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. LArr hyr7:I.I.ICENcE. COVRT of.KING's 1-;ENCII—FrnnUART 14. tor•I FIN noatmcia h:t nt Guildhall, in A/A -kiwi, b u t u C.V4e of public luitereA occurred. COU:tI OF COMMON PLEAS-.--(iVILDIIALT. Sittings at Aisi Prins bqi,,e Sir ALAN CIIAMUM.r. A SSAL . LT. 1.1:1f V. i;.11.:Y• • Th's was an action to recover damages for in as *stilt committed nu the Manual by the Defeintint, 0.1 the .2711 i of Noveitther, at tile blown Brut pub lic-house, E I,t Southfield. Lt sopeared that the parties hart nut Irecti on good terms for some tune preceding the 114,10dt. rite Dektidont is a balo.r.autt the Plaintitf having , some cont.ol over the l'Artsh Work-houie. preverdeil the P g v latin from giving a I.lllVtiel, In ser ve the Asylum with bread. y having met at the 11r3.4)1 Rear, awl the 0-fetiolstit toing intoxicated, after w.rkiug some remstks 0 , l the person of the I'laioot 11. h ave him two 1,10 kit on the him'. The Jury gave a vettlict fur the Plaintiff—Da mages 40e. DENNUY v. %VANS. This sou also au actiou to recover damages for assault. It appeared in evidence, that the Plaintiff was cook on hood the ('ate/wit/4e West I:.•:i,f+nau. Captain Sullivan. la the month of Aprl 'co!). when the vessel was taking in a cargo in 01.1 I la.- bone, Jamaica, the Captain went on shine, and left the Defendant. who was mate, in co 'lomat. Daring the Captain's absence. the Plaintiff, whikt iu 11 state of intoxication, went to the Defr.ada'•t, and demanded, in a very insolent matincr. fur his allowance of grog. The Defendant, not chaos iag to increase his inebriety. desired hint to leave the quarter-deck, and gently led him by the arm to the lower deck. This gave the cook great offence, and he made nee of very indelicate expref smog to the Defendant, and went on the quarter deck, using provoking language at lust to -uch an extent, that the Defendant was oblige., to lake up a piece of mangrove, which was ou the deck s and strike him sr•vral I lows. The .bury fninui a verdict for the Plaintiff. D.:- maga—Ore Farthing ! . . . _ LE .t'l' dsSIZES. I:STERN CIRCVIT. The 1100. Mr. butterßtu., T and Mat Hun. Mr. Juatig e • Days athl Places apipointei for haliliasitie Lent Arr. /ea, 16 11. ilanit—Nott.loy, March 4. at the Castle of %Villein:titer. ft dry u. day. Mast% 9. at Rainbow,. eilarklas. March 13, at Doerhesltr. De. o a —Satarday, II art It Ili. at the Cn.tlrut Csetrr. City of Excier--isait day, at the Guildhall of the City of Eiorter. (ennrel—Netsrlay, ‘lsreb 33, at I.lnuevalou. isasevitilrburs.l.l), M..,.11 2s, at the Castle TAutstos. NAVAL l •IELLIt.ENCE. ruItTsINOVTII, TEL 13. Attic •d F:tourite, Ernt.. Pl 7111001 1 14; and the Rears gon-brig, front a orate.—Vl ToitiAe;1111411. Sir Joseph Vorke's tqw Mr.?, s:111 rroiromp here w Md. Wow!, to. 4 ether t,n the Caledonia. 110 gnus. Rear-Admiral Sir ff. K. Neste, Capt. Brown ; the Misefirartarga, 71, the Asgard frigate, the Iluaser and East India CuOIVOT, Intl a Siiallith chip br,014,11 is by one of the tiowl-troatp. The Dasseeiark is at to Portrateueo, to rep air the damages she cos. tinted by ton 1111 l g litfOAT(l of a trmsport. No boats 214 allowed to go ashore. It hap blown a hard gale slsoot W.N.W. to-dai : this evening it it more mo. rate, and seems inclined to come round to the aetbstard. Tat.wntea, FES. U. Anited the Wahines's,* packet, with • Mail from Lisbon in right day as but brings ito newt of (importance; the fylla sloop of war. front a critic-. tt.kmorta-Duca, FLIII. 13. Arrived this mfternuou the IllemAss, Porker, nine weeks front the 1.11. of Fr.ure. - toodore Rowley brought dispatches from thence. and was accompanied by Caps. Situ peon, passenger, I who both set of fur Lourfoo in at choose sort four. Soled the favourite, Is :rum, Capt. Clements, I with marines, for Portawou.b; and I..ratel, with vo twiner., I. Torbay. DEAL. TRR. 13. ArriviA the Govo.sec I)utedurell, Copt. Clete- I iron the S•.1111i1 . 4rl/0, last hum 4t. Heleos, %loch place oho I, f! Dvetiolser, in cnnipsay with th-Fairiir E ost itl3l3ladll HOIMak. and 77tewes. Soulh!tr .i.trut the . !tttf I has elan a.ricrd to the Down•. They left ot St He lens the Loris Lang end Alliis.—Also a.rived, the tirirt. float Curse.ta. ehargeta with dispatches Stout .41e tioverber of that !stood. which were ire n1,4118.04 forwarded to Garerotnewt.—Wind W. I'.ll'. mud squall.. - To the rlsvace tit Aturn. - e, • we rep: - the fol. lowiog arleertiseascut from a scent New fork paper:-w• It'soull to purchase, a ...tart Mark Boy, of g owl and ches....tar : 114.67,1,1.*1117d to hoes, work ...It he pre fitted. Aire, aph oho is a 'mod cook, washer, and ironer, sod cia be rill rerotn r.adad for both io other. A pod prier will be Rival. Apply at Waeoe's Register Commies's 011iee, No. a, w " Hnw ,lire count . .., pretend to either hasn•or, delicacy. or a «pork of the real spirit of freedom, I whore It • system i• the leo of the hand, end the trade and pursuit of sea irvoiiit !1! A short tint , .I , l*. two of tile 013 swarm, and four of those of the last year, whose fraiiirrs were shout turning white. were wale's from the S-riirst- • ts to River in Hyde Park. The Implies were found tint to teem, rattMntt the *kin. iso.l feathers. which have bees ttarr4 to a Jell who te•uta• in the eirigh bonrhoiri of o.ford-strect. Vormigh his s•ndutK stem is • feather-ilreseer t• he dressed. The Jew !toe bean taken into ceat•dy, sod ba• •rid. exotic .eaar•l raatninatson• et the l'ohlie Haw• •%rest. • l'he skin. and feathers hr.. ',ern ittentiw tar , ' by a aad• ernpt.q•d to the l'aik. I(caterriey lie Jew norirrwent • Loot rsaniosatiou. a•d Was ordrrril to tio4 hie, foe haivi , • proprriy to his p,r.•• • oi..n. wttlbrout hew; el,ie to give a .44. AK tally 81". non* how he Iporattir oo.iseee.l of the sb. a, he wit Items' little to toothiest the na•a of whom lie saiJ putt:bast - A thew. ..._. ~ ~r~. FOREIGN !NTH LUG ENC E. LISBON MAIL. AYAINIONTR, JAN. 9. The Generals Soult and Monter, on the tat of this month, marched from .Seville, with all their t roo p., 1,100 carts laden with provisions nod other c ry,,A., and a considerable train of artillery, direct ing their course for Estremadura. A Frew:h move - utile catmint from Cordova advanced to Azuaga, and joinewhich d that of General Girard. Part of the infantry wallet Guadalcanal w a s attacked on the lit of tins month, by two corps under I. ientral B at :m icros who left the ground covered with French, without oily other loss on our side than two killed mut teu wounded. Another division tit the troops of t h e .1111111 General attacked likewise in ' Cacalla, but not with so good u result. On the 3.1, Ballpiteroi received notice of the i min eitient of the French from Seville, in court of which tic ordered his retreat, CADIZ, JAN. 23. The accounts received from the eastward 1111'. 11 more the unfortiniate loss of Tortoni. To satisfy tile ittiblie curiosity on this important event, we think it proper to invert the itrticle relative to it front fire Extraordinary Vdt:rtte of Catalonia, of the sth instant, whit h is as toll Owl " 1111' C111111111111(61.•111.Chirl ad interim of this Army, being aris.iictsly °ermined in advancing the glory of the province, and the Congress makiti4 every exertion to prepare the necessary means to rave the country, with tl.e least sacrifice possible • to the people, ald om itting no thing to isii co the fartra-a of Tortoso ; this happy moment was fully expected, but treason mid infamy appear to have united to frustrate rt once the exertions of the army, the counc:la of the Congress. and the hotws of toe principality. Neither the General nor the Congrrto have yet received any official advice*, but by Poe account of three soldiers of the regiment of Soria, who were in garrison at Tortola, who have arrived here to-day, we learn that that place, though (numbed with provisions and military stores suffi cient for a long time, not having suffered the tire of the enemy for snare than a fee hours, without being assaulted, without basing loin one of its forts, and without having suffered in its walls. was shamefully delivered up to the enemy ea the of this 'eolith, at four in the afternoon." On Tuesday evening. about right o'clock. es n young man, the son of a respec.alde butcher in Wandsworth, was pawing on the Wanilswortn told, on Ins way Intim.. lie was stopped by five G 0 1 10416; one of theist presented a small pistol to him ; they then dragged him into a heV. and knocked bin into a ditch. from which they afterwards pulled ht in out. They then proceeded to rifle his pockets. and robbed him of. Ins coat. Thy nett proceeded to pinion his arias back with his necktioth. and be. cense hr looked et them, he received vinlesit Wows on each side of his fact. After they had listened his nen., one of them pot the motile of a horse. pistol to his nose sod told him to smell the content.. which he should have in Min if he looked after nr parsatd them. He remained in the position in which theyAkiiiminkc ilikupt threi tfatt:tm.ufen i *WV and Ventured into tl.e.ried, isfWwviki.c4 ~ to ibe Britanisia public.heut.e.' o her'elhe'. related % what bed happened. and got hos arms 0 li-,sel. 1%0 robbers were all dressed like geptlemen'swounit. On the lit instant an unfortunate end distresstng accident happened to one of Mr. Lorrus's chaire d. ivers, on the Shields road. A party 11 be had been spending the day in the neighbourhood of Shields, on their return to Newcastle. observeg the driver of the chaise% be siaishVg , ntexicated, Mr. Low- TIM. who was himself one the part), apprehen. sive for the safety of the ,pan, ,orderedliin off the dicky, desired boa to walk honlie, and talk the rein. stud drove the chaise himself. The driver, it appears, had, unknown to spy one, come up to the hack part of the chaise while it was going, and on laying hold of it had 'Mumbled, by which the spikes caught hold of the handkerchief roam! his neck, ash being so intoxicated that he could not eV mate imuself with his Minds. he was is this state dragged as far as Bykt r Turnpike-gate (nearly two mile.) before he was discovered. His tore, Joints were almost rubbed off by the friction of the road, and he wits taken to the infirmary with little Hopes of recovery. Irish Papers of Erit'uty and Saturday last Lee been received. They contain farther accounts of the trials of the persons charged with being con cerned in the recent outrages in the Sontheru Mo ines of that country, before the Special Commis sioners. Lord NtutaußY. Chief .1 dice of the Com tism' Plena, and Sir S. al ;RAW(' Chief Baron of the Exchequer, now sitting at (loomed fur that purpose.—On Tuesday the 5 , h instant. Jame., Mitcham, arraigned under Lord Etttrialiantuit's Act, for Acing a loaded goo at June SII;LE. with intent to k:Il burn, was rtegatiteif, the evidence u m sustaining the indictment. Oil the Same day Di rt 1 Lanny, arraigned under the same act, for fien,ie a gun, loaded with ball, at GEnaux Mines, verb intent to kill him, was found gushy. and aeteence of death was immediately 'oard ate him. Mastics. Alsrphy was 1 4 pill of highway rubbery. I Thursday the 7th Inst. the prneeeditics of the Cointoission closed at Clonmel, three tinfottunate men having been convicted that dm . . A dreadful 6re broke out on Sunday morning at FOll.l . oil and colour warehouses near Limenouse hole Stairs, by which four warehouses and twelve dwelling-homes were destroyed. The damage p, esttinated at upwards of sixty thousand nomads! Astaatcam Pts cs.—A valuable discovery has been lately made respecting the species and of the pine trees growing on the Lneat estates, now in the poesy .ion of the flon. Colonel FiIASIR, on the stile* of the navigable tide-harbour Loch Waal!. When these estates f.ll auto 1/101. ae.iimu of Government on the attainder of Laid Lower, the commission for intionging property 01 this description. recommended seedlinz plaids of the ;best American fir tribes to be coltivated on them. winch was accordingly done. Col. Fagots' ha. lately caused longitudinal and transvinie sec bons to be ,cede, whirl, unequivocally evince they have roamed geounir turpentine timber; sod will verfara4ow with shot without splinteriiia ot driving out the 'toms ; will bvad to any shape i n aisi i .huddium cal/gutsily, mad soppily knee., brims. and .pvirs, In resist decay H. w .ter. is ships, lan - ita, bridges, (rooms whistb i , and tke like. war•m 4, ' ~~ PLIRQUIS OF 1:0.11nIN.1. 1.1•901 1 , fill. 2. Oil the lid lauuary 1811, died, at the hea spiarisos, Owosso, aged 49 yeiirs, Ids Ecelleer d y . Signior Don Pedr o Caro & Surer's, MSIffill:11 Ito))) tinindee of Spin, Knight tirsi d Cross of the Royal S ; ninish Order of Cir.rles ill., Cap t the armies of HO Catholic Niajesty, and a Klkalte 01 the city of Palma, au the island of Majorca. Alter an education corresponding to his high birth, *Loch he made • 111.1.;„-ess to the Latin, tireek, and IL brew lenguagi i., bring vett fatedisr with the claseical embers in thuse tongues, e willous of his father, who gh rionsly t et itithsted hi- life hi Ithe field of honesty, in the r a pet:chin to Algiers, in the year 1775; hr corn uo reed Ills milii..ry career, it, the marine guard of IL.. 11.10 Ott t, w nh , cli he continued till the lie toilary 1041 C MI6 Frauce, at hich rpm la, br ing Caption of a lii, ate, he ewers-it with the tank of Colonti 11).0 the orii.y of Nl. , s erre, sirc.cr the orders of his unck, Lientenai.v-Geiteral Ile Ve , tura Ce.c., suit afterward. into that of Catalonia, in which, by his valour and sighs' services, hr stortli.l obtained the successive posts, and attired a t the rank of Lieuteitaist-Gentral. In 14111, he was appointed Cisptaiu-General of Catalonia, and President of its Royal Audience, in which employment lie had woolens of =tidiest ii.g his great abilities and political knowledge ; he 1133 afterwards Named General of Engineers, and Councillor of War. The lush - Lows views of the Tyrant of Europe inducing him to separate from Spain the greater part of her bed troop*: its the command of winch Ice conducted himself with all that propriety and delicacy he was so looted fur, till he was informed, in the midst of the snows of the North, of the state of Isis beloved country : he vowed to succour it with his troops, to accomplish winch he overcame a thousand Jacobite and dangers. In the command of the Army of the Left, he ex ecuted moist skilful retreats sod movements. sus-' pending and frustrating the projects of the enemy, which by his conduct and military science he or. complished, dr!ring them out of the kingdom of Gal:icia ; to the edintration of the enemy them ...lse:, sod till those who were acquainted with the trilling waits he possessed. A short time slier. he was eAled to the Central Jusod, where he E reeesited himas If nut as a victo rious general, but as the most moderate representa tive, manifesting only all the filter of his character in the vote that he save in the raomh of Ocsoher 109. noon the necessity of immediately frainiog a Council of Berney. On the ilith of Jemmy, Endiog the Supreme Got-eminent dispe..sed by the iimasion of the l reach in Andalusia. Ise ri•:urind to take the command of the army of Eareinsdura, where his presence was of such impornins.e. tear to it in • great degree was owing the enihnsiasin manifested in Bedujez a nd throe lout tl c pr.since. The emleavours the enenv rni7le from drat time, and the decenty with v.ii,ch the Magnin Bodittos knew how to oppose einial-fatat tht:r piitos, etc o ell known osutil Gr.., and Niassena -elvancing upon ilsash lets of *sires Vedras, lie haste' sit with 110 divisions G. his ai.ns to the sossistanee of the Allies. On his way, and is the city of Lisbon, be received many proofs of estimation ; and afterwards he con stantly assisted at the side of his illustrious hired Lord Wellington, the worthy appreciator of his merits end virtues, and whose testimony alone would be sillScient to prove the great loss which Spain, and the common cause of this Allies, have suffered :in his death ; were we even without the nu merous proofs of the public enthusiasm which his name and fame inspired in ill pmts. The barge which conveyed the body of this il bistrinsei General arrived at Lisboa on the night of the 25th of January. On the g6.h in the morniog it was taken on hoard the Portuguese frigate Pa— role, On the g7th at noon the corps was lauded at Belem, accompanied by the barge eif the Portu guese Admiral, and some English ones. in which were Adm. Berkeley and many ;Akers of marine. The great square of Belem. and all the ground to the monastery of Sr. Jeronymo, was hued with English and Portuguese cavalry. The Portuguese infantry regiineut of the line, No. 12, a Corps of the Royal Commercial oluntecra. a brigade of the Royal Marines. and a regiment of English in fantry ; a sqiiadron of the regiment of Portuguese cavalry. No. li, another of English dragoons. and an English battalion of infantry. led the proces sion. The corp.e. followed in a coffin, borne on th• almolders ii auldters of the Royal Crrwhir:eess ; psll sas borne by the ()Ricers of his Excellency's Staff, •nil by Ei.gli II Officers! by, the sides waik-il the .rtvattl. hi the lobt:o• with waxen fimribeatix; then followed the Eoglish sod Portuguese (Jr. neral Officers, both naval and 14 the land service, the Engtish and Spanish Nlioisters. sod a ',rest number of Officers of the three nation... The whole cone'uded with two coaches of the Royal Household. IVithin the walls of the monastery was erected a cenoteph. on winch the coffin was placed what the religious offices were reciting; and thence it ens tak-n to the house where it is to he cl:•posited till it it is conveyed back to Spans. 'lite entraii., which were placed in a cidfits, were buried peer the centre of the Sacristy. The ceremony m the church hiring concluded. three discharges were heed by a battalion of the Royal Volunteers of Commerce. the park of Portuguese artillery posted near the mon .stery. wnii thr park of P.n2lish Arts:lvry in the io•tress of It. 1..•.. In thi. manner concluded the Liner d ("Vt.. ttttttt y, which in nil its Mecums stow...* wa• saved to the regret sod grief due to the nugatory of this v. at man. A R•ntlemsn of !him& hey prwftm•d a nr•or thoul of µrms.% tog flit 141111.1 of prti , roi .hipwrrt'k•ti. prooLipoily by h..ing she rootir....w. nytd to *lwo. forrneti of cork shortngs. Ifr +taproots. lbw if rich inistiriwo we■ tilled with th• shove in propforon equal to the •.1r port of r smitle noon n tnaao Of tboto eli•nera i vsyboard. Itnitt4l t..orther by tore at ouch corner. would form an extenovr met, r 11 . 14. of OSIIII I )Pf of Mol. aINI C art, m to the ',peke or .hor-, oitb for mo t e 0.1.9, litoo COM. men rode, arh , rl, are irrealtira.iy .11.1ale1lert by ol.r , Worm they receive. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT trILDIIA TO- nomitow. • Thomas Woodward .autt Thout.ut Calton, Slistfo. ratl , dye. a -lobo Dunn. Triruraill•slreet, Clerkenwell, victualler Henry esiiimmeitert, buukesilicr Simnel W. ight, fate of Cliarks-street, Solsiessairce, • . jeweller . John Groombridge, I.awrence Ponstuey•hill, Loudon, 'perdition - 374 David Alexander Linde, Great Winchester-street, merchant - 3 II Jaime Carter, York-street, Soutbwaik, wine and brandy ini Tbionas Vick:wear-street, Clare•market, eberseunitn-i• - 3 10 101i0 Wall, 1/•f.,,,1-strett, batter - 3 IQ . 31,•••• , i ; 1 1 ..0.1., ti, a 0. ...141 Thomas Masson, jun. London, merchants - W'dham stifle, laic of Busting street, Westminster, r • - 3 10 Wilnuml - ufi, M movies Lominn Omen...monger . 310 Jobs tehirclioti.e IVuini rtill ' iain Lakin, London, w err liouv,issen 3 I Oliver Cutter, Camomile/meet, Bislopsgate. mer chant Ann Lamb, - ster, St James's steel, mtliie-r . to John Dit. him', Sherburne lane, esi i•enter - 9 Limitsell, Hackney-ruin:, Middling:, car penter Thomas Blvaers, Tuttenliam.court-road, Pre Alexander ,Dellas, Tower bill, wine and imam' Illier• •• 3 I William Patton, Cow-lane, West Striiiisfietel, carpets. ter and builder . 9 14 Thumas Eddimm, Rumford, Essex, listen-draper - I 13 William -Lewis, late of Alio:g.tem, Ilerkshire, hanker J oomph Sills, Jonathan Silts, end John Wish-, Pid gems, Marnbrii•aberf, intrebsids - 4 I Thomas Ilsrriott, Ilishorgate•strert, rhino-man . 1 In Rube. t Callen sod Julio Pearl, tiveapsinc, Meium - I Is William Knight, late of rrr yet, St. M Jr). le• team. carpenter John Horner, West Sraitharld, vittualler • Samuel Cautions, late of Illuckinghluis, Lstrt, roger - tar and Iskicksmitb . t 13 Palsiek Dingwall, Linkable-hill. grocer . . 1 10 Charlie Sankey, J amts. etre et. Cuveut-Garden, cheese. 'meager . I It Louie Moaned, Spriug•Gardoe, tavern,keeper . 'J t Richard Trevitilick atid Robert Dickinson, Fom street, Lionehuuse, dealers DIVIDENDS. - i I - 3 PI 3 10 - 3 10 . 3 II - II 1 - I It) 4 I i . . b ... . ~ g, '.. .... tt . . u. n. g. . 1 , ; t i , . 1 II Jobe Jadeites, Fatalism, Suety, megeoe, end late of St. Sealant's-tate, Cawatta.alreet, Lambe, ewe rend Benjamin Stellate Capel fleshoes, into of Catherine• runt, London, Coen- factor, William Thomas Dole, St. NI argeroCsAdli, South wark, jebellee Jobe baiter, hen- cest.taae, Laudon, rammer Stribbiebill :Norwood May, Gestfie. Helen's, Law des, merchant . Thom= • Heves; Great St. Retes's liialsopegete. street, merchant - - John 'tlfray, Finsbury place. merchant . Janis Janne, Aidereamobssel, Loo.bm, busier • CERT i PIC ATES. George Lambert end Thome France, of kliteEsd.fiesils ideVeiex, coochnsakee Jllll4Ol [Mews, Or !limit, Monmouth, mercinet. Jubn Wales., of allackmou -tee, Sonny, lisson.ireper. • ..bee, of Mosursetis metes, Seven Dish, Selo &rex, grocer. James cicosseuse, of Picks, t t-elawst,Strawd,Moduilemes, cheese. monrr. Cha. les Price, of Piekett-street. Strand, Slidakess, chew► manger. it Joh- Robertson, of Laureere•Purneser.l ol , Leedom, Wet. . rifest. Japoseeete, 14.1.eusweee-Spenarep.bitl, took', sseellfeel. • romp Asagamd, Isar liallntirkroaut. tat - 4*meaja*llar. -4 litwavels, it Jdbe 0.. trame-Sair. an ‘,ltfm. turer. W MOOS F 40.1, J Ik-disesteem, Sauer. era, 1.,50rer. Woolcett, of Wandawocsb s seed, St. dori.f.awahtlis, limey, betides Alike Drakeforel, of Cohabit:, Warwick, balk*. Joseph Pickering, of Hall.. el., Laaraatc,, evitetrepitteM. Job,, 1111111, tits of Lee , Herthradl, enepes. tee John Riche/deo, of Kusgetwo-sp. apiriseadebant. Willem later, late of Deptford, at, bsietti. William Irked, of Celestoss.street, Loudon, isiivhsnf. Itieherd Amer.*, New-ate et, lesekleead,Seerp,oelienderer. • - Thomas Sage, of Liverpool, werrisant James Comb, of Upper Cleveland erect, riyerui.Pqmair, Sfiddleeen, baker. . . 10 It ti I ,o k t t PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY NOP ,per Cyst Reduced ll • 3 per Cent. Couple .. lisji! 4 per Cent. . wit• 4 per Cent Nary Lai( Ass 1 7 is iti p India Roods. ........... ...... uK a; prow. Exchequer Pills 4 ti rm. Eaglirli Lnltery Tito Commis for .. ... .. 1 64 *6 T. RISK, Stock Ernker. 4, Cos-shill, asd 9, Clieristerass. BtKTH. Oa Friday last, at Weil Elm!, Ilaarratead, tba Lady at Jahn Cu), Ebq• of a low . MARI:I46E. I)ubals, Jolin Flood, .4 Flood 11$11, CI n o ty of tJ % rib, tidtsi ..lAughtts of •Le Light tout. the Attut• ttey•Cencrul. I/EATIO:. On Thnrsiay. 7•h Fol , socty , at N.rrtosi nave, year I in. .enln, .1./hn Ito, ono, F st 11. • I:otter of the Lady of tor klaotrigne Cl.t.issatley, I' Irr. of t.niron Hall, la the retro cnunt,. Ile bad •:rw.sl 11;.• t J un.!) la hoar 114C1:1411 , 6 Par. 1 liaussst., I.rt,lng I.rire it loftier' for th- BorirttAs of tirc - .1 Crlosalts, in the ...me r-casty, and twice OR 144 ul 1 bathos 4, iu the r tootay of ;" oftsl4. On') It nr min) aro k, In 1Z eppel-etrert,lbe !orogen ono cl Mr stl.l imam Albums, adr.s v•• ro.o.ths On lye set scats's,, at the Ilersory boost, firsdrretrast, sessrf, :Via. Vattrtney, wife of Orr Run. J Jut Courtney, eras N has sog bete Altos one, 41 . 4 .1. 14 Clllsll libe Arc Irs fore :Om u. sandy devilstrr a the dee. Edursad Norm. Rector of ic•rdeo, ii.v.:tc. Oa Satardry the ttb inatcal. at 11.4 lwrooe It Murtha id flarrey . 4gl/4 44. Ilse Rao Frederick Ht.', Percsdok. A. 11. :AU of - Irma' Csdle•c. Oxford On 11. e VIA .srol lith all, of are sallssarontsoy Owe. Jsdsa Chattra IlTsitling, o.nly ason, nd WTI... 5p0r1.0111.1. -111, 11 1111 dentlricr, of Willis sposorlsog, Lat. of Petisar.lials, .6... r ohne At her hearse, peer Cams knierresee. 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