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BRIGHTON, Fss. 6. By the excessively high wiud of Moods, last. the sea was risen to a very annsual heights aria beat violently against the Cliff. but we • are happy to state without doitig any yruhuolerabk damage. A great many casks ut fireign brandy were driven on share at different 'Arts of our coast, and were pick ed up by the populace but they were afterwards generally taken possession of by the revenue offi cers, and scented in ills Majesty's warehouses. A pipe of excellent port f Ihu Tues day last near illetchington, was drawn off in small easks, by the persons who Maud it, and safely conveyed to their respective homes. Repairs are actively applied to the different groins, which, from the heavy press if the late swelling tides, have suffered eurisidciably. Oii the cliff', lending to Rottin :4 4l new and sultstisitial railiagy have been phice.l, by which, though the p,91. s wineirlha narrowed. its comforts, on th • nears; of safety, are einisiderahlr increased. .tt Ulake's farm, in the perish of Ashurst, near S.:epilog, a clihnney that wit,. blown down, about o'clock on Monday evening, rarsied with it a part of the roof into a Iwii-chamber, and covered two children edit tiles mad other rubnish. One of toe children had a thigh badly fractured by the occident, lint the other was extricated without ma terial injury. At Chichester, Amadei. Thakeharti, and Pm. wroth, a number of trees were blown up by the viiots; burnt and corn-ricks were unroofed, usai other considerable damage was done by the vi n . lent.• of the wilt.. the sharpest and latter port of which was fro-ii the north.we•t. It is not the :4/7 1 .9011 of Lord Ste:gown, lint of Mr. Hi Litt •etNuxon, who is going to with Lord AsiticusT. The lnta Regiment of Light Dragoons, recently returned from Spam, wiia expected at Canterbury yesterday, where it is to be stationed. Au Eitertanienelit was on Tue.day eVyn• i g. at tile Circus, at Brighton, for the benefit .4' the soldiers' widows and orphans of the 10th Light Dragoons, who have returned from Earl I trzwict tAst liad stiftseribed one I t auslie:l pounds, Meier, IVALKEI4 of liOtherhair, fifty guineas, and Messrs. Walton . , Ifirwinas Watuier, of Usill, guineas, towards the fund now raising for tile additional tchet of the pour iu lielliald. The Lord Bishop rif Dean tst. sail the L'arl of DAILLISIirON. Lord Lientersant of the ...limy of Durham, with a liberality suitable to tin it exalted rank. have each enutributed Sul. towards kee l ing t to original at South Smelt's, in readiness to relieve tie:Mien in distress. General Roacit•r Citacruao arrived on Sunday morning at hotel. front Commas. On Wednesday Mr. P.ow. Bastwev, Am of the Rev. Or. lie ..saw. of Snaith, York.- shire, put a period to his fife in an outbuilding, in his father's garden, by siinottng himself through the hew!. The deetiowil, for some (Lacs irrecons to this melancholy «veal. had manifested syniptouss Of uneutot derangement. • The Patent Life Boat, the invention and pro• dilution of Sir THOMAs CLAIMS% wits. by • pur posely coastructed carriage and ten horses. us. turday brought front Shoreham Harbour, and placed at the bottom of the Stayer, at linghtun, from whence. by the men in the pay of the bene volent owner, it may, at any time, so a few minutes, he applied to the preservattoo of suiferer% isms bining at once the valuable properties of a clerked sailing vessel, with the preservative qualitieo of cite lifeboat. It has been a general ',object of con versation and investigation sitter ate a Part or the cliff between Folks. e.e and Sind gate, to the extent of 300 feet and 40 no depth, has recently fallen, and oilier purls of it ap pear to he giving way. One of the Irrze bees at the entrance to Sprott-- stoti flail, Nod', ilk, vas blown dowse on :Monday sennight. It is remarkable that et was planted tile day king Cit tat.rs was beheaded, Jag. 30, 16.19, sad - blown down the saute day, 1808, being dm years old. Sir Tuov is CARR'S hounds lately ceoght a pia- Uctiv white hare, will, sisort eare, uu.l loud claws. resembling those id a eat. A few days since, as some workmen were moving a corn-stai k belonging to T. 11. Hs ears. Esq. at Berwick, near Lewes, they observed a pi g which had been fe,iling on the ',nattered yore, titii4ticroig. awl apparently in great agony, in whit b state he mu against a wall. fell backwards. and died. To dis,'wer titer:ruse of the animist's rteal h, the l'afeaSe elitleeeteil by a h 0,4- botcher, who itiscoverisl, taw ly &Zed 111 die wind pipe, n mouse ! which the pig must have 'atm up With his f):ml, in the pi g mies. of insallos mg. His M a.; ei , lrt '9 flock of Merino hare sof. fired very weer. lv this winter, a emisideraole part of them, both in 11 iialsor and itichinninl Parks, died of the int. ila Tivisitty hist, l'hnmar Jilrorarnt, of Al& work, iu the Noah-Will:14 of V, , ck-hire, was sum named before one of Ills MAJi.srv's Jostires of toe Peace, for destroying hares iu tsite snow ; hot t 'emelt the facts appe4rcii clear, yi t as there were 'on two witnesses, r i a :irecautino in this raSe tthich s idway. be takoo,) the Mis.:l4rstr thought. "?.rper to discharge lulu, though much against his raring the late strum, the Rit t lit Hon. the ENO of CAAI iii is gave the boo litifin and seit•osinhic tharitv of one cart I of coals to ~ n ett paw :10iliekeelW: ill ti.i• !Owl, 01 . Brampton, ' The wrters are greatly abated. hut the road r.1,1i Slough to Wool,or is tint yet passable with out the n7o4,4:iiece of 11 , 409. re. BKAUMUNT, alto made so successful a de b.': at the Haymarket Theistic, ea:lle i'sbfliarcl ion Moodily se' .t at the Glasgow Theatre, for the his! time, is. the ordinals and ;inert-sting char:te r, r of ne the play of l'emac Presererd. ler recention was equally roter-big to her, as tie manstriti ve of the good sense awl wishes of a ge l s. and riverdosiug audience. fru her first entry. 6 le was received with a tninalt which ..101 not subside for a considerable turn',; snit, thresti.thout tte whole perforinanee, she retortsl so much taste. jiidgment, mid pathos, as to draw from all ports of tholtuuse loud and repeated marks of • iptulastium EDINBURGH, JAIL t 5. llkneed of a letter from Captain Cameros, of the ship Thistle, of Limerick, ou her plunge from Leith to Dub lin, dated Poetess, Isle of Skye, 1 tth lastest, to a Mend in Leith " en the 7th we set sail from 144 h, and on Sunday, the Bth most, at 10 a. rn. 35 tiles N.E. from the Bell Rock, we observed a vessel to lee ward, carrying a press or v.ul to come up with us. At one p. re. we Oserved that she was an enemy's privateer, and accordingly set all the sails that the vessel was able to earq. At live p. or. the priva teer came close to our stern, and tired three gulls ; but 1 did not mind their, for tits see nun ru g so very high that they could not board us. We still carried on, and did iii.t spare the new CallVas.— The gale continued all the time we run the dis tance to Dualism's -bay-Head, and still the euenly close at our sterna We luckily got the first of ebb tide in die Pentlar s d Frith, and carried on with the tide. The first dive • vessel gave she was like to wash all off the deck ; but 1 was happy to find a heavy sea there, for when the privateer clone in the same tide they 111010 a they a ere all going ttie the b"lt(1111 41' 011 CM. I hoisted a signal for pilots, and io a sliolt ume a boat with ten men clone off to us. 1 than jumped into the boat, and with the assistaaee of the l.oai a. crew boarded the privateer, and t,,ok the cahoot:op' of her with little resistance, there 'r to r ; such a strong tide and heavy s,•:t that they mere afraid of f !critic:. They haul town six weeks front Denmark, had eleven in. ti on hoard, and bud taken one prise, which they . hiel left in the gale. gave her up to the ten Outu to bring her to Langhope or Sqouniess." (The Thistfr haul tl cargo of gin and whisky on lewd, valued at 15,0601.1 LIMEucJAN. 31. !Alit Saturday, a hooker from Carrigaholt, ludec with corn for this cit, fooodeted in a Ilea% y gale at Unless, near Q►ucrin—she had on board 14 pa... rgvr ,:, who were all lost except one man that sawn to c hore. Last Saturday John Clarke and Patrick Larkin were token from the city gaol to Gadows-urea, where they were executed pursuaut to sentence; they' acknowledged the crime for which they were to sof fes, and both :ippeared very penitent.—Clarke, previouAo his being taketbout that too it,deelar ed that hitoga coat:erucd in mo4tor theoutriqes cow initted in and near the city, and that he •as the p..ts on who snot Mr. Edward Keys, some time siiv e. fridar evening, it four o'clock, Michael rotted!, fur the nincrler of Maurice Conned, his eon sin, sold John Welvh for shooting Thomas Elliot, Esq. were harm. (ruin our gaol. under a strong mi litary guard. to Gallows-green, and in a short time after were launclie.l into eternity. They acknow ledged the justnesa of their sentence, and appear ed truly pestilent and resigned. Saturday noon, Thomas I.rPm underwent the awful wentenee of the law, which was passrd on him tilt pr.criliug day, for cot ittiag a rape on the body of Catherine Clain—The execution took place in front of our amid ; for was lOWA, d try two Roman Catholic virrgytnekt, and after s pe n din g some time in fervent devotion, ascended the plat form. and with ouch firmness declared his inno cence a. to the charge of the rape, but said lie was iu company with ele white boys two nights. Thr hoiliet.of Connell, Wr11.1), and Leon, were buried in a pit iu the gaol-yard, covered with roch lune. We hear that Bremen, the noted highway rob ber, cull hi, accomplices, were taken prisoners iwasoCashcl, and committed to the gaol of Clonmel. On Friday morning. week, at six o'clock, a most tremendous fire Isfoke out in Mr. Kenworthy's warehouse, in the lop-pole-yard. Cheter, close • ° ad g the Printing-Office of The Cheder Chroni cle, which threatened the immedi.ite destruction of the whole range of building; but, by the prompt assistance of the populace, and the arrival of the engines, wlnek were well supplied with water, it was fortunate-Il stopped in its prow...A about e i g ht o'clock, alter destmyiug the wairelion-ts where it broke ant, containing a great quantity of goads; Mr. Bather's ,shop abate, with uhl his materials (awl, we are sorry to rdd, neither were insured) ; two ware-rooms belonging to the priatiiig-offiee, voids' iiiiiiii a valuable stock of paper, and about 000 newspaper stainiis (forti.nately insured) ; two stables wetipied by Mr. Williams, and the stable opposite to where the tile began, which were only insured for a small sum. On Monday Mg% I t r,rt most dreadful fire broke one its !Ix .napery of Messrs. Datrlehurnt, Green wood. and Joinsen, of It Cheshire, which wa, emisusocci, by:miler aids the stock in trade. V: 4' have not heard how it happened. Oft Friday evenine, about hid' past seven &deck, a tire broke out io that past of the range of offices in the Chothaui Dock-yard which was formerly a 'onto belonging to and situated over the tap-hours. The alarm was instantly given, awl by tlw prompt assistance of Officers and resi e le of the Yard, together with a number of al Marines, all of whom acted wailer the direction of the Coin usissmorr, Sir Knew liArts.ovv, the lire was speedily extinguished ; and. we are happy to add, that very little dos age was dime, and that no pa- pers of any renew quencewere shistroy, ed. Oss Saturday minniug„ at seven o'clock, Lieut. T. D. Jones, and Lieut. E. T. Tow Nate, of the Koval Artillevy, started from tlw Artillery Bar racks, Brouirston, Kent, for • wager of es guineas, to walk to Sittingbourne and back again. Lieut. Dow Nuts beat his alitagOoi4 by a few seconds oulv , haviug performed the journey ill something less thins Emir hours, and came in quite fredt.-- Considerable bets were depending, which heighten ed the interest of the match, and considerably in. creased the ardour of the contest. During the storm of Monday senniglit, a stark of chimneys tell upon the roof of an old house in lit ' tit Cockey-lime, which forced in the ceiling of the mom where the occupiers. Air. and Mrs. GRAHAM, confectioners, were sleeping, and buried them mil der the s aises.—Niore than a ton weight of lead fall ing in with the Kra, it war above two hours Iwfore the aged couple could be released, although their groans were distinctly heard, and then Mr. GRAHAM was quite dead, and his wile survived but a few mi. water afterward,. Flto3l TUESDAY ivieurs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-PjFee, Fc6. 7, 1809. 76th Regiment of 1.11),...A I l lfeyriek:Sbewe, (mm the Sth Geri isca Battalion, to he Lieutenant-Colo. eel, vice S., mew, dereasc4. :th Currison lhatalitm—Muja John O'Meara, limn the ::o.ls root, to be Lieutenant-Culonel, vice Sheet, ep• p ti to the ;tail Foot. BA NKRU YTS. David Ilethrringtos, of Lowcrosby, Cumberland, ,'rover, to surreuder, February Ju, nl, mad March 41, at eleven, at the Green dragon 11111, Carlisle. Attmetys, 3:r. Sokett, Bond-court, 13 albrook, London ; and Mr. Blue, Ca. liak. ltuderick Mackessie, of King'.4.,,Arme-yard, London, mer chant and factor, to surrendLr, February iI, 18,,and 41to h at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, 3lesars. blunt Bowman, Old Pay-Office, Bruad.street. Henry John of ['abridge, 3liddlesex, builder and carpent r. to surrender, February 1 t, la, and March 11, at twelve ' at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Lly pluck, London. IYilliani Allen, of Chandos.street, Middlesex, shoemaker, to sot render February 11, is, and March 11, at ten, tit London. Altman. Piteherawl Salop son, Satthin's-lane, London. Jonas Eastwood and Juba Eastwood, of Uppern.ill, Sad 411.mortli, York, dyers, to sariender, y t 2, 23, at the Now Inn, New !Mph, rianblltworth, a o u March it, at eleven, at the Hove Nod Crown 11101, II uulda rsitl.l. Attor neys, Mr. Janes lorhatit, of Dulaross, Saddle ..rth ; Rod Messes. Meet:dill tool Ilubbios, of Loiculn's-I au, ;Sew age:lre, 1.0. W..... • John James, of Eri‘tol, cooper, to surreutlev, Febritar. g.•:„ and Match 1,, at eltsen. Attorneys, Mr. Edward No. Orbs, ; and Mr. Situtml White Sweet, king's-Bent It Walk, i'emple, Loudon. 3t ill/amt.:over and John (;lover, of the Poultry, I.ontina, haberdashers, to surreode.. February it, at two Ivr, 21, and 3larch t, ut ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mason, tit. Chorehlarcl, Curntsill. %4'oliaru S:lopion, of Shedield, York, innkeeper, to sur- Trio!, r, February lu, 17, mad March 21, nt one, at the Ton tine 111114 Sl.ctlield, York. Attorneys, Nletars. Parker and IlftlWO. SlrrdielJ ; .sod 31easrs. Slagruve and Walter, Sy tnonds.iiiit, Chau...Ty-lane, 11.undon. Thomas Lewis, of Sedroinsit 7 r, Somerset, Imam-factor, to surrender, February it, 2s, arld• Mtlfell li , at twelve, at Londou. Attorneys, Messrs. Trued aod Blood /aril, Mitee.court-buildangs, 'lcrople, Loudon. Jonathan Hatfield Merry, of West Smithfield, Jamdma, oiisma,tomrrenurr, February it, 18,, awl %larch ga t at elevea,„4o Lonaan. Attoruey,'ltC Paid Ms*. sat. Ceps-r osie r od ittetsdntv'S tea Janes, late sat s armalm bg a Harks, ssienialtSl46i,' svondlier, Febru ary 21, 2:4 and )laryk gi *wen; SS the Upper Shin Inn, Reading. Attorucys, Mr. Saunders, Reading; and Mr. Ile:mei, Great James'amtreet, Be4ford - row. L0n.h.... DIVIDENDS. ' February is. James I.V.atoit of Pall-Mall, t Arse* That oar, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lusaka. May J. William Tucker, the younger, of Exeten'asege somisfaeturer, at one 'tit Guild:Wl, London. . 'March 7. l'raracia Linley, of Holborn, 31 iddlesen,initpin seller, at one, at Guildindl, tAiii4loll. February 28. William Handley,* B. rerley, York, HAW, at eleven, at the White Hart loh, tcitestria-up....-Hall. , elnuary so. William Seeman mid Ephraim Fore, late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, linen-drapers, at ter, at dm Southall Inn, in Ghoicester. February Samuel It'ade, of 51putlester, at two. at the Palace los, Manchester February JAI. James Crusade.,, of Datifint, Y4Ol - , and of King street, Loudon, tuertirant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lomas. Fehruary la. John Morgan, of Eolith!' Highway, 3liddie era, farmer, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.otoluo. March 4. %%Ottani Dories, of Holborn, Middlesex, draper, at tea, at Guildhall, boudoir. March 4. (.rays Whithaui, of A,biiugham, Yolk, drover, at eleven, at thit Slat k Horse 1110 ' in Sisiptuo, York. Febetiary 28. George Godwin, of Stafford, cordwainer, at eleven, at the Star Int., Stafford. Fehraiwy f 7. Thomas Ainsworth, of Blackburn, Latiellseir, and Julia Watwas, John Watson, the Youngri, and Joseph: Water, of Prestou Lancaster, cottumnsar. aracturtra, at elegy*, at the Legs o fl Man, Prestos. March tI . Muees Joel, of Hies street, ShOredater, dealer in glass aad earthenware, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mach 1. Andrew Clarke, of Liverpool, trwrehant, t 'even, at the Golden Lion, Dale-street, Liverpool. March J. Julio Sinalky, Win. Ellison, sod Hadrert Halms ley, late of Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton •manufael seers. at five, et the Bridgewater Arms, Ilaticlo•ter. Febroary 14. Nlarriret famgmire Peitrith, Condit., land, milliner, at one at Guildhall, loncloo, t hy adjourumeut from the amt. ha. last.) CERTI FICAT ES--Fr B. 28 Ft bi-uary. Fe!,r . rar; tamtirl I)anfor:CoiAlitioirch-laite, London, broker. John Apple 100 , two or late et Castlelon, Lancaster, wool len ni .totfactatrer. f:cosar Ilallison, of Clanxiiulinc, I.oetraiter, corn-miller. " Jarloeott, of Oxford -street, rmtkier. Julius Bromley lika. lion, lair of U,II lame, ipitalkieldo, dkatx, a al iitio of Size-laue, Lun4uo, userthaut. The circumstance of S.r John Nichull resigning the office of king's Advocate to be • Judge of the Arches Court, h,a been a matter of inexplicable astauishmeut and surprise, in political and official circles; as it is pretty generally reported that the King's Advocate's appointment is worth about tu,ounl. a year, and a Judge of the Arches Court is only worth about 15001. The only canoe that eau be assigned for it is, that the Judge is perma nent, and the Advocate hip is during pleasure, and of course chum 4 eable with administration; and mime well-informed men have drawn their conclu sion, that Sir John is sensible the prexeht 'Mi nisters cannot retain their places long, and there fore has preferred a place for life, although the emolument is small. At a public meetiow of the merchants concerts. ed iu file Brazil trade, held last week. the Chair. man reported several important objects obtained ' on both sides th- water. The South Sea Direc tors have liberally consented to empower His MA JI sTY'S Ministers at Itio-Janeiro to grant the Coaisaiii)'s licences for the. general protection of the trade to South America. Ministry have taken off the duties upon Portuguese produce ware housed here for exportation. A new tarif has been afire ed upon abroad, considerably reducing the valuation on which British goods paid duty iii the ports of Brazil, which it is understood will be retrospective. A warehousing systesn, on a prin ciple similar to our own, was in contemplatiou, and several other measures for putting the commercial intercourse with that country on the must liberal footing. On Sunder last the retnttintt of Lkut. ukt coLumsus Vonsins, of the :fads Regiment of Dragoons, were interred iu St. Stephen church yard, Cambridge, when a detachment of artillery (being the only regular force Ur that city) under the command of Captain COCKIIIV4E. fired three v. Ilirs over the grave. The pall was supported by the Recruiting Officers. This horse, artillery drivers, and the recruiting parties, followed hien. The above Officer (who was only 3i years of age) died on the preceding Monday. He so reed 13 year,. in India, and was dangerously wounded at the battle of Delhi, 1111.11:11.ord Lake. NAVAL INTTLLIONNCE. IPORTINOVTIS, Arristil a Seel of aboat 70 braimports with troops front Visa, last fawn Plymouth. Sailed the 'I a gime, far Cork ,• the Romb , 47, 74, Capt. Com* ; mot the Leviatimu, 74, Capt. Mercy, toe Cadiz.. The Brilliant,* it h thell..rt (or the Brazils, cols to-ntort ow. fu- Mt. Helen+, anchored at St. iteqrt: : ; tbio m 1.114001; to omit f.. 1 the raffnelk, wltich she ta . .i.t* un do. coovoy —ll'llo A.B. PI.TIKOUTD DOCK, ►VAL 5. Railrl 11.4: 1 1 .1i7abi th mul Implacable, of 74 galls each, to the Easta.e.:, ; rf..• of is pimi, fur Lisbon ; Orestes, of Is gums, for Clam:, t 4 t•ev court., to joist the thaimel 11.• rt ; owl 111. - Mr...oath transport, fur the Downs. Arrived the .414. a, of t ;plus, Capt. Williams, with jury. DEAL, rre. 7. Caine down Prom Ilse Riser the Lord Dlinean, Bar mg, and the Lo: Castlereagh, En.t I ndiamen, nod sailed salt the Perarseimire, Commie, sod Nottinlmai, East ludu• men, nod the rest of the outward-bound, &t. nailer Couvoy of the Caqlor, Humber, and Dolphin, to the Eastward.—. tt nut N.E. The Pear-Tres, 51Aaita. from Cileraltar for Lotidoo,li a:4 elptured by% Freu,h titer toe end of October last, and rarrivd into Turgiers, is given up, and arrived at Gibraltar. TheUL.aimity. Kkji t, from 1.011 , :on for 743 r a. has put into 'carboy. leaky, and kof aii and table. The lic►lsice packet, Wilma. from I)einei for Loudon, has let intoCrookhaveu in dint The V/esaras tivii:rport is arrived at Porisitimith, s:e- parted from the Per:Tut-ranee. STAPF.RI♦, 4041 d Ocean. LAWRLNiON, frown the South Sea-, on 14d inst. in lat. 44. loag. 26. and it few day 4 be fore parted f the !Villas... dad Emma. --. trotn the Cape of Good ily a letter we received from Portsmontli, yes terchly, we ore extreuiely worry to learn, /hut Sir DAVID BAHL') is not so welt us when he landed; his wound 'abetter ; hat he bus been attacked widi a violent fever, and on Monday night he bud little r st. Two flentleiium, who escaped from Holland in It pilut-boat; reached town on Tite,day. It is said, that, before they,owiled, tao FrenchlletMs, Intrf doors than the autla, were : üblished in the papers. The 3.2i1 Bulletin, it is reFortt _states that Saragossa had surrender, d to the Frew.ll besieging artily. By a mark made at Monk** Mill, near the Grove, Bath, it appeals the water wa,, exactly at the swine oil the 25th of January, 1723, as on the. .2.5 th of January htst, between which periods (44 years) the flood at that place had brier Licets once so high. The Com-dy of 3/an end /rife leas been per formed with the grta.test qua c, , 4 at the Plymouth Theatre, and on :-;tattirdry last was oarrontsed by Admiral Yousc, Commander-in-Chief at that port. Miss M ARTY it, ;ate of Covent-Garden Theatre, was to make her debut at the EdiuTintrgh Theatre on Saturdai list, in the intereming part of Rasing% in the farce of that name. BIRTHS. Oa Friday seanight, at her house in Arlington-street, Visseountese ;Wilton, oft , 11111101tVr. 011 the aid att., the Lady of James Raymond Julhissiose, Esq. of a daughter, at his it 111. Ales, N.sstis Britain. On gunday last, at Buttley Grail., Ilants, the Lady of Col. Gordstu, of a von. At CirantStown, UnPen's Cnunty, /rebind, the Lady of William Viral*, 1 , ..1 of a sou and n. a.. At Susauter-hill, t'nuasty licati., iteland, the Lady of Guatarus St mace, Eal. of a son. Oa the .ctlt January, in Dulolta, the lady of Bertram 31 i trot 44 Esq. of a sun. OU the Ist loot. hrs. Fullartaa, of Skelslon, of a 1011. tits the 19th of J. 11111211, at s.astal Caatk, the Cutlintess of !resin, of a daughter. On Sunday se'uutgld, the I..ady .C0!0n.4 Dorriea (for. rarely Moot IA Cl. re,) of a sun and heir, al tint Cs.:lnaars houst oicAr Chichester. MARRIAGES. At St. Jeniny's Church, by the Rev. C. W. Corivetaline, of Tollystiont Knights, ill Emex, George Wills, tsq. of N. gate.strect, to Miss Sophiatriflin, third daughter of Ibikelt Gritliu r Esq. of Gulikwaquare. Jansary2a, at Littlehourur ' in Kent, Mr. Franklin, aged 85, to Alit, Maiy heart, aged 17. . . Is Thursday, jit Wainer, Berkshire, by the Rev. Richard Thwarted, 711:ch:tri Beach flicks Reach, Eaq. eldest awl of Michael hicks Reach, Esq. M. P. of Netheravua House, in the county of Willa and of 11'illiantstrip Park, in the county of Glow enter, to Caroline Jane, eldest daughter of William Mourne, E-q. of Viß!.illir House, On Sunday, at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. Dr. Aw; drewes ' Batter Thowpwin Claxton, Esq. eldest s o n of Rn beet Claki Esq. of Bristol, to Mis s Lucy Shoekhorgh an. tlerdoit, only d.nughtrr of Jahn rructur ADM-asks, Esq. of :Sew-stet et, Spring-gardens. Ou Thursday, at Rath, the Rev. E. Neale Vaasittart, second son of f; Vansittart, Esq. M. P. fee Reeks, to Ana Spooner, secortil daughter °flume Speouer, Esq of Eloden, in the county of Warwick. Oh the earls of Jan the Rev. 11. Hervey Barber, of hie British Museum, to Miss Smith, &Lashley of Flare, Smith, Esq. Protons die. DEATIIS. flu Sunday. the lath ult. at Eythurn, in Kent, the Rev. Philip Papillun, Rector of that parish, and Vlcar of Tun bridge. On Sunday, at his house in Troy Town, Ruda - titer, the I.aity of Captain Alexander Andersoo, of the Royal Ma , TIM:P. A few flays since, at POrtsisiouth, of the wounds which he received in Spain, Lieut. Nun, of the Aids Regiment.— He was a native of island, earl a Geetletaaa nf cuusider aie fortune. He was liur,e4 at (inspires with military ho overs, attended by the principal Officers of the Garrisua., lately, in the Weal ladies, Mr. S. Salmon, &purser ist tise Royal Navy, non of Mr. S. Salmuu, of Praises. At Hasler hospital, Mr. Gill, Surgeon of the Ruya's. DEATII. On Friday last, atbis hews. iu Charlea-Mmet, square, Lawrence bards. Campbell, Esq. Flour of 'llr- Asiatic A nuinallßegister, and ausibur of several patnicatWat ua East lethia affairs. On Thursday last, at Richmond, in Surrey, the Pisania. teas de Cambia. On Sunday last, at his Ittaileirr Cofer Titchneld.atreet, ' in the 91st year of hia nge, the Rev. Charles Howlett, late Mentor of St. Martin's, near Love, is Cornwall. Last week, at his seat, Northwood Place, Suffolk, oral 7%, the Rev. Dr. Temple, Rector of Lindley, its the saws comity. 0,. Sunday eennight, at Dosseaster, aged 66, Mr. Charles Spencer, late of York, and formed/ of the Shetlield Theatre . Yesterday—G FA fa DATlteliday Si tie (!Frei. 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