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FOREIGN INTELLIG!NCI. omitted to inform ns, how inch the more recent sad better informed upittiuns of the Chaicellor of the Excheqster appeared to itive Item seconded by that graceful array of the High Prelacy of the March, who supported the election of the Noble Lord to the office of Chiracellar of the first seat of 1, a, niug and religion in the Uoited Kiugdoin. It is to he regretted, that the strength of the Learne,t Gentleman's prejudice has not yet yielded to •he t oce of such bright exatnples for his imita tion. rent we will still hope for hia support of mea sure. ,ertcr suited to the state of the Empire titan the 're-. nact:netit of the Anti-Catholic Criminal Code. Weals, that, its Ma, contemplating the Union. be bas recorded, in a litter to the Right Hon. Mover of the question, his opinion, " that were we one people with the British nation, the preporeles' ranee of the Protestant body in the wuole empire would be so great, that all rivalships and jealousies between Protestaitts end Romantsts would cease for weer, and it would not be Ileereviry",* ends Ro emniists by any laws whateser: Tor ha s the learned writer itivariablK maintained the truth of the imputation. abide himself has often cart upon his Catholic brethreu, its s.ely, that they are taught that all eseragements, rtipul 'nous, or agree ments, with heretics, though continued by utoli, are. wilt the with. absolute nullities ;" for in the Irish House of Commons. in 1793, the oath non taken by the Catholics was noroduced by hisu leNf; it was founded upon the letter of their own declarations, in fact ideetiti-d with them : " The Catholics have been charged (says the Lesniecl sod Right Renewable Geutletaap. on that occa sion.) " with holdii.g tenets injurious to the so cial compact. by wltteo states subsist t the belief that this r;l4Tgr was trite. was one great reason fur net entrustiog them with power—their declaration *nice the charge—l am glad they do—l beliere rAmn to be honest nten—tavi tlesire thee name to their deelareti nit ! ! r —Ad unable consistence ! The Act of the 33'l 04 His pressed Majesty, ch. 41, has used moredelined terms, speoloug of the pe nalties and distibiliti-s to which Catholics are sub jeered be the El.h utel 9th of iVilliant 111. than had been used in any other ittst—' , the rigour of the aforesaid Act. at the tiair of its passing, was chiefly j/1. 1 ;Pfl expedient in order to preserve the Govern merit against the attempts or efforts of those per sons. who then ur were suppos.d to ackliosr. ledge the temporal -operioeity or power of the Pope, er see of Rome. whidt is contrary to and iticonsist itoreeith the allegtance of the snbjects of the said irealin."=-So stip, the Preamble.—lt is contended by the British and. Irish Catholic subjects of His Majesty. that such opmiolui were never held by them, nor could they ever he held, consistently with the known cruets of their faith amid discipline. Ge neral Conned. and Decretals drapes have been inlayed against then by their ouponents, to prove the chair ;—to this they plead the general 61111 e, le Not guilty ;" and specially they plead, that so examiastion of those conneiis and &cre els. ealthined with a karroml dire of the extent of Oh/twine imposed by them upon Catholov, and oink the evidence of the cowl net of Catholic subjects, in the most trying times, ongt.t to' establish their full acquittal from such a charge. The dispensing, and consequently the deposing doctrine, are prominent among these arcitsatioes ; and these are taught. say the siversariee of the Cs tholice, by the 3d and 4th Council. of Lateran, by the Connell of Constance. stud fully recognise d by •the Council of Trent ; the lest General Council ehowitnting the great code of Catholic faint and disilipline. To enter upon the detail of charges =l3 'Mot his Catholic fellowesubjecot, by the Civilian, whose opinions have jnst been noticed. would be but little suited to the patience of the House—it • to he regretted that he has found eh many sniesortecs of his opinions sinon„.• that emer.ible class of society whose education and profession must narandly lead to investigate .... winch, it were to he wished, had produced dit ferent results. It is to he regretted also, 'lint these charges should hove been reiterated under the unc tion of an assembly whirls most neeesouily have given great weight and solemnity to the accusation, and materially tended to coenteraet the endeavours of thole who have 'might. in the spirit of legislative tenth. to promote the prosperity and strenwli of all His Majesty's dominions, by assuring " his subjects of ell clettominations the blessings of a free constitution. and binding them to each other by Mutual interest sud allaction:*• • Preamble, Irish Act, 1775. E r. be eminent Tresenere] O'llaaa's once so-famed Barlett % of The Glide" Pippin (the poetry and music to which are in snub happy utii•ou of excellein.,), was revived, last Light, at the elegant New 'Theatre, in Tottrishant-sheet, with the assistance of superbly magnificent scenery, elegant dresses, die., such as are rarely seey, or Ws ever been surpassed, in anv Theatre, the shhe of which were most classically correct, and tarred the jeidgmcnt of the artist, slit liberality of the Propsietor. The audWnce chamber of Jupiter se , used bas-less fabric," Hosting in the setae' clouds ; i.ir solimuity of the Doric order, of winch it was c coupes A, was most happily contrast ed by the tasteful Blurry of Jame's parilion—ead tipsiest scone (an Arcadian landscape) was beau tiful it, the extreme. The Performers all exerted themselves. &lr. Levitt was very happy in Jupiter. 'rte foppery of the Trojau Youth was pleasantly sistellise.l by Mr. FITZWILI.IA tts; and Mt. litanies imparted much of his risibility to a br.lhatit and onineross andience. Nis. Dacha, in Veints. gave shit delicate softness of the P44 1 %164%1 Quern ; which was meet finely by Mrs. Pa v x's Juno. who persamated thlt itn;irrinus a n gry Goddess with such sneers* as to remind no of tie arme .,. e irb ra ,„,l Miss CATLItia whose (acne was first establialierl in this character. It is needier' to a.ld, It was given oat, for this evening. with the most marked and un la.Musded applaose. Gpes • solemn and upinate inveatieltinn, by the M ayor Sa d ftli p We t a bl e ritite.•a of k I k"liny, 31110 the caw* of the diagraceful diwirders i t that town, tie! ...re found to originate in base, nia'ocittua, slid miecitieeous fehrtcatiuus, calculated to inflame slid excite a ferment in the pul.hc wand. and devised for tattled anti Infamous !intimate+. The sit rited ex. trivia of the rf 3lagtArate, sided t, the deter rnwrA ca-t.per.i.iato of ah. conta.unity, has proved saccooilui us altcckiaz %haat outrages. FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. • PARIS, MAY 16. MIMI FROM COUNT SUCURT, COMMANORR•IN (HI'F OF TUC 31) CORP 3 OF TOR ARMY IN SPAIN, TO MSItaINCSs TVS PAINTS OF Nita- THA.TFL. _ . . . 11Ia Pa t ICE—iThe army of Catalonia having luau the position of Gerona, I could nut hot foresee that the Spauish Gemmel Vlaminck who commands there ' would not remain an idle spectator of the sage of Lerida. 1 mole my dispo sitions actor tingly. Ihi the aid, at two iu the, afternoon, the Vinish army, coloisting of from ta to men, presented itself before the bridge of Lerida. Gemmel blarispe, who was at the ad vanced posts, caused the enemy's advanced guard to be at tacked by the 4th regiment of hussar. Colonel Biotin con ducted the charge with so mach intrepidity, that, in an in stant, the enemy was overthrown, and the greater part obliged to lay down their arms. The pietism' then eadeavonred to debooche by the bridge head. Colonel Robert, alum I had directed to observe it, made it repent of its audios y, mid furred the city to essalcut duel? with Wing a spectator ro - the combat. The cueliWii corps, w dimming the defeat of its advanced guard, hastened its march to support it, and pmaisated a tolerably flue bile of infantry. The Gene. al of ',beam's, Stila rter, married against it, bet 'Gem..4 lii.tocsart wished liar, erne to have bill Vail iu the glory or the day. He advanced with the rob eitira,iers u 4 t h e rear of the comity, and the momcut the eauniyi of the French hoe 'wean to fire, the Spanish Military gill: stay. Tot cavalry codearouted to support it, but . ' t' lainiebately overthrown. irfoutry, cavalry, edifier!, all fled is d mord. r—all witn were sot killed fell into our power or imagist safety in Hight. The 4th hossais, evading itself of the fa. tidy with which that species of cavilry cau ctecul+. , w r. , vid wuveutent, took put iu the success of the tith eu:iassiers.. _ . General Itannosart pursued the enemy five leagues. Our infantry did nut fire a mu.ket. Tbe eakmay left the hid of !tattle toured with his best troops. We took n. 61; prisoner - a, among a emu we. Major- Genetal Oupay e w ho had been wounded, tight Colonels, and 271 offices.. %e, Insides, took three pieces of artillery, two caissons, three standardt, and etc SCITII thousand mus kets, polo sabres, and more than four or Gvt hundred ear touch boxes. Our whole lova ammo:eft only to ¢a killed, a.l wounded, and Cr• horses killed. The yuttig liottiletot, who kat 1....eu one of the paws, and who, et the age of ta, had already ob tained the decurntion of , Ile Legion of !lunatic,' was wouuded with a bayouet, of w bids WUIIOII he died the us XI day. [The letter concludes with cutuustaidations of the brave conduct of certain officers.] I remain, _with respect, year Higires use most heralds lied mot devoted envaut, The General Colueuarder-io-Chitf of the ad Corps, Go 'crew of Arrive, (Signed) THE COUNT SUCHET. Camp helmet Lerida, April ad. LSTTLII .PROM •TIIS DIALS OF ABILIIIITYS, CO/4- 11ANDER OF THX Siff t.nfP2 OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN, TO HIS HIU US$ THL PHISCH OF /4 HUT CHATHL. Mooseton cha--As I hare had the honour of obis to yaw Highness, the geettadiers, after baring prrfot Med prof. them of valuer, in mounting the breach of Astrirga, have gives new proofs of mirage in maintaining at. these brave meg made a lodgement in two aeighhorriug houses, wader a .bower of balls, which Met ia a space ,of show tee guises ia length, by at most two iu breadth. While this sasll mow .bee contended with such mcierinr fora, my whole solicitude was directed to the uwans or opt sing a coanuouicatiou be tween the 4,. 'apiece and the breath, in order to cappurt this troops which vete there; but din 'Tice of about 4u raises nas so dcfendrii, en 1 so many balk cross. el each other in it that it 'appeared almost to Inured However, itnro traraillerrs of the let disown, commended by the chief of battalima of the 2oth, %avers. ' having at their bead shoal a duzl . n sippers, mud enrudrozed by the Commander of artillery, Value, and by the Capta.o of artillery Groot, chief of llw staff of the artillery, socetedtd a establiskiag this cominniticatorn.. _ . .Istorga..April 44. ...... The Couiniandont valutse reeeived two 110118,61 d ►is wounds are not staagrions, awl a iew slays sill be sedicient to restore ►int to tbr servile. In 6.10, Musiseigowur, at lie in the morning, the communication ware vdablished, and the enemy lust all hurt of striving us from the breach. and consequently premuling as from walnut( a progress in tlw city. About tew in the nwrning, the t'uninieudaut of Astoria sent to MC a Lieutenant Colonel to utter a capitulation. 1 dictated en the unit Ike conditions I measit to prescribe, and I srus back the flag of truce tutu the place Au ►ear after. wards the Cumittandant came out, and surrendered ►is sword. At three o'clock in tic eventing, 3,511.1 tine troops, well armed with English mu sk ets, completely clothed will_raig lish clothes, laud down their arms, sod were coodoeteil its two columns in Renato front whence they will march for Eraser. They lett Sun outt:nled in the hospital; the number of their killed Wed be coustderable, arcoriliug to their own account. I have (Muni ito Astiogn pieces of eamitou and two mortars. The Link' of Abrauts.s, after puyiug the highest complo meats to the troops employed on this occasiou, thus cuuti ones ! —The taking. nii this place has cost the ode Corps, since the commencement of the siege, about 160 seen killed, and duo wounded, us well before the place as in the different encounters we bore had wills the enemy in its vicinity. We hare killed inure than i,riou of the enemy, and made about ~woo prisoners. Al tbreeo'clock this ninrniag, while we were in the breach, an enemy's column, consistiiie of temo infastry and goo horses, coming from Pickle de Moabite, comnia:tded by • t:olouel, attacked Genelral Besaieres at Peoples. This Ge neral immediately scat tiro companies d'Elete, a etnispaay.of side 46th Regiment, with the 6th Provinionary Rtgiutent of Dragoons, to maintain that post. These were sufficient to gout the enemy. C04011,11 . 41111v rill, wi.h tie sigh l'erminortery regiment of dragumis, pursued them a. for as Quititanilla, and then made the dragoons deou 1 , sod pursue thee:amity further into the mountains Hr took gi prisoners, and killed ao Med. The enemy left upon the field of battle at Pe. ssellr, al killed, of which Simi were officers, go wounded, and above ;too muskets. l'bry curried with them many wounded, foe their retreat was marked with traces of blood. Tbt Colonel who cumnisiiiled this troop received a hall in his grid.. A Lieutenant • Colonel was also wounded. Atter eimieersiing the officer* and men wife dis. tingui4hed themselves in this affair, the Unite pro ceeds as I.llnw, : The disisiim of General Ch argil rimed the insurgents M. took :pm prisoners, and killed a still greater number of them, whilst the Gew ral of Brigade, St. Croix, with his cavalry, and • battalion of jut :miry of the division of Lagrange, drove the enemy from Femstibadeo, made about So prisoners, and kiLed pm men. . - - [•Chr letbt.r enuelude. by complimenting the Couimisontir., odl•:er• of henith. and the medical department.] (Signed) I am. DEAL• D'ABRANTES. Geo. Register, cotnapirding the id corps of the army, Mites front 31, rala. milder date of the 19th that, on Use Intl', General Mein retreated towards 7, if.a, ftatu 'oti2h place Ili , drove the troops of the division of the ;'term., which he found there.. By another lertet, of the tile, dated from Moittejo, the General announces diet another corps of Spanish troops had advanced to LI. ii)r.ll; It WV% to hr billowed l,y other troops, and femur the **snob log of the inhabitants of the villages winch are not yet occupied by our troop.; which the of the Junta of 13 Aare, f arm by th , tuna figlorOU. nv.iwures, to take up gross, or to Amnion tlicir hotnes. Tor Gr• CaUs. fi troop.* 111 it. :/ch in the ni g ht of the tnth, to take no. c.,r 1 ,-; .1 , 411 , completed; „,„ ( 1 1 . 1 ,,,i c j its Ncrc sad QS, the et.e.ny *l7 flying into the monntainki, reduced to a small mutt tier, which we were still• puroling ; the field of battle was covered with dead.—The number of of livers and soldiers taker► prisoners, was nut positively known. Gen. (teenier stator, th.it the corps of Zsiticara, Si vdle, lest tie, and Navarre, are de etroyel—( Moniteist, Jisy 19.) Report made to the Minister of War, by the General of Bei unite, Pelletier, commanding, rid inlyr:na the Eighth Military Division (in the absence of tieueral Lumuy), dated Marie Ike, the Mb May, tail) Moistkva Le DVc — ln the night between the 311 and 4th of this mmtnit, the English, ullured by the sight of nertll or eight vichly.hlco mimes, which were performing quaraii• tine at the Island of Pusuitine, made no attempt to lake pos session of thriu. Two frigates, detached tridia the enemy's squadron, col *hid' were crnisiug the ',rarest to aka, fur this purpose, shoot two hours after midnight, six boats, with about you men, towurds the Istaud of Previous to night we ea not bear of any hostile move meists ou the part of tlie enemy. Two of the bunts put their crests on shuee ou the back of the island. These turn marched immediately to the fort, without hiding a single ceistry.• They easily entered it, and surprised the garrison, whom they found asleep ; they desired them nut to stir, pro inking the own who composed it to de them no batty, and contenting themselves with destroying all the RMS. They took away the serjea•t (wise commanded is the ebseiiee of the eater, who Wolves to Marseilles without permission', who conducted them to tisi battery, whet* they spiked the CURIUM. Among 11. e number of ships perforating quarantine, there was ri French pi leaner, and au armed Gre:a 1..430v. Beanies these, there was a annill ship which tliej:examisaary act Marine. had smut the day bet , e to look after Vt.MCIS perform:am tosarantine : it was ancinired * up : c the llow.o of the Quarantine Captain, and moo - to • the shore. Four of the bouts attacked her ; the arruti.oteil anti boarded her. They matte 11,einsekes unite.* of tile deck, but the vigorous issisiptice which they experienced, on the toot of the crew, mid the coi.tinual hie of the privateer, forced thins to relinquish the prize--• A party of the men who were MI shire marched Moog the river to cot the cable of the ship, but a past of 7 men tram the garrison, who were plated there, pi e‘Cult., theta by ii well-malatained fire t rhea they Lad consumed the little ammunition which they had, they entrenched themselves .iii as elevated rock, aunt anuoyed them with stones. The ci.toty desired the ship to sarranler, said they were masters of the island, and that the CUWILIM4Innt, as well as the gut ton, were prisoners; Ind these brave men, as well as the ltaaran. tine Captain, did not team to ay out to them that, it was false, to order them to detCnel thee . Asia, and to tare upon the 'medulla; two of the enemy's boats then attacked the Greek vessel, which sulTercd them to approach till they were alongside, and then poured several discharges of rape shot Mid them.—i. All the merit who attempted to board her were ent dews with the sabre, or poiguarded. The other boats, patenting what had happened to •hose which bad stenciled the Greek vessel, emus to disengage them and tike diem in tow. In the meats time, the Greek and the privateer did sot cease to die inapt shot us Re enemy's boats, a haelt atter. wards west off to rejoin the triodes, which were about a * league, ..r • league and a hall hi the Mho& sod the Ships set mil and entered NI armilles.—Nut our -w as lakes. The en gagement between the vessels mud the baste lusted more than two hones. We had two men killed awl four wounded, on board the aniAli vessel, t.nee wionoled on beard ibr privateer, and one killed and tbne wounded 013 hoard the Greek. Ihe loos of the enemy ia attach ai.rte commies able it is estimated at as 0e . 4111 etee at kap.. Foe sever.il days the Coloasisaary of tire Marti bad re. corauseuded to the Ad.n.nisirators of Health to lulu! l i on Marseilles the vessels a Inch acre perfuming quarantine at Puutique, se they bad i , oue iisifonsur years, as the approach of an enemy. Had this advice beta fulluascd, this teen' Would probably not have happened. Thussli the 'army has W1..11y failed is his eatespeie, it is very palatal to have to ainiuuace to you Omit a post has antlered itself tube surprised It is to be wished that a euui• areeilse wbu thus abandons his troops, soil who Is thus wart. hag lueuractuess and vigilauee, especially wheel the enemy is, me it were, coutiosally present et:wild be punishediu ao ex. smeary meaner. I ate, ke. PELLETIER. (A conformable Copy.) . . The Secretary-Gamer/A of the SI istiatar . t4 'War, FRIRJON. _ . Refereed by the Moister of %Vs: , to a MiGlrw CU11111165. 64041 : the Curnutsuder of the Fort to be amoral with oil the riper of the laws. At the imperil Police of Lichen, May 13, Iblo, (Sigurd) NAPOLEON. Ily the Ltopetor, the Minister Secretary of State, (Signed) N. tt. uCI.E el BASSANI,. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 27. Arrived the Canoe: from n eruil.c. ~ailed the Jamaica, Jusuri, rad Recruit, on a ; the tau foraner oil die IVestern 1-knais, anal fruit' toa-nee for New foranallaanat ; and the tier, kith the Ant scum oti-r. for P 4 tnotitti, with a cou%uy. It i.,reirorted that the Quebec and Halifax eouruy are under weigh. PLYMOUTH, MAY e 6. Came iu the Rodney, men of wur, from the Lue,t- The Pio* privateer has sent in a Freneb chime Inuree with wine &c. Arrived the Plover • sloop of war, from a eruioe, and smiled again to the IVestward ; and appki►e, •lonp of war, from Portsmouth. Soiled the Sawmills:vie frigate, sod Pkilontel sloop of war, 011 a cruise; and klicuatnter gun-brig to the Westward. Thursday arrived the schooner Catherine, of this port, James Down. late master, with a cargo for London ; Capt. Dawn cl,ed ou the . passage—she railed on the 7th Mar, and bring, en accostut of the loss of the ship Illarf. M.llosvell, of au:l from fil as o, w , hound to 'Longo, which vessel was wrecked some time since oa a reef of rocks near Tenertffe. 'Elm supercargo, a passenger. ohl I I of her crew, were drowned: the into.ter, mate, ast.l retn..intter of the crew, ow erasaved in the sltip's heat. FALMOUTH, MAY 15. Sailed th• Manchester packet for the Wilidwer.i Wands Not tuts ditto, for llulpsdises, Martinique, cud Jainnica.—.4Viud N. • DIAL, MAT 27. Sailed the Revenge for Plymouth. Caine down from the river, 04e Fidelity, &humid+. for CA.7. and the Edwards, Llegusata, for Plymouth, and s wil tWe evening under convoy of the Speculator lugger. Ar, teed the American .hip Phillipsbur4h. from Aitiericir for Tonutagrn. and has 1111 kd dgaits. FROM LLOYD'S LDIT. Guilt/taiga', M•ir 27.—treived the Mistrma, Tlaornp ▪ 1111110 ; Globe, Norio*, from ditto; Job:, Thomas, Nichoirs, from ditto; William ditto, Phurtim, Foley, from Rarbadoe s ; si r from 31shiga ; Yarnim Charles, Pikher, frost I.r.lru, I bells, litter, town Gthroltar; Clapmr, —, tor • it.t. • 11141111.ki1. Pwimsu, fro... 11.4, Brazils; &Lulus, Nouitrt, 14111. • Std:1111. Illstasoii, from ditto ; I St. 31itharl's —Aided the 'truly, W.11..11, fur Sisim:in Comarrce, Itieliarelson, for timealimpe: Mary Assn, Psa cork, fur Buenos Ayr.li; far rto Ne% a, eiryle, for 'iltrat.a. Lamb Siitis PRICE 01 St. James's Market 41 44 Clare \lntla.' Market 45 34 per et. a !Ob. --. Cle Yd Avert;;' ~ as aid TALIA)W. Tolca'falluie 'Vella* Moans 7 %Visite ditto .. Soap ditto .... Gj 31tIting Delta rough Alt firaves I Good !her ... • Yel'our tied 1046—Curd, Price of Caudle*, per dovish, ids ad-31011. COAL. MARKET, 31w/fa: Shirts. Skips sold. I[l7 Newcastle Coal .... 77} 47•. od• io . . Smulerlatal li . • • ... sue. of Q .. IWe Id I "Culiu 3 . 0. .__,.. PRICK .IF ATACKS TESTSItirAI 3 pet Cent Redure.l.• ........ .. ..... • • .6 0. .. i s prr Cgs., Control% .. "in: i S mr Cent Navy 1 ,1;1 Long Anuutthy ' 13 9-16tL• Omnium . ll prem. ...... - lochs Bowls Escitiliirr Bills E 541411 [...Awry Tickets mil. "4. 03111Yili for T. DISH, Stosk•Drultis, 4, Carlstadt, and y, Chpling• Cepa BIRTHS. The nath inst. of twins, the Lady of Lieutceent.Colne al !Montagne Wynyard, C.lll4l6:reass Regiment of Foot On Filday, tbe loth lust the Lady of tlio Right Hou"" hie Lord Viscount Tumour, era sou nod hear, at the hue.. her Lad> sbip's mother, Mrs. Hey's, Upper Stiaborj MARRIAGES. Os Thursday the loth instead, Dr. Crossieo, jun. M gletne, in Cheshire, to Luev Anna, daughter uiJ J. Ruby, I.'i of Alvecote Hall, Ware ickihire Tuesday last, at St. James's Church, Get Ras", Northamptonshire, to Clarissa, Cughlci oi Sir William Resb, of Pall-mall. In Dahlia, by special licens e . by the Ito.' and R.s lo Rev. Iliolsop of Elphin, Major SIMVICi Tom; ti is Cl 0 ,1 Limerick City Regiment, to Men Aribure, dieglitee to I , • late Rev. Benediet Arthere, A.M. and sister of J atm .1. • there, of Srad•lJ, 6y. HighSheritotthe countv Os Tuesday at Doncaster, by the Rer. Alessi:dr, Co. h • Major-General Divert, to U,s home, ...HI., Snip!, of the loyal oar), and daughter of G. C. Taho e‘ - ‘1 " Esq 4Streettborpe, near Doncaster. At Edinburgh, on the gist Instant, Lieeleirant-C.,1,... Alexander MacGregor Murray, of the litb retwid of foo•' • the Right Ilan. t.ed. Charlotte Aso s eroad • ter of the Earl of Ca. t 4w-sm. lin.nediatrly uy, the happy reasplc set off for Lanriek SI, John MacGregor Murray, Dart the. Cnio,ec, u 916' At Plymouth, t'apt4in Sentionie, of the uo it 11,.1 il..ablolanabhtcr of Jobe Manley, of the Blue DEATIIq. On gouda! last, at Cath, aged 53. Major-1;13os; the East halo rotiipaii)'s service. the = l st avt.tnt, at York • stlice, lirtenptaa, •Jter s. "Irtittte days, of n estortifostiosi yetis- •• . 411 " MAK , . It tat, in the 7 t'h 'cue of Ito. i4e At auadvaiscvil ace, al the boat , of o•!en, I '' .400 day, the toh not Int, Hear) II id' 3, tOl.l foe rei.! • troy Nolo tom, II to 0 tia. I Ar• 63111...'r OW.drorll: W A' Er, ruin utiN Nui t mrl. alter 11 . I Sy eiiu 4, A l .111. at ILON . —Prisolf el 11% C AHIiU.No I, ( ; •4,..,r•1a, 41 au , I:0, IL" ••, 14 1 C, k.,.. H E ma, i sm • BPaRTING itilitialOPY t el A NEWMRiEST Rirce, ---.easa- N wspRING u IA Jersey's Nititol liat as, U s it° 74T beat 'r6, IA Ralls o d' s ! hist. „• ••••••,. Asit.6... tor, an. 71b. R. 111. gimp. R. ft. 4 A Subs ription Hintdo i ngiul irap 3 Plat t rl eo i f eh 3 V t l or. ' e fur 3 y r 0 14. , Hi upwind*. T M. M. 3 D f . r tit E ß k ia .ra lla g u b iells . 0 r kr . E 3 aro: l , ki s . ) Cli rs t o . l . .l . :Bst ******** ''''''''''' i s 1.4 G H. Cavendish's b. b. Bramble, 5 yrs uld, est. '' ''' '' i it S .3 t i r c i. D ti o lie ug lky w 's s c b h : c ris. 11,,yiusattyl,,,ke.Ayramiori:,;.71.diub. b mornatis 4-yrs 01.1, 7%t. 1 ullr Alr. Craven's Id. I Black Diamond, 4 yn old, 7lt I , Ab. Lal Jertiey's b. h. Latietou, :igeil, 9st. bolb. Or. The Judge could plate but a. * 5 In 4 Basilan' O. P..a.7 to I lit shalt Els/11.. Gen iioll'ees Cul ryeinah, oat. alb. agst. LI folty'llniatn, 7st. tolls. l'iro•yr old course, Sop. Of by cursetit• Ld Jirsey's Lisstri•tta, !tit. tilts reg. rigs. from Oes Com- scaor's Lochintrar, 7st. tlln. Across the flat, smirk b. R. Wilt' EXTRA. At Newnssrket iii Ibe St coed Spring Medial'. • BETTING on the 1)k14 BY. 3to I against (lir Duke of Grafton' .edge. 3 to I against turd Gruareunis lit pltritiuo. 4 to I agatt.st the Max id Grallint'slVbsielgottei 9 to I against Lord G. H. Caveadish' s kccirstuit. tun-TING ON THE OAKS. 7 to 4 :nal the Duke of G1°31101:4 Pledge, 7 to 4 tizid Sir W ticrard'a Otiana. ; to . agst Loud Urusteno's Hesperia, by Ca satiO, ant N Hind. --- ' , Lor.l G. It CarentliA has bought Lord cr0t.v.,,,, , e, r.,6. vtitou for 1, , i, tg. nod 9'ol more if he wins the I h v!... i The Lisle of Hamilton has sold Lancostcr to . 1 . V•bs. more, Lstj. for 75u45• riit. :HA tisk C. /Is s .--.-rs.-- II DXIMIDGR. Corn-laspector's Heturu.-Tat :man al', MAI, ss, I Wheat, per load •in -a. to 3;i. lOC / I Welty, Fe quartra.......va. -.41. to 1 2, - _,I. 1 Oats ..., , lra. a-6tl. to 1...*: --A. A Beaus ass. -Kt. to Si.. --A. e Oil Ditto -it -rael. to *is -.4., I - _ PCUI r.us. -.'d. to lie. -•.4. • , CORN EXCHANGE, Slat 211. : CURRENT PHICI4 OF tittAlN. Wheat ...... 1141, Inn 1156. Dents (old) bas 84. al Fine ditto . lime 1145 I Tick lat , ll/St0111) so. ff: 1 1, $4 a Rye 41,,, sax. Oats 44. SU. Ail n Harley 136 4114 Ott I Pohlad, it s 27 i u 4 A . Malt 70$. 741. Putatue 11410 , 66.1. to i m ,s4 It White Peas / Rope-Seed Ct. 6 t el (boilers) i •• • • 7". ' 3l ' l ' Fine Flagr . pv.1 , ...k vs Grey Pron.. 43s. 50s Sessissia 9 4. ro. as S. ri•okot t ----- 4 --- " - tilThwire, 4------ r . ..., so To s , ok the Offal per stone of Mb. RI 8eef......4*. ed. to 61. ad. I Head sr Cattle, Wig dm.. tal VI utmit...sa. Sit, to Gs. 4.1 finals I.lrab -"sit. mi. to as. od. 1 Skicep and Lasslt.... t %.., 0 Veal 's. 041. tu ya. Ha. I Caches.... Pork 3i. Ud to 7r. nil Pigs tea HAY-MARbiliT. Hay al. 6s. od. to 61. los td• 81 eali • .... ll 104. cal. to Si. 15$ ."1 VI eillsl7 .... Cil os. pd. to yl. los W. NEWOATE ifiNl) LEADENa4LL MAKii.Lts... 1 (By Stir Carcass.) 01 Beef 20. 61. to ss. id. I Seal ss. ill. to 6... 0 , 1 flutists .5e 041. ta 5s tod P•wk so. $4. to (ix. 0 Limb - - as. at to 7% td. 111 RAW lIIDES. Rest Heifer. aid Steers (per 1 Oidinary at bit in os .4, stunt) es ad. to Is. od. Naafi Calf 14/../.1 tftl'll• 6/$ 1 14H119 1 el ad. to 41. 6d. Eug. Ilurse Italia. so tilst4 tebelrlicge - - • • IL cd• to --• --r 11 : Lamb Skins - - - - g• - ci. t. o, 61 - - PRICE OF TALLOW. V t St. James's Market 4s ad I Toon'talluo yts 0. 1 aa , a Clare NI seal - . ti Whiter-live' Market 4s ad White ditto .. 74% tal --- .' at per et. of alb. --- 1 Soap ditto.... tigs od 7-+ .1 /3$ ill 3/tiling ate" Oa LI! -3" Avert;;' .. as aid Ditto rough 4-2 s 1$ .-I x (traces .... ..... ... ler It Good Meg% ea • YeProw Lisp, 940-.-Miti tied twit-eta.), 1051 •,- Price of Caudle*, pee dose% 1211ti.13101.'.1 1 , 1 Si ea Et/AL MARKET, Matte. ~ Ai Ships. Ships sold. Price. tl7 -Newcastle Coal .. • • 77i 474 nd. to 50* M. ess , ad to Sus 'el• to..Smalerlauil g .. IV,' kis I .. Collo Sir trIZICit. of STOCKS TESTISRDAI . he . 3 per Cent Ream-ed.. ... ..... • • .6 07 . i d re l 2 per Cesit Consols in: ii rah S p%r Cent Nary i - tt;: h e , Lung Anuuttin ' 13 9-16tb• , Omnium , ll prem. T x India Honda Eschtliter Bills .....4 2 Irmo. blAt E. 141.1.11 Lottery Tickets Sit. ut. T 1131114/111 fur it ii Om T. DISH, Stock•ltruktr, tbe I 4, Conduit, satin, Chating•Ceoto t BIRTHS. MO tl. t imt. T h o.l:,,,, e arrea, t i s ticv l . ll .e • ayw i , n yt s h : :, . t.c t of tw in s, a.nci ,Idtr: the:tu m b r a w sa Lady wßaen y i: of i (di nt heir, c: L :, i e i t o t i j i a ,bto s ht : et* i t b.ii,i 1 : 1 ,,. : ,,, 0r : .. : 1 A l l bee Lod> ship's mother, M. Hey's, Upper Soubsrj Irtlsk, ish MAIRRIAGGS.