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CORONER'S IN'QUEST. Wedne , lsy. a Coroner's lininebt was held before Tilos' As SHELTON, Ewq. OH the hotly of Thomas Ebtall, who WAS Lilied in Mr. kloodeve's shop, Mincing-lane, on Monday the 9th inst. The Jury int five hour,. Mr. Goodeve was the first person called. He stated, that when the first part of the tiolrhers had pissed his house. situated the corner of Mincing. lane, there were not more then et) people assembled near his shoo, and those were neither hissing nor throwing stories. As soon as the rearguard had pescd his window, four or fire of the men turned rouud and Bred : at this time he did not see any peewits near his shop. He faced his lenity into the cellar. The decease.' we. standing by hie tide 'in the shop. He observed one edifier io print eeler turn his horse round, euil level lee piece at hia window; the window broke, and the glees bit Ins fees ; et. the +eine inetaiit the deceased fell. Thomas Wuuleot met with the deeemerl, whom he knew, at the corner of Mineitqg.lane, and stood with him near Me bouteneker'eshop, when the main body of the seldirrs passed. All was very quiet in that quarter. After tee rear-guard had passed, four or tire of the soldiers turned round and fired ; he by this time missed the deceits el. and Its sup posed he must have K oae into theehop. After the tiring commenced, every ore near Mr. Goodeve's 6"l' 'vent sway, except himself and one or two others; he did net gn, because he did not believe they were firms: with ball. He stood against Mr. Coodere's shopsesielow until a ball struck it, and on looking in, he sew • man, lying on the flow' wome l e d, whom he knee to be the deceased. At the tune the lestol was fired, there were not more than two beside himself*. Neither hissing nor any other insult was offered to the ioldiers near him.— On going to procure es Surgeon to insist Mr. noel', another pistol was tir e d, the ball from Which passed an near hen, that lie took shelter M a *bop. When he was near the shoe window of Mr. Goodeve, he sew some .iirt in the air towards Mark-lane, bet tnis was lee or 200 reels from the spot where the die:ea:el was slim. li e o h : , ree d severe' of the soldieis with inuil and dirt no them. Tice 'wattle assembled in I:et:church-street, near Mark-lane, he believed net to be more then from 40 to 60. — The ineatit the slitters beeaii to fire, about half of the abort number ran up Star-court, and hr Kew one of the I.il'e Guards go anddehlwraiely lire up it. Ile *lid nor observe the particular soldier that tired at tin , 51r. Elliott, a druggist, who lie-s in l'encleireli. street, In .101 that 11C saw some of the ineb with Ii ick• ba saw them throw them at the soldiers, but this was not itear the slum wirer the deceeed ea. kith Ile lINV two soldiery tire, when they had u. 01.11114; th it hr ?..sw to fire at . end he had a oo h s; ion that one of them was the person that shut the tle.crabco. Tinsman. Lycett was at a two-pair of stairs wit - dose ; saw about 17 or le roving men throw some.. thing at toe soldiers. He saw one stone thrown, and a piece of a plat.. ; but this 414.1 114 Ileir where the duceased was .110 t, but wear Mirk done. Witness heard the ouldiecr, who formed the rear-guard, re pe itrdly called mi to join the ranks. but they did not noes. lie heard oat mats c.ll to those that were firing, mid observed bins to wave his sword, an 1)....11 them. Come **ay." He noticed one blot-passenger walking along very quietly, when 0.. e of the rear-Ku:lrd. apisa.ea'ly in a rage, levelled bis piNtol at him. and pulled tht triurr. but it nu.sed tire: h 4 then re-cocked it. stud fired et the passenger. hut lortotiatelv mowed him. The bell went'through the showssiosloa o f Mr. Phillips, *a au: tat ay.r. lie Ito - writ that there rat no til'ill.lllVC lit 411 V 1111 W 10 . 41 the shop of 311.Goadieve, oceasioned by t'ne people. Mr. Wall. of St. 'Thomas's !Insults,. attended the deceased: Ise preyed thst a bill Is Id entered near bis collar loose, bruit.- about au inch and a holf of it, broke the Ant - n b, and minuted a large bloo.l ves. ie-l. He *Howie , ' to assist its (wet t ing the hotly of • the deeets.rd, and stated the hall to be the cause of 'his death. Mr. Thornton. Mr. Swan. and Mr. Wilson, of Fenehureli-sweat. rorrohneated the evelenre of Mr. Leeett. They all stated that the mob thraw stones, •ltd the s ohhers tired hot tint these was on dis- Whence oit the part of the to. Met mar Mr. 6,4•1- eve's shop. Mr. Soul:row sionnied it;, the evidence with great v.r. and , and laid much stress on the avid. two of Mr. t armileee. who had positively sworn that • partirvior soldier hail fired into the shop. when there was Inapparent cause to justify it. The Jury retire I for alintst live m1111_0.14 and hroincht in a ver.lict of Witra/ .Vardar ITT siw.►t • Soldier ix the rear of the Life Goarils, that pois►d throitzls Fesehirrek-street. (about oat o'clock, on Afuntloy, the 91,A of April. P.'t of the sth Foot has tuarcaid into Steyniog X 4 rt ache, SuMes. The Igloo/nig is a:i extract of a letter Cain Bri.tnl, deed the 17• It " I hairs bees frog home darint the !set there Any% and envoy rents I (wand all our walls placarded with the worsts Na f. oar; bible—Hardest for err? ! and I KM in tnmed that is the coarse of holiday eight emend of She wills sad limp pats had a. - ~ eery indsminstnry hand bills stuck upon them; the alas received daring the day Some thicatesiag letters, wl,wh indoceit the magostrates le ..rear is an extra sombe r of constables last catalog, after S.- Cleary GiStal anered at the Mantt.o•h..ow, a eaosider .., assembled in (aorta inia , ne, sod broke shunt a ,7eti panes of glass they Wirt broken also alunt lase that nnsther at the Cosicilitonoe and at the It is the pnhtles of stir Votary on the Walchereit and Sir Farris anamett, whirls hw. Vera offerer —Leery thing is ovw quirt, and tt.e inwte have hegur.'• We cone the sollowing from an Er.-ifing Paper, bur we do nut preterit lit the least to touch for its truth:— " IMT•tOOTTI, A PRII. 16. " Friday last two smoggier., whn had berm mute tune is 1b.. , American itt..rehant terrier, ar. mad at Fowey, with a Inner to the wither .4 the snifielorati Jeffery, from the ts.riceufapt•uu with whoa thew had .ailed, slating, t►at t..ok the unhappy .man nti'the island of himibrera, atter he laiiu tern nn it a furtaitlit •+.tin.ut sustemiace; that be lamt .tea the ilesh uff his moo, and died is two hoses 'flee been taken ue board, Omagh every dtesdiva was l'""t ms. Notwithstanding his sneta►le ritisatmo, he *ai vrircily sentildt. e v f au s b u s expressed his frillier """ to eouue I;KW‘.4 wdi h.. temsasowy on oath. I shalt fin to. ar eat.. inn Inuit fatty tutu t►ue bruises. till 1 ►asr low* tlioirnugh titquicy. aad Om that pawpauu h.se mat dnwa to / ry. Lathe rams time, ;freest lea... to .as, the I cas ter... the atatromat tams us a ',ma fuseistuah" Vim 4) roittrcA c. COPT OP AV twrancFPTl•D LETTER FROM wilesnAL TICTOI TO JOIEI'fI PNAPARIrE ; DATED CAL ZADA, JUNE 0, Ordered, Ay the House usnatons, to be rioted, loth Atool, Islu. (rraoislaiinn ) ST 11 • —lt will be Ml6:ilk for use Si, deseribe the pais stitch I feet My Silliatlasti is shorking lam Mar scrim( the d.s.olutine of the first arms r,wps ; the soldiers deur from debility. I have imam:, dm .lotely nothing to 'oder lo 1w given t 4 them. They are in despair. 11 is nut 'without horn,' that I behold Ike ts of this ilistresioog condition ; they will Isr fatal to our Os) —iliew will he so Its V. NI. I see no other remedy for then', toil ilia shirk I hail the ho nour to morose to V. 31. it. coy letiel of Is:identity ; and, wren though adopts& it *ill oper.do too slimly. I ass forced by this eirruimonnee to fell bat It opon'ralseers de la Reyna, which slborols nu resources soy more than this place. ll'liat is to heron., of or in the midst of 'melt • calamity ? tVe•nut inissociltate sorrows, but whore nre they ? Who is to tumuli us with them ? If Y. 31. forsakes sue in the nu futuoate dilemma in which I sin involved, I shall row frit honour, scriber, every thing. Thon;li not the cause of the disnster which thew-stem my troops, I shall, uutwitlistatol jug, raper.' lite the UM! listignisli is if I were. TO-1001fOW I shall IM Tolasera de Is Reyna, where I shill await your hanjest)'s ordcis. (Signed) MARSHAL. VICTOR. ("slob's, June SS, loon. P.S.-.4 twn that the cue-relies have positooas with thaw. If they t erosr to crime the Tagus, there is nothing to pre. vast i . The first corps cannot possibly he left say tuagir Isere : it. sittamtiou is to diarrseing that there was sever ii!- like it. His Anjesty the King of Spain. AGRICULTURAL RAPORIII FOR MARCY. REPORT. During the whole of this Mouth, there has been continued tenet, with snow showers, more or has, that have kept the ground w a very wet state. The youuit wheats, which look. ed fresh during the winter mouths, have got a severe check, a specialty after-beaus, and upon damp or sporty There is little sprang cora sown, and that not in the beet com' 1011 t dry fresh weather is much desired, as, frets the letenr,ai of the si awns, the farmer has muds labour to per form 1.6)1 e the spnag work will be completes!. These Its betas little alteration observable in the grain rycept a small advance in the pure of oats ; the prws of w heal is governed by the imports of foreign, the bak r being only able to take about one-third or ouc-ball of our !WNW 1.11.111Ve to make good bread. The , butcher markets have been filly supplied about for user prices; at the. reason, the turnips being dour, the cattle meat come to market, but there as little expectatwu ul uhucl. &chug iu that article —April 3. Z AST-LOTHI A IS REPORT. From the lie;;;;ctigtothe fifth March, the weather mai wet, and altogether ►ostile to seed work; bat a fortunate chinize having taken place at the last-un Miriam! .date, a great deal of wheat, beans, and oats, were afterwards sown under f6vonial.l. - rircumstamea. A continued rain, for toady thirty hours, on the 27th and coils, ►topped peognw at that tom; and the clay mile, in reinseqw-nce, arc su sa turated with moisture, as to prohibit every lope of proceed ing with peed work foe several days. The wheat fields, generally speaking, look very poorly, worse than ever known at this season .4 the year, whilst the weather is such as not to afford any reasonable cause exptetiug a rapid amendment. In mail) fields there is a great want of Monts, and in others, where a scarcity is less eeideat, the plaids are sickly, feeble nod ill rumoured. In short, the aspect of the great majority of wheat fickle will trot justify any sauguiue expectations of future Recces*. Several fanners uwan to sow the kind, lately introdneed iglu tide tmotto (rii , trion cirri,...), annum their thin wheats. This valiely in gre.itl• recnramended by Sir John Sinclair, Mart. and, if sown htfure the end of April, will ripeu equity tally as the 'elate.' nova wheats. Few people in this country La. em ied it to any extent, except Mr. hunter, of Tynetaeld, per Prestotikuk. Markets liaise nut altered much flutist; the month, sad sales of soy extent are not easily made, wiles. wit► grain of the tirst quality. Some oats and beans for seed have obtain ed better prices; but, ow the w►ole, general sales are made I nearly upon the raise terms as is the preceding mown. The stack-yards, considering the period of the season, are so well filled, that there i► not the slightest reason to dread any scartity, at least so long as the demand of the southern pail of the Wand is amply supplied in impartation. Irvin foreign coseintriecooMarch 31. FORFARSIIIRL at ftT. Frosts have prevailed to such a degree this month, that the ground has seldom heels in a state for hamming, and little is consequently done to seed work. A fen pease, beans, and oats have been swear, but t how snake a small proportion °Puha' is to accomplish. Shateil the weather set in mild and dry, Italia.' has seldom been in u more Cogswellle state for reresriag the reap• Prices of grain have been nearly sta tisnary•, and the side nut brisk. A eousidetable quantity of inferior barley and wheat ma still on bomb, there bciug little destmail fur dose articles. less barley than usual will be woe this season, on account of the bait market for it, sod the infedurity tit ill pr o duce per iris to oats it is Wily on light early suds 11.41 barley ran he prolliaLly raised, and of them a small pooportons of the comas tonststs. Wheat brings fruits 3.55.t0 450 ; bath.) 24s to ; floss 2us. 10335. per holt. Beef and mutton melt for ill. per lb. and, it is hared, the feedlot stork to hand will afford a scanty supply, until the gswts.ti.d eallk canoe situ the otstitrt Houses have been tow ► in demand this silting, and high p. ired.—March JI• /OR zUGLAND. The heavy rains in the early plot of hit month impednl thew a•,otalt!e opt ruinous of t;tncult are upon tenacious aoi.s, and riovoile ratil‘ iiirtudatt LI the low lauds; but the fortunate • hange of a callii r almost the middle ►as made the plonzhed hell a busy scene, and poetises a fine seed lieut. The young w heats are thin .p-nt aeon sons, having sellered some. oh it from the slog and wire-worm; Inat the trite breadths of 'prow wheats that have beets sows§ at the latter part alb* mont►, ailice the dry weather vet ur , are likely to sake an ample erosive's:dents for any deficiency that away occur it. t►e enure crop The early a...■ eyes, and *lnter tries foe mii . hag, hare snaile a lame shoot foe the aeason, mint promise to is % forward and luattniost rrup; a timely substitute Are t►e twestip cloy, that has wagered as muds frous the seventy e A few evening.. * K u, s }wilt sod select society of eiruiii Coilvge Youalbs, of Li%orpool, ascrioled time St. P.-tt-ei. Oct..Fois 'fuser t:litirch. mud rang charming peel of lo.b-rosjor. composed or 6,u4s luiroso, , io,ls,change.. whitio nom dimly struck. sod nobly brought ron,d in three hours and oniumtr.. Th r p rir f o r a tiog artiste were. ..... Trehlr, Mr ( Robtots, rs. Mr. Gmrse Saul. •-•-- eruiar. a. Mr /levity Bothwell, O. Mr. Johniitteseor, a. Ma Ridlanl 14w. 7. Mr. Witham Juice, A. Mr. Jaw Has{ Tamer, Mr. Jabs Parnell. 12.itolurior of the pal. Mr. WILLIAM JAaasa• Weight of the tenor. 41 cwt. ii.st hell metal. The wife of an Attorney at Batoinglians hes ow. &None several examinations, on a charge of cruel ty to her elder son, a had of eleven years of ng•.— J<rom the testiermy of the ileighborirs., it appeared that she not only be.it litgn with the greatest 111 . % V nty. hut was accustomed, during the sinter, to tarn him out of druira at night, to sleep in an rut lama,. A law teeth, n. z o, .he lord for a iktitist, anti made him dnse all the chitsr. troh, fur s. one ;pretended Link. III.: business Is to be further investigated. 11.41 AL IVTELLIGENCE. ruitT4moura, APRIL IS% Arrived the Peacock Kull -brig, fault, l'lyinunth ; rurtoi•ie oture-bity, fr o m thbraltor; and the owes Glexdoever, with it fleet for Novo Seoul.. New Brumiwick. giteirec, Stc.; said are expected to bail in the mu * g. Soiled the Rapid, on • cruise.—Wind S.E. PLY MOVTII, 40101. 17. Came io the Actrom loin a cruCie, with a Danish sloop in honied, which she picked op at sea; ales the Pkilusad sloop of war, from a PLYMCIVTII•DOCK. APRIL 17.. This morning arriv,"l4.ll.- sloop Crocus, IN goats, Captain Buck. i 5 days from Lisbon,. where she safely convoy."' IA number of trthssports, with troops, from Cork. She brings dispatches. but nothing new. Several sail of the line had kit Lis bon fits Cadiz, the illy previous to her sailing. The Peacock and Orestes are on the point of sail ing with, 200 men*, late of the Renown, for Ports mouth, to be there drafted. A handwrite frigate, of :16 guns, was this evening launched from the Dock.yard ; she went oft' in a style of perfection seldom seen, and gratified an immense concourse of spectators : r tine day added much to the beauty of the sight. mum. APRIL IR. Came down from the River, the Royal George East N.E. LEITH. APRIL 16. Yesterdiy strived in these Roads, the Childers sloop of war, from a cruise. Same day sailed from these Roads, the Panel/ gun-brig, with the fleet for Heligoland. after have ing been four times forced buck by contrary win"l4. This mooing sailed from these Roads, the Heb anned.ship. for Longhope, in Orkney. Also. the. Quail schunner, with some merchant ships. to the northward. ROY.IL COLLEG a OF SURGEONS. REPORT FROM COMMITTEE ON PLIVIION FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. Otdcred, by the House of C.onruons, to be printed 13th 1010. The Committee to whom the Petition of the Conn of Automats of the Royal Culime or Unions in Luis duy ea belialbst the said College, was rcierred Have, pursuant to the Order of the House, ex amined the matter of the said petition: To prove the allegations whereof, Mr. Okey Balfour, being examined, said, that the sum of 15,0001. formerly granted by kudos went. has bawls laid out in erecting the building fur the Hunterinei Co llet:6cm and in the Theatre ; that the sum of 4.6001. has been expended by the College out of their Own funds, for the purchiuste of . the pretenses whereon the bui ldings hare been erect ed, end in the redemption of the land tax; and further sum of 5,0001. iu the maiuteinince cud care of the collection. In addition to which, they are at an annual expense of more than 5001. for ()reserving, and in the care of the collection, which they propo.e to continue at their own charge ; but that their funds will not euable them to defray the expense of completing the building. Mr. George Dance being also examined, said, that the sum of 15,0001. originally estimated by himself and Mr. Lewis to be equal to the expense of the iutended building, had proved insufficient for the purpose, from the considerable advance which took place in nearly ill the materials ueces miry for building; eery shortly after the estimate was formed ; exclusively of which, an additional wall has been found necessary in the back front of .he himse next to Luscolu'is-lout-Fields, formerly belonging to Mr. Jenner ; awl added, that • fur ther expense had beets unexpectedly incurred in the foundation of the north end of the building : That he is. therefore, of opinion, the further sum of 10,0001. will be necessary to the completion of the said building, and the fitting up of the same in the manner required. Mr. Lewis being also examined, confirmed tie evidence of the last mentioned witness. Mr. Okey Gelfour being again examined, said, That he was authorised on the part of the College to say, that &the expense of completiog the whole building, and fitting up, should exce d the sista of 10.0001. the College will defray su• It escess out of their own funds. Mr. Thomas Keate. Muter of the College of Surgeons, being in attendauce, was called in, aud it was observed to hint, that the Committee under stood the result of the last examination to he, that if Parliament should be prevailed upon to grant the sum of 10,0001. the same would be sufficient to satisfy the additional charge incurred he the increased price of articles used in building. as well as for the addir.mial wall alluded to, and for the works unexpectedly found necessary in the foundation of the worth end of the building. in cluding the fittiug up, anal all the inside work, sod that no provision would then be made for the front to Lincoln's•lnu-_fields : to which lie iii..wereti. that that is the real state of the matter; hot that the College, mistime* to give the utmost effect in their power to the attainment of the notinnal object fur which such aid has already been ( Areas by Parliament, are willing to make a still blether advanee from their own foods (at whatever incon venience it may he to theta) tar °loathing so de sirable an object, as eompleung the front to Lie coles's.lon-fields. according to a design produced and et i ed of, if Perlicittent shonld tie divo•eti to extend the emit to 12.5001.; end added, that he is authorised to state that the College, in such case. would undertake to complete the frost at their nau expetter. which is estimated at 7,0001. and to take 111,1 , 111 thesis...lees to pay any further charge, which may he ()mod necessary for the en tire completion of the ;milling. Mr. George MOM end Mr. Lew., being spin exatitioed, produc-d the plan of the front, and stated that the expense in couipletiog the saute will amount to 7,0001. - An inquest Ives hrl.l, yrbt• rviny, FA the Red Lion, in Cistree-rtreei, Anemone t;stt., Fag. on the body of Mr. ROWLAND litua., • undo* r builder, who di.d Tiii,d4y, in a lit .If bought/oz. in D.ner-litreet.—The Jor.► otoructi a verdict of Died by die visitation of God. MEETINGS OF OE EDITOR*4 AT G1,11.1)11A1 1 • . • TO 'Ol ORRIP IA . James Prime, and ill'efiliwi. Sandi, now or 13te I.f Itt. m " mingles', Warrick-hoe; 111.41 of Stilioeroiett, London ; dears, in lore ' - - • Trreduay hierimerd, aunt John film It, Basing.i sfie , I( Unition, no ro haute - - - .1 it John hardy Jeak4urs, Into an Selby, Yintehire, meri- Her - • - . - 3 1) Joh.. Roberts, Isle of Vutteuhanucuurt-road, linker :, I , %%Munn M`licuare, hste of Demerara, Hest liaises, bat now u(St. Paul, Covent ri.irden, trims:haat J t t T. Raphael Hobbes, Nlory•la bonne-park, Middlesex, UMW-master - . • 3 it l'llsiip Pause, Brewer. strert, Gulden-square, jeweller 4 i t Eolwin.l William lJnvey, Peradaie-street, Itutkeibittie, ship joiner - - - - a I Jame.. Dcve IVenbasu-bouse, Buckinghamshire ; la d Illaadforj.strect, Middlesex, yst rivener .3 i i Janus Pilate, now ur late of Biliniugliam; and also of tikioner.aln ct, Nutr-bill, Lomita., hsaier . Jellill Shale, Shoe-lane, Latakia, cupper-plate-inaV er Henry Fleming, Hanway.strect, Usfuril-street, jtw t Ikr . Janus. Felton, West Thurrork, Essex, baker . Bobcat 11'ft*, 14xforsl-strut, Middlesex, 111:tper John Baker, Sca-cual•lauv, Leaden carp....s r . Augustine Fallon, Hattliticet, dlusonialrury, s t mt. merchant - - - Joh...Thomas Scrreu, late of Queen-street, Galata square, picture-frame dealer . ' - 2 It Thomas Hooker, Mar) .ht. Bonne-street, Krtlasal place, gruccr %Valium Drier), CAilit 1431117, Kent, victualhr Gourge Anderpllll, a. :.I tk!srge Harrison Lad's, Whirs 'mat alma, Toole) sired, Smiths. auk, u u .,,,, merchants - . Augustus White, late of Lisbon; but nue of Vl s e•.;• murlnall-place, City roast, 311.1.1leses „ met... Lust John Ball s Adam street, A.lelpiii, am-linnet, . Thomas Waller, Cauterisury-place, Lambeth, tallow chandler - - - %Tinian.. Iteynohle, late of Cheshuut, Hertford,,'„i re , dealer and cimptimo - Theuphilua Hipprun. Houitoo, Devonshire, mare iilltlet ' . - Cuthbert Marshal, Ratchire asoure, 31iJrlis ',ex, au rim r - - - - - Joins Vaughan, Braunston-quay, near • Dn‘ e at,.,, Northamptonshire, me. ch ill l David Taylor, Mik.eusl-roall, Middlesex, cabinet. maker - - - William ' GOugh, Craihourne-street, Westmiaster, mercer 111 2 10. • 9 19 • V 19 - V 1111 " 2 U - I i - I 10) DIVIDE Dg. Santee! Dttorge, St. Pauli Church yard. trank.maker JOS. ph Cowler, noel:Lunt, Moottields, p.Ter I. I Law/ ard kutghi, Hurtarytturu-laue, Stacey, tszlnet- - - - roan 7 . %% Illians Martha, Halverson, .Middiesex, broker . John Ltagsirr, Strand, tailor - - Thomas Betts, 11, !Seeman-street, Oxford -street, vozch-entekrr - - J mat a Pt .aser, Sloase.arret, Chelsea, !diddle sex, gin. etc - ...." - . _ - Thqsnas Cotton, Corohill, London, stock-krolscr 1-1.• Ivy t:liabaud, Plumin.c.strect, Bluow%hury, je, - - viler - . -- II Elia. Chapman. Tunbrhlge•welhi, Kent, carrnner to Atm 1% rve, Sirauil, m i lliner - - . - - ti knbert h a)lm , Llas.ngh..ll.qtrrel, I.ondoit, tot a dome t Lint wi t l's . taied, {:rick-lane, Spit:lloo4., •I..c.tn:A.r Pi Francis Henry (:h.intin, Jo!in Cal...eat (''...1.;•, 4144 ( - hacks Houten, Cu11...p...1W., 1-onana, merchanli 11 Hcniy John Howelt. I.4.l.wnlip.,Midillewit, I.t.,lJrr Ft William Mucus', (;rneteiturch•btrcel, Lumlnu, banker it CERTIFICATF.S. tYilliatmSailh, of Pot two' -bac, t ra;, lon -la re, .Middlears, James lonakipp the yuonrr, of 'Cattle, SWIMS, carpriorr. l John Pm brit.k, late of Isi.rfuld,Glnocester, corit.draler. Erlitioutl Aruarsteati, late of Gigglernek, Yolk, coitus. apainer. James Wood, o f Lirdfield, Slopes, victualler. ltobrrt J uyee, of Lattilis Cumluit-strcet, Ntiddlesex. tar.or Alcsandie N leen, late of Great l'rescutt-street, GU:k1111i14 . 1. lit' lag, Middlesex, master -osarioer. Joseph Zetaira,uf Der 11 oonilsditch, I . sidon.et urn. boons Capro,Al, late of Ilishopa.Sturtfurd, ors is elAer. . ..... lieurgn Smith, of NewraiLk-upon-Tyne, woulles-draper. Jorrply Repiiru, late of Claplutur, Surrey, Orattr i. tuals Thomas I.4ousbutt.u.ri, late of tiotheck, ucar LC. 414, Ywl, clullastr. 'sous 'Turner, of Ruellford, EMIL. carrier. Jacob, of I:termer-street, Comositislsoad, 111.1• tliestx, dealer in spirituous liquors. COAL NIAIWILET, APIIIII2. Ships. Sistpo sold. Price. e i ..Newcastle Cool.. all I ...Stuue Coal 1 .. 4..Cw150 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ccut. Retlined 6si 91 9 I per teat. Consols.. 69i 7 0 bPii I per Coat ll3l •i 4 • per Cent. Navy Luul Annuities ls! 5-10 tbs 0134hium 4l pn - IN• India Stork Ws!, sa India Honda IS 17 pies. Earbrquer Bill. • .Is 14 prti Englob Lottery Tickets. ltal. I . Canards fur T. BUN, Stork-Broker, 4, Cartihill, aed 9, Chating-Cruts. BIRTH. nu Sunday hat, at A 1,., the Lady of Junco Raysoad Johnston. Laag of a son. MARRIAGE. Married at Stirling, ea the t tth April, by the Right Rev. Bishop Glaig, Robert Steuart, Esq. of Plume 14i.. .el Island. to Margaret Penelope, goieogest daughter ut the late Captain Robert Macdonald. DEATHS. At Castlesiemple ' on the sd instead. William Esq. of Gars likied,Slcinher of Parliament for itcetteaslar , and Hi. Ma;paity's Lieutenant fur that county On Monday the 9th, the infant wu of Dr. Aiwria, ' Iltamr,rt ii Oa Sunday se'enight, at Slrefosd, Mrs. Divtort, wire rri alylmystay maker, aged 7o years. Hcr mops, by own desist., 'buns.' to thumb. Oti lVsalmsday hut, at the Observatory. in o.l.tiLlit IU the oth y..ar ase, the celebrated Thum— lb. , ' I). D. and P. K. S Sass's:en Protirson of An , , ~, femur of Natural Philosophy, aid Labreriee of the I Library. On Wednesday last, al Staintoe, is Ceelint l." Th 114101.1 Smatter, well known fur several years, as rm.'s! bin iiroteasioti of liotie,cttiag, and successor to Ilse 1.1 t• IL jaosio Taylor; has death was ocaresumerl by Lie taken by a thick fug iv passing over the iti.unitan, t.- W L rowdak to Corkermuella, when be was all night, and a beery rain falling during the t. I•C • las far lost the sae of ha baths that he was until& ni • his horse, (which had stood by the whole " clay-110st appear...l,4e was under the necessity oft. , k .. way back again, a considerable dintimer, upos his hielfssi At Ilymenstowa, comity Tippararr, much regret!. Hon. Mrs. Robbios„ Lady of Geo. k;abbis, Ls 9. s• - • of the 11. m. Geo. Mossy, late of Lioscaick, aid ad. t at Lobito • 14, MGR WATER, THIS DAT, AT LONDON nri Hare. 43 mu. after a I I.ror. Q vim , t.itrr -• LONDON —ertaitiil b C Na t, C•cen. its.i published at tit, (M s, of it C• 1119111, iltraeld, try I. ‘l' ?I' of Nome W a rt 1 & for aesi Is the mitre, 1 est-pv..). deli al Leeds/ N. •