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Item peewit,* the-house John Farmer, J. Baker, Mm. 'Belair, Mr. Siintistui, Mary 41 , Leary the. ate. vast, Willtem Tippet' and George Gay, two sol diers quartered in the house, one Thomas. a carter, Thomas Semi/Bing, and Cornelia. flay; another Irishman, of the name of Moriesy, was also present. la the dispute. Seandling wanted to Gght the carter, and Moriov offered to fi ght soy body. At that titre: an o ffi cer'e . servant came in, and he accepted to tight Motility. She begged them to desist, its it was Sunday night. Morley theu wauted to go away, but the eleciereed at first would not let him depart. Ile, hemmer. Swot away. and Bolding ordered the door* to be shot and fateened. Suuu *Berea:dr Morisey returned, but waarefieted admittance. Soon after. a %mem of the 'mine of Daniel Malmsey, not in custody, came, and Stwailling, against the direc tions of the deceased. opened the door, and let him iu. %%Theo he came into the house,be etemsed and swore, and flourished a stick over but head. Shortly &afterwards a gang of 30 of them came cud deinaud ee admittance; which being refused, they broke Cie windows and window-Amebae. and Seseciling :mein got to the door red let theiti in; when they rushed iutu the house, the carter nod the officer's servant made their esciine by the hack-dour. Ma honey asked what was the affront ? Some one ex claimed, the English had insulted on Irishman. He Slid, " that is sufficient," soil they all made a greet clamour. Just then some one, whom she believed to be Mehonev, jumped into the Mar, and keecked the deceased down, and continued iJeatiug him for some time. The +rinses' cot(' oiet : the man made a blow st her, and swore he woulA knock her down. She meaped into the parlonr, ..pa het herself leader the table. Soon afterwards she returned. and Bolding was sitting in his chair, bleeding very feet; Scamitiag was standing et the deer, cud demand. leg gin, which she was obliged ta give hunt. She saw alit the Pnsonrrs and others them ; they were flourishing their sticks, and apnereody rejoicing at what had happetied. Patrick Fleming, one of the Prisener., stood lonrishieg a large. ate k over her bead, and grinding his teeth. Tityg exclaimed, " who will .torrent an IC ielimistr?" After a time they all departed. Joi., Baker, John Termer. and Mary Farmer, Bare testimony to the same purport with tie last witness; with the additional tereuinstauce, that they swore they would tnarder some este before they lett the house: mud by the mistime* of Gay . and Tau. the two soldiers quartered at the honer, it appeared that the leiittleiril, the mentrait the Prisoitersememe. e e. sent the m t o b. , ,1 to Ise out of harm's way i bet that the ruffians IVA' 4 Awl! the whole house to 114 the carter who had offended the t . .; and Pearce ewors if they could not find him they wouldssurder some OW else in the house. An old man of the name of Quensil, who was in the house wheat they maim attempted to mu away i bat some of teem followed him, knocked him doete bast oat three teeth, and by kicking him dislocated Lie hip. The sir e 2b t in the house repeated the circum illssees yin the sassuer of the lira witoreos. Tee P , tero being called neon, left their de. &gm tot r Coss' el, and eel le 1 zi , veral wittlesees, ifleestteMpted to prove they were not mimmt ; bet Oil gets such evident proof,: of fal sity preva sfieetiese that the Juiy seemed to pay se dieution to their testinsoity. The Leareed Judge Ile it summed use the Psi armee o:th great miuuterseert, and' stated the Law, from Lord Hale, that when a s tagy associated for au uelewful purpose, either of beating a tune or committing any trespass. Ma a utur:ler ass caul atiued io furtherance of .the iuttit debian, that all whit were preseut (ill Law) were guilty of that merrier. He then remarked upon the evidence, SI latlrliell , to each. gaud observqii, that sits er words of violence were proved' upon all the Pri teasers, except Sullivan; awl, eith respect to him, it was proved that he was present, aimed with a bludgeon. The Jury bond them all Guilty, but mem mended Sullies., to mercy; which the Loaned Judge Grid he would attend to. His Lordship immediately sentenced their all to be executed on Saturrley morning. SY .!1,1.1EU ASSIZt S. HOMI. IRCUII. DUBLIN. 1101111 ST 14. Thus Cirrvit commenced of Curlew, sad the Misitrs proved maiden. On the Civil tide there litre wait• two rec , Kt;s, sad their eon tininteresing and trifling or+ me. Lord Niiiilliray inesided in the Crown (hurt; end Sir SIMI! iLIL D4rou of the Ey . ..beeper:, et Mid Pries. John Swirczing was iittlie!ed, ,is the usual form, for the reorder of Anne Suffering, his wife, by wil- fully, and of malice proem.. drowsing her in the river Sidney, in the county of Carlow. An Apothecary proved that be attended the Co roner', Inquests—viewed the body—that one hind was bruised, and that there were borrrui contusions on the left side of the head. lolls opialion, drown ing was the cause of her death. Another witness provi•J thut he found the body in the river near the shore, end several stone. lying iniar it. lie also described the cuntnsions, and said be saw the l'risoner going to where the body lay. Nancy Saint Leger, it girl of 19, said she saw Mrs. Anne Suffering at vine o'clock of the night she was drowned. The witness wanted to go to a wake; her undress would have permitted her to go, but the Prisoner would not. Two bouts before day a the Prisoner called to bee, and said, " Ninny is gone," taming hat mistress, "mid the child has awoke me by crying." There was u euild of is month old in the cnulle; he wss lying on the bed, and had his waistcoat, breeches, and stockings 01. Tim river was 40 perches from the house; he did 'sot get ',still full der-light, nor did he desire her to 'seek for Nanny. The witness weed of her own accord to seek for her mistress when it wia day light, and on going out she found the flour loolt.-.1 inside ! , and unbolted it; she went to the wake to seek her taittreas; she was nut there; she after ward+ heard of her being drowned. The Prosutwr, site mil. twat her mistress the Monday Isriare the Saturday on which she was found drowned: lie broke* stick en her. palled her hair. anti said he the floor, ha.] ,v,t no them; and also that she un butted the door in the tabor kk kk This witness Waycross-examined by Mr. MeN A I, Mr. She stud the bolt of the door was sot high front the ground—there were several children in the house ; aud, at was frequent, some of them might have gone out on a ntressary oceasiou—they ►eight have Won& the door open, and have bolted it on their retort', not 'wowing their mother was out—the Prisoner/ nu the seine occasion, might have done the taine---she was not lswoke in the night by IltIV noise, nor till her mater called her—she heard nu struggle or noise either in the house or outside of the house—she never onderstoad that any noise was heard by any of the neighbours; yet there were a a greet many persons out that eight, going to and from the wake. The Prisoner, in his defence, called on a brother to his first wife, who gave strong teitiniony of his good usage to her ; bet who, io some collateral cir cumstances, apprrently p jested. Lord 'l l 4 ORBU MY thought there well evidence for a Jury to decide on, and that the question for them to consider would be—was there reasonable cause for doubt ?—lf so, they could not convict. The Jury, after retiring for as hour, brought in a verdict of—Not Guilty. NAVAL INTELL/GRNCE. PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 16. Arrived the Dormegs4 74 VIM. Capt. Nl•leisias; and Bet-cage, 74 guns, Hon.Crpt. Puget. from off Cherbourg ; Vistriera sloop of war from the WeNt Indies; and Aigeziras Spanish man of war. from Plymouth. The /Vernet is appointed convoy fur the Brazils. —Wind Westerly. PLYMOUTH, AIM. 13. Paused by the ship hiornirtz Star, or London, Leder, master, from btnegal, *latch place else left 10th July. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, AUG. 1.5. TM O►eitcs sloop of war atilt., di laddt flight (ruin Falmouth. and sailed wzain thot afternoon. . _ Put back the DeptfinTl !coder. with the boas of bar bowsprit. arrived the Phoosoot sloop of war from a croize. Sailed the De_ Some, 74, for Portsmouth.—Wind N.W. equally. DSAL. AUGUST 16. Sailed His Majesty's ships Oserm Glendower mid etwistereats; the former for Plymouth, t h e letter for Pestaraort o is. Arrived the Pionsar. Taylor, from Jamaica.— The fetters by her bare not reached the Post mice ; it is supposed Neat the wind was too high yesterday on the coast for a beat to land. Pima o'clock.—Serseral Coasters are getting under weigh. The convoy and roguing ships will Lit row tempt to get tireir anchors to-night, without flu wiud get N.E.—lt is sow N.W. P:SmoCTIt. IS. Anirrel the Betsey, Perriam ; Batt let, Fax; James and Attu, Qu.rk; Lively, 'Birch ; and Ge. , rie Are, Hodder, from Plytautrilio, with suadries; Ilnanab, Smith, front St. Au- Area.: in North America, with timber ; and Friends, Web bee, iroas Bristol, lest trews bartissoetli, with sawdries Saikd the Aar, Floye Err Loathes, with asatirses; Msry, Mar, for Bristol, 111 ; and Naiad, Christie, far Sunder land, Is itla timber. GREENOCK, AUG. 13. 'rho Grrlada. nearer, from Grenada ; Atiroonab, Numl, trout ditto; Eetrebeepe„ M.Atthur, from St. V•neel:ts ; lierestka, Rogers. from ditto ; and Afelotraixt.r, Pollock. from ditto; Mot of the I."'" card Island Fleet have passed for Port-Ghtm4nw ; the tour former eft Saturday. the lanes ye , terilny ; they wailed from St. Thotnres'a eta the tiSth Jove ; udder convoy of the Abercrombie, Alfred, and Pom pom. (The ounitarr of the fleet, and time of wt. potation, we hare not been able to learn). The Marg. Reside, arrived here yesterday. from Quebec; added the 16th ult. Left the Millar. Campbell ; Uaalop. Stevenson ; anti Elizobelb. Auatruther. hunting, and to stall neat after for the Clyde.—The convoy for Britain soiled un the loth of July. The iViltians Pow. (A.) in 46 day, from Nor folk, Vireinta, with tobacco, passed yesterday for Port Glas g ow. Th. brig Margaret. Pearson, arrived on Friday night from Quelser. in :04 date. L.lt the M a ry, II sire ; and !/astir. Campbell, In rhoz fir this purr, to aril toots after; also the ihslop. Stevenson, to said in le dot 0. Spoke, nth of July. she brig Clowist Snots. of Liverpool, *Alan, for Newhion4. hied, let. 55. V. Hug. 14. 4s. I.t August *Rate the George, Hague,* Hull, for Ner.Tedg. lat. 45. ss. long. 12. 57. The following vetwel. were tabus off the Nax., or Noniron, the 191) tilt. wwl carried into Chr•o!.. u . send. by Rye 1,14111,4 h hnsw and toe eehoossol, Nip' Na..tan Captains. Nape' Name. Npc.iii, Hope .. Res Capersices .. Heldchrooda Pally Greaves &realms Joboanns 6 {ta t Eltzaktelli „... Campbell Heleos graft Elisa. Dar id I liarlotta and / fhka Ella& J 4 Werra Jet 1‘... , at blarestema .. Realai.tu Volesteer 1... Ault 134Itsaar .... Wickartla Mary Roth N Fancy Rebecca..... Meek Stine 1ri5.......... R Imo' (7ortjuttrtiam Weakliest z Assume', .. .. Lhtal.loott Ceres i.e.. .. ..... Liss Frederica Nahum Illtsper l' .i.ll,lti I.oisisa Janet la !lope VVIr111011. ? a tabArdi "Übe tine err {MP. muss. Sophia $ Maria .4 $1;v4.1 ... f ;cit. 'IV& mphlr I npris Anna .. Sell.lt Runty Lucas Ilsslke* 31argareita il lieu. Sthes. z J.. e; Als.irrouge " Tr " . c Jammu Ir•cticror.s A aphiou .. .. Melacivettei J SISK Cowin .. . enthariu a au.l For&Tito.. . Cl.toe .... J4..ser' Jon Vrulot Maria awl Duo otlves, Glagoveyer. Total 4*, from the &OM sod Uotononoexh. CAUTI , IN TO THY. l I VIIIIC.-Yeornigy, at Quren-writiare Polect.olfice, a young limo ems. , tooitted lov Tothtlt6rldw itrootelvell, to tt•rer month.' haul lohnur, rot damaging one of the young live. in St. Innea.'s Park, under the Stowe. I Geo. If tap. 48. 11 coy ut thrse urea bore bCt II lettiv In. jaaretl, mad th.it proincateale, an healthy cud delight. ful to the poolvlor, won't...ly elerivtal of its dole. orool.tteut.—lt as to lie hoed that At shove fir riain..talhae 411 t as II • 411 1 11)14 to I.bers agaivat ternmi•tayg Lae lake olirw:e. •. wonid kill lier; it wit. he mule ti.e bird the it A• paitice thit .111 S • which lay SPAR7INO INTELLIGENCE INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MECTING, IV FON r./11•Y Major Wiles I.*. intsilter, 9st apt Mr. DouglaCt Deln.itta, 7st. Aerdss the Fist, wogs. It ft. THURSO Ir• MGM Wil3on's Erebry, sat: .^.116. apt Mr. Douveries Woad Deusti.., eat. Ab. M. woe. CRAVEN MEETING, 1,11. TVLIDAY Major R'ihuu'■ F, rhos, art 71b. apt Mr. Sb iketrear't Sprite, Pr alb. Iwo yr old Course, ' , lop. h. ft. • TRURSUA Y. Misior Wilson's Embus, ems. bib. apt Ld G 11. Caves dish's Omit, Set. Two ye oh! hoarse. towo. h. ft. SECOND SPRING M EETI NG. 11OfDAY• Ilsier Wilson's Juniper, 9+t. ■=.t IA 11 H. Caveutliab's MublLethorpe, sat. jib. N. C. nulls. b. ft. HUNTINGDON RACES, EPIID•Y, •I:Cit sT 7. A Sweepstakes of Ten Goias:s emit foe 4tages. Tow ears. (Tea Salascribera ) Geo. Grnevetini's b. f.Cbryseis, 4 yrs tiht, sot. 111. I IA Sackrilles gr. 1.. Snail, S yrs old, sot. tolls. LA Stiffield's b. f. Aquilino, 3 yrs 014, Got. 9lb 3 Mr. C Browee's ch. h. Abelard, 5 yrs. sot. inn; 4 Mr. Bird's b. S. Commie, 6 yrs. Est. b to 4 apt Snail. . . The Pnethn!in folnhes of Twenty-five GUitlf Ac tell, tlw 3 And tsr Mae. Once ►Wild the COtlrliC, 81100 Iwo ("keen Snlinceiherel IA Sullield`o b. I Aquiline, r• old, sst. Ld liblehtubcovk's b. e. 0111110 W, a rts old, bst V 6 ill 4 46 Grutwric. ♦LGI T 9. The Ilinrhinbrouk Mass ut •Twealy•live Guise's each, I;4a 11. f.w all alms those mobil do Course. f. 7 Sub. scribers )--Tba winner or be sold for wets. Mr. J. Mei.:bet's ch. c. Zese 4 4ln mid, ost . 4lb 1 14 Stseirill's b. f. Aquilino,' yrs 222.72 1 . t;en Grosvenor's b t. Ciwyeris, 4 yr 3.11131. 10%. IA thoehlubreek's els e. Csardray, 3 yrs, 7st illetylapies the Ilisracritc. . Seventy P. Ire tbrrc yr. tee ; tris-alle heats. )41 0 Mr Po;nee's tit e. _, Sit. ttlb. .. 2 1 1 1 oi.l litucinnbrin b. 1.. Gewanie,ss ;lb 1 2 ft Lood Greevenot*. dr. f. A oasis. *WSW A swirls the 144 , 441rit4. TOMMIDAT £011112224.2. Seventy Pone fcr all ova nrandle iteett• The wiener to ►e sold for 2.selp if demanded, Six. tie Tot Malley% hr r 3 Try 1.41,74 t. 2 I 1 Gen. Groarrioe% Chilli is, 4 yris, est. flb I 111 Ld Sarkwallea er h. Seed, S sot. i iik (hroke loon' Mr. Hill's b. t Laketeed yrs e:d, fist. 1116. 4 4 4 WOR CELT ER R C ES. Al , O 11. The sweepstakes of is., aiin, as o'a. WOO. 111 IWO Ileata, by bortlOxfunl'. Wows wore, Vietoritt i ti year. trkl. besisks Mfrs others. _ Ltl 4liernoen, the Miii4en Plate of uul. was woa lie three bents, viz Mr. Cliftwi l s b. f. Mortising', 2 yr. ohl Lord giaisfonl's b. e Caoslidate, 3 )ri u1:1..... Mr. Tiuhle►'s b. e. by Illenintbrooffb, Mr. Tenet's ►. f. Louisa M Via. a yr. viol, rum nut of th. course .. 3 0 0 The 101- fittgertal vestry were. k•ri the t farmer lust 131. but the uiprit waa eheteeteel, ant :Immigrated Itt prism. CANTERDCRY RACIL The Canterbury Races roassuenred on Tuesday ; and, al though honouree' with the presence of many of the with h.iuring families, yet, from the tone of the hoists µseam bring altered to one o'clock, the City lean worn a very different .start to what we have usually ecru it ott this oecasigw, hr iag cousitlresal generally inconsonant for Ito ittohlluar clam, who have hitherto attenhal ons Rae ro,-t and auljarest country in considerable nuitilwrs. Amin: the faaitittualites we have to notice, Earl l:aniden, the Lord Lit ideptot of the (:eitnsty ; Carl Relate, Lard roarreeimrt, CatV 'Tempel, Lady bee fing, Italy Ann Murray, Sir John Famgc hit Jobe Cmartaey Hollywood, Sir John Haniugtua, Greer/ Iliebelb, Gemmel Nightingale, Hun. Wingfield Stra4rd W. Nip wrivad, Esq. M.P.; S. R. I.nsisington, C.olowel Dmiard, Mr. Hinensimil, Mr. Wil s d ho si e lk Foote, Ide. Ledbronke, Hatton, Colonet • lie* Yobs, Cape. Payalec, dm. &c. ; nomy of .asesmenisil by liar demilies. The IDA is Tiara.biy and Waltman/ iftibirs i s fa- • aluiosablyammiled. Qauntrefre Fire Wilbs. tee, buromili duo bad their prim sivistines. , • On Tratiay • Sweepstakes eiTumaty Gisteseas was WOO by Mr. Ladlieuelee's b. h. Trollied", against Mr. RalduchVb. b. Noyeau. A Sweepstakes of Tell Gilittfas each ant won by M. Iseu fine Mr tViiherileu'e Mtge Mae& gar, Mill Sir.). C. Hoeyonot's Auderide. The Kentish Hunters' Sweepstakes of Fit e Guineas rarb, was was by Mr. Win. Delussr's c g. Itogra.o, stanist Mr. Hatfurd's b in. Mini Burka, sad Mr. W. 'H. g. iii i agle.—.7l l , Dorms were hot thinly atteedril on this O F . Ow Wednesday the company ow more nosinerwah Motu the Lief Plate wis ionspied Mr Taithessehes Getarity, against Mr. Wardell's Sir Thounts 'fear.. and Mr. William Delmar's Romeo; the two former saucier' a capital heat, mid the platy was outs woo at Guarrly, by half a neck. The '.hides Plat.. of Sid l imn b, the Como) , ilemlwr*, was ma bee in ■ stalls(c itptal ••ts b. by Caplam l'arkces c b Pcga.as. mid Mr. Muwar.ls h. as. Cuscslito, a.knrh %as non by llse tuners. The lurie►y of the 'Unfit-sot warrant, which has kern brosivlit home to Armitage, 4 clerk in the Consols-Office at the Rst.k•, olio has fled front jus tice, WWI committed to July Imo% nod the divas very turtle with respect to Armitage occurred in a most unexpected wad•. A very few dirt liner, tame forgeries of 51. Hank-notes had heels detected in the I),sy 011ie.. rood were traced to a moo at Lambeth, who was its roosequence taken how custody, and hrought to tlor Busk. This also, to save his own neck. proposed to the Directors. that, ou coadition of the prosecution against him brunt chopped, he "mold make a discovery of consul/oat/1r tonpurtance, in which some persons in their own estaloilititent were princlpolly implicate:l • lii propo.ition was ocoeptrd, rod lie then nernowtedged that . 7 "e him self wee the person employed by Armitage to apply at the Pey...lfi.e fur the 'my inent of the forged warrant; the. sign:stores to which were so well c.•un federated that the payment was nsaole wi hoot hesi tation. fit sod went, in pursuance of Ina iostruc tient, info the onk.hall, And, in the name of an eminent brooking-hosise, olot.oried small oohs Inc the two 1.0901 noteswltich he had rccrw•d in pay omit ; and fur this %gene! he sereived a consi derable domain. Tbe mashing of the large notes fralitated all the advantages of the fraud to the principal. though he was niter, in the most distant degree, suspected. hut remained in his employment maul the apprehrusi..n of his agent fur the ether forgery ; tont the nronent this man was hrow2ht prisoner to the Bank. Artni'ad•• tled, mud has not been !MCC 4.6COIVICti. AU n AT 7.3. ( Oft N tKCH (M.,ktlc 17 CritRPNT PRIC4: OF (MAIN. Wheat .......eds. ioss. 12t1; Beams ....... Fine ditto . ...... t Ps. 1334 Ti c k ditto ..... R)e.........• Barley •..... ;la. 413 Poland ditto .. , Malt While Peas ? Seed .... (hailer.) i "• • 6 " 7n. 1 Fi e •Flour •• • • Gr. y Peas 4..is. r. 41 I Second; ...... UXBRIDGE ----- Curn•lnspeetoe. Relator, TiItIII.2DAT • At N'Seit, per lead ' ,141. 10 iLuit!,, per 101.:cter..... —366. —d. to 44s D.Li....•• • • Oran. . oni Dit ...:do I. to 6.tt , ....... —4 to tu—,, PRIOR OF HAY .INI) STRAW teNrE ST / II VS'S. W.1T54161 Hay 6a t 0... aid. to qt. p. n.t. Hay 61. 6a. I 4 lss.oli• 17. 04. N3l. tis WI. Im, 71. as. cloafr, 81. W. Rome. M. lbs. Auti. To tick the offal, per stone of 51b. Reef . ..-. .4s. 11 , 1 to 5. SI Head ef Cattle, Motion ...is tt.l In S. 64 Beasts.. 100nn....48. S 4 AN 64. 111. Sheep wet Lambs, 1'..-ii S. 1 , 4 111 711 04. Calve% , ......... p os k • . ...I. to ja imi I Pin fIAY-M•RKET. H.sy ...... ..... (il. 01. ed. i n lig. ns . Si raw........ 41. 54. n.I. is SI. us flower .4....71. Ira. Oft so WI. lea AVINATE AND LEAD ENHA U. MAR 'meta.) • 'e%y thr We 34 103. to 4. Pod. slatted 4*. ad. to 34. 44. fast - Veal ♦s. Sd. Pork Gs. mi. s. fa Gs. ed. PRICK (H It. James's Market 44 erl Darr Narkrt Maitrelmpel Market 4r yd larr et. ef elb. 1.0 74 Agenge.... 441 'id TALLOW. TovoTatios 66 Yetiow Russia b; Whitt ditto 654 Amp ditto.... tits Melting Stuff Bas Ditto rough 49 Yellow Seep. gereT—Nat , Prier oft:settles, per I Good Drep tletl woe—Curd, re, 29 PRICE Of LEATHER. lotto, 5n to 561bq. 044.11 - elid to stal Ditto, 10 to litilhs. each - 11.141 to it 1 Merchants' Barks . ; ; , 44 btt ~ Detiotat Hideo - i Ato P, - Flue Coach Hi4es II d is fr ..... ... ... • .. Crop Hides .1; to sollis for rotting i;ld to t Ditto 4; ID ;Atm - god to 2. Calf skius 3o W *Wks - fill to 41 Ditto Sn lo ;014s -34 d to •i Ditto 7o to son), . 33.1 to •I Stull Snl• ((:rar•JwJ) as NI to 7• Large ditto loos to moo per duo a. that Skies . . . Goo to 71 , 1 ?owed Horse Make to&d to gal AViff boa Heifers and Steers (per alunej s• n t. lu J 5 .411. Mitiollirgs 1 21 .4. to t • tut Siteerlisirs - - Lush Skim Ak4kasst Market 'Calf is. I F. K . lime 1.19 .Id. • • 11. ad to 9.. ad. to 3e. - TRICE OF HOPS. I.4pearet gest, 41. Net. to Si. I. Tut s 41. ma. Slows, 41. to 51. oa. Awes. 41. 4.. eiswes. 41. 4.. to 51. us. ninths...al. ual UW Duty laid at ao,ooal. _ osidltbaT,Auti6n s 7. 51.. i., Alps M. Pr 26 ..Nvhcastle C 661 .... sti 49s. 6.1. 4—Sumterlaud I "Welch-- ..... . .. I I4JAL ......... 31,41. 04. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Au Avaaterdata.... 3.1 o g U. Oporto . Dittoed Right.. 39 II Rio Janeiro Rotterdam .... to —9 U. Malta Haarbeirgb.... so V 91AL Gibraltar Altos* 3O 7 gill. Paris I day', date 41 4 Ditto Boeirticaux Madrid....... is paper Ditto Palermo 125 in paper Ditto Bilbao Leghorn Gems 34 Venire ag Dubka Cork no t.Lioo Portugal Gold in Coin and 811 per on Too riga t•old Sacs New Doulduuoa New Donau Shiver in Morn • • New Louis ;each' 41 6ii Atte ou the Raul 4 per Ciitat. Al YESTEIDA' ~f; PIM& STOC link Stock it pee Cent Retiece4 , per• Cent. Cutest& II per Cent. I per Cent. Navy Long Annnities Osmium . . I; fl forits Bonds Esebersee Bills ., 0 Eoglisb Lottery Tickets L Comets for _ _ . T. HISH, Stock•Hn+ 4. Caraladl, and 9, Clam 1318T111. Ara the od Aorta, et Pstkerro, in the county the Lady of M. Dicit, Fag of a sun. Mo the stint ult. Mrs. Miltninke, Sift °leapt& Wake, It. N. of llsekuslJ, war Dna!legion, of heir. On the i Ith WM et Cave Castle, is the East Yorkshire, t►e Lady of Henry U. Barnard, tar. MARRIAGES. Os Saturday, at Martnia.rader.Pisedwood, George Esq. of Blackenhall, Staffordabire, to Miss Cocker daughter of the late Thomas Cockeyes, Esq. lions., Hens, On 'faraday seonight, at St. Nlichiers. Woo Rev. Edward Winningtou Ingram, rector of Mar comity, to Mass Jane Onslow, second daughter of Wureey., Al Dm-him& Sasses, Mailer W. Ea‘Sra , , WS* H. Hrreiott, aged Is years and 3 woutbs , ob+ was tow.ic by her mother when she was spot years of age, its sow is ma advanced state of pregnant) Oa the sth inst at Weushey, Mr. Mathew Dobtos. P. y at Law, to Miss Martha Stapylton, of die • daughter of sloe late Thomas Stapyltou, Esq. tl Lately. Edwin R J. Green, Esq. • Major in Mils Frances 11. 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