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`reached Conlin*, a harp st ttvaisll boot place at the hrike of Burr. where. the reservv,was posted under Major-General the lion. E. Paget. On the s toe eseoing, he retired and took up a position shoat .:tutio miles in • front of Cornima, to which Octieral Su' Dila Baird's and General Hope's di visions tidvaticed. General l'atizer, with his divi sion, was ouit,a to protect the right of the whole. and rather is tiiit rear; and the reserve the next day were quartered in cottages in the rear of Gen. Sir David Baird and General Hops. The cavalry and artillery hail commenced embarking, leaving a few also only for piquet tluty, and two brigades of guns. On the 15th a general attack oil the outposts took place, probably for the sake of drawing out the army, s ad offset ving their posi tion awl fume; which might be eerily done, as the heiglas ocuopiad by the enemy immediately com manded those ou winch the Log-fish were. In con sequence of this affair, a general attack was ex pected early on the following day ; but no move ments were visible in the enemy's fines, to the great surprise of all; The attivilt was the 'more to be expected, because an Englishwoman arrived in the town, who had bee t a iirtsitner with the French amity. She brought a mes-age, she said. from General Junot 141 Sir ionn Moore, to say that be was arrived with the arm, from Portugal. About . one o'clock, u general bustle was perceived. anti shortly alter the notpostv were forced, and a heavy discharge of artillery comi.ainice , t. Every one immediately saw fiat a mineral attack was at hand, and the whole army was nixordingly • drawn out! whilst the French artillery were answered by the British, but not with such it feet is miight have lha.-n wished for: owing, iu the first place, to the commanding pommel of the French ; in the seen el to the principal part of the. British guns basin keen embarked, and their places having beotisapplied by Spaai,li, for which, through some mistake, thirst was u want or prop... ammunition. The British infantry, hoses. r, were regardless of thi.. irtmeriority of the enemy, whole attack was chiefly &meter! Sif David Baird's division, where was the weak -part of the British lime, and against which they udvituted n, three bicans. two of .which were ripe stroa-,,,-. To the,o tre opprised the 4tio, Vitlf;e 7 42l, 50th, iinrl 914 ilatgiineuts and the t ;thirds. Noihing entlhi .x -.cueri in reiving and repelling that aztack. The enemy were coon - (Liven from the hill ocrinpied h; tne np ,thick they had its part advancea, and is. c.• followed half ‘, ii• ap that occupied by thamselevs, where flair ;.` I his were posted ; at with It the .I(aft and 41t1 ately dashed,' and which were wised nick in Itei,:g 0. A village at the foot of a bill, full of French infantry, was three times attacked by the 3ifth, supponed by the Guards, and at length carried with tiumenre slair,Jiter to the enemy, ai..l not without a loss to the bOth of two 'Majors and three Lieutenants, with nearly au bowled men killed, a.id several officers and a considvraille number of Intl! w„uudeJ,t Sri the right uf the 4441 and :ride corps had been engaged, +sad had aetuully .followed the enemy up the lull. The - British left being very stroagly posted. had nut been attacked, otherwise them by it the evening. however, the Lath loot posted the; e, finding the French had- occupied a village iii to front in considerable force. gallantly 11.1.11041 i.ito it 'with the boyni,et, and drove thrin trout it. IN evilting on, put an recd to th:saffuir, to which the enemy were decidedly defeated in their purpose of turning the British rigl-t. and with.* lolls lotion''" greater than that of their opponents. The: 14.1- Vallee of the British remained nearly st mile in front of the position they had occupied previous to t 1 e attack : it.facce inch 12).1 Pt 41: eak tor itself. in spite of any lyingassertion that may be made in future The real fart is, the French were from 5 to 600. and that they were oppovved by the Llritisli piquet', consieing fink of about, at the utto.rst, 240, and ttt tint, not ishnee IJU ;—nn the alarm. of coins,. the regiment Writer' out. I-It not a single marl, es crpttlig those on piquet, mid twine few of the 3,1 Gerroatia,:, saver chew a 'word. The French thii cers then's, lye* know, aid atialitteil all this ; and Bonaparte' ha:e known it; for he arrived soon after the elienvy repealed the river. The• mo vies of t4e•ietal Lefebvre being taken, as 'toted in the thillciins„ are false ; lie was tal,eti on the field by a private of the 7th. and one of the loth ljns m They. dif.covereil him by hia two orderly trumpeters. .ro return to the affair of the !fish. Of the Octutif loss of Inc British in it, lit , ',omit can proi!iiiht, ever be ri It is to have itin , tiiired to wren or . %gist hinalfel, or eat n more. 't oat of the etwany wilt rots to Y.ll. r. Tile arm. I.l).l:.!to.'itaA rs•frr-dt at eleicii Lie?". oft viii of the as Were la a ntate to Ix Till , others, a rah the Francis re wooed on the ii. Act. Sir Moore received his vr. ttttt rl dn ring the heat of tiir action, near the /veto Re.. !Omega. It War. IOW& a eibiiiiist shot in the left breast, wLeb laid it ffylt Jaittered his shoul der. II i• fell fro so his horse, and yid not idicr a ion-ale of tits votts.tr.ittlicr, hut, toothy at t...! remark -.1, 'mat was useless ; a, .1 .1 sta !in bail oriivi•r,t! it, Io •••tal t , , er-hl 11 1;... S.r IN v id the 1,1,011114ga1, lash w tr.Nt •hr brave fetiows ...; n I :';.11•1 tr 111...0rt?.. tolls iiTior :Lod sio•••• ; i.ty ;:t th e hos pital.; in thy coke exhoti. 0111 Al , ll rattiw.tv 4110.+11:fri•triz. Thy tv4:utnt Who 1 ,11 , 1 t peraotril to accorn- Noy' their litt.leutt.l% into Somo, :tlt4owirds tiv?ir tenrch, extrir,l pri v3 :jo l • Ho d h ; ,„.1,1ii, H , Hs great, nr 4.-ontcr•evel. ti ;to t;oor Many tiled or fall • .Ir, 'runny other., 1•:il te Lon , while otheri felt into t:ie ham Gl. or , enemy." • The retsne loe d au late, was a/- 1en...T.1a tti.e,..-cred to Lave Leon OW WeVnril iv:at om( Cw a reinforretne,.l uli'llfwei rim 'I 'WA eight pierrs. the ba•tir, not or the w:les takeirtry th ,. ! 5.11 i •n•y are .oak 4 , . LITV a short pole, .111 J eurrt , ,, al on, gtan,h,,l s . tx h. n is ,Pinzer cf being Idst, the! :1,11(0.,V Item, err: IsitUra or O.3Je sal.. At th• bates isf Va.:tirs. this rwgiateat tcr.,li • pas, sadist that of Curusias an circle . Tbe slots c la w tor.' tba aernia.r. itrarrting, it 'busk ba stated to tlecir cralit, is utterly foist:. e r44P4L INrELUGENCIA. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 29. Arrived the Antelope, from St. Helena ; Little Bell; from the coast of Arnie; the Sparrineleatek, with shout 20 Bail of trait/idiot-tit, under convoy, from Falmouth; also a transport, with sick from, Lniboo ; by her we team, that it was there reported that all our troops were to quit I'ortngul. A trans port gut on shore on the Spit Bank this afternoon, haying driven front her anchors and bilged. Put hack the Neptune outward-bound East-In diautau. The whole of this day it has blown a heavy gale of wind from W.S.W. and now (7p. on.) continues with unabated fury. Several vessels have driven on shore, with the loss of anchors end cables &c. Tao brii.s have conic into the har bour, witii the loss of atieirore and cables. — At three o'clock, no less that seven !signals for assist ance were flying at Spitheail. Arrived the Jathee transport, with. part of the German Legion on hoard, which endiairkeil at Vigo, with brigades under: command or Generals Cranford and Ahem, sailed from hence under con voy of the .4Y'red. •The Bladiera, Capt. Halley ; and the Sirius, Captain Pyin, are trader. orders to join Admiral Denies squadron, at the Cape of Good Hope.— The fpfri?•enia fri*ite, ('apt. Lambert, sailed on Saturday moriiiii4, fu; that station. Saturday afterueron, to ()nieces and 700 wontirle.l and sick ankliers, front Spain, had been landed at the /Loyal Hospital at titular, and mote were hourly carrying there. I , I.TMOUTtt, JAN. 28. Sailed the Eclipse .loop, Capt. Crc) Arrived the Ann birml armed brig. Remain in Cmcsand Ratilem, Victory, Tonrant, Zealous, Resolution, linplscable, Temeraire, and Norge. In the Sound—Tbe iai th)st. Emetold, Narcissus, Allin son, Lavinia, Eclair, Pcs^uek, Ilerliutor, Jamaica, Orestes, Cossack, Weasel, Raleigh, Cuckoo, and Sprightly. In Barn-pool--Thr Unirorls and l'heawst. In Ilanioaze--Thr Gihroltar, tiyhiile, Diana, Tribune, Ar ens, Foxhound, Goshawk, Marble], Euctioutor, mad Ester prcnsote. - DEAL, JILL 29. Cameo - lows' from the River the Do/plihr, mid the Perperettertee East I ndiamait. Sailed the Galatea, for the River. The 'fritl9pe, of 50 guns, arrived at Portsmouth (mil St. Helena on Stintlay; but, iu consequentrl of the tempt:Allots, %%cattier, nat'osing has transpired by Ler. The Borah SICEEI.I., from Exetet. for Oporto. returned In Exeter on Friday, after beating off tvato liar five weeks. On the 2nth inst. she was orde r ed by a frigate not to go into Oporto. - MALTA, DEC. 16. - - Tile fqllovvitig: vessels sailed from hence, under convoy of the iIIAJES - IT'a ship* delis*, Lord El don, and lifoolicich, on the ~ :Ptith ult. viz. 7 lie :Alfred, Teale ; ruin, 3('Cletol ; Ma u ry Ann, Tor,* ; Cnaniy ; Trim, Taylor; /nark ['Ante, Frazee; italli; Taylor; Thomas and Mary, Stewart • P.iiby, Gay ; Henry, Py r e ; INsrido, Cl. minty ; Fanny, irtniting ; Gos- port, Dirket:sun; Polly, f‘nr,lnot ; Continrree, Rarrhard ; Cynthia, Aichu.r , Lunt i:Joran, Ides ; 1..nel Carrin g ton , benaragton ; noel the Priania.ntl, R:itnitu.l, ui lamdon. —Catberiar, Itrnwo, of reltnst.—Nlereney, Bruin; William and J3ISMCS, iitltilt•S ; A 411:Ntos, Ritchie.; Anturan,SuCker ; Rotors, Stroud nut the !lope, °school, 'of liver pun! —tissern, Ruiner ; and the than, kloonifsehl, of Bristol.—Mary, V..% Royston, Jarlann ; Fond ) , Hearings ; and Charles Ilamilton, Tullurk ; oaf 111111..-.Survva, I.ato• ; Illtrisuia; Fame, Ilowla•-.1 ; Art•roo, --; Moran ; Sibh.kl, ZiAlloway ; Christopher, piton; s.J au Bonito, Waisilan4., (transports.) for Porti oned'. Since the fleet sailed, nothing - bid adverse wind:: bare prevailed. The slips of WM'. uu d *trout sail, have returned to port; the remainder must have fallen to leeward. _ _ . The Carter. Maar, froM Plymouth for SOlllll.l. land, 1 1 / 1 1$ meat on tlw 20th mat. Crew bared. A ship of about 300 tont, -opposed to lice %Vest was 011 111101 V oil the Horne Saad, near Lowe,toti, on Rttorday afternoon. She had a pilot no board from Sonthwold. The lidizabrth, Coo:. from Liverpool 11,r Rio Janeiro, has put hack, having been ruts fool of. The Three Brothers, Mason, from lit. Cioix for Liverpool; 1184 *truck 011 an anchor neat Illolylatad, and %link. Part of her cargo aavetl. The Goo , ' /meat transport, LEE, from Spain, is lost near Chri,tehurch. . . A Fre; lo privateer, of 14 gun. end Go men, is Liiptored, Plymouth. The Brillie•mt frigate, bound to the Brazils, has put into Plymouth. Tile Without transport, &Limas, is lost at Co mma. _ . Orion transport. hound to Spain, was on shorn et Scilly. op the ?...td lost. - The Ceres, 1.1:E., from IV+lles fur Plymouth, founflt red neur Thlforol on the 2.ith instuat. Tht• Jame, Timm ilium, of Plyuxoulli, is tits-.lore tit i I ford. The Old Irifr.Ctirtbn. WWI tort in Mount's Bay oq the 2401 inAte-.-114' , 01 Illtred• The Ar . ..ro trongport, hound to Spain, o•u ou ?lore near I.heuelly on the 24th root.--nrrys saved. The Ruse, N1,1%1111.11.1., from Loudon, 'Mum! to Toiyr.;:o. ha. pot Jot° 1 vermouth Rawls, with the alit:ll4lM ;tail cabtrs , having lx:eu ott the Lowei:tofir. sand. The Miry. .1 tNtri. and the Letitia, CommAti, bound to the Goad., have put into Torbay. A se-sel, supple...if to bra galtiot e , laden with lemohs and oranges, was lost ou Tuesday last, near Penzance. Slajtrr (;AMPRF.I.I., of the 42 , 1 re;_ , ,im^nt, HALL of the :itith, and the. Rev. W. CooLEY, at tached to the horse hriptle under L.orrl PACri, died last Fridny; the two former of their wound.., .at Plymouth. Col IFA NE, who (tar gerowily wounded, lie* at the Fountain loin, in that town.— General Soren, whir is *lightly womided iu tl.e bend. mit from Plymouth for town, ou Friday, arLoutpained lay iiis Aid-de-Camp. The Kier him been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron of the United Fiinridora of Great Bri tain end Ireland, unto the Right Hon. Jedr.ll, Earl sal Ilosavrous, and the Inn/NI-male of his body, law fully hex:men, by the name, style, and title of MaisDii I Wl N :roux, of I lopetoun, in the meaty of Liatithtroo, with reissaisillet to 'the beim...mole law . folly begotten of his late father Joss, Earl If 41orIrt 41.30, ietiourtL—( Gazette.) FIN4IVCS. The following financial intelligence, we u. lrr- Maod, is supported by official clocuinciits:—A The Sambas of Ways end Meow tlihs year (beyond the estimate) for thoo Isar ters melting the sth January, Wei L 4,747051 16 I o Surplus oe the Lotteries, *Lich was es s limated et 30o,ne.td. f.r nsysoo Tick, (400 , 00 l'ittitts having exceeded that call anate) will lee aboat 165,000 o o 1..2,912,531 lb IC So that the surplus for the mimic year way be taken ut least for Four Millions; besides which, one mil lion and a half raised lust year for the East India Company will not bc wanted this year; making in the whole a reduction of live millions and a half from the of nineteen millions raised in various ways last 3 ear. The loan is not expected to be made bef.we the end of April, or the beginning of May. The pub lic service is sufficiently provided for until that pe riod. The money remaining in the l'reusury, at; cr eight millio had been sent to the Bank to pay tle• Christmas dividends, amounted to between six and SEVEti 11111.1.10N1. LEWES, JAN. Lust Sutuniay night our theatre closed far the season, a ith the new comedy of Man aid Wife: or, Mare Secrets than One; and Raising the Wind; for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. PFN Lai , . The co medy. viewing it as a firAi perfarmaucs. was rr slwcaahly got up, and the allotment of pint:, throughout the whole east, perhaps, could not have been bettered. '1 he principal male charac ters were very well supported ; mid Mrs. Do nu Ea, in Helen Wurrclt, and Miss Jonsisrua E. in Lanny, were entitled to all their wonted praiu, and re ceived it from every part oldie house. Mrs. NA v- Loa, as Lady Worrell, displayed judgment and propriety. in the management of Sir Wilion4itty, her husband, hut she did not appear in her Lest spi its. l'he audience was fashionable, but not numerous. la our of the front boxes, we observed Viscountess HAMPDEN, and with her Ladyship, a rinallparty from Glyude-pluoe. Joins slid lissii.cir will, to-inwrow evening, open their theatre at Battle, with the above justly admired comedy. EDISBURGH. JAN. 46. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Yesterday the COURT having advised the in formations ordered in the case of Rachel Wright, ewavided of child-steisliug at Glasgow, delivered their opinions at great length. Their Lordships unanimously agreed in finding that child-starling is a crime, according to the law of Scotland, and one that, ro often as it had occurred, had been pu nished capitally. Sentence of Death was therefore pronounced on the Prisoner, who is to be executed here on the Bth Metreh.—liefore pronouncing sen tence, the Loan JIATICE CLERK made a most impressive and eloquent address to tbe All their Lordships were pretwlit. SKAITING. Melones of this elegaid amusement bare not, fur some years past, been au fortn.mte iu erjoyinte their favourite ex. ermine as ?hie season (which still promi,es a cootinuance of front.) The skaiting, after a liirtmelit' interruption, begau spin on last, at Lochend, a bleb was cleared frum sante by order of the SkaitinßClub. i I.e ice was excellent, and on that day, sod tl.e two sucteedieg, the skaiters and spet toms were antneroae. The ladies who hail conic to the larch were additionally gratified he the hand of the Inalskil 1, Dregoo-s, ithu.li the oeicers tuo-t uli:ieingly sent, at the reolneit of toed lets. Ott Thursday and YeaterdaY the company resorted to I.)tulatingidini loch, whither the band vete again politely sent. The weather was IniUbuintly fine, end the prenharly beautiful scenery of this Loch, added to the groupie of sheaves and noun rousse* ushlage of lath, together with the movements of the afforded alto gether a very animated and pleasing a Mice spectacle. This beautiful old air, milled The Aui:er,' mmeh, eon,. posed originally fur the Club, aas revived with much ap plause; and the Clots skeited to this, eml several oilm r tunes, in the moat exact cadence. lib.. lauVcily bade very }hearing eared. A creel match at Cutting wan, at the same tint..., played upon the ice, by eight of the li4iuhnrgh Curling Club,. aeuinst theta iitlieees Lathe Donee.. Militia, a county long faulons fur their skill in tbis auimentent. 'Chia game, it is belietril, is finite peculiar to Seutlaad ; the Curling Club tier for motto un their badges, 6;c Scot:, WU WM egre (::ices " • RICH 511RitIFIN IN IRELAND. County (:rh e;-.Rubetl Est i.t.ls, of 510C14.12e, Esq. ',,Karbar—itd Hr u. Mils of Sr a pork , Sag. Cheeses rve.,l4 Eltunia• Cop.'', of Stratatally Comity T9),ore—The It i;ts t item. Sir John Stroart, Hart. --.Calwv—lolku Cornwall, of \IIa6NII,• Esq. ifoVi,—.ltransatler Hamilton, of Hatypt , n, Thompams, of Auagassoss, .1 General Court Martial from the Line, a. , - iietieblul at Brighton. on Friday, far the trial I f Capt. Weston, of the 3.1 Dragoon (Laird., on coarges prekrred ag dust him, for disobedience of onlers, by Lieut,Colonet tier G&AMRY Catca4Vr, columanaing that re.ritnent. Lieut.-Col. lieliTON. of the Ito Artillery, is President, and the 111,uo hors are eanoinsed of Officers troth the 4th Dra gums, 1.1 battalion of the uth Foot, 2d battalion of the 35th, and Royal Artillery. Nlotrac no sooner heard of the disastrous fate of her heroic ,uii, than she retired to her ireti. and has scarcely taken food or uttered a word from that monient. e sliararice O'Connor was. on Frithy se'imight, committed to Trallee gaol, charged with having proclaimed and putgislied, at the Chapel of lemilly imivford, fek the Sunday previous, that any Ixriun who 4hohill presume to pay Ty-thes, or collect mo. Hey fur Cie payment thereof, sluoald be punished in the severest manner. _ . ..... The bowie of Mr: Jusits Watt, at Kiroolt, Conine of Kerry. and adj .. i.. nig the lands of Athra, in the Cotinty of Litnr-iek, arson Thursday attacked by .several villain., who. notwithstamitag spirited resistsote by Mr. WALT., and a toot, .11r. ScAlt LAN, set tire to the dwellimr, being thatrhd, seal on the above two nervous attesuptirg to eff,et their nerve, they were most ioltauetttly mosparre.l. The tante is wet to Me, Mn WA1.1.4 Iwcinq Indgt .1 its Tralee Gaol a•nephert of hie, writi had, with a party, attacked the house two 'kilts Prerinos. Mr. 1t .on returnioz foots that town, 'hid two abuts fired at him, wi that the &tarot/sir tiou was positive to rasavisiaata tits sof•Ttuante aud otwifeaulteg gads. _ TiiE selifFEErs. COI:,:-EXCGANGt, JAIL sq. nese is s ttiid lily gepply of \t hest arrived this dfr ! , I bit Mi srrnu.f a n d tatiiitaly qu Jay, ..Lich ito ter} lieu.> aud tut ; taw tustiutui..• its price. park!. tulershic 33.41, with Mull, ut link rariNits. tA s „.. void Wails, ufr.efD kiwi, like* hire sue ity,ily of Outs, tuAlsilra sue quocd et wuutLtr reduction is 1a itc. 1 , 14ar ea isot wt CUR EN'l'x PRICE OF GRAIN. ..... ass. I llcsitis (GI R O_ _fey. ?so. 04 Fine tlit to ...... as. 1 ick Bitaas ( 0 1,1) oj s . Rye 5.15. Outs .^.4S. 355. 411 " "" Hiricy 4ll 4 9 4 °4 \loll ;is Its 11 kilo Pesb t vs. mu. (61ile ift) Grey INAS StIP. 575. Po gads 440 43g tot Putatoe µs• 04' Ripe /Seed —get Zgl films Flour ..eug. Secesig 73s. gto SMll'li i'l ELD MARKET, JAN. le. This day's Mlrtet was well supplied with prigs Buss, 4 erd the chew of Cattle, in geoeral, was cousiderablt. 1.,,,e and 1-or1• are decree than nor lag report. Mutton and Veal m.• rh:al:er: sod the trade, fur the must pint, wan pretty &mai. 'lle ',tea In th' Hay Mai!let were sore, At...t lir e ) ) . st r aw e-,1. Clove: fctcheO hater prices the.. l'ii :1101 Market. iilly *old at last pr:ces. The worlease.eatonata pi icea and ouwbers erc a., teror.ite steteineat : To sink tl.e O 1 ,l per stone of alh. Beef.... 31. ed. to 4.r. tid. Fit,.4l of Cattle tido dor .- 11uttoo.. as. od. to is. Sod. Pasta ' Vi a 1.... ss. gal. to Gs. ed. Sio ep NI k .... ;is. od. to tae ed. Calves ..... 4" Lau.b... 1.11. ad. In us. od. Pigs ... 11:60 . • SMITH. 1E.L1,1 HAY-MARKET. 1484/ us. ad. to I. ass. ed. Mum ...... 1014. el. to *I as. ed. Ckwer.. 6l. 15$. od. ,to 71. is. ed. U XBIll DGE. Coro-Inspector's Ritiona.-....Ttitillso•ll'. JAR, 116. brat, pc r loud. 9ll. .7..11. 24 131..-4. Burky, per quarter 441. oda. —d. Oats ass. —d. to 456 Beata mew • —d. to 6tia.—d. ems. —d. to 841.—d. Pars PRICE of OOPS SAO,. NICK VTI. Kent, 31. 115 s. to ti. is/L. Kent, 41. 4' 3%. —4. to 31. 131 X, 4 1 160. to 4*. tis Essex, 31. las. to 4%. 104. so 51...." PRICF.3 OF RAY AND STRAW. SATURDAY. BT.J♦■[e y e. IfilliTtell• VOL. las. to6l. Iso ad. Hay 11. toa. to Ole*. 1 ,31! 1p to pt. as. ad. New. to al. la. Clover. t. toe. to 2ttes. - • Stem, i 4 ios. to Atom. NEW6ATE AND LICAPSNUALL MARKETS. (By die Coreasa.) Bert 311. at to so. et Yost oz. tol. to 76 64 Motto® as. Id. to 58. 44. I Plot se. -Yd. to fit 441 • COAL-MARKET, /AS u A sur Ships at Market. Md. Price. 34 • • Piewcsalk •.. OS .• .. 465. 6d. a 6na. 9 ..Survlerland ..• .... 9 .... 46. e. G.l. a 3 , 2 q. 6.1. IRISH STOCIiN J' Government Debenhaes 3} percent. 73, I•ittO 5 t er Cents 9vi Yewiflrdlly•-..K I CMI Aa LE M . :4 TTIIIIOII Kerr—lf- ra4 tie Pt blicoj Tile I,attles between Crib and James Belcher, Young fiddler and Fernborow:rh, and Blake and" Crbpiey, will fa.,:e place on Weilncliday I:ext. , - The lad, who was preserved from the Primrose, lately wrecked near Falmouth, is shoot 17 rotes of age. Ile was baser) by clinging to a piece of the mast for several hrurs, until a boat got near hire, when a rope was thrown to him, and blind fortulte curled it round his body, and he was bafely brought ou shore.---1 he Primrose we, esteemed one of the handsomest vessels of her class in tits NI AJLSTII . I bervire : she was fraud unt at Plymouth at the same time with the Caraatioa, which was lately mipturrd in the West Indies.—Several of the (Ah rens and crew have relatives in that town. HI a J EST T'S :*l}.o Swallow and Sparrowharuk, bailed from Plymouth to endeavour to save abut remained of thu stores, hut returned, nothing re maining above water, scscept the Primroses mast• heads, which Were just above the high watermark. Trir=d3y, a young woman, (generally called af;ss Norman) aas committed to the town prism, Muidstonv. by P. Bum Esq for taking a piene of siik, value about '2l. SS. from the counter 9f Mr. lloasox. Milliner, at Maidstone, who woe to the pr0p...1i%. ; it had Veen sold to a lady. and was to have been milled for ; in the mean time it wa s ntissing: the lady about six weeke after was passing a draper's shop in the High -street. and 'ob served a piece %hullos. to that she had bought bunging in the window, she informed Mr. HORROR, who imam discovered it to be the piece he lost. On inquiry it was discovered Miss NORMAN had ex changed it for a gown piece, which led to her De tection. She said a Lieutenant in the Naty ma,:e her N present of it. On Sou.by the 9.2.1 inst. at Bethley, Staff:m..l%l6re, the se It *flits father, Sir Thnumas Fletcher, Butt- the I .1.4, of J • p ,, t Proton 1:041.ey. Esq and grand-daughter of the Eart if Stanifi.rd, of • son sod heir. flu %I rcineulay lust, at Lpaington, Lady Charlotte Bud tad, of •Aarglitre. MARRIAGES, . ..... At Cliftorocur It: owl, lot the Bee. Dor!qr Woodits4J l the Rev. Roloot lloare, to Miss Parefuy, doeglitur of that late William Partfos, Esq. I lend Smith, of Ills Majesty's 11th Licht Itratioto.a., 01 . 4 ehkst eon of Usury Smith, of Re In county 1 t to Eliza, eldest daughter of William Itatcute, list'. Isis Co. howl of the Wicklow Mil;ti fintwariy Isst , at Ph womb, !qr. & m od c ow l s , at ilia Majesty's Posk-yard, to Ilrs. Eaima Gus.. of the VlA sip ars Tavern, relict of the htte Mr. Tba•ii .s Comae that', formerly Irelongiag to the 'theatres of Weymouth, 11,)y -mouth, asa Duck. DEATIIS. The latter end of May, ut Fest William, Calcutta, - V ' easily reaper 101 lay the carp., ;a which h iu:4l Geste., thy int 'poi yr u. , t't pieties Peter Heury, of !nu jest't zilmwt clotutry, eldtat sun of Mt. !limy, of Moot- Oh. the iust. of ton'...!estde Westrtorlend, I.iest James tiess!t, tiess!t, uftltes.stat fot.t, sou Of the isfe Lieut -Gen. James Sterol I . _ :— /itirantit, in O•knry. the 27th Dreeinhee, in the pr .me of lifr, Jaime Wateos, LA. lector for the Right Mon Lend boodve. tVATER, THIS DAT, AT LONCON• iif:i;>GS. 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