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?'ROM SATURDAY xrcHrs &ann. -i Admiralty-49re, t Pavy 11, Mel. • , Copy of a Letter addressed by Loral bieiwo Smart, Cartels of His Msjesey's L'Ai l uabls, to the Seater Oleo- at His Majesty's ships and towels niftily Tezel, elated the tit, instant, and trausalitted t • the Honourable W. W. Pole, by Bear Admiral Sir Cdisuitil Soler. beg lease to acronint you, on the instant, while 411..1111g to the southward to regain my station, His Nlajesty's t‘hip under ni command being driven by the late tempestuous weather from oil' the 'reset on the Wellbault, I perceived, at eleven a. in. a strange pail on the winther (111:1f ter, staading to the Northward told Eastward ; con cluding from that she was an eir2my, I ienntelliAtuly wore round and made all sail, 1/1111 alter a 1'1111 , 4e of twenty-eight hours, at tour p. as. on the id in stant, (Aberdeen bearing North 75 W. distatice thirty-six leagues,) came alongside of her, and having exchanged broadsides, motioned a tainting Ii :at, and in 0 roe Ini ones she struck. She pros• i to be L'lris, French National twenty-four gun• ii ~,s, commanded by Monsieur Minuet, l:apitaine de ireote, but eaele of carrying swirly-two gun% hail oaly twenty -four when taken, twenty-two twenty-four pounder carrotiatles 4011 two 10 , 1 g t% C 1 1 .04, and ucomplementofone hundred and forty m 41. Si.e is only ten matith, old, copper-fasten( ii, and I thiak in every respect qualidett for Ills Sta. jesty's service. Site sailed fr Dunkirk ou the 29th ultimo, hound to Nlartinique, with six hun dred s a d forty casks of flour on hoard, le-sides yietuniled and stored with every sre,•ier for rime months. I MO happy to say, only tut. men were slightly wootoled ; the enemy lust two killed and eight wounded. lpm concerned to add, we suffer ed materially in our masts and rigging the main nvt-t shot its the head, mainyard shot away to the slings, the inizeismost-heal and mitcn-topmast shot away., also the trT-wail-nowt and the rigging and sails greatly cut tip. I have, &c. (Signed) G. STUART. Lot or sauadvd.--..tothuay Nelson, IMMO ; hems Masts, statue MI txrAity PROMOTIONS. War -Orin, Feb. 11, 1800. Royal Regiment of throw g • nt. to tw ...let, by purchase, vire Villiers, proni..teil. Sth Regiment of Drag Jon Gum rls-wCaptaio titan* 9islionse, from the Royals, to be Captain of a troop, vice lithisknowc, whoa:lmages. Ist &Tiniest of Foot Guarillsww^vervate Anthony I'4 re. Gaut. to be Ensign, b porch's/be, v:ve Corti/el:tot, whoretiles. fh.th Regiment of Foot—Reeves Mattes C;eorge Forwerrtt, be ltgjur, without porches... vier ifitekie, promoted PARTISERSII DIMLVED. Jobe plOteleer and Charles Dodd, linen sad woollen dn. pore, Noetleaeopton. .r.tnnery 2.3„ tong. !antes Vrhosker and .I,nues Betcieclor, lusherdashtte, of Br -.IA P7reraber 31. 18114. 11) , 1411AS 11044, ltd. Josrph 1111.1 Thomas Boot, jun. !FM ?. re W lonvetrr-cinare. Feb 7, 1144 ,J. Jahn 'WWII, ecn and Joh.l dote:., join. tallow.chandlees„ et Wentlover. Jaw. 26, tow). Joseph liteurlo 4u.1 'Nor. Mao, wine and braniy.naer gektrip., nfi.iinr M JI, in.,. %Wham Xua?lutf, jun. sad SUMWII !<u they, cliair•arkers, et Briatol Jon. 19, Isl - ;1. Joky, s and Jul: s %Wheels's.. Fete 6, lima Thomas MA, cot le au.: Jobe kluenacka, dyers. a Wake ley. Feb 4, is - 1 • , 1•11SUI4 9.... can sad :arra Conway, cloll-dremere, of Halifax Fe'. 1, twi. iwki os, thistle. t Ilawit:oss, late Rhealetth Sta tic..., and fta llaudrll, ses:disows, of Lewis Groseetiar street. Jan 1, ,a „ 9. Simonl Hodson and Tboases aysf- g10..e-muotsree. totem, of IVorrester. 1409. Jos. Muscle...be and Jsmathru Wadsworth, eluthiste, of Mayas th, York. Feb 6, Ito% Jacob k 34.111111, J 0111111114114 Walker, fur *elf end as executor, Wm. Hall, fur self and u executor, Joists Axton, executor, and George Denison, executer, oil- drawer.,, of Ickles. Jan. **, 1 toj. 31eit. Maithead and Robert Tarwoetb, mint-distillers, of Usk. Nousesetb. Nov. HI, 190 P. Ws. Sister mad R. Fisk,•barkeep's of Warkbam-flarket, Soffolk. Oct. is, ide• Wm. Foulness sod Robert G. Tunnies., of Maideultaad, sae_ ruts. Dee. 31, 1809 Jahn idisatrumers, Rieb. Hind, !Hatt. Barton, sad Samuel Rhode, tiother-u:-rchatate, of Unseemlier. Feh. a, odor. Deo fitywheer, Savant Daveepo.t, sail Sam. Mowbray, tow-sphwier.., of Reidekirk, Cumberland. EA 2, 19. g). John A11440(440.1 and Andrew Ylarkeuzie. Feb. u, 18.4 nANKKUP'I3. Thomas Frow, late of ‘faloirilsorp-, Lincoln, irinholder, to sum a d c ,, M ae rh 9, in, awl 2.i, at eleven, at the sar3....n's Dead, Lincoln. Attorneys, Mr. Baldwin, Lincoln; and Mr. Spencer, Lamb's t•norinit..triet, William Fairitritice, t.f cou ß h-,quire, rlttsi•fireft, don, deakr and rhapm:lll, soreander, February tS, March 1, avui 25, at clears, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas It, ire, New flossell.eonit, Careysillreet. henry Cattell, of Duke.street, Worship-square, Middle.. oulft-to tnufarloortr, to store-trier, reln - uary te, 25, at March r, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. At t.; ar:‘, Mr. Coot', Amain-friar*, London. Thomas Wood and George if nod, of Kirkby—Mal:card, York, blot-tom, to ottrt.rodot, February 27, 82, at the taoo en*.--11.--el Inn, in hirkhy•Malseard, and March J.:, nt the Mad: `4,ats tan, to lb hale, in the said %money. ut eleven. Attorivel, Mr. Coates, Riven, VOll4 ; and 3femrs. taxiing ton and Ball, Serandaries`Alifire, Temple, Loudon. Joins :Zalter, Beroionoto s New Baud, Barmy, earpoliter, aro surrender, Fehroary -21, .2/6, and allasch as, at one, at liuib hill, Loudon Attorocy, Me. Minsull, Itartua's hall 'MI*, Blackfriars'-road. Soho ('oak• Pkillip4, of liaidt a holase, mat Keighlev, York, mitton-spiaiser, to corroder, Frllfilary 14, 15, sad Illarch 25, at elects, at the Dirvoashiry Arms, in Reigidey, York. Attorneys, Mr ilardscre. Colne, Lancashire ; and Mr. Wigte*worth, Gray`a- tan, London. Thomas Boardman the younger, late of Sfatschrster, Un eatit^r, but new a pricalwr iu UM Majesty's Gaol, the Castle orf aticadsr, himor-morcinuit, to surrender, March 3 and a, as two, at tho Deg Tavern, Drams:ate, Manchester. Al lotrays, Meson. Foulke and Creswell, Mauch, *ter; and Miler. Foulkes and Gray's•lon, London. Sarah Ernes, widow, of Wolverhampton, Stafford, carpels ter, to ilarrender, Mart h G, at (oar, 7, at tea, anti J 5, at Melee, at Cie Jernlashaus Anus lon, Shiffnall, Salop. 41- to -my*, Messrs. Smart and Thomas. Staple'sluu, London. flomas Scutt, late d Thuninadem, Kent, oirtnaller, to parcel:der, Fetnuary 19, 11, at Fresco, nod March J 5, at eleten, ct the Guilith.dl, Ovary. Attorney*, )Ir. G. orig. Elayn, ta.ticebuty soul Mr. Dyne, *Kr,. 'ohm, Fleet- Mtieet, !Joint.' Joseph C . o.lnom, and Colarmin Levy Kenton, of Red Lion street, Shlaltielda, iddlises, dyers, to anrtratter, re tou-k it, at e 1... en, .!0, at ten, nail March 95. tea, at Linulor Attorney, 31r. Freeman's eirart, Corchal, 1.0n01.0n, Ensltiee, of Vitale (Neter-lane, Dorton' (7omnsmrs, London, cafosies.mat er, to sarmisidl.r, February' at, 2111, and March 95. at one, at Costal...ol, bonbon. Attorney, Mr. Looting Winne Setet. like's-Bent:10- Walks, 'retard, :Valiant Ri 0.13, Of ‘VOI•111. Lou.lon• Wall, Loa dosr roc, ostler, to tn. - render, February t, and Mirth. 95, at tr M, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Atturocy, Mr. Taylor, Craven etas s , Atrod. Je.bm slorn Clark. of St. iiaiti'll.stsiest, pariah tdSt.Garatiga, tepaesapjaare, Miildlatex, millibar, M setielider, Ifesuary , March ea, at eleven,' at di iihtball,l,4oag. At - , Me. Chanties; Paratvars-taa. DI VI DEN March ad. Jams Sontinevvail, of Liverpool, Lanesattr, merchant, at tau, at Guildhall, London. March li. John Neoill and Sannis.ni both let , . of Stoke, Milford, earrierv, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lantiloa. March ;. Savour(' Soot, of Cinnon-serest, London, factor, at ten, at (Saddled. March 6. John Sanderson, Row or late of Siokraley, York, booker, at one, at the Black Lion Inn, Stockton, March 6. William Atkins, of Stone, Stafford, ter dialer, at ten, at the Crows, St.nia. April J. Joscpli liill, late of drownshill, Gloucester, clothier, at tea, at the George Inn, Stroud, Gloacesmr. March-6. Henry Wilnalus, of Chepstow, Motsvanalh, mer chant, at eleven. at the Beaufort :boos Inn, Cherlow. Starch il. Mark Clemson-co, of Ci.aren-s , re. t, Strand, Mid illeams, tailor ' a' one, nt London. March s 5. ftutvert Parbeidge, of Prra‘ois-place, near the lent Road, Surrey, timber-inerchant, at owe, at Guildhall, London. Mardi 4. Joint Collie, of Gera' Portland street, Saint 711nry la-Boone, Iliddle.x, apholvtercr, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudo.i. 31nrelt 7. Robert Soaves, of Mark-lane, London, and oCtiew Crow., Deptford, Kent, provisma-merchaut, at our, at thildhan. Apr.! s. • Charles 11'right, of .tllgate, Landon, tobacconist, at one, at Gioldball. c cirri r CAT ES-.11 A cit 4. IT.Ark Brooks, of Slteppe:-tou, sr*, r.wu-dta4•r. 'lt minim Squirt., mot 'l'rist ant Squire the youner, of Stoke I):tite•rell, Devon . , Oil-plate-workers. Joins Tolima, late of Alancliester, I.anentter, (but now a prisoner is the (•asik of Lancaster) hotelper. Ntehto•l l'rsiskliu Prrouks, late of 11.1.1e . 00. it, (but non s • Prisoner to the King's thatch Prisms) :110.1er and ntatitser. ‘Villient Hrur)• Fullers, of Utirtnsouili, Devon, 9Orit-deoler. John Carper and Jelin Itathsote, of Smedley-Hall, C het ham, Lettetutta, virtu:ill. CP. Frank:id 6w/doer, of Boit-lane, Drill fi.e.l, Ertel, 111646,1 , T. lees Hurry, late et Itat's Head-court, Gricerhurch ►trrct, Loudon, sues hits!. JAUNDA 110 On Saturday and Sim lay se'rmight, anti Wed. nesdny last, the rivers Edam, Caldew, awl Kuril, swelled beyond their Wreath to a height scarcely ever remembered, by the sudden melting of the slimy in the neighbourhood of Carlisle. At the heel of Demon Hahne. •Irout a mile above that city, the sear that divolts the Cntilew to Ale,srs. Lush mid Ce.'s printwork., impeded the ileetion of the large solid blucks of tee that cosine down the river. so much so, that the river ref urgit*terl upon the adjoining grnuilals, mid at last burst a mound of considerable magnitude, erre:nal in the full of Mr. Gudrun, and swept away large trees of variorum kitsch, kitsch.. along with Ales.rs leosh and Co.'s sluice.— The carotin then ran against the newly-erected folewelowarrks of Mr. Robson Clarke, and snow *ap peal the foundation of these buildings, which, we are exceedingly sorry to state, have given way in miny The damage. we hem., done at this place, is estimated at upwards of 7001. The river having now lost its natural channel, its eurvitirs produced tile most dreadful ravages. After impingieg on the works of Mr. Clarke, it took a trattsverse direction, and swept away above up sere of gro ttttt I, the property of Sir John :lois grave ; carried 'sway a bridge near Denim 1, 1 11, anal a 444.-liouse he' ins; to Messrs Eergiisdra and Co. Part of the emironition we. law bet-. 1 carried awry at ahh.itig,h ed tugether it tar strov,:est en-niter with mat. o.e. the lbeitoil. part of the imam wear and slu;rl of the cotton will belouging to Messrs. Itothoa . a:011 Rohl Ce. was carried away by the flocal-suost we liave hut heard that may other very serious &wage has been alone by this river. lVe hear that the river Esk overftesed all low grounds iii the vicinity of its course: It has swept away the greatest part of Netherbv Bay. formed by a beautiful stogie wear erect. ri by Sir James Graham, Bart. seross the river. That wean, we are informed, cost the !loom of Netherby up wards of 15,10001. It contained a breadth of 44 feet, and rose gradually to the perpendicular height of 12 feet: it was aubstainially boomial to gether with soitimre timber, anal the intersects tilled with hewn freestone. A recently erected embankment, of considenable strength, at Rarekliff• Cross, belonging to K. Mounsey, Erep of Carlisle, has been swept away by the river. The stone wear, across the Eden, at A rmuthrwaite Castle, has also been cerried away. The sweet re tirement of Arinathwaite wits 1)1.6%6[1411r resorted to by the tourst and traveller, to see the Eden rush o-er, in one rol:eet of water, this !stone wear, and then fall a height of twenty feet. r The cascade was allowed to he extremely floe in a Swat, front such an nonsense volume of wet. r flowing over u surface extending u.rwards of two hundred yards. Much damage has been sustaiseal by violent floods in the Etteriek during the last ra,n. Ile. sides ether damage., Ow beautiful new bridge built over the. Yarrow, two miles r Selkirk, leading to the new road up Etterick, but been rii tirtly swept away. NEWCAiTI.F., ►►. O. 4. _ Saturday evening lest, the whir it had been colleeterl in the River Tyne, at the bridge here, broke away with a tremendoies crash, and so great was the power by which it was impelled, that, 1/1 spite of ropes, cables and other moonily. it forced Weir *hips, whitis liesj• hems Immo up,. b out their stations alongside the quay, awl carried thesis down the river. All efforts to stop them proved ineffec tual, omit they reached the cud of Sanelgatt s where they lut4ily took the ground, and were thus pre vented from proceeding without any further injury. Sunday morning last exhibited one of the moat distressing scenes ever witawswil in Shield* her hour. ' Fro•n the sudden thaw, and the lawd flood, the ice, in large pi:entities, twine down the river with great veltecity, and drove from their moor ings four of His Aliejesty's AM* of war, end us. wards of twer.ty merchantmen, many of w hick were in the fano perilous sitliations. The South Shields original Jete-lioat was immediately launch ed, and went to those vessel* in the greate*t jeo.. portly, resetting their crews from danger, (ay two of the veiled' went in pieces on the rock*), and af fording every assistance to the other ships in iris tress. A great concourse of people were awenabled to view the melancholy scribe, who were loud iii their applause, en beholding the very eine ;n.irelis moistener rendered by the life-bout and he nitre.. pid ere*. The Fortis Jrrttivos, frt,m Falmouth, fur Sweden, ie on *bore tiftf Pe:mance, and full of water. MIRAC'ULOCS PRESERVATION. Yestirday week, as a boy, about nine yeara of age (the son of Mr. Robert Rider, of Marsden street, in Manchester) was ainusiug It i ttt setf at the side of a puriip in the neighbourhood of Princess street, the stone upon which he stood suddenly sank, and precipitated him to the bottom of the *ell, eighteen yards deep, with upwunls of fonr feet of water ; emerging to the surface of which, t h e unfortunate youth, though stunned by the fall, in stinctively caught hold of a part of the puinp-u k, and had the presence of mind to support himself there until assistance was procured. A rope having been thrown down, he tied it round his body; but the noose giving way, lie maintained his grasp with both hands until he was drawn up and extri cated from his perilous situation. It is remarkable, that though the welt is more than sixteen yards deep from tee month to the surface of the water, the boy received no very material personal injury ; but having remained full half an hour in his lion id sitlncrrailemis prison, he comp!iiiiied flinch of shivering 1:411(111eSS, hid), however, produced uo ill edict. RESI. E('T 10 We stated, a few days since, that a party of the Boo.street Office l'atrole stopped a Mall with a harrow, on which was the corpse of a man in a basket, covered over with a white cloth, to have the appearance of clean Inteu. Inquiries have since been made by the patrol , , and time corpse proves to be the same that was found drowned iu the New River, a few drys since. The Coroner's Jury sat upon the hotly, and brought in a verdict or—Found I►r•neatic No person attending to own die body. amid being found in the parish of I.linton, the Officers of that parish gaveslinsuinise fur its being hurter'. The grave-digger and his ioisistairst told the !latish bearers they need not trouble themselves rhout emi m f yi n g the corpre to the grave, as they wouht no ir; instead of this, they did not put the corpse iimlim the coffin pre l iar,illiir it, but filled it with earth, boned it in that state, amid sold the body to some surgeons. They have both been apprehended and e‘atnimied, with the man who was detected with the body, before Mr. RiLsn, and the Pariah Officers Jiounal over to prosecute them for a inisdenm.sitmour. The deceased has since been ascertaitteil to hr Jacob Hart, a Jew, who lived iii Essex-stmet, in the Strand, but tilt cause of his brio drowned has list ' been discovered. One of the se;a , t I Ando. - th Palace put at: end to his life, on ursday rooming last, by haogiug himself front awe of the hinsp-irons in the Citosters. He was tint discovered by one of the l io n a eou t M., elm, at eight o'clock in the moriiiitg. .:%44 going th gh the Cloister, and gave the alarm; he was cut dos mend appeared to have been dead some !tont . n. There was a ladder sou the lamp iron, which he most have brought there for the ' purpose of fastening the rope ; hit candle and catidlestiek were also found near him. The de ceased was new so year* of age, and had lived in the service of the late Archbishop ott NTIIIIS UltY. —No canoe con be assigned for Monet. A maa has been takers situ custody, on snspicion of inurderiug Mr. Cates., the farmer, end his house. keeper, of 14411410 mi, in, beilbirdalsire. Nothing has tet transpires) to criminate him. The origins! gnome onus appreheinami war, that about a week prior to the horrid murder, he was makntg many particular iitquiriel respecting the farmer, his pro party, &e. Two French sailor*, Gill, (Ammo* and Jean thoriez, have been committed to the county gaol of Stafford, on seepietoo of Bering broken their parole. They `gave a courused and contradictory account of themselves ; professik to have coat e from Grenade, where they were prisoners of war. On reaching Eitgland, the• captain of the English vessel, lately arrived at Liverpool. they say, gave them liberty to go to rristol. The 7 etionot speak a word of • Fuglish. One of theta Teaks good FreIILII, and has about him several of the brat French comae oat BONAPAR Lt 1111; Milt Em peror. It is a handsome me d a l, b ear i ng an exct .t. heat impression of the head of Napoleon. They are oldie district of St. Male. On the Wolds of Yorkshire, the (iiiscy was never knowit, in the memory of the oldest man iirin p, so high es at present. For a distance of some miles, the tromitry is limier water; and in, ititmy of the Date towns, the Fanners have been ob liges' to quit their houses, and drive their cattle out of their fold-vunk, to prcber%e them. 'the illunitotions at end about the town of Bed ford hive been we irstreately injurious, that even the bridge in the centre of the town is rendered s,a,so f o r carts and waggons to pass ever. A Hew loitige has been long talked of, but it now seems . absolutely necessary. On Sunday Sc' gild, a sturdy ragged vagrant, with a graceful full-grown beard, made his appear once at Lynn, in Norfolk, and soon attract( il the tietice of the preas-gung, who found, by a few 14e. neral questions, that he was by profession, a Prophet, mid had ,practised ten veers. lie was pre. red to accept smiatio their aeixlatiou for the night, and next morning was ordered before the ',Mat or, when he confeteed his mune was Michael Pros, a native of Minton, and• liv trade a shoe-maker. As he predicts that the Ivor is to continue three years, the Laval oflieer was strong') recomnientled to take 'Mut, rather than he should continue to impose upon the credulous, in raga:. A bill of indictment is preparing to be preferred at tlie 'Middlesex Seasious, which rommettea to morrow, against a person for ail ttt it g more at one time at play than WI. ler an old Art of Podia tuelot. this salutary Act were strictly entinced, *stop would soon lee put to the present rage for gambEng. The weather, on Mowlay last, was SO very unfit. veurable fur the prize pigeon shooting, at the Soon leo, Ahresford, as to prevent molly getitlemeit 'Annli/1g that favourite diversion. The ohne prim a re determined and eon by Mr. Jos es, Mr. pivot: Ise, and Mr. Wto.laa Cosirms. Monday a part of the Aliddlesca Militia marched front Wineliester to Andover; roil Si Tuesday now ii itt g the IStis Regiluent warclawl to Continlhory. The Serallion. Brew, from Newfoundland, for Rose, is en shore in 1 uughrll Eay "'go sated. RAW - _ roicrtmovia. Tu. 10. Arrived La Loire, Captain Schoenberg. with dis patches from Cadiz. She does not bring arty news limn the South of Every thing seeuss very torpid and dull hi Spaiii, except the French armies.. She called at Lisbon, where the French are hourly looked for. Admiral Bei kelcy and family were there. The Loire has captured the famous lima- Leer lick, on her passage to the West 'edit% Came into harbour. the Phipps, Speedy, Pluto. (sloop-) and Linnet. The Speedy is to be paid off. Arrived the Tisiphone guard-ship, from lying otf Lymingtou. PEIII. 11. Arrived the Quebec from a cruise. and several transports from Quiberon Bay. Arrived La Coquette. with • fleet under con voy for the Downs.—Wind S.W. RAMSGATE, FEB. It). Last night three transports, with troops from Cor ssssss a, but last front Plymouth, came into Uuv harbour, and this morning disembarked them, rst. Britannia, (No. 5,) 8 Officers and '297 wen of the sth Regiment. Ocean, (No. 400,) 107 Officers and mill of the 59th W..74,1014:3 of the 6th, 9of tll6 4a d, 1. tat toe 510, and Ili of the 710. The Lark, (U. T.) 40 men of the 510. 'I repori that a number of trari.m , .-. *ear forty were lying under Ussogene+., many of them are expected afro to land troops at lea. plhee. The sth Regiment (Ilse part that Lac .4 here the day) niurelird immediately to Nfar.,ate. The 59th, agol the parts of other rt•ghtteots, a ,ee gang into Ration / ale barrack+. Scale +ack were also !moths!, atoil taken to the lioNatai barrack*. DOVER, PI'S. JO. This day ui s vat in by the Brit.:ay. Nioop of stur,sf 4rig. formed), called the Al of cies, wf Shiettis, colh o „ üblt..ter, sotils• IIIIII•1711C1C, boors rapt II by a Foetal, pri%:it r.r ; she is now rolled the / la: aril, of Culaig, en out only one day, And to have on Load coati, tallow, and tar. DVAt., PEL 11. Remain in the Doieni His 1111ijety's shims ~cc. last.—Wind PROM LLOYD'S LIST. ♦RRttrD, Off FuImootl!—! he Rollie Meachaut,—.—, Rona Rso Vela 41. Al lielfpst—Mory, Clarke, from Lisbon. „It (lim—Slane), --from Hilda*, and lope, Pence, from, Lo ottani,. At Tari.lans—ludiau Purkrt, Midge, ditto. At Reno-Arlo —Griffin, Nell, ditto. MEETINGS OF ER EI)ITORS AT GUILDI1A1•11., TO-111UP ROW. V. et Gem:, Angustus RidrEestors,tr, Whitrchapel, lin herdsalit r - Bliss Edmunds, .Nlonnment-yard, London, vine. merchant - - 1 IT Winitiii Proctor, late of Greet Ealing, 31 , dillmen. dealer in hay end straw - 9 1 - William Waitmu, Tothill.stutet, Viestraiuster, b 046:• draper - ... . - - DI VI IJEN DS. John Chapman, Martiies•lsne, Caunim.strcet, dry-- Lahr - 1 Chlilk.l II 'my end Nicholas Hoary, N rept eetre e t, 1 Lund ~,,, lirten-dre-rers, . - Joshua Richard Wilkinson, Three Oak-lane, Horse leyilown, Surrry, cooper - - . I Joint Pate, late of Bary St Edmond . ., Suffolk, mai- . ney-serivener I 0 Benjamin Betts and Ann S;iiiitli, Uasiughs/1-street, London,. factors - - t Charlie Glover, Albenntrle• st r let, upinslster?r - I John Starry, Richard Denman, and Itohert I.:ennisn, Itreail-i.treet, London, warehousemen IC • Archibald Sinclair, esstle-court, &rain-lane, Lon don, tnerrhunt - - itt - Nathan truw. Ruthifrheld Peppard, seer Healey', Os furdsb:i e miller - lit - - John t'llialil;ert Meyrielte, Matthew FAre, end ne. derirk Vidioril, St. Paul's Charcli-yarl, I.4ni,m, wsrolatmornieu - - • HI 2 It 1 111 CERTIFIC.4II:3. Peter Noprer, of ftradul, J 1111111.3 WIC' Brooker, late of tits, l'uteltry, London, lubber -41,.l or. Juseplt Oldham, of Melton, Suffolk, draper. JOS(' ph picketing, of fitOtt>ll4lll, Chelgef,toll2,llllerl'hailt, James Barber, of Spar row cvraer, mar the M Movies, Loo eon, ruin-ehondl. r. Vl'dlusns tVil6tUtl, of Iliraltexpearmwalk, Shad* ell, Slifitilesex. merchant. George Johosuu, ..f Pear-Tree•row, New Cor, Blackfriorm rood, Surrey, eabinet-tnak or. Joseph nine, of Oaford-alreet, Middlesex, cheese monger . . BIIITH. On the efth telt at .4 th4;ti, Yorkshire, Mrs Vrroughtou, the lady of Colonel %Vroughtim. of 4 •i:lugliter. MAItRIAGE•4 oo Tht,...da% ' Shr.o at St. Chad's, o.oury, by the Rev. Mr. Stedman, the iter. Ceorge Wet kits 111.. s oh, Rector of Hort Rowdier, to S,,rah Cheory, second daughter of the Ilte Hari, M.D. of akreveloy. faarly ' 'at Wreahem the Rev. T. Roberts, our of the Counts of the Catbeetral of 'langur, and eldest tom of the la t Archdeacon of Merioneth, to Miss I own., daughter of the late ILI.. I.dward 4wco, Rector of Llauterog, DEATHS. On Sunday se'nuight, in tlwlhsmptat-atrtet, Strand, Win. 111111+psse, EX/I. eldest 11/01, by his ',fund maitiage, of the late Sir Kildare Dixon burroas, Bart. of 6.llinvai, riounh of Kildare, Inland, and melon to Joseph sun, Esq. of the MIMIC of Bell soil II igginson, in timed,. At the battle at Corinna, in the ,tad year of his age, much and di-serially regretted by his 1, iaatls mud leather weirs , . Licutt c art 'intik, of the n.sth rifle regiment, ouly butt of .11r. Noble, of Wakefield, Yorkshire. lie ass bravely animating his men in the heat of the battle, when he ref area a shut through t►e head and instantly expired. Ou the 30th alt-, Mr. Chaining, a French Officer, aged 4g, and who had been on parole et Boutguntete pearl: /our years. At Ilialiop's-14.1rard. at an aillaneed age, Mi•J S Yer, , only suri lying re.ter of the late Sir Writ. Yea, Bart of Py ni sr Taunton). 11411 %%ATER, THIS DAY. AT 111,•1ru\•NhI1.,..t Mors. 9...0wn. ldlv.. 11 Ems J7..sain. atter.— PRICE or STOCKS 011 SATVII DAT. 3 per Cent. Redeem' . • bee 7: i s per Cent. Cassels erilif 4 per Cent O4. . a per Cast. Navy .. 910i i I.ong Amanita", :Si 11-11# II In nmuus 1).1 tu SODAS II Is prow El...hi-quer Rats Is 111 press English Lottery Tickets ill. 1154. t °lmola AN T. 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