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• • It ( 1 ? I ' - ' attended to her complaint 3, Wien/ that the was actually delivered.—A scbseriptiun wits promptly entered into, a coach procured, mid the surplus of the subscription giveli to the unfortunate annum. —She was candidly cOnVeyed' to the work-house, the midwife was sent for, Mid the nurse of the tyiug ir►-ward, a Mrs. Shußlebottnire, authwabed her and put her to bed; when lo! what wle conceived to be her burden, proved to be an ot4 ragged horse cloth, which she had %%rapped round her loins. When the midwife arrive .1, she tluelareil her to be an titipostur, mid the Prisoner eras next •morning committed to gout. The Prisoner, it, her defence, said, that she had lately returned from Spaio, and landed at the Cove of Cork, with seventy-two other widows; her husband was a private in the 17th Light Drigdwile, was killed, and left her wish tae children, one of whom died on the rood. Shit had hsr puss to Ber mondsey parish, end, on the evening mentioned, iva,, suddenly seized with viol e nt pains, for which she knew not how to account; but denied having said all that was attributed to her. She had earned milk in the parish of Bermondsey several years, hal never been in gaol before; and begged fut. mercy. Mr. Laws sumutwl up the evidence, with great humaitity,atid reminded the Jury, thot, f they had doubt,,, t h e y should sutler them to we, : ,‘, ;II favour ut the Prisoner. fm ) Irr, after A illag deliberation, gave in their s.malict---.1 ; oe Guilty. 'Several prisoners were then di-ehurged by pro d citation, and Sessiotei • to THE rwron OF 7UE BRITISH PRBSS. ' have lately read some strictures, iu the last comber of The E.liaburgli Review. on a small pailiphle; of mine, addressed to Lord. Southwell, bat wiuter. I request you to tali•trt it few otieserva tiour, which leave occurred to lite on the subject. Fitst. the Irish, though limg sitlejected to it, have not vet learned to submit to contempt. My w ritings in viorlitattiuta of Inv cautoryiuen /.. the Ca th olics, may appear a collection of Omsk to the Edin burgh Reviewers ; hut may reward from gratehrl and feeling hearts, of that body of into, has bra a oo rich, that I can smile at the dictum which con deakini,withoul. orginueot, wad expre,ses utter wine. Mialuneut, without specifying absordity. In no ttciug toe, as hinetig heed " nutter the shadow of Mr. Fox," they have erimed, I rather think, a aunt , on then part, of good bowel -settee." They might have desired useful iithoinatioli from the friends of that illustrious end ever-tielee-lainetiterl ammeter. *hide auight litre 'preveortedoleeir error. They might have harried sheet 1 was the friend, uotthe parasite (he could twat Metre boric a para site I) of Mr. ' ; that .1 ever inatertniund my own itidepeocienly,• either while in the bosom • his the twos alreolate and, shades ut St. Aniee's-hill, or iii thetnkt of ail the pomp of authority awl prver. Heil the folio burgh Reviewers been so *norm:NA they *multi not here lain so much surprised. If A 'hew a more. tudepeardeat mind than they do, why are they so angry ? lied they iesuoired. farther, end from thesaiot source to which I have referred them, they might here learnt, that if• I did trot giv2 up env todepettalettee of mind with Mr. her. stalks. did I so with line friends. who were in othces sloop); with lotto. I bad honoured that germ naafi, fur Ins preventing the revival of tee Sasjusesiou of the Hakes Corpus 11111, that pekaliter of domestic happuiess, and atiiiihilator of the Irishman's secu rity to his native lain]; hut 1 half also as decidedly blamed the iletendeel -revival, of the lusarreotims and Disornaitig Bills, by In. successors cod frineels in office. It is also known that i have ceased having inter course with Mr. Grattan? *hose private virtues I revert, one! whose friendship I abandoned, with a 'river pang, on account or los bolvort of those—in my ()within—severe and tvOinreessary bills. The Edinburgh K.:titers*, if thus' nafintutti, would nut have been so .• utterly astouished."- They allow the question to he of immense importeauce." So do I; hut they, d kar, think of their potty ; ithink ofs-Areland. Aid do the Edinburgh Reviewers blame me for tlO:ilting of my emeatry, and fur de siring to prevent her from falling lower tlia,i .1o.• is ? I roam' alt the , 4 roiiiittl of resisthig innovation, and catch plans for tiiktog away whit M 1114111% of the jolt and ratitotal independence of Irela=nd; 1111(1 1 lathery. the Folitalatargh Ittv.viser. preferred Lilo's lug the question to meetiug the erg n merit. 'They are not "eI rigutal feoele," Lott coostitittiiiiiiit rig ht s , winch are the matters of iiirri•reoce 10:tweeet the two countries; and on that heed I allow that " autetrool couceissime" may Ire novereasyy ; hot I du eat b e lieves that the Reviewers suggest any oral 1:011. 414:11/1: 0 11 oistheir Wale of the water. At the. itioluetat I also allow it to be highly desirable t o unite th e British and hidh notious a g ainst F ran ce. 1 pap poet, for that purpose, (vacillation mid jinaire to !related. The I:Anion-eh Reviewers, who seem alarmed at the approsaching crisis, desire the Co- Undies. after already having bent so low, to stoop still something lower, till they touch the earth. and nothing of the erectness beluitging to the final of Mats be seein i have not appealed to the " re ligious jealousy, the Nations/ ein:ly, Mid OW ir ritable pension; oh the bosh;" huvi have immured the Catholics to ,reserve the usde:reireierice t f their c/lorch,arel not to 4ive tithe Minister what the king ammot by law receive. I wish for no feuds; on the errantry, I desire peace and unanimity ; hut I de test the -4.111111111C51 which would 112,111 the tleeptwd and oppreeetel part of society of city thing wheat can console it—above all. of any thing which might prevent its utter degradation. I eau 'udder, to sae, that Mr. FOX had too grond li beral a mind. not to hays entered into such senti ments, if lie lived; and that the great cause of the love and honour which the Irish bore him alive, mid of their grateful remembrance to his memory. Was his exeitiption from those prejudices iviiieli make an many to England look ou Ireland as in nil things laferior. and as bound, as if ley duly, to wi. crake all, without joist considellstion far her raise, her honour, and her dignity. ''• I min, Sir, your obediellsreritent. Joint liktfn alnirraonsi. I;eick'u Dahlia, Atailf,• reft9. Cent. RAs.: T,t;f log erlebrite, has jutted ap his reineatt, sad toile' with the. Exped ttiou, r IPONTWii fYrtatotArcE tants. NE.WIIIARKET TIRST orToorit MELTilia, I ItOg. *of DST. D. of Grafitnes 3filtooia, Bat. 71b. apt Mr. Shaltespear's Hippoua filly, 7st. 516. last half of Ab. M. lunge. b. ft. tIOUGH N E Kr' G. NORDAT• Tbc Garden Stakes of i(roms each, T. M. M. D. orGrslton's Pore, oid, SAL. 31b Mr. Flowortli's Czriio, 6 yts old, sit. Sib. )Ir. Wyndhiiiti's Trust , a yea 41, 7st. "lb. Mr. Wi6lllll . llSpilltile, .314 TX. old, . 7111. Gen. Gowcr's Mirth, airs. old, .ist. 1 Ob. TUIF.I , I) A V. Sweepstakes of tones rich, b. ft. Two yr. old Connie. Mr. IlltakispesesZU4ll4e, pet. Mk. D. of Grafton's Miltonia, sat. Lord G. H. Caventbsla's Hymen, 7st. 711). CRAVEN MEE rING, NIONDAV. Sweepstakes of roan. each, b. ft. fur colts and fillies then rising three yrs. old ; tolts carrying sat. alb. and fillies, est. Ab Mile.. Gen. Guwer's b e. by Kill Devil, mit of Blowing's dam Cul, Harbord's b. f. by CIO out of a sister to l'etwortli D of Rutlaiirl's br. C. P.tilitrr, b.otpc, to S .Ivatur Cul. Chiliters's f. by Suree, , r, dam he Mr. VansittartAt b. cis! Chesliiic (`Amer, .luni by Justice of Grafton 's e. by Whiskey, ont of .earuis I IL& Grusyem..r's b, f. Hesperia, by era" riti, out of Hind Sir C. lisalutry's b. c. by Young lVt.okey , out of his Stam ford mare, bouglit of Cul. Childers Mr. Vansittart's r. by Cheshire Clot cse, dam by Jost ICl', LlPd.• Mr. floureirie's he. e. by. Whiskey, damn by Buzzard, dal. ylb. emelt, Ab. Mile, smogs. h. ft. FIRST SPRING MEETING. IRIDAY. 111 c. Reaverie's lx. c.l.y Whiskey, dam Lt• Butzurol, •ttef. L 4. G. H Cavendish •c. by %V M ;y, out of !tits. l'unauur, est. 71b. each, Ab. Yik, 2ouga. b. ft. • RAC ES • PAST. BOGSIDE, AYRSHIRE. TALOA V, JEWS 30. Plate of 50:11. else% by the Earl of Ezlinton and Lard 114ndkowl I IC, f.r ',Grolier all arcs. wu-mile beets. Mr. U. Cultiosun's r e. St. Ander.), 4 yrs. old, Bit. I i lb. Lora Eglintuu's ch. f Sir Charles, 3 yrs. old, fist 2111 Mr. W. Tod'. rh. f. Uterine, 4 yrs. est. I•lb 3 I 1,01,1 Muutgumicries b, f. by Resistigbrougb, ♦ yis. old, B.t. lilb 2 dr Fort) Guin..l., trots' the Ratio% Food, add..d NI a 1,4t-ttl . _ . 1144:4:i...ap, of sp. end,. Ts., noks. Loid 51ontigoi,,i tc . ll gr. f. by Beuingbt utiAli, 4 ) ril. 01,1, - 4Nt 41t, t 111 f. W. Tod's eh t. by Stratford, out of Jen,inra, by rktreouttooli';'s )rs. ;st. 31;1,8 . H EXH A V.. THI:1111)111, JUNE Rg. The Membei s' Flute, of sol fur all arm, u• hcats, was won by Lord Uupdaa'► b. c. by L' Orient, J yra. old. ERIDAY. The 11. sham Stakes, of each, with added, fur any hot .+, arc. mot tbotougli-bred. Tvre-mile beats. Mae Subscribers Mr .1.11:11.1t1114 . A i. m. Ma)nowrr, by Oberon, 6 yrs old, lint 7 1 1 Ma . Adorely Lass, 4 yrs. old, Nat. 711 t s I Five other, started. rirty Pounds for an *el.. Titres •mile Grata. Banter's ch. c. Itya/, Ly Stride, 4 yrs. 3:1). 31r. Strehrtonnes Nightimpk, 5 )(v. sit. Oh— .... 3 Mr. Vnitly's b qr. by Merry Awlsew, dam by Parise, yra wst /Oh, lir. HuJtvoo's 'Mb* N'sgtan, by Dclisini, out of Luniaa, 4 )(V. VW, wt. 4 di IPSWICH. ITIRSPAY, JULY 4. lb. Nlajesey's Flute A'S owe. fur three and fottr.)car l'wo.inite hems. Sir C. litssburfst b. f. Agnes, by Sorcerer, 4 ya.s. tlb Mr. Gutulisson's hr. e (44/are, 3 :1 vs Tat. It lb 2 dt RON 1.41) V. Fifty Fouuda for all agcs. nests, about two miles awl quarter. TM: haulier to lie suld fur alup. if deousod t,i, &r. Mr. Barues b. c. Patriot, by Whiskey, 4 yes KO. 1111. ' I I Mr. Coodissool (Aimee, 3 yes old, ;st. 711. Mr. o as eh. f. Gift, a)1 s old, set. bib 1 3 "boron Srlinairden's eh. m. Salaniaticba, ri yrs old, 964.511 i 4 dr Turit'snly The Town Purse of 'std. Two-mile heats. Mr. Baron's Pairio , 1 to old, fait. alb I Moje, Wilsun's b. f. Littk. Auo, .tyre. 7st. Mb I u GLAMORGANSUIRE. . (Cardiff illeult.) WKIV4IO.II•Y, JCL'. 5. A Ifaiditi Plate of sold:for. three-yr. uldr, 7st. four-yr. sat. Olio. oloN, 9st. r AAA', fowl. Sit/. nod agra, to.t. 71b. if area And gehltags slimrra .11b. 2-tuilr heat*. Mr. Is. Primmer, by ligrilafor.l, 1, )n1 I Mt b. C. Arthm, ):s. 014 2 V A Plate of 5,r1. fw threc-yr W. 1., let slb nail Cow-yr. aids, 00 I jib Fillies all o wed Ilk mite hews. Mr. Hurnt't b.t. Aidour, by !lambi., tonian, 3 )ni...11 I I Mr Turncr's L. f Maid of Lanbxon, t yrs. ....... 2 tittrr pawky' of Inga. earls, fur C•nr•)t obis, 'oat. alb. five s r.. 14., tat.tilb. atx•yr. a na aged, 1311. ult.. iuur-mile heats. (:\ tur mbar littera ) slutroe's b. S. Swansea. by l'amur, 5 %rs . bir. Nett et aa rh. h. ttutetnur Arts, )ra. ..... ratuAS. A Free Plate of 501. (same weights as the Maiden Male), hum, •c. tumult wow ■ Sul. Plate clove Ibe W of March, i 3094 rarrygog Jib. extra, two Mks, .lb. extra, •-iwile Mr. Ilarse's b.e. Aribur, 3 yrs. old i 3 I I Vr.Jma.ilgr.b.Primmer. ti pm old MauseyS b. R. Swansea, 5 yls. uld LAMBERTON. rDNIID•Y, JULYS. 11 tie•ters' &Mu.. of ,gs. firetileuwn riders, lent. y.gMly brut.. .(Filtrea subset bergs) 11r Bailhe's t li. b Ihr Poor, by Apollo, agerd I 2 I hr. au. 4pet6re, lay Archduke, 3 yrs rA , t 3 1 r.pt. b.erie b yby .Irrlsdoke, dogs by netlike-- y idr rift) , Potru:s for olds, yea. uad 7111.-4-Mile heals. Pr:truck's h. r. Catfish., by Espectstien, out of Slasher ' 4-yrs. eehl • I Mr. hennee'Y yr. r Stark Aueerny, 4:yrs. old .• • • 3 Mr. einelikey b f. by Peu , dewer, J•yrs. old Mr. Cbambers's b. c. by Si. Gem. ye, My n. uW 4 4 T .1U fts /) A V. Fift) guineno 6rc rtl atm-4 mac lusts. %Ir. Storey's lw. h. erguallititun, lg Ihpatur, s.t 1116 Mr l'ear.Klea h. e 4.yes. •441, ;it Ur. Astra er b. Ir. IV•oseUr .1, :In. old, wt. Mb *di. , „ • 1141'411. hrE LLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JULY' 19. This afternoon, at three o'clock, Adm. Otwai embarked on board the Maniarca, 74. Capt. Lee, which is considered as the signal for every officer to repair oil board. Soon afterwards Sir Lyre Coote embarked on board thelmprimear, 74, C a ,t. Langford ; General hl•Kenzie Fraser, on board the Hero; General Picton, on board the Aboukir; Georrni lionNtou, ou board the Ganges; General Brown, and General Terrott, on board . the Mo narch, with their respective malls. The wind blows fair and strong, cud the Expedition will sail at day-light to-morrow. The troops which are put into transports, are divided into two diri sinus; the first, consisting of the 1,1 Regiment or Germain Dragoons, and the lath Rei.iinciit, sailed this morning, under convoy of•the K a ngaroo; and the other, coosistiog of the 9th Light Dragoons., and the nth Regimeut. are under the orders of Captain Ferriere, of the Theis; and they will sail to-morrow for the Downs., The troops which sailed to-day will be the Downs to-niorro%v iniiro- Mu.; and the Expe.iition, should it p. to-morrow, will lie there on Fmidn morning, if present wind continues. PLYMOUTH. JULY 18. Arrived the Afrieditse frigate from the eastward. Sailed the Ferbusie frigate, on a cruise. H4HHHATP, JULY' 19.—Half pert Four. At four o'clock this morning. several troops of the :td. or King's own Dragoon% arrived here from Cabterbury, and began irumediately_te endr.nrk ; other troops followed them soon after, sod there are in all stn troops of this regiment net board the treasports; the greater part of them. will sail for the Downs this afternoon. A tiGe horse woe unfor tui,ately lost, belonging to this regiment, whilst slinging on hoard ; the cord which fastens - the cloth rollii4l the horse, either gave oaf or had not lbeen properly fastened ; the beast slipped out of it, fell between the vessel and the ode of the Pier into the cuter, and, after plunging some time, was sutftuvited. Six troops of the i2th Ught Dr-loons, com manded by Lieutenant-Colonel Browne, also em barked here to-day, and a part of the transports containing them are now going out of the harbour for the Downs, with a fair wind. One of the men of the 12th Light Dragoons received No violent a kick on the hold, from virionr horse, in the hokl, whilst relievitei f• from the sling, &c. that it is thought he cuariot recover. A part of the Royal 11 agzait :Pohl have likewise beep shipped to-day. Colonel Ha milton, the Commander of that use 100 eftrint is "now at .karasgate. .`(lie Earl of Rossiya game la-t 'right, owl the Earl of thorl:aiii peeled lhtt t vetting. The traii.ports are remit% far the Conmeimairiat Department, and the 1111113Iwr ap pointed to each ship. This atoning; there were 60 sail of transports, large and sine'', in Rainvote harhonr ; many have sailed to-day; bat then' are several waiting to come into the Pier. Some "more horses are expected for the Wit4gou Trani, And- Ivry, ‘ke. ; it mute therefore be that the whole force will not be ready to sail hum the Downs yet for two or three days. MARGATE, Jit Y 19. The expedition iu our road% is now under sreiKh. DEAL, JULY 1!1. Arrived the Bedj(mirr, Spottisivoud, front New cumle. FOLEIGITION. following is a copy 411,11 Address from the Catholic Inhabitants of Craig, in the County of killtritity. to the Viscount Clifden. with him Lordm ship's answer. It is needless to make any commeist an such praiseworthy conduct ; would to Cod that Ireland wits blessed with many such landlords ultd we earnestly recotunieud such au example as worthy of general toloptom. MY LORD—We, the ROrtiriii Catholic inhabitants of the parish of Gettig, 'minces's...al by - the wust livciy of gratitude, beg, lc,.re to return your p aulr must oafeiased thanks f. ir the munificent grant of a builshag id the town of t;rate Mr a Pa rish Chapel. 'lids. your Lordship's beiscifulent smear pie of liberality enfant rail of having powerisil influence its pessnisning a spirit of philaathropy, which, in the extension "(kindness, makes no distinction of aCrlsi, and timid tend to rota-moat@ that mutsial aJuti will :014 harmony a' happily salisistitie itl this roomy, which it as our earnest Mill. to CLlC rash and 'nada:Mi." A I)viiutatimi ha viii 4 accordingly waited oil Lo,d (laden, hr s.is pieaseil to return the fullt.w•itig grw rinas : "Gnat-Leo —.Arrep . t my 11,A llcull a for the for/I- Itltrlitallobll I hare recriveil gjal the subjei t of the t. bapel SI Ciair. It is Sly most earnest wish that mutual essi.d will harminy should subsist be , wren Catholics and Pro testants, and that thorn should taut w dl,lnu t ion bitumen them iu civil rialita Iw. privilli:itcs. " Ri tiering that ibis, alsar all things, a "Mire friend. allip and es attleSte jeal.llll , 110 rX. rtl=nt CO 111 V p.,1 shall ht• slanting to accomplish at desirable an Min l t. l. llia Lwriblup nlldrea.rtl hl. answer to the Rev. Lewis Moore, Oust the Cotholie of the pariah of tintig. It a reported, that Sir iii.Ol4l4CT WILSON has joined the I.lTitishArmv intirelnisg uncut Spam: we , hence infer that the e 1111 l tnand of the Pontiunese Legion, which* bad raised ii ad trained, will be restored to 111111. I. ono makes a part of the effec tive force of the 3tooo men mole' Sir AILLHUR SLEWSLI: C. Wednesday night, between tee ilia eleven. a moat daring. attempu sus made to ceder the house of Mr. WALLACE. talltnv-iisitilillef, Charles-street, Westraiiirter. A fellow had been °lnterred lurking about the house for souse time, awl when the hi roily were going to lock die doors, he seized Mr. Vi AIL ACE by the tvliar,•nd attempted to force al., iota the house; but 51r. IVA LLACE'S sis ter, bring loosen?, gave the alarm, and a IVitICII -11.1311 cave up, bin was ilibtaittly Luau(' Led down by the fellow, who then attempted to escape; but as .,iszaitee being promptly given, he .rie. cured •11141 Conveyed to the Watch-house. A battle took plaice, nii Wednesday afternoon, at Koitti•ton-Bottoin,/ near Coombe-11100d, fur u Iphrbe of 2n guineas, betWeell Cearge Green s well known by the nick-unite of the 11...'hickeit-Butcher, and Jens Smith, the bout-cluser; the winner t o re ceive fifteen geilleUte, a n d the loser nee. Toon Bekker was second to Green, and TOM Junes to Smirk After a fiord fiLilit of fifty minutes, the I boot-closer was declared the victor. X . ~ . , -nor4r. mummy . CjILLEGE. Ott Saturday st'atuight, a Supreme Beard tt . held at the koyal Milita;y College. High combs. consisting of the Consaiitader-in-Chief, 1 . 11 , Royal Highness the Duke °I Item, Earl Harcourt, Lord Grosvenor, General Calvert, mai Lieutenaot. Colonel hite.Howard I)oiiglas ; before whea t , noel ill presence of a .tuoiu full of o li; gera an d pu— fe,„.ol4. the following orr.i crs tatidai;.went eKalli . lll4lloll iu tniallivimiti,•-, fortiti ; ;,• j o a , drawing, tactics, and tile +cirtice of position, I.IIZ. Cn i ttain ...... 1,011, IN T iment. . I aptatn Itulitswe .,. Re K imegat. Caplaite Licatenaist Ilerrip Lituictiaut tiledsfaur.s •bath Itcyci , nest. Ilaiitag posed to the satasfactout of the Board, these gentlemen were ordered to ieceive the v enal. cotes of their (politico...ions. The examination lasted and i t th e kat, since the imattit . i .... of the Cit:ttige, that h. ot been public to all auditory Mel'. General Brownrigg. the Quarter-Moster-Gene• ral, for whose department there olfierro are m, re. partigulorly hounded, was prevented from attend. tug the Board, being employed in snaking prepara tions for the Grand Expedition. Sir David Dundas i , with his usual indefatti4alale spirit, tient from town, ond returned the same day, and did not appear the Inost fatigned. The army will pecceive with great pleirtmre the Commander...in-Chief dtivotiog amuse of his Wen. tine to this important institution. The junior de portment of the College at Marlow, has already supplied the subaltern ranks with many valuable youug 1111•11, mid the senior department has distri. butetl a t ,waid nattily noeful officers among the stiff coil higher ranks of the army. It is however pretty generally known, that both of there sire susceptible of great improvements. Litt, itt proportion as we feel the sant of nisfit ers prorily instructed in their profession, shall we spina Cate the utility of such est./Madinat:tits; nod (;overti. m o n, no doubt, will eamstaler the tatmitliencV of putting the College on Mut liberal framing *inch shall snore effectually 'retire to the Briti.h no ti on the object for which it was original) , eatablialo.d. MEETINGS OF Cl EDll'ollS AT GUILDHALL, Tib-Vultlio34. M. rt. William Worley, late of ifniatiestrtdmildings, West . . vanish r, deabr and cloapnvls - - 3 11 .11 , 4;41 Cl:rpm:in, L'alstito, 'll:Wesel. ; and 'Great luriritib!, Holborn, floor 1.,50r - - 3 11 William Mirli,•!, L.l ng ol u il i , vm u rr , ' - - 3.14 Janes Yfilinj, ltlfresi...l met ; losa.toti, 'nor hnsi - id It letelmott L'titit, lase of IL: Star and Garter Tara•rn, - IC , Jr-foi•' et, tarevii-teepve .- .- 3 Ira , 0 11,w. , ~! et, A Vtion . iehire, El.o V!. isrs , -rond, Sur 1,%, 11,...irr - - • 3 19 ili.m , .. 1. i.i.aon, Salters•-lud.eunri, Lot.don, 'lee- , • *merchant - - .• - - - 3 h., Geor.,:^ SI;ohl)Cle, lloitoo, Mlikhesen, sackiug-tna °Martinet. - 2 I - - lialocat lien:tin:, Stitch-Exclaim., London, stJek- • broker - - • 1 11 Samuel Thomas Coolson, and Jehu King Colder, I.yoil Regis, Norfolk, seatlinten - - 1 10 111V11/ENI.S. AVilliaso Gardner, Luton, Beilfurilstaire, eselt-innon tecltirer - _ . 1 - Junes Harris, Baibbone-place, Oaftardetood s dalti it smith • . - II Sumer! %Verona, tli Lane, Darla-street, Berber). Nance, ruarli.maktr - - Henry Heywood, itamsg-ite, Isle of Thimet, Brut, Whin r - - - - - Francis (*slyer', late of CliA.lmitl-ttreet, St. Palicrile, stablr-Itieper - - - II Julia Christine Cook awl Tli.osurs Chr6ti in Corktr, Leatienliallostreet, Loudon, linen-drapers - 14 C ERT I Fl('Al'F-S. Thumns Crinc, of Frestosi, Laticsoter, iromnonecr. William Gray, of Saint Jobn-street, parish of Saint Sepal eine, NI addictive, shoemaker. Frederick I mbert Terry, late of Bowling-street, IVestrniin ter, Middlesex, reetifyirg.distiller. Killeen, Juynaua, now ur late of 3lalchrster, corn and lion r.dealer. William Row, of St. Peter's•gany, Northumberland, ship builder. Jostpli M'alker, of East Ardslcy, York, maltster. John Piusous the elder, and Jolla Parsons the ' , miner, of Emirate-bill, London, bou!tsellers. Riel.aril Choke, late or 'l'in/try-street, Borough Of Santis nut I:, Sii It I' , , dealer and chapeau. SVilltam Coo sill, of Manchester, stave-maiuti James (;ratdrod, of 3latichesier, 12 PHICF. (IF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bank Stuck 3 inn (',-nt Reduced . . tr,l II e Cent Consols 4 por Cent 81.03 r I Cent 'Stay 1,111 Amanitas int tI- tall.. Onnntins . . .. IS 1 Ett.en. I Ant Innnts rsrlasiner 13.1:s Euyl.sli lAA aro y Tickets.. ....... ell Cutouts the T. BISH, Slot k-bruker, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing-cross. BIRTH. At Ranathan Mill, neat S'toin Imo, Mrs Thinahl Cameros, of' - one • her twelfth child within the..e twelve • Alwirs,....abeing her tweet..—_ >cars, mac of wino were bars at Isar lido. 1 Ito mother children arc dein, twdL MARRIAGE. Yesterday se'onigbt, at Dontiington, Leitestsialiire,tylbilt Rev. Jnnaes Moore, Rector nrSution.upiiii• ifri•went, Sir tall ham Rumhald, Bart, to the Ilooosirable Elisa!wilt rubel'', daughter to the Late and sister to the present Lied 12.0 cline. DEATHS. A few mouths ago, at Landspriug, is Germany, the gee James Chaplain, a Benedictime Munk, facia. - riy tocluagiss to the English Monastery at that plain sad fur several y. ar 4 prirst at the Catholic Chapel in tYhiteliareo. Mr. Chapin.. ass a native of Norwich, and afterwards +dadaist at spring ; to which place he bad actin 'emoted a few yea,' prey twos to the lain King of Pi usera's seising spas the A b Ices, with all its appurtesaacc4, HCCAdita, 3.c. and, is Seta. Riving the menthe.' of the Hoti.e tin: option of resSovltte to England, or accepting a small pension, on couditiou of their remaining in his dominion's. At the lion. Col. St. Leger's house, in Sloane street, after a lingering illness, the Hon. Mrs. St. Legar. Um Thursday last died, in his auth year, after improJently drinking a quantity of cold water whilst warm, is atiewilme his haymakers , the Rev Henry L ewis, M.A. VKAI of Muck• ing and Riveted, both in F.secti. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDC;E THIS DAY Morning 411111 i. after a Afternoon .14 run. after LONDON: Printed by G D 111)SON, t) Ir,, r nd Hantril.toart, Carey-rifted; and irribliobcd at the iol.cc. No Ir., Bark of St. flennire* Strrarri, WHITE. of same plAre—Orrlerrr, tr. for this Not laths OtEtik,(paiti poidi. A ill Gt dui, a11ter..16..1.r