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1 1 I p CLONIIIEL,Sir?. f : In the lite visit to tins town of Writ Grace, the Doke and Duchess of Riehased„ the Duke was presented with the freedom of the Corperatioe. —Their (;races were accompanied - to the Council Chamber by Mr. sod Mrs. ling.sell, Col. Bagwell, M.P. for the Borough, mod the rest of Mr. Bag. family ; and met there by his Grace the Al-chinshop of Cashel, end Musa Brodrirk, the Lord Bishop of Waterford amid Ins Lady, the Coma test' and Earl of Clare, Lruly Calor, General Lee and his staff, and in short every gentleman of thsetion its the town and neighbourhood. The :Mayor had provided for his dignified visitatita u col lation exquisitely stouptuons awl elegant, to which all the resiwetahle gentry in and over towu were i n vited. After partaking of this, their Graces, &e. proceeded to view the ulterior arrangements of the court ' . hotels., and the beautiful old church, (to whisk we linpe, 'wrote it comes under, the eye of assailer t %Army, the steeple may acquire 'll character of more comeliness and congruity.) Their Grace, • 'then visited the different barracks, and about five o'clock left town, highly pleased with the appear. • e.• takes of its prosperity, and the manifestation of re . epee and reverence which every countenance die played toward them. They returned to dourer to Marlfield, from whence they proceed to-morrow to Lord Cahies. A deputation from the Carnation of Cork, con sisting of the two Sheriffs, Metter& Perrier and Jameson, and the Common Speaker, Mr. Besnard, waited on his Grace to invite lion to a city feast ; mod we understand his Grace was graciously pleased to fix • day for tout purpose accordingly. His Grace was pleased to confer the houour of knighthood ou Richard Josses, Esq. saneworeavor • The lion. Company's ("miser Discovery, having on hoard the' half of the crew ..f the Greykumnd frigate, our readers may recollect, was captured. ity two French frigates, Ilea Malacca. They were carried into Batavia ; but, we are happy to learn, by aceouots just received from the surgeon of the Discurery, that both officers and men bud been treated with greet humanity by the Dutch Guyer noropoThey emoted good health, and expected to be OM By a private vessel we have received a letter from Molar. dated the oath ult. Seventeen Danish ships in that port were advertised to be sold. There were above one hundred of the seine nation is the different port. of Spain, which wilt nn doubt ex perience the same fate. The cause if offence from the Dariso was, the detention of smith! Spanish re (intros in Zealand, et the time wfflis the Marquis de la ftemaßa and his followers made their edemas from the Bailie under British protection. Oat this, wawa the Spanish Government, after much in. decision, has determined on the condemnation of the ships. A gentleman, who waived yesterday. after a short voyage of three weeks, from Ihi l za, lute supplied us with some very recent inforinsitein on the state of that port, respecting which accounts so very its. accurate were received. There were about 150 ships in the harbour, laden with Baltic produce, which. it was presumed. from the advanced state of the season, would in a few weeks set sail. There was no diff.culty about American shipping. nor any dispos.ttion in the public turents to obstruct American interests, and therefore , a greet many vessels of other nations were consigned to the Consul of the United States, as the tnost affects-, tageous means of recominentling them to favour is' the oilers where their papers were'to be exemoined.. This gentlemati, off the coast of Shieden, east with so traitspot us, acconipanied by an'English teigatei which, it was supposed, were conveying the Russian seamen to their own country. who mere leronght from the Trip's. We hear from Bishop-Auckland, that the Earl •f DAIMON GTO a, Lord-Lienteiwint of the county of Durham, has, most handsomely and onsolicitedly, rompliincitteil the Rev. ROBERT SFS/M1.4 desk of Helinington-hall.late one of Ills Ma.asste's Jus tices of the Peace for the acid county, with a COM mission tea Deputy-Lieutenant for the Inoue coun ty ; whicb Still enable Mr. Seescaa to resume his atter.d.ince. and very active services, in the sub-di vision Militia meetings, within Darlington ward. A few days age, as BOWERS. ESti. son of the late 11A N.lll. 1301111afta, Eat!. of Glaa•4l•llSet in the county of Wotorford. was amusing himself in a best on the river Suir, betweets Passage stud Waterford. the vessel was utsfortuaately upset by a sodden gust of wind, when all on board perished, Secluding Mr. Bewails, and three others. _ - The friends of General Gaattate will rejoice to hear, that, though exposed to much danger at the siege of Flushing. where his &whims appears to have perforated the most active servimr, hr has Isitherto swooped unshod. A spent ball struck him on the breast, mod auother bed sufficient force ts tine hit hat round ; but lita ;serums was, fortunately, injured by neither. There were christened in the P.wish Church of Chirbury, in Shropshire, on the std ult. five ehil dren of one family, via. nue girl and four boys ; and, what is very remarkable. the boy. entertained • select company of neighboste ;n the course of that evening, with a eoraplete peel ins eight bells. The archers of Illiebeemed, Yorkshire, held their grated field-day there, on Thursday sennight, when J.BuItICHA ar.. Esq. was Capt. of the Target, and Mr. Tons, FaTs was the Lienteimnt, and alas Capt. of It 'maws. And, on the seine clay, the first grand tnatch of two, made between two chosen archers, the one of Richniniel, the other of Darlington, was decided at Darlington, at the distance of Qs yards, io favour of Mr. Errol,. the Richmond archer, by one number a-head only. 'I'RK ninny of the crape which have lawn got in, the ruddew appears to have com mitted much greater ravages on the , stem than ou she ear of the plant, and the injury Which the:lett** has , us tai ll e t i, o rp. ars to be to little a. to 111Criliffle ct• scarcely a:.:, mliance in the The shughturing seawin ' fro' export, has corn minced in I i elsnd, early asit'ia, arid the , deinamtai, for salted oeef fns the navy a l e very great..a . ..0.1 pro bably wilt cutitinuit...s till the eve of Clinstinaa ; • ffter which, th.r pork slaughtering season will come pa. which . 4 cis.q...;le I :sits till the middle of March, awl, at the *Mgt now, there are some large exports Of beefs i , SPORTIIIa IN7ELLICNNCR. NEWMARKET SECOND °crone& megrim°. ow. MONDAY, °MONIER i 6. Doe-third of a Subscription of sap. each, fee dre-yr. olds, muryiag dot. sib. ; sis.vr aids, Wt. ; sod aged, pot slb. B.C. The homes, ie to be Imre /ids the property of stylises. To hr mitered at the Kiug's Stables, Newmarket, ow the Seduroay before monies, between Memo sad one Sonatatspre —Lard Grosewoor. Lord Jersey. Sir J. Shelley, Sir C. Boolmery, Mr. Vaneittart, Lord G. 11. Cares dish, Mr. Willem, Duke of Draftee, Mr. Fervour ' Mr. God dard, Lord fieekeiler, Us. Lake, Lord Starell,llard Low. the,, Mr. Kellerman/I. General Gower, Sir C. Turner. D. olGraflort's Pope, by Waxy, apt LA Egremout's e. by Gehanua ' out of a sister to Pariltut, ut. 41b. ear* D. he, IMP. 4.11 Mr. Lake's b. c. by (Inhume, out assist/eta Chester, sat. tilb apt Mr. Vaasittsrt's hr. f. by Wbiehey, out of Regulator's dam, sat. tab. Ab. Mile, swage. b. R. 1.41 Lowilier's Tot, got apt Sir C. Banbury's Fair Star, 11101. 21b. First half°, Ah Mile, toup. h. ft Mr. Wy udham's Canopus, eat. tilb. apt Major Wilsou's est. Ah. Mile, loop. b. A. Ld Foley 's Osprey, sat. Slb. apt Mr. Craecu's Black Dia mond, la. t lb. Across the Flat, tongs. COI. Tbunston's cb. g. Tburneille, apt Sir C. Webster's ch. g.Zig-Eag, lost. 71b. each. D. I. soup. To be rude by Gamitlear;a. aof Ristlasid's h. c. Volvo-vie, amt. 611. apt Sir B. Graham's Saragossa, sit. 41b. Al.. Stilt, lfi,v, h. it. Ld Gronwoor's Eaton agst Mr. Shukespear's Zodiac, sst. 71b. earls. Two-yr olil Course, ioogs, LA Gruansow's Plover apt Mr. Shakespear's Sir David, list 51b. wadi. Ak, Stile, loop. Gen. Grammar's'. Trump, apt D. of Rutland's Salvador, • slb. each. Ab.lll.2ougs. h. ft. Tt rall4T. Fifty Pounds fur two yr old colts carrying sit. 41k. mid Whim, Mat. alb. Two•yr. old course lw @heals and 4 nterril the day before runuiug, better.' dries, and oue o'clock Entrance :1;:s. Sweepstakes ut' loop. each, h. ft. sat. sib. each. Two-yr. old Course. Mr. Wyndham's eh. c. by Sorcerer. Mr. Prynt's e. by Waxy, eat of Tarantula. 14 Jersey's brother to titan. Mr. W domes e. by Expectai ism, not of a Rockingham mare. Mr. Slsakespear's Haspiwrates, Rat, 91b. apt LAI Sante • Iterritier,lll4. gib. Two-yr old Courire,_ ocla Mr Payne. Oulu sh, tot, 711,. agst 14 G. H. Caresidiabli Hymn, sat 4111 i. Two-yr old (\oars, tongs. . ft. Sir C. It oubery's Fair Star, Nat. Nib. agst Ld Folly's Spa. shawl, sat. alb. Ab. M. Itings. b. ft. 11/11.1 Y. The film year sf a reversal of the October Oedemata Mats, 11. M. • Sehamiptioo of cogs. each (top. ft. if de clared by um-o'clock oe Tee elnyl. To be ren kw by bane, of all ages, two-yr el& eNcepied. Tu be named at the Caret-Wiese by eleren o'clock on thy Sunday eiptiforeed ing, and the weights to be fined by the Stewanis, ur whom they Mall appoint, by half nil hoar after twelve ea Taeselay. If there should be tea subscribers or seen, after the tea pima fmfeits are declared, the stakes are to be 'livid/11,mM ten 'dories to be torsimpel, and drawn after the miaow elr tt s tre's Stakes. The second class ,to he ton ftr am Ma . r tin the mum Meeting, R.M. If lifters anbeariftres_ area mire, after the tea-guinea Serf its re decian a de 11MS data Wtu beloraled„ aad the hearses in is are to inn issf,ber Priddy, Ditch Mile. Sabscriburs-elerd Jersey, Duke of Rutland, lir. 11 1 1Marm, Mr. tearer", Lord Kinitaird, Mr. Goalbern, Lord Fuky, Lord F. G. Oslierne, fluke of Grotto'', Sir C. Termer Mr. R'yoUltens Sir Norte,,, Mr. Nerni, Sir C. Ilasbery,Gme. Gower LoadGremermr„ Lord G ' rusreaor Mr. Keller...is, Mr. Gower, Lord Lowther, Lord Lowther, Mr. An drew, Gen. Gower Mr. T. C. Browne, Lord Stowell, Lord Stowell, Lora G. H. Cavendish, Mr. Watson, and Mr. rap'. The Town Plate of Sul fur Three-yr olds, 7st. 4 lb. fuar-yr olds, bst. sat. t sib. es-yr olds, gat itb. and aged, 9st. db. T. kl M. IL C. Tu be ,hewn and enured the day before miming, between eleven and our o'clock, Estrum, 3gs. The 14illibir to he sold foe 'Vire. if demai.ded, . _ No iulotatitat of Newittirket, or within tea, miles thei eof, shah spit or ruu any bone, ke fur this plate s who has out subscribed thereto before the day of cunning,. No person 'shall rule fur this plate who lout not salifteribed use guinea, at least, towards the same, and paid his arrears. Nu hoist, Le staisdiog with any . table -keeper, or in the stable of any tersith Whin the same, w no shalt nut hare subscribed itge. at least, and paid up all his wears, shall be qualified to start& of win this plate. To rue according to the King's .1 1 7 lite article-81,am] if any dispelr arise ' the saute to be deter tobitd by the rules of the Jura., Club. THU RIDAY. TAl*Lowther's Loiterer, ton. 7111. apt Mr. Kellermana's io mac alb. D I. toogs, b. ft. Major itilatnia Janipez apt Mr. Andrews's Thorn, int. It. each. Last three miles of 8. C. ithrp, h. ft. Sir (I. Webster% Zaide, 6sl. alb. opt Geo. Guwer'a Mirth, it. D. I. 7/001Cli b. ft. . . N. B. 'llte - liines stable.. Newmarket, are the „place of animate; such `woes u Lave hclirre run at Neo market, iced not Ix shams at the time siul plw a of entrance. bat all misers weat be skews as well as raft it d. TRALEE RACES (C041(111414,4). • • tecesn•M, at. liandlicap' etAgs. Isgs. added b the Steward . Mr. W. Viifige6lies Geuirrey 2 1 I Mr. J. Guis s Jug Mr G. r•rigsrald's —•••., Milo plAte as disputed, it having bona alleged dial the bursas siert taut regular,' entered. ranniT. 3oge. fur Imam ilersie, ae. Mr. IL.ibertTwios's b: 111. Mr. StAroit. dr • Mr. Fitzgersl.l's h CZTy • 3 MI. J. 4 4 moarriu 'ACM Tv eroomr, A Maiden Plate el 4•1. Mr. Nkbobsees Mr. Lairkbey b.s. t 2 Mr. Mattis t 3 3 Mr. 14414.0 a. 4 4 Mr I ousel b. 12.. .. ••••••••• 5 5 Mr. Hurts L............ Even bettint....the are spinet e►e iski—eren err. wesasa.&Y. Tb. Members' ?ids et 01. • Mr. Morttretea Patriot 1 Mr. Bade'', Mark Ant►sq t t Mr. Bowie Rial Mr. Ittirbolatee's b. et Mr. Storn's b. f. and Mr. Wilson'. b E dr/gr.—Eves bat. tin& Nicholas's we against Use hid..-4 pod tate. 9111:11911161r. , The Caratlessen'a Saborriptios Plate et sol. Mr. Mort•nter's Patriot t • Ir. Matra' Rial 3 Mc. Ikea ry's Craailingtoo 9 3 Mr. Sbcpirirrd'a b. or. Mr. Eatley's Mark Anthony, Mr. Toormes b, or. and Mr. WYlsos'a b 1. drew.—Evea betting, CreaLliagsve gonad the tient—Patriot won easy. •A 1 DAT. The Haulers' 5i..2411 Jelisason's Svitfire 41r. Sir Ft T. Pane. 'gelding, by 06,199 3 3 Mr. Milford's if Ise can 3al r Itp2*lAkai, Mr. ours tantrum, Mr. Slur raw'. b. mi. and OA Jane* b... drove—Env betting between Spithre eed gpat.—ene easy. • MEETIICG. THLII,I* , *FIT 7 . Sweepstakes a it's, cub, wall 2urs. sked 4 fvr t4irec-yrb • old cal, Mt. sib. Silks ast. Mb. Two milt*. Five • ip• w. Gaapet Cockfighter Ilie r benT. Yam.. s• M Janata 's M . Sip Bashful, by Stamford 2 Mr. Dancorsibies b. t. by Haatbleorniaa 2 and ato I flu Geoweueit. , Sweepstakes of tor each, with sop. added, fur Oa ages. Two sink heats. Four Subscribers. Mr. Pessaries b. t. Carlisle, a yn Old The )Isidro Plate of s°l. Twu sok heats. Mr. Philip's b. c. Sir Thomas Trask, 3 psi 014, 751.91 b. Mr. Hill's ti r. by Avila/m.O yrs oil, 7st. 911). Sir It T. Vasse's b. f. 4ln said, set. alb a & 5 sad 6 to a un Su Thomas Trash ; lifter the heat, 13 and a to I be woo. PONTEFRACT RACES. TUTODAT, IirrTILMBEIL IS. Sweepstakes .if 19x4 each, with Out. *dated, fur tbraeleur olds, tot. 61b. roar-year,olds,fist. Sve-yrar *Ws, sit. 91b. six -)ear slds sad oged, 9st. 114 ..Marrs allowed 31b. and the witiser of a plate, sweepitakes or sidescriptiou, this year, to carry alb. extra. Four ntilts.—.That marked •, so carry 31b. ratra. Mike of Leeds ch. c. Mambo!, a yn old • Lord Fitswilliant's b. in. Pashas, s yrs old • I Sir T. Gasooigne's b. c. Boustrap, ♦ yrs old Mr. E. L. Hodgsua's b. c. by Cucklighter,..l yrs 01d... 4 Six paid forfeit. 6to 4 Pashas spinet the field—s to 2 against Mowbray— MOO easy. Sweepstakes of 311 p;iness e& 10 zaineas ft for t\roe-y►. oldo, colt* rot. alb. 611iersitst.-4 be last mile and throe quarters. Duke of Hanoilton's c. Aikrigi 14 Milton's b. c. by Beningbrougla 2 Seven paid forfeit. and to t on Aakrigs.—Won vary easy. _ Fifty Pounds given by Gentlemen in the smetlibourlismul of Pontefract, fur bowies, ike. all ages.--Ileate, two miler and • half each. Doke of Leeds's e. Ressiuhy, 3 yrs old, Est. slb Mr. Acred*s be. b. Wassford, 5 yrs ukl, est. Mr. Histbaies cite. by Delpitii, 3 yrs olil Ost slh 5 3 Mr. Hesett's b. t Juliette, by ►ir Peter, 3 yn Oat 9Ib. Mr. Rhodes's b. e Amethyst, 3 yrs old,6iit slh 4 Ur. W,l.os's b. e. York, by Mombletuoiao, 4 yrs old, Sit Ilb Moo. Martin Heekt's eb. c. by Doe Quixote, 3 yrs old, Est. sl►. 7 sod Ito 1 re the Uhl ; after the best eves betting. Res sin,/ woo easy both heats. flies paid forfeit. Mr. E. L. Hodgson 's lily, by Haaslsladmiao, oat of E•- Italia. list. ree ft. (coin Lord Yuilingtoola. colt, by Ftainford, oat of Jetsam*, est. OW. loop. each, lo ft —Too miles. - - - Mr. Brackenhory's L. I CL mina, by Ch:tuce, paid R. to Mr G. Nevine's b. e. Venetian, by Coctreed..r, est. each. Mr. Braebenbary stakes loop. to sop. h. ft.—Two wiles and a quarter MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. M. R. Robert Joyce ' Lamb's Cutuluit-atrcet, tailor - t to James tlayseud, Glenceater, haberdasher - 3Hi James Hamplinry, Wardeer-atreet, Oxfunialreet, boot and shoe-maker - - - - 3 11 Robert Jainism', Williams Brown, and James-Main, Castle-cure, BuJge-row e lmeoluo, =animals 310 George Glaciations, Salisbury-street, Strand, wine merchant - - 3 33 George Saki r, City-Road, coaelrataker - - a 1.1 Cs Stuart, Paradise-street, Rotherhithr, apothe - eary - - - SI 11 RitimeilJewes, Alines-street, Elackfriar's-road ; and tithe East India Chatnben, leadtukall-street, London, meschant - - S 11 Healey Richard Canard, late of George-yard, Yu/ac hed/hags, etral-imeselsa at - e le William Wilson Hall, late of Rearietts-street, Meeh an-road, Middlesex, beekveller - 311 John Chock!, Beer-lane, Londe*, merchant - 9 10 Richard Valid JOIN'S, aselteahams, Gloacestenbire, litien-draper - - - - 9 le John Ells, Rathboite-pnee, Middlesex, butcher - 9 39 Joseph Meatus, Baker-street, Portume-square,eamin _ limier - _ - - • II le John taliphaut, Fleet-street, I.ondon, tailor - s 10 John Kelly, Shore. Mai, dealer and rhenium - 1 It Ws!hate Sault, South Mooltos-strret, calleuderer 1 it Charles Hess►an, late of Tower-street, Loodian, wine merchant - 1 11 Willies, Foxeß, Edmonton, coach-tester 11 George dea!sorue, Iluxton, 51:ddlesez,; sacking Imams facturer la Thome, Brown, late of Artillery-street, flpitalfields, bet now of Russell-street, Bermondsey-street, _ currier - I 11 Thomas Can, Oxford, grocer . I I I John igarshlll, Fleet-market, clothes-salessnan - 112 Hillisto George Hunter, Islington, Middksci, nailer liter - 1 IS David Ruhertsuri, Finsbury-square, wioe-merchant 9 14 Joseph King, King-street, Cnirant-gsnlen, silk-mener 1 10 Hairy Smith and Janin Holten, late of Charles street and Suffulk-street, Middleses Hospital, coach-makers - 1 10 James Lee, Lewes, SWIM, Raen-draper - - 111 11l V 1 DEN DS. William Valentine Scotney, Osturil•street, linen draper 10 George Fall and Jame. Hutchinson, late of Toolcy street, Soutlymm k, Surrey, limners Richard Hitter, Bartholomew-lane, London, loan ranee-broker 15 James Bradiui,Wewport, Isle of Wight, Hampshire. - carpenter - 10 John Luffman, now IV late of Alfirdlauildings,' Mum• fields, printer - 1• William Dann, Tinieweß Bentham, Bryan Bentham, and James !talkie, Chatham, and necroses, - - hankies - - 1• John Holland, Cberipslde, London, h.isw.rrlaYher . 11 William Ibuhy, late of Ile , :ton, Herefordshire, but cher . - - la Willi3iii Ilam and %Villiam And, Cow-cross:street, London, braes-founders 31 - Abraham Joseph Sayer-, Bury-street, London, mer chant - - . to Juba Fry, New Goolstrme.street, Wbitecbwpel, sa ger-echoer 10 IVillinsii Wriiiighani, Sitethiug-lane, London, money atehener - - 10 !leery tlyinuy, Catherine-court, 'rower-hill, merchant 11 Ett5.,,..1 Glaser, Lea-brialgc Middlesex , publican le Gybe I wie, Grange-road, iermondsey2Stin c ) „ dry s.,ltyr - - 10 Samuel Abrahams, Sandwich, Rent, linen-draper 11 James lkiitsins, William Andrews Phelps., and George Williams, Friday-street, Clseapsirk, London, . , • wareLoue men - - 11 Thompson Pater, late uf Shadwt II High-street, Mid dlesex, surgeon 11 *no Chard), Nt ir Bond-street, milliner - hi Nathaniel bun '‘7)iit.li, NLU castle. upos-Tyoe, Nowt. client - 19 Juba Harikari and Charles Mayo, /.00114.in, warelogeoe mei& - it Vivid Junia, Coennerce.row, Christchurch, Surrey, Ilsakt r - - i 1 Wolter Tarribtill, Oxford-oared, tupsic aal!t i - 10 William Honkiim, !Amman street, t;ouilinaiis.flelds, silk thrower - - 10 CERTIFICATES. John ',web, late Of Stratford, F.stex, miller. Thomas Pay, of Linte•street, London, merchant. Dent,of Shcl un Staffogilshira, motley act Weill/If . ft Swains, of Lee., Vo,babire s vein-ttnpler. JoilliTite, late of Lehighton, nnclirsitartabtre, farmer. • It *A...won. of Lyact, Kest. hoen-draper. P•oit , ,at.dm %V llama Motel, both of St. liartt'a-looe, 111 lA/4L INTPLLICENCE. -- PORTIMOVTII, rrt7. 13. Arrived the Lavinia' frigate, Lord William Stuart, frean The Sall*, Eldsworth, Master, arrived here this morning, train Tortola, from which place she *oiled on the td of August, with 90 sail of West India. men, under convoy of the Captain, from winch fleet she fouled in a violent gale of wioa. Came into harbour, the Russian ship Tuesday, Bo gams, and Dryad frigate. Capt. Galway. Passed by a fleet under convoy of the Byperiss frigate, from the Mediterranean. FALMOUTH, sem 11. Sailed last evening the Princess Amelia Packet. Moorson, with Mails for Madeira and Rio de Ja neiro ; the Eliza Packet. Sampson. with Mails for Malta. Gibraltar. and Sicily ; and this evening the Princess Elizabeth Packet, Fnrestdule, fo- Nevi yufk anal Halifax ; and the Lady Arabella Packet ' s Porten', with Mails for Darbadoes and Jamaica. Arrived this day the brig Albion, from Gibralt ar , with wine and barilla; the ship Errs:ens Coaster+, with ditto; and the sloop Britannia, Campbell, from Algesiras ; all under convoy of His Majody's ship llyperiou, 35 day's passage. The rentaindkr of the convoy which came up channel lest evaning. The Americas schooner, a ith tobacco, for T an . Mogen, iv detained and sent in hats by the Genera/ Ileslop letter of marque., FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTE. INSOLVENT. 'risoners in the KING'S BENCH PRISON, in the Count, of Sorrel,. 'FIRST YOTICY. &hound Townsend, late of Maiden-lane. Coyest-garden, Liberty of Westminster, county of Middles's, wise, spirit, and gder merchant. 1, hostas Si Worms, late of Upper Johmstreat, is the plarsli of St. PRIICI/IS, in the county of Mitidltsex, st-itw. not being charged iu custody, on the ist day of Fe. broary, hum), with soy debt or debts, seta or sutrasofineaty, exceeding in the whole the sum of emelt. do berrhy giva this public Notice, that I Oaten.: to take the hasefit of as Act pasted in the 19th car of Ilea present Majesty's reign, intituled," Art fur the relief of certain Insolvent Debt. ore, in Englatitl.* And I do hereby give notice, that a tree and perfect schedule, couttaiag a discovety of ail my real and personal estate, hereafter to be sworn to, is now ready to be datives-0i to any Creditor applying for the mune to the Keeper or Gaoler., or his Deputy, of the said prisms. PRICE OF "MCP: YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Consols . r.per('ent. Navy India Klock lftd 1,31ta Bowls F.xcliettner Bills prem. English Lottery Ticket 5........... 111. 17s. Cuusola fur..• T. EISH, Stock -hrok, , 4„ Cornhill, nisi 9. Chariest-cross. EltitHS. Sandia, last, at WeMoguls, Shropshire, His Lady of Thames Eytoa, jou. rap. of a son and The wife of Wiliam Hagerty, labourer, of Hay, in Bre eonshire' to her stet year, lately, of a daughter, bring her fifteenth child. Oa Toceilty list, in alailmrs-Boildings, Bath, the Lady of Without Astrtia, Esq. of a daughter. Os the iJ imitust, the Lady of Major Dauber's, of the 14th regtirest, of a sun. Is Great Pulteney.strect, Bath, the Lady of Colooet Tamen, of a daughter. On the 11th instant, at his house is Upper Park.streat„ Bath, the Lady of Major Edward Batchellur, of a daughter. In Fitsgibbew-street, Dublin, the Lady of Liedessolit-Co. Towel Coanell. of a moo. MARRIAGES. Os Satonday last, at Islington Church, ?hones' Tomtr t oe Warm, to Miss Amelia Wilkinson, daughter of Charles Wilkinson, Esq. of Highbury. On Wednesday, at It. George's, Hanoversquarw. Mr. Jolts Erbocails, of Louse, Kent, to Miss Grimaldi, only daughter of Mr. Grimaldi, of Alhastarle•ttreet. On the 6tli lutist, at Broomtown, near Fort-George. Major Thomas Fortyc, ulh Royal Veteran Battalion, to Mos Jine Athole Gordon Campbell, fifth daughter of the late Jobs Campbell, Esq. of Melford, Lientenaut-Governor of Feet-George. Jooepla Shaw, Esq. of feeds, Major of the Staincross Lo cal Militia, to Min: Tinklcr, of Chester-Ile-strmt. On Sunday IYt, Jooeph Meade, of Dune-street, Dublia. Esq to Miss Mary Bolger, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Bolger, of St. A natin'a. in the county of Wexford. Ear. the 3oth Mt. Captaip Slack, of Wititcrork, to Mist Slack, of Belview, county Leitrim. On the ;Nth ult 'Pit/Langton, EIII of Eikaaster., Quern's county, to Alias Harm, daughter of Eimer Harts, Log. of Darrow. DEATHS. On the nth instant, at Combintinhead P31'410414 Deems, ' of a typhus fever, Carolimr.emphia, eldest daughter of am Her. Bourchier Witham Wrey, Macerely lamented by alg who helm her. Of mildest insulters, and pore In 1 • 40 4._ gentle, meek, end affectiosately attached to her finenly addfriends, friend), in the Lamb of whose *witty she passed, in bow truce, the shortened tars of her prubmion ; it was Isor siM is know her duty. aid, to perforce it, her chief delight. Beat*. fad, elegant ' and aUmccinuplisbeil, of the early age of is, it pleased the Illtsighty, fur mamma to us iiiserutable, almost soddenly, to take her hence. She bore, with utmost pisti -1 ease, bar painful liens; rad, professing her Ins fifth in Christ, she submitted, without a murmur or a sigh, to her appointed lot; and left as instructive example of the admin. tope of saaffected piety, wad an habitual preparation for death. • Oa the ed instant, at Deal, of the wound which he received before Flushing, aged 37. Liestamam-Colooel Peter Hays, Pent, of the 35th regiment of foot. Wednesday se'aniglit, in Carlisle sirs. Elisabeth Gra ham, of • dropsy, fur a hick she bad been tapped twenty two times. _ __..... Wedar.day or'noight, tit Scarborough, sled 61, William Paul, Esti Banister at Law ' and woo of the Seam Betaken uf the Honourable Society ur At Bristol, Mrs. Gattie, wife of Mr. Gatti*. of the Bath Theatre. A few days ago, suddenly, at Limerick, Captain Ward, ♦djutant of the tVaterford Ri 'intent of Militia. (tu the ath inst. Mr. Joseph Atwell, proprietor of the Hi bernian Coffee-house, Dause.siniet, Dublin. Saturday morning last, in Sucksille•slreet, Dublin, Mrs. Leadrum, wife of James Lenthro, of Jamestown, it► the county of Fermanagh, Esq. A few days since, at Nasicamte, in the county of L&me• rick, Sylvester O'Sullivan, Esq. of Killaracy ;Mae Fluorin Duff. "sun of t►e black warrior Finnan.") This nvelaticholy emat hal•pcaed in consequence au fall from his horse, afkr an illness of twelve or fourtero days By his tlceith one of the most ICTIOWII44 of the real ancient Irish Wallies Um be come extinct. At MiddleLvargh, oa the 24 September, Captain George Sutherland, of the 71st regiment. llis services, an well upon the present occasion, as in the former expeditious to Holism' sod in Lgypt, where ti was scarcely wounded, prmveg hint to be it Incritotious officer. He has Ica a widow fear WU dreo. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TMS DAT' Ltd 4/ . .—'riott , and pobilphed at tl.c °Sire. No. 15, Back of St. Claimant's eLorrit, Shawl, in .1 n II ITE., of same place.—Ordcrit, for *lds Paper, aunt-ao tIM Oaaa, (pesi.gaid), be al wad* 4 N. P°