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- 41. CORRESPONDENCE • ISETWLEN SIC JO NN MOORE .IND MIL TERRE% (Continued Res a former Paper.) • . There hots been nn example of any such resist ance itt any other part of Spain, and, tbAugh 1 hope this will produce it, 1 have neither teen nor heard of such elithusboan or patriotism elsewhere, though I trust it will prove otherwise. I cannot hut con tritttrr st its donbtfol, whether the people of Madrid• will continue Ono when they conic to be premed. 11 t:.ey yield, the whole is twist. rei:eived yesterday: a letter front the Junta at :Madrid. 1 have ordered Sit David Baird to march In Astortu, anal'lnme stopped my prepurationis for retreat ail Portugal. 1 bare put myself io cc:Ham ssss icatiou with the blarquir of Romanis at Leon, and, without being able exactlyto say in what clamber every thiug shall he done for the I's.4A:rice of 31ailaul and of the Spanish cause, that elm be expected from au army such VII command, 1 maistot snake a direct movement un Madrid, be cause she passages of the Guadarratna and Sumo sierra are in the lisoult of the French : besides, until Joined by Sir David Ural. 1 am much too weak. 1 hare thought it say duty thus calmly to explain to you the reasons wlucts have. and do actuate my conduct, and wish anxiously, :is the King's Minister, to contitute upon the most confidential fooling with yes ; and 1 hope, as we have but one interest. the public welfaru, though we may oc casionally see it Sii different aspects, that this will not cliAtirla the harmony that should subsist between us, folly isatirest as I am with these sentiments, 1 shall abstain limn gay remark upon the two letters from cm delivered to me last night and this morning I ar ou the message which accompa ,led them. • (No. Ti.) curs , or A I.EFSER PROM the RIGIIT 1101SOURASI.S J. H. teem:, to I.lEut LN A NT-OENEIIa I. SIR Jonas *unite. eauxicen, Dec. g, 1808. Sir--After the repreeentetious which hate been nestle to nu from other quartets, I Gan hardly hop. that a further remonstrauce on my part can prmluce auy effect, where bigh military rankand eutliority, and the influence of persons who's, I am Coal, yi,ti hollow with your private esteem, have been (mind unavailing. The ailvaiitages which Mr. Stuart . piesessee in this respect, will, I hone,. enable hint to urge to you with the warmth of per. onit:ilyeicettl, whet I may be allowed to state at least with insparteility and candour tow/sleds a per. win with whom I ROI no otherwise acquainted than by the lemon, which he has done me by his corre sweetener. I mean the 11143,11014 responsibility which you take take upon yourself bJ , adopting, upon a *apposed military , tweessity, measure which must be followed by the immediate; if, not' the final ruin of our Ally. and by the indelible dis grace to the country with whose resoutces you are entrusted. lam unwilling to enlarge upon a sub. ject, iii which my feeling must either be stilled..ne expressed at the risk of offence, which, with - sach' am interest at stake, I should feel unwilliog to ex city, but thus much I must say, that if the British army hail been sent abroad for the express object 'adenine the utmost mischief poseible to the cense of Spain (with the single exerntias of not firing a Shot *opium, the SpaMsh troops), they would. ac ismiling to the mcnsures now eanntioced as about to be taken, leave meet completely fulfilled their purpose. That the defeace . ol . clalicia shonld be ahundoned. must appear I ens. &r. (Signed) .1. 11. vit. EXTRACT OP A LCTTIIR FRoM t.tirwr.-Gtistß.4t . sit JOU, 1.100111, K.0.,111 TICS RIGHT lloN t , .1. O. FILERS; DATSO SAIAISIANCA, DEC. 14. 1 MD4. . Calonel Graben • whom I had requesoethes. to Madrid, remelted last night. Het thee than Tidavers, where lie met two . • 'or, !Ise Supreme Junta, from whom he learnt the ca.. pitelation of Madrid, with the circumstances re laing to it. • ; I own I caret conceive how the Duke of Cas tel Franco and M. de Mork could have given opt the testi', if the inhuhitants hail been very resolute in their iletermiusti 111 l to defend it. It is, I suspect, like the cry in the armies, whe w to cover their mieconillict, accuse their chiefs if treachery, antl,iit thy. instauce of (Seueral St. Juan. pm them to death. Although I have little hopes of the success of the Spallish mum, for 1 see no marks any • where of enthitsiecro or a deterinined spirit, either amongst the people or the goveenment, yet, we it is possible that it 'env be roused, and as it is said that forces are assembling in the South, I shall unite the British puny, end, in concert with the Marquis de la Romans, enclertake s u ch operations as shell ap.. pear to us 'Tit. I hove not yet received an answer , from the Marquis to my late lettere, but I expect to receive one hourly. Ido not know the number of I,eople he ha. concerti, het I liter they ere net of n description from wiecli much eels be expected. I have now iv ith me General- Hope's division, the artillery and the whole cavalry ; which last. how ever, as yo, aln , 111411! Only to ',goo men.. Madrid, in the date it is, must occupy a consi denelile portion of the ettensy's force. Saragossa still hold. out, and the levies in the South will at- tract his attention. The nliolc cannot be turned against us, mid in a very few days 1 hope to have the army in readiness to act. I shall begin to morrow to lost a part of it in motion, and my wish is to unite it at Valladolid. " • If, at this moment, this town, Cotho] Rodrigo, and Zamora, were arined,. they 'could defend them ' *rives; et would he of considerable service ; as, otherwise, when I wonnwardsNallaclulid, my eom mnitication with 'Almeida and Portugal, from whe n ce I draw my resources in ammunition, . mar he intercepted'. A mon of energy, as Copt.-Gen. of this province, and explii:iiing in proclamations, or otherwise, to the people the services expected from them, and which they might perturm, would be 6f intibite use. The people are lefi ton much with Out direction, and we cannot get, even for money: common intehhi- Asaoe. It is on s Y 1 )7 Colonel (irOawa, last night, I knew the capitulation of 51adrill. which happen ed the 3d. fro be continued.) • . . _ . # I ;"' • . • 4# 11 . 001.LE11 TRADE. When attempts are made to represent oar Ma nufactures as fluurishilig under the auspices of that system of policy, to which they owe their present depressed satiation, mad when the worst mid most daugeritus enemies of trade are hailed as its friends and patrons, we consider it our duty, and a duty • from *Web we are by no means inclined to shrink, to expose the mischievous deception ; for this pur pose, a mete statement al facts is alone necessary. Betwixt tipo.sth of *larch, 11106, and 25th of March, jduring the time the late Admi nistration Watim power,) it will be seen by a re ference .tri 6844 Returns, that' 13091,280 yards of Woollens were trilled inNorkshire. In the first ycar after the present men came into office, that is, op to Marcie .25, 1808, there was a decrease of 1.637.81/4 yards ; and in the second year, bringing the returns up to March 25, 11509 ; the decrease, on a comparison with the year of their predecessors, o:rs 1,631,303 yards ; so that on comparing the three years, it will appear, that the only persons the present Ministers have excelled are themselves ! sad that since they Caine into power, the Staple Mann l'acture has actually been reduced one-truth of its whole 'amount ! Is this a subject for exaltation ? It must also be recollected, that during the year just terinivated, we dispoised, gratuirovsly• to the • Spaniards yon,ooo yards of cloth ; that during that year, the 'Brazilian market has been glutted with at least four years consumption ; that there are very considerable stocks of British Woollens now lying nt Monte Video, winch ere expressly prohi ' limed to the consumption of the country, and are under orders for re-exportation; that Malta and Sicily; the depots of the Nleditetniiiesn. are filled to repletion ; that this is the case tun at Heligoland, the depot of the North ; that large shipments of goods have, iu the senile period, been made to Lis ' bon, Oporto, and Cadiz, from which the nierehauts have .wt, nor, are they very likely, to receive any material returns, except, its some cases, the return • of their own goods ! In the face of these facts, so strong. and so notori ous. we were astonished to find pompous re presentations of the prosperous situation of the Woollen Manufacture in some of the Papers-- but that surprise now no longer exists when it appears, that the persons with whom these ac counts originated, have been labonthig under a very important inistake—a mistuke involving, perhaps, a miscalculation of 1,500,000 yards ; • arising from their supposition that pelisse cloths, of wlueh an unprecedented quantity were maimfac tared last year, da not uodergo the inspection of the Searchers, and ; }F e not iueluded in the Re teem; althooth_it.-serJuiewn to every into at all acquainted witfi4tOre. that exactly the reverse of this state.scieirt,r4laq pct. It is to be regretted, that they who nuodestalte to inform others, should be teb ill informed thoposelves! The Cloth Minket*, it must however be admit ted, contain fewer goods at present, than were to be foiled in diem last year at this period. This may b e , acconnted for iv two ways; The manufacturers have dec.-n-11mA in number-and the enormous high pries of wool has induced speculative men to buy up tine cloth ; not front any foreign or domestic demand, but under an idea that it mast rise in va lue, and the article is, in consequence. transferred from the Halls of the Manufactures. to the ware.- houses of the merchants. lint arguments to prove that our manufactures are in a state of severe depression are,unnecessory. Far tlie proof of this assertion, we appeal to the diminished annual returns of tse a oollen trade— to the numbers of tirserted dressing shops, once all bustle aril nctivity at the present seam-mato the declining irattufactoirer—and to the difficulties end euibin•nownienta feltby mercantile men. Let thir decision settle the point at issue, and let thatileci. sir•n have its proper iollioeset no ameliorating {hors impolitic laws, and abating thatJiostile policy which Samsheen the bane ofs,this owe flourishing and happy country.—Leesht Alereary. • ' Aohntmoranownsmamn . • 4,mesy fine Note, we untlerNtaild, wee on the ttebat Prince of Wales's Island. and in a state forwardness, that it was e‘peeted she would he ed the latter end of January or the begin. n:ng of February ; she rates 36 gnus. and is to be ummott The Muisece.. , Saturdny morning, IVilliont Own., a young man of a gentleman-likeappe!arance, about itu years of age, was esausined before the Res. GRORGE COT 11.• 111111 T, and the Magistrates of Portsmouth, on a charge of steering a greet number oferticlev,,wrar ing apparel. faa. at the •Crown Inn, in that town, where he had been eight weeks, under the assumed character or a flentleman who was going out to India. It came to the knotsledire of Air. lIERMAN. thsrlandlord, that several articles had of late been missing, but no suspicion rested on this person, till early. on Tina siluy morning last. when he was ob served moving away with his trunk, by the porter, who stopped him. and inquired if he had no bill to psy. The porter, finding that he hatd• not paid his hdl,aletoined the trunk, and Owen returned to his roost again. Mr. 'HERMAN'S suspicions were now directed toward him, as being the person who had plundered his Inn of numerous articles. Ile Record nigly atiplied to the Mayor for a w:irtant to se-arch his room and trunks, in which he found many va luable, undeceivel trifling articles,-which had hero stolen from the Inn, and from persons who had been staring there. lie has been since examined upon the charge, and committed to take his trial at the nest Sessions. Among the articles which ha had stolen were a gold snuff-box and an Opera glom, be longing to the Rt. lion. Gen. b'nitters STCWART, who wearobbed of the impe l about a fortnight since, when staying at the Crown. 4 : On Monday sennight, • shocking event occurred •t Beverley, Yorkshire :—The wife of DAVID Pva boN, of that place, butcher, and it woman of the name of flatter CIAT•LEY, having left the hos. band of the former in the house, while they went oat en a trifling errand, dirt lot return for upwards of am hour, when tiny - brought in with them a norserymon Of the-rifimp of iAtIDENZR. The hus band expressed Inonteltliiip displeased on their II return --and, in a moment irtitotion, tinder the influenceofjptilonsy, as is-supsioseit, .track nt GA K- Z/PIER with a knife, and stabbed I wider the breast, wounding him so dangerously that his life wee despaired of. The butcher is committed to York castle. 0.••••• srormio IirELLICINCE' Juni. BETTING for the MERRY. S U. o pleat Mr. Wilson*. Wizard, in Sorcerer. 7 to a against Lord Fuley's Cook Robin, by Dun Qulrote. to a against Sir C. Bniabory's Fitt Star, by Sorcerer, oil of Wowtky. • BETTING for glee OAKS. 3 tot against General Groavreues Chry•eia, be Asparagus. 6 to s AVM. Mr. Wilson's Spindle, by Shook 7 to I agninst GCS. 60.1144 . 4 Maid of Orisons, by Sorcerer. MATING at M ALTON for the Wl'. LLGEK. Eno betting betwitev Cervantes sod Wizard. • • SPORTINt INTEL Li NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING; toi„ TUFSDAT, MAT 2. Dlr. R. Wardle' fir. mare, sat. 416 heat Mr. Chataliers's br. g. Brampton, by Patriot, bought of IA Stamen, est. D. L longs h. ft. a tot apt Mr. Vl'ardlit's.br. mare. • Get. Groavenoes Fair Elien heat Mr . B Lomb, by Shattle, dam by prone, 7st. 711.. each. To u•yr old Course,' Sop. n to I (mu fair Fifty Pounds for e-yr olds, colts tot. 41b. fillies est. It W. Sir C. Bimbury's bl. c..Tlionderbott s Sir. D. Radeliffia b. c. by (robsuas Mr Kellerman.% b. c. Cockatoos. Ld Stawell's b. e. Edmund, by Gohanna • Naile's ch 1. by Yeoug 11 uodpeckor Mr. Ruben Mark's b. l Slinikin, by Whiskey Ld Kinnaird's ch. f. by Summer Mr. Yiutsittart's b. f. by W Wilkey Mr. Easdeu's b. f.' Miss Seedling Sir C. Turner's bl. c. Henry Andrew, by Stamford IA Grunesur's b. e. Puck dr Sur S. Sitwell's b. c. Spaniard, by Young Mom 5 to 1 go Thenderbolt. The Judge coold place but four. Sir C. Tenter% Mr. Gandy, beat IA Lowtlic.'s Ilylas, sat. 511 s. each, Ab. M. sougs. h. ft. Even Wong. Sir C. Torner's Bramble, eat. alb. beat Mr. Payuo's But. , Silk let. 71b, Ab. M. twigs 1.. ft. to t ego Bramble. Mr. J. Croft's Bacchanal, beat Lit Low titer's Bytes, sat. 716. earl. D. M. touts 6.l't. 7 to s on Beech:turd. hd Cfolll , 4Ser'S &lON BS. sib. brat Mr. Shakespeat's Da. rid, eat. 611 i. Amos* the plat, •20 , Ern. betting. Mr. Thernbill's Rdpitioe, beat Mr. F. Nettles Ranger, Sat. alb. each. Ab. M. soga. 5 to 4 apt Ralpiiina. The Ant Clan-Handicap Plate of 501. by Sobscriptioe. Auras the Hat. Mr. Wyorlhatia's h. h. Castors. 6 yrs pet alb I Gummi Gower's b. f. Andenda, 4 pit Sp sib." Mr. C. Brown's br. h ti yrs 7st. iulb Mr. Ladbrokes b. c. Tristram, a yrs 75t,.... . Mr. Bauta's b. e. by Ichiskey, out of Minims, a yrs bat. lib Sir F. Standish's, be. c. by Mr. Teazle, out of Parise', 4 yrs 60. alb fi DM C. Turuer's bl e. Merry Andrew, Stamford, 3 yrs Sat Li G. H. eareudish's e. by Coriander, out of a bit. Peter mare, sib Jr Sir Go dfrey Webuer's h. h. Sambaed, 5 yrs set. olts Mr. Kellerman's ch. c. Emulator, 4 yrs 7st. tab dr Mr. Shakespeare ch. h. Zodiac, aged, sot. 7st Jr Ld Lowtkor'sels. g. Yellow illansmer, 6ln ist. .. alt 8 is I on Ca...iris. •Tha Second Clate-wHaadicayi Plato of Sul. by Subscription. Amos* t h e Flat. Sir C. Banbury's b. IS. Apses, a yrs est. alb Mr Ehres's b. I Mias Sophia, 4 yrs 7st. alb • a ld Suwelfs eh. c. No Conjurer, a yrs 7st alb O. Mr.Ealte's bf. Mrs. DI nob, by I:mildfUrd, j yrs sst. *lb 4 D. of Graftriesb. mi. Miltonia, 5 yrs 7st. sib IA Jersey's b. b. LlNcton, aged, oat . 6 D. of Itatla,a.E's 10. ea. Snowdrift, 6 yrs est. 7 Mr. F. Neale's b. h. Rancor, 3 yea eat. olb Jr tal Groneour's b. f. Plover, 4 rill .. Mr. lions/Met h. bv Dwarf, s yrs sat dr LA Fulcra b. h. Wearer, 4 yea st.lth $ to * agar Apsow--a to I apt Mattoon. CHEST Elt RACES. ~..-.• MONDVF, NAV 1. A AIWA for 1 ongit each, h. ft. Tiro miles. • Sir W. W. Wyon's c. by Tityrits I Mr. G. Brooke's b. c. 31acearout, by Chr shire Chime Even Betting. A Match for longs b. ft. Two utiles, est. incl. Mr W.M. %Vries c. by Mr. l'emsle r.V.L.llruuke's b.c. Cliemecatter.by Cheshire Cheese 2 li to • agst Teazle. A Sweepstakes of tlp each, p. p. fur maiden horses find • wryer inn either watch, plate, or sweepstakes, two miles. ..Three-year olds to carry Get. I flb. ; funr.year olds est. i ere-year olds sot loth.; six-year olds 03; awl a i Ted bums get. tlb. Marr. altered Jib. Lord Derby's br c. J.reubus, by Sit Peter, 4.yr5... Me. Dyutee gr.'s. Liebield,:i-yirs ' ......., A Mr. Acred's b c. by INalast. 4 yrs 3 Mr. F. D. Astiry's b. c..Giiiirer, by Cocklighter, sri 4 Air. Tarlatan% br e. by eltatik, g yie .. s Mr. Tomes' b. I. Sir Goy, 3 yrs, I; *Gin. 4; rismener's b. f. Alexandria, by Alexandre/1 yrs dr Duke of Hatailtou'll be. c. Aakrig, by Shuttle, 3 int .... Slr.G. Brooke's br. Maccaroni, by Cheshire Cheese, 3 yr* Sir. E. Lloyd-soil Mr. J. Matlock, did nut name. A Maiden Plate, value 5u1....T1ac best of three tourmillit orde loads —.Tbree.year-olds to carry a feather, foor.prer ulds fist. bib. Ave.yearmids, sst.blh. six-yea-ulds est. sib. and aged horses set. telb...—hares awl Allies :Mimed 31b. —3htebea and sweepstakes eaceird.d...-.1 be second-lost bone to receive inf. Sir W. W. Wy Oleg b. f. perils*, • yrs.... Duke of Ilentdhia's ch. c. by Zerharialt, 4 Lord (;rosseour's b. I Aksaudria, by Aka der, 3 yrs 1 a 3 dr Mr. dnedall's rk. f. by Chansiter, 3 yrs._ 2 3 3 dr 31r.fliftoo's b. h. Tylcieser, 0 yrs 3 Jr 31ir. Luogwortis', ch. g. Cato, 3 yrs LIST OF THE MINORITY wag vo-gto rim N. sales werioir. Abereromby,HaJ. Hemet, F. Ponsouby,Rillon. Adam., C. Howard, 11. Gimrge Altlan p, Vier. Homey, Rte. Power, II Aatouie, W. I. Jobaes, T. Prittie, 11 , 10. r. A. Autry, Sir J. 11. linapp,(i. Pita, F. Barham, J. F. Lambe. Hen. W. Remaly, Sir S. Baring, T. Lewiston, R. J . Saville, A. Baring, A. Leach, Juba Sharpe, It. Bernard, Amore I.eyeester, H. Shipley, W. Bnialuiph, R. M. Lloyd, Sir I:. . Smith, S. Botsverie, Iluo. G. Lloyd, J. 31. Smith, G. Brogdea, J. Lyttletun, Ilon.W. i Stank y, Tani Carew, Rt. Hoe. P. SP' Donald, ins. I St. Arab) u,lieJells Cavendish, Wm. Maiming, W. I Symonds, T. P. Corks, J. Martin, ti. Talbot, It W. Colbsinte, N.W.R. 31aule, Hots. W. Taylor, l'. Cootie, 11. C. Maxwell, W. Taylor, M. A. Cooke, Bryan 51tIonn, I.ord - Tierney, Rt. Hon. t'reevey, Thomas Moore, Peter George Cathlwrt, J. Murky, Sir d /SW. Yemeni, G. V. Ferguson, General Musty*, SirT. Walpole, Him. G. Fitzpatrick, Right Newport, Itt.Lloo. Western, (.. C. Hon. R. Sir J. Wharton, J. Follistone, Vise. (Ellara, C. Whitbread, S G rat tea, It TH n.ll. 'wok ton, Lord Wynne, t'. W. Halsey, Joseph Parnell, 11. TFLI.VOS. Ilatiedlon, Lord A. Pelham, lion. C. Ord, Wm. Herbert, H. Petty, Cord 11. Caleraft, John Lire or Tilt 74111411111 TY OK Till TIIIKO READJS G OF THE 111LITIO COSIPLETIUX SILL. Mr. Eden i Mr. Siramons Mr. O'ilam I Sir Thomas Tartest Mr. (Vodka= I Mr. Gars Mr Elliot 11. Martin i Tellers. Mr. VI hitbread P. M oore Air A. l'iggult Mr. Horner, Mr. Abercrombie and Mr. Celeraft, wotld ' base divided, b u t were acn id esta l; I,bireat. .. 3 1 2 1 yrs.. 3 2 I 2 1 • , • NAVAL INTSLUCSNCS. PORTIIIotIYII, NAY if. Arrived the Magicienrst frigate, Captain Lucius Curtin, front Lisbon, but it is believed she is come without any news, handy ( had N long passage. Also the Mote, Captain Wing, &inn Vige. Captain M•Kinle.y,"to whom that place snrrendered, was there, with the Lively, Amazon, and Chair/pies fri. gates, tendering the Spaniards every assistance the men of war are competent to, as to arms, animal& pion, and in garrisoning the place with the marines • of theVtips. Arrived likewise the Dexterous, Lieut. Tomlinson, from a cruise. Sailed the Audacious, of 74 suns. Capt. Camp, bell, for the Baltic; and the iris frigate, Captain Tower, for Mashire. tn.vatouvit,4l/11r I. Caine in the Wonsan, from the EhistWaril Growler. with It fleet of victuallers, from olf Rode: fort; intro, from Minorca slid Gibraltar, with dispateltel..—Admiral Cullingnood lied sailed f,. Toulon with 13 sail of .he line. Sailed the EndyNtion, with a coovny for the Downs, among them the Georg:tan Packet frour Calcutte. rt.triaotra DOCK, MAY 1. Arrived the :lowans, of as K oos, 0, 1 0. Poi kei t from Lisbon, which place she left two days pint.,: ons to the Plover, mid brings no news; Decade, of ati guns. Captain Stuart, from Ireland ; the Rosa tender, from Lirerpool ; and the Fervent gun brig, Lieutenant Hare; King George hired totter, hlekeek ; Resolution hired cutter; and the En counter gun-brig, Lieut. Talbot. from Bao•befort ; she fell in with on the 23r1 alt. the Bellcisle, having French prisoner on, board from Martinique, bound to Qeiberon.-•-•Wind N. E. • • TAtAlOttY PI, •ratt. 30. Arrived His Majesty's bng Escort, 14 Kona. Lieut. Crosbie, frrint it cruise; American brig George, Captain Thomas Budge, front Bonr deans, with brandy and wine, for New Orleans ; Pelican, Captain Norris, from Loudon, to mud for rue. esterday arrived His Majesty's hired alined cotter Resolution, from off Itoclifort ; left it a week sine with a fleet of empty victuallers. An attempt knit been mule, since Lord Cochrane hail left the fleet, to destroy some more of the ships or the enemy, whirtt had succeeded in part, a frigate and a 74 being blind, and the Ocean, Of 120 gut's, left a wrcek on shore, full of Amer. Also arrived, yesterday, the Lubec gallint Towli ne Sophia Wonderley, Captain T.•F. de hoer, tlon, Bordeaux for Memel, with brandy, whit., dtc. de tained by the Minerva. The wind !sitting at last shifted to the westward, we are in hourly expectation of the arrival of the Princess Elizabeth Packet, fain' Lisbon. A brig of war is warping into the Bay, with a large sloop, under Danish colours, in tow. Inst., MAY S. Arrived the Teoteraire and Si. George, from Plymouth, and Royalist and Trompease, from a el-intr.—The former has brought in with her a time French logger, which she captured yesterday off Dieppe.—Wind woolly. foxFoRD—A ea sI. en. Oa Wednesday last, Ate Wowing Gletlessen were adroit led to &pets:— BA CH til.Ottil tx Dt via ire...am Gear ge Weepy, of All Sours College Rev. Conte, of Christ Church ; Rev. John Goldrebrongli. of Magdalen College. Materna or Alt Tli•—•!teV. &tweed The, Stanley Horns by, of All Souls' Culler; Mr. Nm. Ilautilten, of Magdalen Hall. BAcuer.ons Or ARTlllir. . 1 1.11 n Code,. UmiVrTill C4/114C p Mr. Henry Frahm, of Dieter C*Alege r Mt. Claw, Alford, of ?Athol College. The Rev. 1 hoe. lialcuarr, of Corpus Christi College, M A. lit elected Comm Bansptua's Lectuicr liefore the 10eisers4y for the next year. ' 'The Res% semarl Freeman Stallion ' of Lincoln College, is app oints-A domestic thaidain to the Right Huai the Lust of Morliin, K.P. • The Rev. Kyrie Ernie Money, A.D. is isetituteil, by the Right Rev. the Bishop of IlerttOrd, la the valuable living of Much Marcie, and the Chapel of Yatton, Herefordshire., oe the pea seutation of James Mosley; F.aq. of Boni. house. BIRTHS. In York-street, Dublin, the Lady of W. Ghiscorit, req. of a eon. On IVednesday se'nnight, at Tally Chattertou's, South Pa rade, Cork, the Lady of the Rev. It. Dickson, of Verinoat, is the county of Limerick, of a &aught, r. MAltlllAt; Oa Pridly last, at Gillingham Churihi by the Rey. Mr. Islip, Lieut. Dr Barber, of the Royal %Vargo's Train, to Mary Phillips, only daughter of tier late Ret."ltielsard of Tnisstal Douse, Kent. Late'), at Brighton, the Rev. Geor i le Mona, youngest son ofJoha Mundt, uf Bath, to the How ba'als Hawk ton, elikst daughter of bred Viscount Boyne. DEATI:S. On Tlinesday, the Right Hulk. Laity Lucy Eliza Smith Stanky, eldest daughter of the Earl of Derby, at his Lord ship's lonise. the Oak., Surrey. lo his eDt year, the Iter. Dr. Bulkeley, hrotLrr.in law to the Earl of Petertsui one), and Subtlesu and Pi ebeadary of 13'11401 Cathedral. • '1 he Lady of SO- Gabriel Powell, of lleathaekl, was Swansea. (hi Tuesday week, at Chelfentsllllll4 aged ye, hies Ley ceder, Esq. or Toll, Cheshire, brother of Hugh Lescester, Esq. Recorder of Chester. NIGH WATER, Villa DAY, AT I.tlN ttl LA:IL )Inca. Iti—nain. after.. 5 I F. 1•111. 41 "Pala. after.. 5 COAL MARKET-113Y 3. ley. Ilblps at Market. Skips sold. Price. 36.. Newcastle sy .„... 43..9.1. to 3.14 611. t.. Iseadeertaati 1:1,11:1 MC/lA:NUE. 31•3 3. CI:BRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. O heat hoe. 7r.8. 13s. Items Mts. 63.. o 4 Fine (lotto yes. 9.01. Tick /icons .... 47.1 334.4 , 1 Rye. 3.5.5;0. I Pats $O. :obis. we Biesky 448 so:ft. Wi. Puiiiiiah 413. 411.... 1 Malt 710. S.*. l'Olglot. ditto .. 4“. MI IVliite . Pree f I Rape Seed (bailers) i • • 99 ''' 91i Fine nowt—. our. eN. •:V.. . Grty Peas... etie. 391. Second', ; .le ewe. 1•N 11' 3 lwr egret. Iltietwegl 3 mr 4 tut. Conanle Wilt 4 per Crilt. - at* :-. prr Cent. Nney (mil Lutt: Atsmnitts % Impried ;I rr C.mt. ......: 6i If IhtroAnnmhca - ttii 1.1.ler Ben& Eurholuer ifithl Vuormole Fur T. 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