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FROM THE FRENCH P4PERS. • • [FURTHER EXTRACTS.] JAN. The ice which obstructs the Belt a n d the Sound deprives us of all intelligence which.we might re ceive from Denmark and Sweden. Since the re port the the King of Sweden had proclaimed the termination of the armistice in Norway, whirls is very improbable under the present circumstances, nothing has been heard of this Monarch ; we ltion sue where he is, nor how he stands affected to wards Denmark and Russia. The Papers had an nounced that lie was about to make a voyad,e to St. Petersburgli, but direct information has not con firmed this. kis not at a moment when the King of Awerieti hits na other relatioas towards the Em peror, than what arise f • a suspension of arina, which may terminate at any time, that lie will un dertake- a voyage, which confidence alone, and the closest intimacy. would authorise. It is most pro bable, that this Prince will await the return of spring, and profit by the season to proloug Isis us go,:ia sinus. 'Phis Power aslant now receive aid, or even ditounsel from England ; and it may happeu that this insulation, delivering him from tlw iiiflueuce of that Cabinet, ma.y occasion his drawing near to Russia, from whom he has every thing to fear, and Denmark; whose proximity must trouble his tams amerce. ninitars must elapse hi lore the Baltic aail Sound will be open to the enterprises of the English. They must direct their Circe not curds points, where their power is memo:eel; and they will probably muse this as a pretext fur .the abandonment of their ally. LUBECK, Fen. 4. • The Deputies of Finland are still at St. Peters burgh, and the constitution of their country is not yet terminated. S one difficulties have arisen, which hate been left to the decision of Ills impe rial Majesty. The lulialtitants basin.. complained of the can tonment of the Russian troops in tile pointer, as we ll as o f th e i r opp re s s ive inimber, arrangements have been rude to remedy The most pe:it-ot tranquillity reigns on the fron tiers of North Finland, :tad nothing is feared from the Swedes; even should they tenaunnee the termi nation of the armistice. Two-I . :Mils of the Russian troops, which reinirin al preseta itt the provinces of aborg, have eir.kos to repair to the interior of The rem tia the Swetliib army are eiencisti travel in the eiiiiroits of TOrtlea. 0.1,1 ::•11.totiiii.— These troops are in a very bat I iidsitioa, meld are in want of articles of the first 10 cervity. In this sea son, it is impossible to el eau cout.irime . rior of Saetten. It is maul, that the comattnaca tion It is been interrupted between Lapoaia and Nortlaitei, since December. svrcassuacti, JAN. 15. On the arrival of the King acid Queeit of Prussia at the Cifstle of Strelme. where tlwy passed tile night. they were met bv the Grand Duke ConstauT tine, and the (hand !Marshal Count Tolstoy, to complimeat them in the name of His lajesty.— They were scarcely seated at table, when they were stirpriseif most agreeably by his uticsparleil at rival. The Nloratii It spent the eve g with his iilustnone visitors, and did not return till late to St. l'etereburgh. 'flit: solemn entry into the ca pital took place nest mitt',. The liiii 4 evas remarkable gay. He wore an uni form hued with Pahleg, which the Emperor had Inin. The Qiteen had a white satin pelisse lin e d with sables. Tills Grand I)stlse Co:Malthus-. eteliorsebaek, with his sword in his 11:111,1, owls tot the left side of the Queen's carriage, and immedi ately behind this carnage marched a squadron ef chevaliers gardes ; t..en followed three carriages lee hangiug to the Court, drawn by eight horses, and afterwanis the new eartmee, built here for the Queen, and drawn by eig ht black horses. Fen ty thousand persons paraded in the stteets. The two Etnirressus came to inert their Nlajest to the gate of the last anti-chamber of the earth , ; and these august Per-onages, preceded by at Chamberlains anti Gentlern,n in waitiitg, repaired to the apartments of the Do..agoe Empress, to whom the King of Prussia gave his hand. The Queen was liv.l by the rinperor mid Empress.. 111 a 1:/00 elegant apartment, hung with a ruse-colour ed silk, the Queen found 11 superb golden f.illetle. LA in a batket adorned with flesteers, six Tusk:di shawls, &c. ORMAN, JAN. The following ore the MIMI'S of Walls of the Officers who col ttttt anded Prits,ian fortresses during the lind war, and who have been arrested by order of the King; in order to be lortmAlit before a Coun cil of Ivor :—(;entrul liombeig, Commander of Stettin ; Getirral t:Laninalider of Ranidis ; General lienrekendorC, Comaionder of Spandau; Colonel Domino', Peineimil liaigitit 4 r of Co..trio; Major Ranch, oho, it is said, eao•eal the siord of the Great Frederick to fall into the hoods of the French. It is reported, that the Cwhinseder of Cu'.trin, M. Vol lisersleben, cbcalictl as he w..s about to lot urre•ted. The late 31inister, Baron Von llordeobeii:, is still here. P %Riff, JAN. 30. There has just appeared iu The Iteyal l';ozette of Amsterdam, the law concerning the hiooll 4 et for the year twit , . When this law was approved of by the Legislative Body, on the 20th of Ilecenther, Jim President on the OCCUIPIOU addressed the King in the hollowing words:— " stets—it:is now several years that our resolutions re's. tire to the Ilud;p1 have borne the impression of ;aid, occa sioned by the ineressing waste the kingdom. We expe- SiMsee this sentiment still, and your Majesty, we know, AWN it We coastal bare wished, that the soul necessary for the ripens, s of the follusinK year hard been less, but • eunelbrrence of mint ilitSetilt eiscunistauces has opposed this. It is with so murk the more irrntituale t h at we see the amount of the expenses diminished ten millions, a easing which we owe to the 'steroid owes of Ills Majesty for has subjarts. " Nevertheless, Sire, we recognise the theirelty of one sitashao, and the impossibility of st.pplling thew wants by Jhr "minor reweave ' • and we feel, that this situation caw ant be by u seless Isinentation The interest of the kingdom amaninds na to concur with y o ur Majesty is the hest bradenesiare meassres, lay silopticg those which, is bin whams and prudence, be has propusi.d for the general weave. We hope that your constant desire to effert, is future, a diminution Of expense, by all tioAtilde *swinge, will hare all happy result, and that yon will attain* the cud vou propos, ' of for ' g :it kmgth a pormatieut Budget, built upon cer tain calvidatnins, in order that, with the assistance of the Almighty, and under the wise Government of your Majesty. we may rem h the year 1825. Under this point of view your Majesty will he still the saviour and Jeetiefactor of a happy and grateful people." The following is it Copy of the Letter of the Se . eretury of the Treasury, laid before the House of It epredeittatires, on Monday, by the Speaker : .< Treasury Department, Dec. 23, 1809. " SIR-1 hare the honour to transmit herewith the esti mates of the appropriations prop.awd fus the service of the year I soh); 'also a stateinettt oh the r, %lima and expendi tures at the Treaaury of the United Stan*, fur one emir pre ceding the ist day of October, nBns. " The appropriations, as detailed iu the estimates, are as foliar/rib, viz.:— Del/r. Fur the Civil List 631,597 Fur Miscellaneous Expenses - Y 26,644 19 For Intercourse with Foreign Nations . 1119,059 u For dm Military Establishment, including the India% Department - 2,;63,132 IS For the Establishustait, including the Marine Corps 1,013,013 11 T"tal 4,503,477 IS . . " 'I he 6sailit nut of which appropriations may he made for the ',mnims hcf.:re inentinacd, are, first, the sum of six limnlll t ..... Of l / 4 the proceeds of duties MI tin poop :ind tonnage, aborts will seri lie itt the year tail 9, which Sal" law annually merivcd for the sappurt 11f Gut 4 111-1111111. 1111111. ........ The swifts of the nacelle aid income of the which any riecroe to the ciiJ oribe year 18'09, utlu R.ltigyiolg the of ji.via fur uhii I, iipprupriativaii have been herr! finre tnedc 1 hare flee leuilanr to be, Very respectfully, Sir, y • aholielit Set Vita}, " A U..1;1:1' GALLATts. tt The lion the Speaker of the noose of Reps vsesitatisi ALIJA ti J. David flak, a y 1,11.11131/010 20 veers of age, von of 31r. Hale, shoemaker, of Ilidfor I, while t eall i iig over the gate of his flither's p,:;11C1:-”1, on the evening of the Ist Of September I ,t, observed a cat coming down the gmtlen-walk t0w4r1.114 Al the animal resolved to pass tinder the gate, the youug man placed his foot iii the way to prevent her, %%Inch she instailtly seized, and oa potting down his hand to I xtricate liiins..lf, ..lie bit him very severely by the thumh. 'fire father of the g titan hearing u liaise, run alit of the house with a stick; he pointed it towaids the cat several tames, imd she us often seized it iu the most fermi- Otis manner. Mr. title then &glared the animal was mud, and imm, diatety destroyed her. The young man went, without delay, to • Witnitiniter, aid was, according to the oniiiipos of adviser* there, propetly dipped to the silt -tiat. : l., id the hope of alerting the dreadful cooseyteoccs that might otherwise arise from the bite of tile Ullilll3l. lle r.turstest home again, and for tome than a month enjoyed, his usual health. On Tuesday, the I Ith nl' 6:•toller, the young man was taken ill with tho head-ache. On I%'edne,,lay eOll - and got at arse; and ii, the evenirig he had semptions of., sore throat. On Thuisdai tile sore itoai cf his throat increased ; he could mit sNZIIIOW ' his was very bail ; and if any liquid Were oth rued him, he was much iizitatttl .end etottitiscil. Oti Fridty lie could lint ma c , ; L i ) . li q uid to co m e near I • ; but he ate a sithill hit of toasted bread. lie was rror•illilq• of Li, situation, and dcsie ed tact torte 110 t to endanger themselves by attendmg Luis Ile fo; .11 at tlte. mouth very marls, and at ti t les was greatly convulsed. Op Saturday l & malady iuereased ; and on Sunday he wits'coiltiiii.ll iii his• bra, raving mad. Tao people were colts ta oily • i•ilivieyto it, tt ipity_ t the Ginter from hint, which is said from his mouth and nose iu 4arge eluadtllit s. On Monday rite 71Iff the mats httiste y 4 luau wits released f the most dreadful a all littaimi iiMirtitois, he expired 11;A/tit seccu 1;1:141:k iii the greatest allots-. ATTEMPT AT MUICI)r u. Committed to ‘Vartrick gaol, on Wednesalay, by W. VILLEIN. Esq. Rebecca ifolqer. for feloniously shootitig Mr. SAaVII. ISTIO - 11. of Ward End ILA, with a horse pistol loaded with sing..—lt tyrl,ears, that this unfortunate woman had harboured the desperate design in her mind for seven years past, slat about a year ago she purcha.svil a pistol with which she perpetrated the crime. She had been ssuctal times seen uliont Mr. 11.'s premises, anal on Sunday morning., shu was seen 1)1•Innd the door in mai of the nut-houses, but was statist:lA to de part ; she had 'remained in the bents and build lugs till Monday night, waiting the hints, keeper's going to bed ; she then, through a window, saw Mr. B. sitting Ire the lire asleep ; she then opened the door, witch was - only no the latch, and after sour. time wailk;ag about the town, .he discharged tile pistol at his head, two slogs struck him—one did but little esceittioti ; tho oilier has sitter been ex tracted from his skull, which lots been tre panned by Mr. VICKERS ; and, owing to his great skill and attention,hopesureentertaineal of recovery. The young 50111511 was brought to prison by the watchman, thsgoiseil in man's clothes, ; is loaded I'pistol -was found its her hand, and deliscred to M r . Ay , t , µ l ite snow discovered the allppWed Uats an,, a reunde.—Seven years ago the young woman was a servant in the Bi lull und the only cause she assigns for the rash act Was. that she had form ed an attachment to Mr. Bitten at that time, std was its conseepirtme discharged frinit her place. A most extraordinary instance of a gnu-shut wom o l occurred in the litoiset lleginieutsl Hos pital, Plymouth, in a wounded man of the obit Regt. who had received a leill iu the body, at the battle of Corunnii, on the pith Jim. This patient was Etetetleil by Mr. surgeon of the Dorset Regiment (with other patients of the army Nona Spain, arrived there) with his assistants, in the most tender and Initnatie manlier. This mon lived 18 days after the battle, :rut then* expired. Curiosity, and - a wish to observe- the progress of the ball, induced Mr. FUCIE to open the body, and he found that the ball hail entered the right ventricle, and lodged in the right auricle of the heart. It is now preserved in spirits us a great curiosity iti dm anatomical world. The Liddle, Fv.swica, from the Brazils, for Li ' Amon ; crew tared. lust at St. Nlictitel's. •1 • LAW 1111TELLII.,:fac.E. COURT OF KlMl'kt BENCH, Blanca s. GRIFFVHIfE LINCIDAIII. In this case, it appeared that the Plaintiff had employed Defendant to receive and sell, un his ac count, a great quantity of Cliampaigiic wine.—The wine had been received in the year 1802, from Rouen, by the a.lendant, and suffered to remain by him in his cellars, unpacked, for nearly four years, in consequence - of which a loss was sow tanned of 437 bottles, by bursting, breaking, and other accidents, for which loss Plaintiff now sought coinpensatioa, contending that it originated in the want of attention of Defendaut ; which being made oat in evidence. the. Jury gave their verdict for Plaintiff—Damages .ClBO. RUDELY V. RANDS. This was an action to ll:miter the sun, of 1001. 2s. for a loss sustained .by Manna, in consequence of the neglect of tV Defendant or his Agents. The Defendant is the owner of a courting ves sel, the Gensbitr, and was engaged to bring from Southampton to London L pinielieon of brandy, containing 120 gallons; when the puncheon ar rived, it was discovered that upwards of 90 gallons of the brandy had escaped, which was said to have leaked out, owing to the unskilful manner in which the puncheon had beet' stowed; and consequently that the Defendant was bound to make good the' loss. He however tiVill4l that the loss WAS so oc casioned, and attributed it to the rongli,wcatlier which. they met coining round the Nottli land, which shifted the position of the puncheon, and occasioned it to leak. The Jury were of a different opinion, and gave their verdict for Plniutitf, 1001.25. 'lke trials by Common Juries were finished this il.iy, and to-worrow the Special Jury causes com mence. COURT OF ut/MitION PLEAS, Malice s. • DARRAND O. LEVI. This was an action brought to recover a penalty (ruin she Defendant for having used the name of the Plaintiff spoil a elireuunieter, contrary to the statute, which bad not been made by him. Mr. Serjeaut IlysT, on the part of the Defend ant, admitted Ilie fact, lint steed, that he bail used the name without knowing it to . be illegal ; he then sub-1 that his client was willing that a riddle'. should betaken agaiiist him for thirty guineas, u. which the ace tided. Mr. Syr:paid Siterfican, for the Plailitiff, ac know lcdgeit his assent, but wished it to be %tailor stivd that Mr. Barrund did not receive this SUM, conceiving it to be a sufficient compensation for the injury he had or might sustains by the Defend aiii's comlnet; for when a elgonoineter was found defectiie, the first imptiry was, who made it? cud then Plaintes name appearing, it might, and in all probability would, isiyure his reputation. He hail +leen put to the expense of thirty guineas in track; the person who ho.l thus used hie name, end he h,d accepted that s-tis ninety to cover his exill'll,4's, Mkt to put an ei ,o the snit. The Jars occoodingly returned a verdict for ' 311. 10*. NA L N VCP. • ronivoorrtt, wtnrn 4. Sailed the Brilliant fri;Ate, aid, the v-inesily for the Brazils, which bas hest' so linig; drtaiurml by runtrar) winds ; and the Part .11rahnn s, f Pr!tr:r . . with I fill:ll6er alight trans t raits, lair Cork, fitted foritooles„ Ws.iit out or hoillinur, the rietor ions, of 74 gy:stm, 11. ti, o new 51.11 4 141mA:1,d at Luck lershonl. A flu. 1 . 04 cumin./ ' iei yesterd a y, th e Drumark. 71, anclun,ll at St.lll.lesi's ; the IJr'lna, wiluch at 1!:.• s,nuti Wile. carat I.) the we.t %%301. • I,rnl,ln••I 4illlVll lu Sr. llcicrr,, the Mari, of 7.1 gu is, Lao. Kauai.-11 slid VAl.llool'll, `2S. Artireol tlie I inlet Inger, front n co ; awl the A ile cutter, f l'or 'smooth, to give Maroc:- lions In the vessels 1)1in; torte, hound tu the Ale ' diterraneaos.—Wind S. E. et.vstouTit, st.tra it I. Came in the French brig Six Brother,,,—, from ilsmolcuirx, for the Isles of Franey, laden with wi,r. brandy, &c. prize to Ills 31.ojestl's ship PLYMOUTH-PUCE, 111Alitil I. The Naiad, 38, w lsich arrived yesterdiiy, brings intelligence that u French »quadroon of right sail of the lint, and two frigates, were peen un Friday morning, sit (ay-light, shouting into Basque-roads. The Naiad war °Meted, by pignut, to proceed in quest of Cie Channel fleet. and eUrrimunicute to Lord Gambier the situation of this srpoudroin and that of the enemy's course, &e. and directly bore up with a press of Nail. DEAL, MARCH 2. Sailed, this morniaz, lit eight a.m. Ills 3bijesiv's • ships Illustrious, Defence, Wake, Edgar, and Sa turn, with the whole of the oltwursl-I,ound, rustler convoy, for Portsmouth.—Wind N.E. fine breeze. s- DoVER, MARCIA Yesterday the Oa') Factor. of Nets York, for London, lately recaptured, sad scut in here ; likewi..e the Edward, of Dover, Could, light, for Sunderland. . _ _ Came in the Friends, of Dover, B:rndg,•, with stout•. ' flame or four line-of-battle shies have pas..•d here this day for the westward. A !dram is stationed off here to look after the privateers ;, Came m thy Asp custom-hou►e lugger, of Dover, Andrews, with the loss of her mizett-mast, having been run foul of by a verse! at sea ; likewise the Poll cotter, of Dower, Atkins, a swill tender, which had been ordered to look into but it does not appear the Dutch fleet hare In n le any movement. 11.;nn-ressels, sehooner-rigge , * are frequently stealing along shore to rendervemo ; there are a great number of tlu of at Flashing.— The crew report they saw six of them seemiugly liming! there from Ostend, so they were so their passage back.—Fresh wind at F.. The Good Statesman. —, for Malta, hasatruch on an anchor, at Plymouth, :mil tilled with water. The Man, Ci.c rsoN, from Ilrigt u l, fur Jill maim, put back to Cork ou thr lad ult. ." - I THE AMER ETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Mmicir 3. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Attest fi de. ewe. cm,. Hoses (ass . .555.615. Flue dal°. 9446904. Tick 8e5i55 ' (au:4)504.5 . 5.. Nd nss. Oat. 34a. MM. 44 • belay .. •.. 42s 4ss . r ms,:s 4511 445. t4l. Malt ....... ........744. ti Is. Pet.a.,e ditto 4ss. tort 'w• White Prcs e 140. nape Seed 641. eel (i m a m ) I, • l'itte Flom , site. vis Grey Peas.. sos. 554. SecondsaM , bss bAIITHFIELD MA ItigT„ - • -IEI in &WIT 3. To sisk thr oast, per stouts of ' s% Deer. ...... .4s. sti to ss. 6d Head of Cottle, this day : Mutton.... b. std to :is. 4tt. . Veal 514. Md. to 73. tad. WWII 3,Siott P0rk....... Is. (111. 4411. CalSss 1 /..) Lamb us. od to used. Mrs U t _ .. - --: exiiftifiue. - - Coro-luspectuer Return.-Tnultans Y, M ARC II 9. l't brut . tiEr 1004 *3l -11. to 1191...-4. Barley, per quarter 444. -Ilk to 454. -d. Oats MIS. -d. tu Mir. -d. Douce, uew • AM. i-d. to 6(.6. -.1. Old • 11‘31. -4. to 1144. -,1. Pore ' 544. -Li to 034. - 0 4 • --• - - ---- I . iiiclnt iiiit€7 --- - RAGS. 11 1 00AFTe. Kent, 31. 10*. tO I. -14. .11015, 41,04. to 51 131 SIONS, 21. Os to 31. 10e. 00480/2, et 4*. tr 4; -s Etwx, nl. lot. to 11. • Ins. •Patoleour,, lil. -4. to nl.--• PRICES or tur AND STRAW, Yr.srEabAt. - 4T.JA Iles's. • oItItITIVNAti.I.. Hay, %I. or. to 61. is*. ad. tier ' 51. 54. to 61.tur. Stow, ul. re. tu rl. is. ed. New, • -I. -4. to ot. o r . Corer, 01. lug. to 71.144. Straw, 11. 104. I. 41. M. Ni4IGATLI AND LEADENHALL MAIIKEiti. -- . (Dy the Casiass.) Beef 45. al. to 54. mil Veal 44. ecl. to 7s. ml Mutton 44. ed. to 55 od. Petit 54. id. to 76 od ___ 4 1 1 1 4 • • I . I • • re I ' • t 1 . 1 1 : 1 1 1 I " The roorictieis of this defy, Sire, ha. led es to &p- The Lithlk, FEx wick, (ruin t „, rime, ~t y, „" D imly' a t h e Coati av o. venire'', is' lost on the islatel of A "" as less MIRO* bee Pantie he lopreseatai to os. The Two FIitiMISOILWIN, is k 4 i • a TA St. Jattirs'a Market.. in 64 Town Tallow nos 64 —% o Clare Ilarhut ....... ns nd l Yellow Russia —a od —a l tdhitechapel Market 6s 44 %%life ditty.. ~us od 04/1 per st. or alb. Soap ditto.... ous od uus o Itj4 ad Melting Staff am nd Average...... (is sd Litt, sough .... sus 6ts Grew. Good Drugs . IM u Yellow Fu-',y to I 164-...Mollkai,le4s--Cont, i 30s u l'rice of Candles, per &ten, 15s cal—Moulds, lii od (. 1 1AL-31A It 17Ef, H•acu, J. Alumni Market. • S‘Jil. Price. on., ?leo made , ..... in,... ass. 64. • 375. 6.1. IC.. Susdestand ... sae od. a is. la PRICE OF STOf. iih YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck °4l4 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Consuls 6 754 a per Cent • slip, per y Long A tato 1)010i140i ... India Bonds' to II prem. Exchequer Bills y IJ prod. EI glob I..uttery Tickets ail. igs. Cousola fur . . T. DISH, Sten kbrukor, 4, eftrilkili, sod g, Chdring.nrass. . Mkt Ei On the 13th Feb. at .4,, the Huloorable Mrs. Rollo s , of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 13th Feb. John Slew-r:, req. or ninny, to Hiss ineet I lostotourt DonJas, )111111. 4 :: ft: 4414:111'e of tlec latedstres F. 4. the East &tidier Lest welt, the Nev. W. IV. 113146.1; New Coiiege, Os. ford, to Miss Murray, eldest daughter of the tate M.. Mao. say, 4)11:Icel. stssiet,-London. Likti aster 'eurasour, I:sq. of Rochdale, to Miss Fraa • .. LL6 AV:tato:if, ,reesid ii..aghter of Waller Vat moue, Esq. of Heath. On Saturday se'rsiyht, is f' 1:. 1 , •• tin Hight Rio. the Lord litslrop of f'o,l. and Russ, iit I'-.e Cathedral of that essv, Capt. William S.rk, Ard-de•Catup lo Lieuteamot-(mere.( Floyd, end cot of A inirrose Serie Esq. one of the Comma. .coin for couiluelin; ilia Majesty's trar a post service, to 31611 Hulsey kturgell, %Images' daught,r or •the late. Cso,his Esq. of Mount Murgc!l, in the county of 1.1. meriek. Oa Aloaday, at Queen-square chop. 4, Rath, Johri °nut" Yanilnleur, Coq. Colonel ul the Iyth reeiment of Di agates, to Mists Catharine Glassy, daughter of the Res. Mr. Waage, of Promotive, IltrefordsOre. Lately, in Northautp!onehire, by Ole Rev. Mr. Duprk, Cherolier Derivar, uni of the kartglits ul the anesont ortGr of St. Louis its Yrance, to All/01.1. PULA/I,IIAI' &Bottum - Of /2,041411. At Dublin, Clititin lacier, Carlow regiment, to Iris, Daly, only daughter of Colonel Duty, Comore Castle, county of Galway. DEATHS. On the gib of December last, in Spanish Towo, Jamaica, aged •t, John KGb,, Fsq e , :irfJoildiet of the Island. t/n Wednesday sr 'althea, Mr •:,tioncl Ilareeyaffddia. ere, mar Litchfield ;he ors retarding from a frieud's 1 Se, larr he had spent the day, when he unfortunately fell hit,. the Canal, mid wu drowned. It is a remarkable circum stance that, about six months since, the 'Starr of the persoe with chum he hail spent his last hours, ass found drowned in the scainc Owe. Jan. 3.3, at loss house, at Kennington, aged 73, Dr. John, Andrew*, well known in the Weeny Mudd. On l'hutsday, the Oath nit. is eensequence of a fall from hi, horse, eitterrely and ihorreedly regretted by his (aunty and friends, Francis Wino, Esq. of Prioehotise, Richmond. I.atrly, at Buff-park, in the Queen's WOO y, after toasty of front the e the 11- - Oilier FOR ASCOLNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, AND FIRST PURCHASERS FROM THE NIANUIAC TURERS. Os MONDAY NEXT. Mareli 6, ter), al See oThock in the Afternoon, at Hut's Werelieuate, BilliMr laay Lae. deabalhabect, A bul(e and v:,lsiable assortment of WI ):)I, LEN and ether BRITISH PIECE GOt)Ls, ex empt from the AUCTION DUTY; (agreeable to Art oi Parliament Abaci szor Pieces Sepe.Sue Wnt Country and Yoeligh.: Broad Cloths, Hooters ditto, Safterline Cuato,p and 100 bereeline Single sad Milled lieresgassoes, Toileans, Le. 500 4-4 and 6.4 Blue Chiba. 200 Flannels. _ _ goo MdtEll Velveteens, Cass, Thickset., de. sun) Pais Boot Legs. auo =Bert Army pees. And a snot variety of other Coady rei elegises of which way be hed at the re Yeet, Too's, and Ywgwia Codoe.hoisees. and in the Warehimeees ea &eve; where the Goals wry ha viewed nail the kale. W, MAC ALPINE, Agent I. the Prepielent. Ne. ifilliter4and N.B. Liberal advances mole in Cash as inhere' Aesept same ea &Weds eessigned fur &cot stales. LONDON: Priuted by G. IDAVILIbON, No 19, Okt Suoweit-ruort, Carry-ear * sad yeeleheberiat the 01Deere No. lA, book of St. ettonot's Cborob, abroad, by J. WHIT I:, of mar ptsee..mOreirs. M. Or this Port, seat to tit* Dan lot yei46 will be ail/ aillesitei N. • . yr,tra of extreme koala from the goal, the Rim. 01144 I lood, a anaparate of stud comity, aad lung V tear of Ascii. ntett:ol, In Ma diocese of thaory, touch and deservedly W- ise:Wed WWI WATER, THIS DAY, AT LON DULN-SID DIAL W0rn.35....nvi0. after.. 3 Even 4.. mate. after... 3 eiffew=r-:,•=12.7-. -.•••••••••••• SALL B A liC I:10N. A ' si- _ , beffieril, "•,. 74r INOTrink YlMeal PEW 11411111 bi I Magi. 81LL11 1 46114 SLAVA N/, Crete/. thalteetibeia tner their FIRST CIONCIIIIT IMO. at the absvellivouts. ACT 1.--Glesed Patio* Ala eeweiter—lietaberg; TeraNam o Ithi.) Wise I ?kW " Collawbise e C Glee, (Ml) 11. e. 11111ingtaa !Noshes, sod MIA elbsai. A.te . tea 11111lembet o alts lec 1 / 1 Callai De. J. Mete ; el _glastaette, I 111111aek, Mitt Thireemiti. ACT 11.—New mod Si awl Aria. " 1 (MIL)1 Mr. Naldi sad Nitta veto 16 New C " Thee heat ea eye of wad grand Piarie.ferte by Ik. Areas sad Aria (MN * Sign ahwesti",..liusra hew G %mitt* and Bellamy, 'COII Celt )...711. F. Kies; WAN, " Cent bess"—Trito Lewin , stale Baud, Mr. T. Sn,srt. Thedisate will be opened al eert will begin at half poet and Geetry are wiapeettelly .to poet does iittA swim up el ' IleJrzr.ttreet g ilear-nW mei t le to tholes ; the otili the lluyat EINAR, fat,. Mr. bead igthit Pon 01116016 illingiNtirraillelOrla Me t 1 " are ready for obAlwaer • 'rue tieies;4l COMA. IPIII b AlGf F atvp FERRARI he r ika Firl A abiellitT sesyssa VI go, LatTISO 41i4 LLL ‘eALLEttlf, in SALE ike Whim, NOW ciprm pubs:, ky, from Tratim W irtorkir i&dinitvEloo, ta. CAlilupse, Br rlkteerru nit dor is publialred, alma mall eye. pram THE MUSES'ISOM tie beauties at Enlist Prhitad for it. Phial PikreY bill. • • • • These Vidatueseumpries a esteemed prtitaetimis 1,1 Ore peaciprl Stureilaactats Piece Callan, Gray, Um* Seat, site, Sir Wm Jewels, L.u,l L s Stratify, Tlimusbn, Tau Dewclaw, 3.1' ace. FIA)W Eli, A T nn &peas! court .4.11 6 hew Is el. Covetell‘b City of L. ea Isterthy: The hlisseing Newspaper, lead, confab* a Muted. rcia Wars Steak at Guildhall, ie *NM, before Lo It a eretorallas ful is el eti tat ilittlederel*, ft eel er:27 l esseeetsd o it we tot* slhiesiectly that be wet la Betiell'‘at the tire of the- it as stele. is Newapapets eslowlb - Iterobted, That the Genet% calentated to pant aad &nista . party, health, ealiveaieace, am *ad that whatever st(gstivas vawaleary, are niter!, destitute &solved, Thee the Facet* elle Chaney el' this City, by t Stemmata flatle t Words to t pithoit eeeleity fur the frill Wealth', 'duties, .hen it is eiinZttr i tt e rpt qapetaae _ to arm .eat. mod, That Ma choice iitAlureeverel Wuriliwutes of tit Covet of Aldermen, to be ivied edleonf•Covatable, tarnishes ti oot:entil ItSISISSIN is the rut vrAticef di 1p City. Reaoloest .Thet boa ever drayttor et .4he Cue of Aides] teetios.to theistilirace Ottieen ' ditty, aid le promeeete to lb , loseeriopy Woleted the trust r• vomprmativit purity and trivial ,Lnitstee te ttQtabAau7oj Yeagate Cal h k ere tit! peas .• •• • . • • • ‘ 4 04 ; „, • , • 4 numnsa 1913. IS PREt-lENT f liNestisi:Serel • KW Lear, Mr. Mesh. Giesler, Mr M•erars iil ?tic Brunton Gam* .11 M Lept: Cerdera. 7111 m • Comp. • Alter rthicklitiere Oleo bullawi4issesa, • DM Thirinue " Tilcatuore, eine 1111 •11 Mattate - MI . Ark.'s 4 At Ilemdmidi 40.01,0 .Me' I . 0 4r in • • t uti , tl vs.. ; • Aft AI • boi l 1111 • /1/v. Ile =SAM oNI ne Pare- MI inste4 es Irlasedeg Mat 111111. SI&MMIT/7% IN A • 't KIN( karm