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wErr, Roogs, _ITAIV9VER-SQUARE. The eleventh Ancient Concert of thin season, un der the dtrvetion of the Earl of Wit:row, was held on ‘Vednesitly tripcbt. at the above rooms, and at tracted upwards of five hundred of the 60m:raters ; amnngst whom were— The Duchess or Brunswick ; Earls Fuentes, Wilton, 'Uxbridge, Dartmouth, Derby, Effingham, and Gosford ; Viscomet and Viscountess Hinipden; the Bishops of Carlisle and Bath and Wells; Ladies Amherst, Alvanley, Arden. Templeton'', Framers Ley Ibbrtson,.and Onle ; Sirs George lOsborne, iobn Orde, and David Dunghill. t o y, s ; . (3 t. "•• THE FM'It.IN-H4VD CLUB. The second meeting of this Society took place, Te , ierday, at one o'clock: in Mortimer...street, en -veirdish-sqiiare. The aindows lave filled will' beauty and fashion, and a great concourse of car riages with compa.ty were collected is the square. Ili. Excellency the Persian A glibttilSlMlOr was also present at the departure of the following Gentlemen for Font-11114 viz. Mfr. Buxton, who took She lewd ; Lord Hawke ; Camila At ; Capt. Spicer WWII Sir Charles ligoop4hle, who .trove Your rimer. _ At ttattittc it 2 o'clock. his trailers got en tangled in Oa traces, but were soon extricated. They went twice round Cavendish-square., and Hollisoitteet, up Oxford -street, down Park lane, and through Hyde Per-gate. Sir Godfrey Webster d;.l not come up to Mortimer-street until nearly a quarter of an hour liftri the conitsanv was guile. Never was known so thin a wetting, owing to the beau rain. The Princess AIIIRLI t, we err t:oncerned . to say, canonised slorniingly ill, yesterdity. The Earl and Countess of PEatsnoun arrived, on 'Wednesday evening, at the it house in Arlington street, front their stet in Wiltshire. The whole of the fashionable world we-e on Wed nesday evening divided amongst the Countess of CAMDEN'S grand rout. in A I lington-street ; the Countess of IVIESTMoet. 44 grand rout, in Grosvenor-awl:ire ; Mrs. Tnourton's rout, in Grosvenor-square ; and Linty WARSURTJP'S grand hall and slipper, (:rosvenor-place. t ',done] inel Mrs. IlEttistiime gave a greed din ner, UR Wednesday, to the Duke slid Duchess of NuRTIIIMBEREA NU, the Duke and I:uchess of ATIROT., the Earl and Countess of LIMERICK. the Ladies PERCY. Lord JAMES .1,11 visual( ' and several other Nobility. t.Lts's Rooms.—Mrs. BILLING cox. Mr. NAEDI. chi Mr. BRAMANI's Second Concert. under the petronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of W ILES, the I hikes of Sussex end CAMBIUM:C. and her Royal flightless the Duchess of Viten, was held, List 'sight. at the shove Rooms, mud attracted a numerous and elegant company. Mr. Rocneony. whom Sir Jona NIWPQRT Al leaded in a% one of the Irish Commi.ioner. weer t%istg pity without work. **one of the family (atomic-1, be ton either brother-in-law or nephew to the night KN... JOHN Friarte. The Ildrchimiess of SALIRBURY gave a grand taut, I.st night, at her linos-, in Allungton-stseet, whit+ .an attended by 4 siAttelid rouroloy, iu eleduric Prunes sad Princess Cssteleieuls ; Duelnsees of Devon. shire. Nsorttrousluorl and, De enstroos, Resoofool t, stool Parses; Marchionesses o' atafford, Onanslat e, Bncloon4loase, ss I Welltslry; Countesses Sootlas, ('auhooo, lefey, itsreystare, l'oupee, (kasvionee, Slostiothuoy, l'owk, Lacer. lowl, fiuwaleer Fakoo.a, Pu, as, ao.I flralue. water; sad Indies Percy, 'Reallocate, Smith, Greueolle, ke „ Countess G•iisvp.N4.lll . ll first grand root Is in tended For 13.11 t week. The elegant suite of aped wi-sits ate getting in readiness. E nqs Ci&USVE NOR, Jaime, mad flume won', will levee town, t.?-I.l..rrovt. fur Newsom' krt.. Countess Cii3Lllo/111:101.1111, 011 Friday lest, had • grand concert. at her house. in Pnvai.lilty, which wit• attended by upwards of Pt,o of the f as hi ona bl e world . Mn.s 811.1.1NGT./10 and Mrs. DI RCM ex ulted their wool powers in their usual style of taste and eeeelli.nee. The Countess of BotEINOHAtIIIItaX has issue/1 esr•la for a grand pnlilic brenklisl, next week. at her elrgx.it house; in Grosvenor-Wore. Esrn Artritsit.s Eispooa, lady Dlaekistoa, llir C. and Lady Watson, Gen Stuart, e4ll Slsoke, Col Rimers, !Wept Wilontbrud, Mil* Lindsay, Kee. Mr. add Miss Maw, Capt. and Mrs. Med...and, Capt. sad Mrs. firmly, Capt. Smug, Capt Birch, Capt Campbell, Capt. Iltelanrey, Mr. stud Mrs Nair, Mr and Mr.. (leather, Mr and Mr, Mat thrown, Mr and Mrs. Dotard. Mrs mod Miss Blundell, Mr. ILes, Mr Howell, Mr. Edwards, Mr Cooper, Mr. 1)al is, Mr Johastoor, Mr. Knoblock, Mr. he, Mo. N am ., M r . trans. v, Mr. O'Neill, Mr. ataalev, Nr Raves- Mr. Mention-oh, Mr. Rooters, Mr. Com, Mr (Salem, Grarott, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. To.uhos, Mrs W. E. Swill,, Mr. Mod, Mrs. Tattersall, Mrs. reties, Mrs White, Mrs. Rhuad, Iles. Clark Mrs. Pkollips, P 4,, Anew. Mra Route, Mrs !tidbit, Moss Beaky, Mir Junco, Miss Roebuck, Miss Gill, Miss Fotamaunee, Le. he. The Lest or the Lathes' Concerts for the aPille4lll, tr I. be held on the 28th next, at Deronstenr-house. Mr. UrStattltt.llllD is the author of the new Co• tn..l) forthcoming at Covent-C.4,11,n 11'1..try. Tit- Liverpool Theatre has opened with Mr. Stir stesses Om. of Pivtgro; Hullo by Mr. IRAs, 4.4 Moir. by Mrs. Gimes a. 31r. RICHER 111 likpiettyllig big wotitle rfsil per. ieememetti on the tight-rupe, at the Ilea T iltatrf IN 1111. Tile lovers of grand Mottle may expect a rn-h twat. to-truirron 'mina, et the Hanstier.fqnsre tf..‘onis; awl ae tbr meeting takes place when the V4.ol;.malites err mie,g•tge.l, will Prnbal•lY hr ""- Th er na•ty un.l brilliantl y •ttendrcl. The nitrite t io n s • c of un entomon Prier. Meer. liti.witrro .I , nta the moe-icsl world Nee to lose after this sea • will perform FIATOIN hest vneal romansilinti. . o sr 1 1116leu'• of the (lvton will liffte Vins.ar in has iw- t rlr ; and the ;sd 1. sof Ve3i o playing. 4131 44411.44 the poems of S t o.ntens, in it wonder le:. -.IOE. tilt Soln, of Sr cAsri 4 a BAt. . never twfnee b ttttt i rtit Pireard in this criantry. The (V.'s . .. he the 1:1-11., tr. be east among the wee 'sees:ern :bilge's, awl t h e novelty of the taw tall Anripheans. performe.l for she first time is public, will. doubtless, excite ttiecataosity . of every apasital PRIPATE CORRESPONDENCE. •` LISBON, MAY 5. " I apprised you. in my letter of the •sd. that a great battle was daily expected between our army and the French; arid we yesterday received intel ligence, by an officer who arrived here from the army, to embark with dispatches far. England, that both Lord Wellington and General !lilt, who had advanced ceusiderebly beyond the frontier, have suddenly fallen Leta, and taken up advan tageous positions. These movements are in conse quence of the rapid approach of a strong French reinforcement, con ,, isting of brvvral thousands. who are reported to lie within thin c iliys march of the frontiers. IVe are here, however, iii perfect appa rent security, our force being rtitsul to any the ene my can bring to act against it. The Portuguese troops are well disciplined, and appear to act with our troops with the greatest cordiality. " I need scarcely tell you, that we have received very unpleasant intelligence from Cadiz; but we hope matters are not so bad there es represented : if they are, we nil). almost cuoclude the affairs of Spain are verging to at. irretrievable crisis. " My next will, no doubt, convey to you the news of a battle es obstinately contested as any dur ing the course of this eventful war ; bat should the Portuguese troops behave, its there is even• reason to expect they will, it will not be inglorious to the allied Islay. One circumstance augurs favour ably fur the Portugitese—there have been none of those instances of treachery and disunion here, h have contributed, more than the arms of the fluent., to ruin the cause of the ill-fated and in fatuated Spaniard s. " Our cruisers on this station have taken v.-trend nrizes—two of limn are just stundnig ui4 ap pear to be large French brigs. " I send this by a merchant vesacl, which is now getling under weigh frir England, and will touch at You shall hear rrnm me ogniii by the find conveyance, should any thing occur worthy or being communicated." TO Till EDITOR OP THE LOUTISH PRFIS. flot.:-The fel:owing guestioos, taken from soon. letters which have lately appeared iu a provincial paper, on the sub ject of Roman Catholic Emanripatiota, are humbly submit• led to the comiderat ion of the Honourable House" of Lords mad Cosurnons of Great Briton., to as a key fur settling that iniontasit Weimar' : I. Can Moisten act a more unconstitutional part, tie oiler a greater insult to the religion of their Sovereign, who, at his crinowatiuu, swears to covens by the laws and "haute" agreed an is Parliament, and is, um other maiwier, than continently to gore. u several mill.. as of people, without law, or in direct opposition to law ? 11. Are down* Roman Catholics, employed by Minister, in the troy and wavy, and receiving pay from Hie Majesty, employed, and do they receive pay in cosifoemity to the isth of Chides' 11. commonly called the Test Act, sod the grit of George I. or hi cootrodiction to those acts ? 111. Are the coonaimiews ghee to Roman Catholic embed terns, sod pirates, to fight the batiks of their conatty, to be subject in, sad to inform. in their respective ranks, discipline, legal, ur illegal? If the !alter, are mili tary chastisements, ilirragh inflicted is perfect cuotka tally to the mutiny set, use Roman Catholk soldiers owl odors. or by Roman Catholic Officers, aro Protestants, mho of justice, us the routrary ? IV. the .2.111 i of Charles 11. and that of George I. remain iiiimpealed, eau Lord Lieutenants of the rowdies, and Ili. Illoptatv's !ostlers of Peace ballot, or allow Holman (*ailsolics to lit isallotted list° the Militia, mid other mihtirry corps, and are they •ntitlin, by law, in tab. Itlllll2ll lies refuse senriug, to easel of them, and kvy the usual foie , of fur mit rievong V. If there is an extraordinary anomaly is our laws at pm sent, or a esestaat opposition between the laws awl conduct of the executive bramehes of Government in all or any of the forementiosed points, is it not a duty inceinhent or the Leeislature, that is, King, Luella, and Cowiri mi s, whose authority is paramount, and superior, to that of the Exerts- Me Government, instantly to n move that aiiiinioly„ and make the laws coafioniable to the exigencies of the State, if the exigeneirs of tle• Slate are nut in confonniti to the laws ! VI. Besides the inilivprowitile obligation, inliesent in all Legislatures, arising out of their primitive contract with the people, to make fir them, at all min s, such laws, as beet sad their w a lf ore und happiness ; u it wit a partite's,' ditty, lecendwat upon the lards and Commons of this realm, who elapse upon their SOVefellp4ai hia corunatioe, as Chit f La ecutive Alagistrats of the Kingdom, • solemn oath to govern Only accordion to Ike laws awl statutes a:recd cm its Parlia ment, sewer to enact, at keep in existence, say laws, by which they keen it to be it panaible fur His Majesty to go vern ' Dues not the respect due to Majesty particularly re quire this of theft VII. lf, therefore nws,iioro Roman Catholics are ne cessary for the deface of the country, and the law sod covieritios with forbid the employing these spoe,non Ro wse Catholics, is it nut an iadispensalsle duty far the Legis lature terrace' sine or other of these laws' Aiid, le the cow current, of the two, which °sight to he entirely rentutzd from . the vole of our jmispredeocr ! A Test Act, which all Nieto- Tinos t..tify to be the fruit of the must violent sail tenoned astnsoslte, that ever disgraced the annals of English History; • T.st Are. without • luck the Protestant Religion sehaissed in no full winner, for upwards of Ito year, i We the Canine • Itek. *bill', hoot the torwlatioo •.4 one Mirearchy, has ale ay. been ixacteil Ist the lioverei;o• of this Hoehn sty their devoted Womble scream, CA N1,11)1:11. • .. TO TIM apirure 4)P TIM Rattail PRESS. R tie pickpockets have the inorteety to shstaia teens atteisdling the Onsinwn //wit ala s C.t h ? „ u reeMINII givers of the rio t use preltii, pestered Is, it. ea. k'iset serest, white I reside, ta a Livaarile lisnimee with eta in % they nosetiolik Wont sous, awl eesierally vamoose two or three hours, *eking pen kris, with es rack publicity se if they Were regularly licenser' to commit depredations. I Imps the Thief Taker. (if nay are employed in the City) sill rear this hies, wad nut stiffer gangs of srell-kiwisra rubbers to lirv, ens trilmstioise us the politic *NY uneatiity. aaterslay. A CITIZEN. •.• The principal reason of I'leet•stiret being so amuoyed by ibesefs.se.sts,s, u, 'list tie totbstr sake of Ilie Bar is la aisialser jarisdirtion. Yesterday worming. about I I o'clock, a fire brake our at Mr. SIMPSON . % ut uphotoerer, in St. 1 0 , ti l' s church-yard : It hornt %try rapidly fur some Prue, owiti K tea want of water. and destroyed the whole of the upper part of the I ttttt down to the tiro fl...ar; hut by the activity of the lirensen, it was prevented from doing soy fu , thee damage. On Sunday in:wiling. about three o'clock. • per mit) w.ss discovered (lead. lying h}• the mad about four miles north of Doncaster. by the gourd of the (rdissgoo mail. The Eclipse coach coining up at the time, the body w.is conveyed by it to I)iiiicari ter. The deceased mvprsresl t• have been robbed and murdered. as t ere .a. I:0 property shout his person. and much lanoll sus alum his ear•, nose. mut other twits of he. lir id. It ‘eeini, by some piper* firand to . peo-kci-Inink, th a t the f1e,.. 4 . e d., name was To re's:, and that be came from Stub ' ball, Dear H'aktfirlri. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COrET OF COMMON PLEAS, W garst Nil LIi,MAT rti Silting! at 'Vizi Prins, befiore I.urd Chief Jesif 11141t4bFIELD. DAVIS V. LADY GRAWARD. This was an action to swayer the amontit of two Bill* of Exchauge, the out fur 121. Ws. the other for 1.1. The Plaintiff is a hatter ix Bond-street, and famished the Defendant with several article•. in his line of hostiles, for which, after a lapse of six years. she Kars her Bills of Exchange, which were after wards dislionoarrd. nu heing presented for payment. The acceptances of her Ladyship were proved, and the Jury gave a verdict for the Plaintiff, to the full amount of his demand. FALSE IMPRISONMENT. GRANGER V. MAVGHILIN. This was anaCtiont;recoTerdain;g es for an as sault and false imprisonment. Mr. Serjeaut BEST. Counsel for the Plaintiff, stated the circumstances of the case. It appeared that the Plaintiff, who was foreman to Mr. Sher atik, sugar rrtiuer , in the New Hoed, Shadwell, having been out on businesS, returned to the pro mises of his employer, about 1 t o'clock at night, at the gate of which he found 11 considerable crowd of people aissumbled ; and, us inquiring the c .Usee ascertained, that it wits a di,pute baser° some Ger mans, who were workmen in his masters 111eM111}11.• tory, and a party of Irishmen, who were amongst the throng. leering some serious consequences. he persuaded the Germans to retire within the ware house. cud then eudeevoured to persuade the crowd to disperse; Ins exertions were in vein, and they continued to make a violent disturbance. He then observed the Defendant amongst the crowd. who timid. he was a constable. The Plaintiff desired him, if he was whet lie represented, to do his duty, by dispersing the mob. Thr Defendant replied, he would convince the Plaintiff that lie was a eau stable and, without further he,itatioo, seized the P'• ff by the collar, and dragged bun to the 11 etch-house, where he was detained the whole of the night ; but, on being brought before the Magi strate, George Storey, Esq. 0111 the ensiling morn ing, be was liberated. The Learned Serjeatit ob served, that no damages could be too great for the Jury to give ; it was one of the most atrocious of the kind that had ewer come to his knowledge. The statements of the Letrued Serjvant wehe fully proved h: evkleisce. The course of the trial Was interrupted by Mr. Serjeant Cocgrt.t., Counsel for the Defen dant, who said, lie had a plea in bur to make, which would entitle his Client to a verdict. lie then read the Act of the 46th of the King, fur regulating the appointment* ■nd duties of constables, in which a clause was inic-rted, setting forth, that 30 days' notice should be given of any intention to commence as action against a constable, for al leged misconduct in the execution of his duty to the churchwardens of the parish to which the said constable was attached. This !rotation not having tweet colupliert with, nn the part of the P 1 If, he was, under the direction of his Lord ship, non-suited. COURT OE KING'S BUNCH, RAy 17. TORTURE. THE RING e. GENERAL. PICTOH. Mr. STEPHEN rrelliDed his arrome:str, this day, from yesterday. The Court delivered no opinion, but signified their intention Of hearing Mr. Novi 's, as Counsel uo the other side, H► the courte of the present Term. COURT OF SESSIO.V. EDINBURGH. A cause of considerable importance, with regard to the observance of the Sahhath, and the authority of Magistrate., was deter ;;; ii ed by the Coign of Session. in the month of December last. A difference having arisen among the subscribers to the cof f ee -room, or public news-rootu,in the toms of-Arbroath, concerning the shutting of the room during divine service, on Sabbat:i, the Magistrates, and a number of the subscribers, found it necessary to apply to the Lords of Council and Session, by hill of suspension, praying for an interdict against " all persons whomsoever, front keeping the coffee room open, or ineetin4 therein, on Sabbath, dur. lug the tune of public worship in the church or churches of the burgh and parish of Arbroath." The application was made to Lord lIIIIMAND, Or dinary, who, on the I tth June last, granted inter dict, to tbe effect, that the cofireernent 61101 be re.- L!gibirly shut Peery Sunday, during divine service. The hill of suspension come to he stliised by Lord upon answers and replies, when his Lordship Iwssed thr bill, anti continued the inter. diet, so far as gratord nn the •pplication of the Ntisgistrutes. The I tr-e came afterwards to be die. ceased bef , re Lora !Icon a to, when his Lordship pronounced the jodgmeut :— " The Lord Ordinary, haring heard the Comma (or the parties, hods, that Magistrates of Borsht, sr 'stardusts, of the ;midst- police, OR entitled, and called upon, so ustia're into, and cheek, abates, r appears to o w . to b.. a „,„1,,,i„„„ theseof find., that soy Indus Ulna! member of a society Is entitled to ohja•vt to any regoslaileon ur practice shin, he cos- Soler* as inconsisteat •ith law and ronil order; Ands, that the krepine a /0 , 01111 open daring throne beerier., whether for read ing wraspapers, se •11, I•• profess ! 11 , 111 of the Lord's day ; suspends th P eTriers, auriaieuer, grasts the interdict as erased, and decent's" This sentence was acquiesced in by the Re. spondtuts. Rear-Admind °TWAY hm..upersederl Vice-Ad. mind STA% itopron the command of 111811 1 14.rastv't ship. nu the mil Thaluta S %INT GI:URGE:CAL E•q.dird ouTuescl4y evening, ut hu house in Alin:pm-at reel. At u Meeting of the iuholeitauts of Fier% ick.upow. Tweed, on the Sill inst. convened in the aliseace of the Mai Of. by the Coroner, J 1405 Liit•ndiss, Esq. • Petition for Puriiiiintrutur% ltsfurin, and for • re. viral of the decisions of the Untie of Commons, re apettiog Sir F. !kalif:TT Mr. GA IA: JO LS, was agreed to. A Resolution was al., r : Nori t ql fot luso wenctieg the fternexentativv, fur I. sup port, to the utmost of their pow, r and uhatittr e, the emotion about to be mad. for-Reform. Au Address was also voted to Sir F. Bu,spvtr. N.WAL INrsl.LlGli VcE. OVTII-D, NA T Lebt evening, w PLYIII rived the Blake ocgll. , of 7 4 g „ ; , ;. 17: dit g i l , h the e lirt ir e il f?a t , ° :1 1 4 . , f l r a. [ l .7 i tt e pt i) . ;74, ;frolliu17:10ii": ' . erunie off cuiast of Frollre. The MrtAw.sa has wade- bignal fur a boat to tal e h er ou t sj-liartipuol, hum whence it is expected she ,‘ ill procee.l to sea S 'ilerl a Cartel fur Frillier. Free o'clock, p. m.—The Niemen, with Gener a l Speiietr, anti a. vend ofiivers im board, for Liston', is now tinder weigh, with all the canvas she CAB *et her.—Witut S.W. variable. MEETINGS oueiteurri)Rs AT GUILDHALL, eto.nowaio or. 31 n Henry Fleming, Hatiway•street, Oxford.atreet. kw. eller Rubcrt Wows, late of Larobeth-road, Surrey, 3 I* turrclaant - Burt, Tooleralrct t, Southwark, utl-rtivr. rlsant Jilllll7 Frltow, Wert Thtyrork, Earex, baker Joseph lonian, lute of keat•ii ail, Surrey, broker J 4111411 Maclean, late of Old Loudon, vi t .. t Hobert Welt, Oxfiwil.rtreet, SI ittdleri-N, draper • Juba linker, Sea-Coal lase, muduu. c.o 14 veuter Walter Foy, Berrie-sore, t on.los , linm.draiwr • 7, Gnwee licedosik LinkElist.theap, I.usiduu, writer • 3 3 :0 11 John Frcderich Veichtner, AN;el-t oust, Throgim.r. tow torrid, merchant Thos. Steretema, Smon's.licida, Bermondsey, !Matey, wiruhs ta pier Ralph Jackson, Mill street, If snort r equate, that:a and alasmaeller John Orson, Higisstreet, Southwark. Surrey, thecae unmet V .4 Joseph Tynila!e, Circus street, Nlstry-la.beriste, row. mission broker - - (hr 'an Drury Kauffman, late of New Loudon. stmt, SIMI bald I Id J Jima Haiti, ut Dartmouth street, Westminster, vie mailer -i Id Jame* I/Arens...it, Ha iilge-tVartiTassrm,E;racteherela. sierra, desk,* - 4 it Dennis Maliony, Tottenham cowl-rued, sietrialkr 411 Ned Liou-sttect, l'eutourille, Middle sex, merchaut t It John l'ortilan, South-street, Witst.squate, Lambeth,sietnaller • 11_' IVilliam Ger, Hampstead-rond, Middlesex, stone -I.llSatila I Charles Adams, Jute of Pancras-lane, London, and of Crovssastreet, Finsbury, Middlesex, merchant - 111 William, !hunch's, Ware Ileyilirdslitre,ekamituarosger I Edmund Cooper. MerstiOn, Middlesex, carpenter I it Richard Sinaprom, Linea Belt-alley. Losers, mer chant • IVdksau Waraidearil, Fors-street. London, carpenter i John glittery, Great Mary lit-inume•street, poem I It Willisw 11::Losstr,pl, Cevate %treat, Oxford. street, las4rF. . . . • 11A DI VittliN DS. - ._ Lebbrus Ranson, formerly of Cariase e ogee himse, Vlisrong.etron, taveriekcervr - - la John Thermo's, 1-iiirreime Posstsey-luny. London, merchaom - - _ - It Richard Horieys.V.possm, Silleteti. Isrerit-butcher • i ' John , Carter. ClaptsitmrSioVey, IMMO. 1 r 1 Jaws Dusk, Late of Covent-winks. cinnamon - 1.4 ' J. Frost, iluswelbytri et, 3/i4dleseri, twass-tuuniicr io John AtlrOp, Wincluster, Hammibrre, silk.werrer it humph Rsiky, Loot Acne, Midoleme, lacemson• . facto ler - t Joseph It ohefts, Curdes.row, St. Georges geld.. •titr - rey, baker . :0 Win. Folio, Cherry•garden.streirt i , Bermoudny, ton her- si errlisist - to John W ilkie, II ovranl-street, Strand, aays•seitot - t Julio Walter, juN. ono or lair Ut Shad-lhasits, SM. ill, ancloir-yanith - 12 Thome% Lorcurk, Sittiughourn, Kent, a oolles•draper It John Barite, late of *be Strand, tailor I I Krlward Knight, Horsley-down-lam., Surrey, lighirr. Paso . - t. James ('slyer, Drools -street, Ratchirr, viciaalki - 12 Wm. Hellen, Bons-tasitt, telsespsiiie, Loudon, ware. huuseniao I - Wm. Bryan, late of White Ltomeorart, Birchin•laur, London, merchant - - I - CERTIFICATES. David Hood, Or Su n• street, Bishopagate. London, ruloormas. Jame' Ve . or . , Little Cheapside, Finsbur)-maare, Middles. s, butcbris, Richard Rigby, of Manchester, Lancaster, viewer, Jeremiah Clmitio the reaugrr, of JA-eds, fork, *outstay*. John Merry scathe'', of Einlyoir, York, cut tus-spimier. Henry Coward. *anon lase of Lisother-laire, Holborn, M 4. dhows, warriors onnum William Powell, of Brecon, liquor-merchant. Emerson %Viscid, of Toitingtos Loner Lad, Lancaster, rut . ton-oiaitufacturer. William Forge, of Witham, York, threshiocoachine air. Join. Ivory, of Mark.laue, Loudnu. broker. John Brow re Bell, of Cathesme.sticet, Straed, boolselier. John Decamp, of c, I. Straw', MAllesex, book• seller. . • . . James Brymer, of King street. Soh., Middlesex, tailor. Francis Rubinson, of Bards-slay, Warwick, boot and shoe maker. Tlt;issme Lansdale, of Lem? Brook. street, Middlesex, litsewelresper. _ Vester+ or—Pot a owe or WA Lai'. BIRTH Dalt ....iito.d•l at die Public I Arr.. Tuesday, hilly is, at his 6,w s r Gloucester plan, tits Ludy of Cups Hopkins, of a mu. On the ud Milled, in Ailingtou , daughter. On the sth instant, at her I ..... se, iii sarkeilk-Macy. LA.'y Klizabetb Fielding, of a daughter, eh,,, sorraresl 1 , 61 • few b6sies On finterday morning, the Marebseasem of Wieellesfr" of a sun. t-atre , t, Lady MANN of • MARRIAGE . At Tools, on his retorts frees Esavice, Mr. WeWs's ilea 1 Richardson, 114.0 hnnt, of Malta, to Miss Ann I'.l-co, - cowl delight. rof F. F. Fidget., Faq Hos Swedish %Ivied s Consul :it Marseilles, sod grand•rtatuthter of Sir EJorarr Nen enhasn, of Black Rock, nrar Duli:isa At Belerdere.plare, Dubli.., un the dd fist Airs .ark , Campbell', ran. of Arhaseroish, Captain 10 tia..SCa• l.se)•• to 1110 , Henlietta Florence (leline Bete, th.rd tlauihte. liter, Goalie Bril. Esq. tVednesday, the Lady :llnyortaa, only tlartglitio of the Rt. Moo. thc laud Mayor, to Thula:is Kenardy, of Clouloti. , street. Frit c.eensony was performed at )1t kepis o's, tt s 4 brook, by the Net. 3listiles Wood, Lis Lordship's Chaplain List week, George Giops, tsq M P for the h o rouen Ripon, to Jane, youngest daughter of Joloi Rusdkp L. 4 of 1ii.,., in Kcal. In Dublin, I.y the Lord Bishop of raw,. iftilSe de UM, ttslint of the Hut!. Itutoxit Eitspi.e, to Mon !hostel's Easter, third daughter of the ate Lo BAD* of Clottlet and niece to the Right lieu. alit Chauceilin of the Exche quer of Ittlaitti. HIE 4TH. At Colvton,lo. Devon, ll..nry 1 1 iimun, Li. late Cum • lannienr in die Moe. Leal liolta Coetpary's .41T1011. 11110 bYAT LONDON BRIDGC, THIS DAY 1 esT.a.eitgor... Aftersor .9 •• • ••611 . : -. LONDON by C. 111111%. boo. I, Clew nee and pablished NI the 13er,46v1.1. ('kn."' Chock &rued, by .1. 4.1 MUM voe Le. 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