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. DUEL, • BETWEEN LORD PAtAT AND CAPP: CADOGAN. 30TH MAT, 11.109. In order to prevent the appearance 111 the papers of any mis-statement respecting the duel which has taken place this morning between Lord Paget and Capt. Cadugan, we, the respective trietels of the parties, feel. it incumbent on us to submit the Ml lowing as the cortect statement of the event, as it occurred In consequence- of a challenge having hem re. ce . med by Lout Paget from Capt. Cmlogam and every attempt to prevent a meeting having the parties attended by their respective friesias— CaPt. Cadogau by Capt. 111.1Lenzie, of the navy, Lord Paget by Lieut.-Colonel of the 7th light dragoons —met, as agreed, at 7 o'clock, on %Wimbledon Common. The grouud having been taken at twelve paces distance, they were directed to five together. Captain Cadogan tired—Lord Pagot's pistol flashed. This having been decided to go for a fire ; a question arose whether Lord P. had taken Min as if intending to hit his antagonist? Both the seconds being clearly of opinion that such was not his intention, ( althoug h' the degree of obli quity he gave his pistol ass such us to have been discovered only by particular observation,) Captain 111‘livilie stated to Captain Cadogati, that us it appeared to be Lord Paget's intention not to fire at hint, he could not admit of the affair pro ceeding any farther. Lieut.-Col. Vivian then asked Capt. Cartoon whether he had not hiinselfolrserved that Lord Pueet had net aimed at him; to which he replied' in the affirmative. Capt. 111•Keuzie then declared his determination not to remain any longer, in the field, to WiIIIQS9 any further. act of hostility on the part of Capt. Cartoon. Caput's] C. replied, of course his conduct must be decided by his Second ; declaring, at the same time, that he had come prepared for the fall of one of the p ar ti es . Cm Capt. Sl'ketizie and Lieutenant-Col. Vivian making it known to Lord Paget. that as he evidently did not intend to tire at Capt. Cadogan, the affair could Bono further, Lord P. replied, aqs such is your , letermination.llave now no hesitation i" saying, that nothing could ever have itidaced me to add to the injuries I have already done the family, by firing at the brother of Lady Char lotte Wellesley."—On this the parti.-s left the ground. G. C. pri.litztc. R. H. VIvIAN. • • •• THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, wEDINEs. , oc • mil , 31. I . When the present came into power, we were surpr;...A, that, with.their littleness of wind dud Har r ow ye e l mgs , they should have con. Cowed the lion. Mr. ERSKINE Minister to the United States.--1-le certainly was the only Minis- ter from this country that ever united the hearts :Lad stf , ctit.iis of the people. of Americas; and, n 4 such, 111.1./ have Inam found a good plaster hir a weak-backed, ricketty Administration, such as that we line possess.—lt was, how- -1 ever, sit more sorprising to us to Il lld that . Fa6KINC should remain in office under the ciiange that had taken place. The sentence of ' co•alcuitste.iou which they have pronounced upon bits conduct. shows tiled M INlftiKll. uot more safe in their hand., than an Anttlaar, or a GENERAL. J:t the House of Commons, last night. Mr. Man- i Yarn waved for japers relative to America: when •is conversation ensued betneen Mr. CANNING and Mr. PON Soya If upon that subject. Mr. PONSORBY ,stekod, whether the Minister in Awesica lid trans- 'stilted any justification of his conducts' ppd, if he • had, whe:lier there could be any oljectime Wain it before the House ? The answer w as, that Han; but in the prevent state of the negociation..be (Mr. C.) did not thick it selrisetible to produce it. We • , lease it to oar reader* to say how far this is fair rooduct en the part of Ministers to Mr. ERSKINE, • They have not hesitated to declare publicly and loudly, that he has acted contrary to his instruc- , • tiseas. but they hesitate to publish his justification. Orders arrived at Raunsgate, on Saturday last, to delay the embark aims of die Ist Battalion Soth Re- , giment, for about to days. Some horse transports are expected in that harbour, for artillery, under orders to embark. The 52d Regiment. Ist llat- , ari d t h e 9.5 th Rifle Corps, have embarked at Deal. awl remain in tar.. Downs, waiting, it is said, to he joined by the other regiments. The Royal Attglesea Regiment of Militia march- ed from ttemsgate to Margate, yesterday morniug, where Ilia are at present to remain. By the Prince Arlolplins puck. r. arrived at Fal- mouth, we have received New York Papers to the 7th last, and letters std papers from Halifax to the 3hl inst. T:te (termer contaiu no news of any ' moment, the greet cause of interest and anxiety • It baseeo been removed by the arrangement made hy the Il a n. Mr. 'Emmet.. We have made a few ex- tracts, which shew the state of the public mind lr Atnc,ica, au.l the feeling excited by that measure. Frie,olvhip with Em lards, and resentusent against UON ',PARTE, are the two prmailing sentiments which it his produced in ills United States. It is melancholy to think how soon this seen' will vanish, and the rialinsia-in of jay, excited in Ame- rica by the prospect of toulian6 friendship with Englund. be changed to smlitetwk. It is stated, in (Merle Gazettes to the 7th in- stant. that the division of the Spanish army, under General % ALLA:STEAMS, had completely defeated the French division under General Boom's. on • the river Di va. The report of Vie action is dated April'3o, at Villeneuve. from whenceVAILLIE•TiaOS had since transferred his head-quarters to San N"tcente de ia Basettiera. • Saturday sr'imight His Majesty's ship Tribitie, Captain itslessoi.ns, arrived at Cove, from Lis- ' Avon, haring snider convoy 33 sail of transports, to take in cavalry. A letter from xo (Init-er on board His Majesty's • ship Victory. d tted otiGottetsburgh, the loth inst. saes :--•• Tile Alonzo 's Convoy from the Note is arrived, all safe. We are to sail its a few boom, 1 suppose for the Baltic, in cousequettre of iutelli- genre that the Russian Fleet ism sea." Accorditig to the most correct list of the French Navy, it consists of ti ships of 140 gnus; 2 of 80; 30 of 74 guns: and 43 frigates; exclusive of the Elbe, the !Airings', and the Pallas, said to be on shore its Basque Roads. A sloop of war, which is arrived at Portsmouth. • from tiuereasey, has brought intelligence of the Freitelt .hips which had escaped from the Salutes, having got into Cherbourg. Jamaica Papers, to the 16th of het month, ar- rived, yesterday, by the Jamaica mail. They beer brought no further details respecting the late con- spiracy. It does not Peens to have been so extensive • as the first accounts led us to belies?. The loss of the Earl Talbot East Indiaman has • never been properly accounted for. We therefore been the following extract of a letter, which tends to throw some light on the subject, after her voy- age from Bonitos; to China. The letter is ones- Hon is "ism Lieutenant lines, of the Mamba Ma- rine, also commanded the Aireinise, sent to ex- plore the shoals of the fiss,..techi, in the Chimes Seas, and the Superintendatit of Marine et Bom- bes.. flornhay Merchants' RINal, er Tay-ln.quang of the Pilot. This shoal, (win reasons stateJ in say lett. r, was nut examined. Our pilot .Itserdne it as Waal:altar, and ton shallow for a ship to anchor ow Ile revellers, that slant eield or nide years ago, whew the fishinc season com- mented, whirl) is about the month of Jimmy, there was tou.id the urea of a very lacer ship us this shoal, whose crew they could nut strand fur, but sappased they must have pi nsheil. The ship is stated to have hero very large, and ;oadr , l with rdi too ; also that she Lad a her of irony, and thine lira sri at sae. It is difficult to conjecture Own tins ship could have been, sinless the HUD. coespaoy's slur Earl Telhot". A Protest has been entered ag , ii.oit the Resole- bons in faronr of l'a!liatuentaly i.efuntn, agretii) . • • „ taut the meeting held for the county of Cornwall, at Brelmiti, on she 15th insiaut. It is signed by ass ' -Lords ELLIOT and DE DIALITANYILLE, and 33 tleotlenien. • The annual distribution of prizes by the Society Aloe took place yesterday sit their room in the was attenclod sionieroue- and ekgaot company.—W4 . 4re. oir.4r the necessity' of deferring :he particular* mull toisuoirew. .• ••• j ar • • • '' . "••• • 4 4 .t'''' ; ;;E •‘. • 9 1410111161111111P#.= LORDPACETIND LAD) . emaßLoT:TrrrtLE9l, We are authorised to stat. t` ' in reference to; ir he pa ragraph which appeared in 'this Paper of ,ott.lay last, that although Lord Paget has retirtued ti the bosom of his family, without being compelled to relinquish Lady Charlotte IVellesley, yet, the steps that his Lordship has taken, have been dictated alone by a sense of propriety toward/bath fantiliks, and from a hope taut it might eventually lead to their happiness 1; in lotto separating n Lady Char. ‘ros co loe Wellesley, he did so in e: i i rem compliance with her wishes; shat was no lot ,er to be ender his Lordship's protection, than ill chose to continue pa : it was not his object to I restored to Ins wits., . his children, and his frienti , whilst Lady Char lotte was precluded Pain hese advantai,,wes ; ha was prepared to go step y step with her iu these res:sects. If ',tidy Churl to could give him up, and find ha pities in tl bosom of her familt , she was at liberty to do a ..if, on the other liainl, she rottl,l not exist will .11,1 t him. fir was runty to 'sacrifice every thing fn the woman he hail In en the usepsits of placing i such .A situation ; in filet, nothing was or is fait ar from the wish or iiiirii tins, of his. Lordship than the cur attic!' tip- , pears intimated by he paragraph 'alluded tu..—. " That his Lordslis shotdd 'Slurs to his f ly,. and enjoy all the !otnlorts of shell N Sitstation, whiltt Lady C. was icing under liiipriitectiou, de- • pi 'vest of every thin that could render life happy, or even desirable." ' 'befriends of Lord P. are aware that much inure i &Filiation has gone abroad, in relation to the 'happy event that has occurred ; they have not i tempted to contiF.dict the state ment ; 'nor has .ord Paget hiinself ever endeavour ed to palliate a rime, of the Magnitude rsf which he is perfectly' isible. lint as the iiiitsigraph in iewartion„ fel sing the leder of Lady C. Wellesley to Mr. Arb hoot, is evidently calculated to im press on pee es minds the idea that his Lordship's feelings bar not been, and are ant, much distress.. ed en the 'sloppy occasion. we are authori s ed to state, II t an opportunity will be given as of publishing ttteni, which, although they may not exculpate s Lordship, will most certainly convince the world tat he bus hot been destirute of thou, feeling's w ich do credit to the- heart; and that since the elancholy ocrurre nee has taken place, his colorful: has been dictated moat entirely by those principles •hicla appeared to him most honourable. soil fling proper on such an occasioo, mail under cireunistn eel solliMeult nod afflicting. Fasts. :Um: Eugtrott gave a grand bag and mower, ~ Monday night, at her house, in Grafton street. I wone•ttendetl by upwards of ti;jat hun dred Fa: ionahles, About one o'clock the teem piny war disturbed by a gentleman with a black mask on, who attempted to gain forcible admit t mince. strong party of servants surroanded t i 10 . n, to hoon he opp ose d a f orm id a bl e rebistanee, a .1 fins y effeetvd hi s eser.spe, with only the loss ot- his cuit, which wa s t orn o ff his hawk. %V e no d. stand that lie li ves its ilereford-street, and was ve -much intoxteateti. 'Monet CHAMOT,IOIi of the Count DR JAR. , HA , who married Miss •SMTTIi, the 3oun g e s t aiml r or Sir SICETIIIIGTOR SMYTH, Bart., of Ire- Isu , will shortly receive in marriage the fair liand or Lady ISARKLLA FITZGERALD, the only tinnier rSed 'lnfighter of the late Puke of Lt.i karst. Sir EDWARD mud Lady Swett, from Yorkshire, end Sir Gsnans: :: id Lady l'lnov. from Wolver hampton, ore among the • fashionable arrivals at KIRKHAM'S lipid. The Earl and Collides* of Essex wilt leave tows, this day, fur Cashiohnry. They mean to return on Monday, •n which day her Ladyship will re-cotn ran•uce her eveonig parties. • 'Ow Earl and Ci•untess of Santos left town, yest;-rday, for Stake's Park. Mrs. tiII:MONS is expected in Edinburgh, where she is etivird to nerfnewi for a limited time. Mr. Riau put off the pky ititetuted fur Molwlay evening, from respect to Lite Nonlenten and Cm dawn who celebrated the memory of Mr PITT. _L.-1-.-1 CITY BUSINPSS. • Yesterday, • Court of Aldermen was held at which was attended by fourteen Aldermen, mid the City Officers. The ( old proceeded to inspert theMealweisdiera' fle:iorts, and tinkled list ',net of Bread to he eediteed ot.e up: 'e, or Id. in the Peek loaf, to take place to:morrow, ti hen the Guartren Loaf of Wheaten is to be sold for is. sad Moureliohl at 11. Several persons were sworn i iito the office of Peckers. The Lord Mayor laid before the Court. • letter he hod re rented frum Mr. Alderman Boyden. ream, itiog to res.go IsAs Mine of Alderman for the %Var.' of Cheap, which was se• reined, and his Lordahip was desired to issue his urreept for a 11':eilinute, fir the election of :mother in his stead. The lord Mayor proposed tlw folios lull Geutiemen to the Court, to be put in nomination to the Livery iu CUIUIOOO Hail, on Midsummer-Bay neat, for their choice of too of them to eerie the of of rilierifli n't l.wdu.t ir..l Mid dlesex fur the year ensuing, and the Common Cryer wan di rected to serve them with oviee thereof Griffith lours, Esq. (distal and draper. George Itridges, Eeq. colorer nwl w heelwright. Richard Sanderson, Est' cilium' soul cooper. Samuel Baker, Etii. citizen mid iroonstinger. %I'illiam Cass ' Esq. citizen and wheelwrie.t. George Wood, Esq. citizen awl merehaut-tailor. John (:ray, Esq. citizen awl draper. Haney Mi. Mortimer, 1'49. tit iseu and farrier. Win. lambert, Caq eitisen and cooper. Neva Parker, E4q. Clerk of the Cliainhor, surrendered np that Ake, and Mr. James Bendel. was admitted AO hill room. NEWSPAPER LIES. Borne of the low puhlicpritits hay; resorted to a practice of the darker agv4. and long since exploded as infamous—we mean that of dam * themselves into notice. One piper, yesterday, itimonoved the death of Mr. Thomas Sheridan ; another su noenree the death of his father, the Bight lion. Richard Britisley Sheridan ; although, at thei time when the paragraph was preparing for the press, Mr. Sherid•n was within a few hundred yards of the office, supping with a party tif friends, and reading. fur their gnitili-stion. letters, on that day received from his son, tit Cadiz. represenfuig him in good 'health and spirits. A report was also in dustriously spread, that Sir Francis Burdett halt beets woubded alangerously in • dart with Mr. Tierney ; and some of the 'prints who mentioned the report, did not hesitate, at the same time, to cooky., that they kavw it to be totally false, and destitute or foundation. That these lies made sonic impression is. hoaever, obvious; as, on the en trance of Mr. Sheridan amid Sir F. Burdett, last night, into the House of Commons, they were both ”ce , vo.l with a m irked attentiou, that sheaved the rumour had some elfect. Pilll'ATE COaciIESPONDENCE. Extract of a Letter fro= an ()darer is the nth, or King's Own Ittegiasest of Fact, dated Halifax, ad of May " I believe, in my last, from St. Kitt's, where we watered, awl received a deal of attention from the itiluilmants, that the idea of onr going to Clutola ',tripe for the present was aliandoncd ; ire arrived here a few days back. alter a tolerable pasoige, hut I sun sorry, tinit we are snitch disappointed our expectations of bringing our fleets about after the fatigue. of Martinique, for we are losing them, five and six of a day. Probably it may be owing to the sadden change of climate. I hllvimeeeur sue. cyst at Nlartiiiiive is nut considered to be a thug of the came magnitude it fornierty has been ; you are all so taken up with the unhappy besii:ess of Soho, which 1 hope is 1101 SO Leff as see hear its this emus try., The New York patk..t bus just come in, she• has a good many pasfetigem We hear that we are at peace with the Vsmities. Two days ago poi Corninissarp.Generni, au old town of 63, took it in his head to .frown Lowell. It is solipsist d iitat it was in consequence of a clerk he had having na:see airily wills three or four thomtaiitl pounds of the public money. !looms sit excellent character, and is very much regretted ; his body is not yet-slisco vered ; his bat and cam were round by the water's edge. This is the only mom' we have to ammo«, he was guilty of the dreadful net; his tome is Briodlcyc Ile has kit a family. I liar, in distress; his affairs are not yet 'known. The winter hare has beers the most dreadful the inhabitants ever expe rienced. Cliebtecto they had eigllt iutlies of ice* ; the people walked to the different Islands instil a week before we arrived ; they have ice anti allow hem yet, that will take the whole summer to melt. They received us Mary handsomely; the town was illuminated ; the batteries all fired fire works for two nights; and • grand, indeed a *pit did ball and supper, wire ;mull to the officers of the three reginieuts, with an utltlrtss front the inhalsi lams. It is very hasolmene and complimentary. They also gave all our non-commissioned °Mersa supper. _Believe me, there never were three regi. mews is the world deserved it more. I lied the honour, with our other Nook companies, and the efacer. , of our regiment, to receive the. Consmontler ,iii-Chief's thank. for our conduct at Mart' * pie. It was our two consgsouies that took the principal height, and drove r,ou. of the enemy into the tort: kept.the hill, and tiro batteries tiring on 114. WC tired lyisag on the ground, for two lieurp. We lo.t poor Major Maxwell that day ; itiwasihe that led us on. We had not the smallest stovef, the enemy having cut down all the wood, and hurtled aR the houses within two miles of the fort. Colonel redith, who commanded tire artillery here, died while we were nt Martinique ; be wee a long tune in the service. I cannot tell von wlait is to be done with the troops here yet.—All the otliecrs here are !growling about the Income Tax. 11*c all came home almost naked. and they will not sell a yard of cloth antler rd. 10s. You Inti.t think it hard, as a coat will exactly come to Captain linitri.air will start to perform his task of a thousand miles in a thousand hours, to-not. row. lle arrived in London, from : Brighton, on Saturday, and proceeded to Newmarket. The Captain has trained himself to short repose, for some time, and he is backed at even to pet form his undertaking. His match will occupy *ix weeks, and the longest sleep he ran possibly tuke at one lime, insist not exceed an hour and forty tninines. The remains of Lieut.-Gen. RAINIFORD ntre, yesterday, interred, about twelve o'clock, with great pomp, in the Chapel of the Tower. In the procession we mowed the carriages of the Duke of NAILTIII3IIItRILA ND, the Earls of KlarlllilETH. Bro. VIALT, and ST. VI):ELMT. and Sir .11111Pli ItAXILO, Hint. • • T h.. Fit&lf LAST NIC:111"S. 64RE17'1, War-e!grr, VI,. 'Rog. 44tb Rneiment v.( Fowl Gt., . sir 'r, ircr, fi un , i t. , diatb Foot, to be Colonel, vier ItmieNt•ii .1, .1. re:ieml. 6•16 Ditto--lajor (hoewil J.•1..1 She. tviwke, fcm the :1.1 tVrat ledis itegiment, io Le Culw.rl , vtt::: Sir Thu toms ml West India Regiment— Msjor.(;eneral .I , •lin Murray. from the Royal Itce•iiieut of 31s.lts, to be Oat., 'lie Slielbetwke. Royal Reg:ment of Malta--Majur General tlie Run J o b n I . k. di olt. hum tl4ll pay tithe I ith Garri..oll to be Cutouts, vice Murray. • G.taßlBol4l. Lieut.. Grit. Dm id Davg:do ‘Vrabyes, Litta.-Colorel of Pi lAth Itelioneut or P out, to be theretuut of Tysatuuuth, *ice (Atli. Ita.usfer.l, Ju 'used. PAI:TNEItSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Peter Agate Nod James Cramp, of ()trued, Kent, Aped li , iro.t. l'hotuas Saselbyr, Nathaniel Edo Snit, and Blehard Po realer Fureater, of Dinh), irou-masters. March ,is, tusk BA N RU I'TCY RN LA lIG ED. %Vas. Slirvill, of Borr.street, Wapping, NI idilleses, drake anal ehuputau, from May au to July Is, at tea, at (amid hall. BANKRUPTS. Jaws. Turner, of Rorisford, F.sies, carrier, to :tunneler, Jour t.t, and July li, at ten, at (Unbitten, London.-- Atoll ney, ?Jr. Thomas (brunet, Phi:put-bum, I'euehurat strl.l 1.111144)II . Buthile, of Chruiessalreet, Bedfarthanare, bill - dlrscx, carpenter, to smile:Mee, Jane :1, In, sad Jn:y 1., at ten, at Guildhall, Lommit. Atteray, :Mr. Chinni - pher GoAsuond, Neu S. isiv-s•rert, Blarkfriain. Francis !Talker, of Chatham, Kent. I isetedraper, to turn :der, Ju ne 3, at tea, ni 11, nod July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Tom liaisons, cud TUMOUR/1, re l.tl.atl rouit, Throgruorton storey Richard Townree, of Nottinsliarn, manatee, to stu-reuth r, Jime 7, a, and July 11, tit tru, at the Punch-Huai, I;,i Peek lane, .Notlinibust. Attorneys, 3fe:ists. Seale and /teens, 1;1 eat Graiiiiidddrret, Loudon and Mr. Benja min Alfretun, Joseph Itorner, of Rosamond-etre. t, in the Par!sk of St. Jaws, Clerkeneen, MM. ll sex, watekojeweller, to no venae, June 6, 13, and July It, nt o u r, at Guildhall, don. Atornay, Mr. Dewberry, Conduit-street, Ilimover square. Julio Johnson, of Great Beddow, Erax , caeprater, to tar. render, June 3, 13, Uhl July t 1, al ten, at Guildltrill, Lou don. ' Attorneys, Mr. Aubrey, Took's-eosin, Cursitur strtel, Loudon ; mid 41r. ...'udgitis, Clielinafoi .1. John Townsend, of Liverirmi, t g , esr rcndcr,June •20, dI, and J thy 11, at ilsseu, a. the (Rohe 'I :mere, Jelin stexet, Att wary', Air. Thomas rrrrrrr r Looks. ; and 314ssrs. Griffith and Platte, Inarr CU•IV-K1.,1.7(1, l.ivrrpuol. Henry ilegbei, of Warester, hatter, to so runnier, Jane 16, .23, and July 11, at ekeen, at Ow IletilQe Inn, %Yoe center. Attorneys Mr. Plait, Bridze.street, Wu, crater; and Mr. James Platt , 'fantield-couri,'l'emple, London. DIVIDE'.DS. July 22. William Gardner, of Latta, Bedford, sari manu facturer, at one, at (iiidilled!, June u 7. '1 henna Fruit:, of Bt iatol, merchant, at eleven, at the Ituinnier Tiiveru, All Saiiits'-lane, Bristol. /One 31). John Davey, of Curtaia-road, dleses, carpenter, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Julie 24. John %lum:ey, Isle of Goole, bat now of Swine- Sleet, near Rowan, York, potatoeatielauxt, at eleven, at ltail,lllall, Loudon. June JO. V. Mien' Todd, of Cross!lane, Saint Ifery.ll I.undori, and Rark.rdc , Surrey-, usereliaat, at I. clue, at Lor.d.m. June rm.. Sarah nub, Rer.erroorert, Gulden-square, aes, tw tire, ..t I.trudod. Jute 40. Joteph ...Word, of ilne:.derstrary, Loudon, wareluover min, at I,‘C.a.! at Guialhall. Jr. e 97. TliiiiitutJarkson, ui .Ircvle. stieet, Osfeeti-atteci l , 31eldlesex, t4ther, at al lAmetles! ' Jnue a. J..h3 Rand, .f K;r4l,/ Staytieu, %Vestuutrimsd, han‘er, at eh veil, at Guihituill, Lomiot, dine tl. J113U4 a Nunth.4.l Litt :c riolteney. a'rret, St. Jesters's, Mid'ikuea, tahwat-xliauino, at taelve, at Gußsib.til, Louden. .• • June 21.• 'labia l:orrie, late of West o n•str e sd, Soothe:4% colamon-balater, but now of DOA-a:rot t, 1..-rashetis, • dealer and elteptnau, at 1.:OITO, tlilllhZll. June 24. IVitilam fite,:tnit, of Jerne si•street, St. leant's, Westinfcsfer, alisWlcsex , ta.Arr.-, at ul4ven, tit Loadon• July N. wish.= !huller. of Nrenris•upon Trent , -huses'oire, woutstnidrr, et twelve, at .4Le Arius lan, Neirink.itept-Trect.' Jane- ti. John *lesson end James BrOson, both f Lane!,- - ter, Linettehtie, li.tea-drnpers, at eters:o, at the Royal flak, in the Mat'kut. plate; Laura*: cr. June at. Michael Teturest, of Derby, mercer, et ten, at the King's Aria Tit. , ra, !tribe. Julie 44. Uslm, , of Bever*, Yorkshire, corn merchant, at eleven, at the 'nun. lon, Beverley. June 4a. Anu 'Visit% late of Ilvverkl, Vorkshire, inentwou e'er, nt enr, nt the Three Inn, Beverley. June Esau Batiks, Of 'lSimilrer.behlee, I unruative, eot • tuis-inaaufsetatar, at claim, at the White lion., Presom, lamest:hire. June ,t 7. Thomas Saul and John Reynolds, of Maochester, Janeasleire, woolstaphis, ell twirl% e, at Guildhall, Lot dui , . Jose 47. Timmy. Smil, of Munelsenter, Lulea:4l,re, 111/(4- stapler, at twelve, sit Guildhall, 1.0.1.1. m. June 24. George Richards, of Covultill, Loutlua, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, I..oreltm. Jane 2;1. TlllolMill IMun, of !termite/Lam, IVarwieloshire, unmey-seriveuer, nt tatire, at the 'loyal flute!, Birwic;- ham. July O. Calton Mated!), of Pickett-stmt, near Temple- Bar, Loudon, (lees- ter, at tea, et Loutm. CERTIVICATrA--11c a yes Thomas Dolton, of )tioslanm, Surrey, shopkeeper. William Williams, I.f Park-street, builder. Joh Grate, of Trowbridge, Witte, carpenter. . .._ . . . PnieF. oF •EircKs, YESTERDAY. Meek Stock 0.471. 9 3 : 3 pert% nt. Reduced 3 per ('etti. Consuls... •I b i 4 per (tut, awl . .1 S pre ('rut. Nary Long .innuitins • IS IFlitis 7. ttititte Imperial 11 set Cent 66 • Irish s per Cent. On ttt i t tut Iselin Stuck lei: 4 Ihtto Hondo .. ..... ... XI Ja peens. Exrlttlocr Dian ln 13 pfelf.. Consul. fur —..... . . .. . T. 131811, Stuck liruker, - No a, ennibill, sad NO. 9. Chariqg !TM, IEETINGs or I:IItEIaTORN AT GUILIIe.“.I., TO 440 i ROW. Ir Robert Dalkha t South Shitida, Durham. Torre haul I: 1 homes Platy. Ume-etrifh, I mudun, reorrchnua - 211 • MIRTH*. • Oo the oitit loot., Lodi ltaardt , et Wetweak of horn sna. On e.te lath inst., at Sttrensno, Lady liassatri arloon. of • sun. . DF.ITHS. At Glasgow , on the pith kat e 114 m James Coldstream, daughter or the hie Alesamler C harm, (.1* t'g At ElAinhneglt, 011 . .timaia ) , ltat:44d inst a. Muir, ger of Akqtsorter W.S. tV.I r Ett A' l' I..ar IQ Wein 3 after 3 I Atlmonant afitr LOND('N Prilsl;lby G. D tVIDSON. Nu 14, t itomeell-rottet, Carey.mtre4 ; and in.4l:shri./411 the t /M. No. t., flack of St. Ckattent's Str.s.A, by WHIT:. t.f Lunt. Id tee —.flukes, de Cu this Poyi sent to the Office, re‘t rani), will be .114 Y +llea" I. ' "1. ;. A rl4-. . - ; trirn—n— um goy rennlatioi THE ripH is 1 with tl the Iote• tervoltts nuke, Mr. Ahlitan, Mr. ti 'Ste Motiit* I cw; Viriontr With 31ezelm, Mr. rainier. Major Sire Mrs. Sueak, .11VIVY tab; A f it. N 17 ihe (11,..r4, am! 11 'fHIS formed, A , r • favourite Bur AN firmer:tied totem t—its • s.* Planing, norlette, roarprltted In comae of wi. COM ;Anita bj Nigh!, Swito, Sticpura Greg Stioor EA of the ea by Pnettts. ninths Ns 1.4 CottAz:. Old ; aid A rg3 . te..streit Kll At Ps , rev issi4 N.h 171 sod lisaas.r, 1s jtes.rfit at tl • t+sonte to :IN i.t.ort:, at 1 . . nuirn • .A GRANT ♦rt; uu 1014.4 .d tam rive bet tik Dam.l. T4c wibule to f'esorroil .hich 3ful tri• awl Slav Damao 1N.4.• to IF _ post Xix Ticket* ntig 11.1.,n, Pul4-6 Wars ;•. 1 thelse the Pt TI G wins ►.pktlid PA Moir II sus. /LIU () N TU be Om reel. the O Principal ' Artabanes, 41 Mr. J. Smith A imichi . Id t►c rem DIM," by 51 Mr. N. Cram Brahmin. D ItraPain. A, Yana,) '• Alt • A GR, In whit Recitative Met," (frau Jr Rut, Mrs. 1 g:. A Scalia, t . ite Mr' amilitrn. at ' Leader eft ' )Iv. F. Cram G. T. Sort The doer mews 41 VI _ &hat Moe ~ 'rieietsir etets et Sir. *Ai priodpil Forthrnd-atrl where Plum till Fuer eV Mr. Tows BI MEDI Ptas tiou, bute •ith it. due ♦rtlefet ie ■ The beet I TA. paw 4 The riches The te.•• k• rich 4 Tbe yen& Tbs Wise eh ere . ~- .