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FOREIGN INTELLMENCZ. FROM 'fin , . FREACH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS. AMR 4. The King of Sweden, informed that His Majesty die King of Prussia had sent the Order of the black Eagle to the Emperor of the French, immediately sent back the badges of that order, which the father of the present King of Prussia had given him, while yet a child, as a proof of his friendship for his father. The King of Sweden, in returning this order to.the King of Prussia, declared to him that there being in • all points an great a distance between him and the Fniperor Napoleon. it was impossible that they should find themselves in the same order. The King of Prussia, at first indignant at such condoef, sa id, w i t h a smile—" I am concerned for my cousin else King of Sweden. He does not feel that in the eyes of Europe and of posterity this is the most pointed epigram which he could dircet against him self" He thought it his duty, nowever, to recal Ins legation. [Here follows an impudent refl.!Elion upon the understanding of the King of Sweden.] JCPIE 8. The Menileu. of the sth, remarking upon an ar ticle is the English papers, stating the return of the Combined Fleets to Cadiz, says:—" In a month you will know to what place the combined squadrons are gone." From this mention. if it be not intended to mislead, it should seem that the enemy are des. titled to the %Vest, and not to the East Indies. A letter from Madrid. of the 18th of May, says. " Mr. HVINTsR, who, previous to the war, resided here as Consul General, is appointed British Agent for the recharge of prisoners of war, and has been recognised ia . thet capacity by our Government." Alester from Vienna of the gfith ult. says that a e:•nsiderabie al sim prevails there, in consequence of ti,•• ii-termination of the Court to increase the mili t reice establishment, at d form numerous camps, a.t I tat ti, State paper has eaperieneed a consider at,c depre.lation fmm the alit rn of war. Boat Arse rc remained at Milan so late as the Cd inst. Fetes, in honour of his coronation, continue to be given alino.t daily in that city. The army at Brest, in an address to BONAPARTE, vow vengeance against the English, as the disturbers of tl•e peace of the world. Persons will he very much astonished in Italy if they hear equirted there the absurd stories which indoleace or malevolerwe has been for some days circulating in Paris, upon a pretended conspiracy which was to btost forth at Milan, and whose objea would have been to change into a day of mourning a day of the liveliest and purest joy. If England h.as sent some spies to Milan, they have produced as little effea in the capital of that kingdom, as in the capital of the French empire . Discred.led, dishonoured, they have not been able to sz:c...ecd in entering into a correspondence with any ciass of citizens. The moment of their arrival, the name of their instrnaions, were known before. hand ; their water was a; little known, and with as little eclu, as t:ia: of the vilest adventurers.—( Buie learn dr l'Eu,op-.) . _ MILAN, MAY 27. CJR3NATI:)N OF TFIE LING 01. I I'ALY. Yesterday, the ceremony of the Coronation of the King of Italy, was performed with the greatest pomp, and the most imposing grandeur. The fineness of the weather, the serenity of the sky, and the Splendour of the son, conutbated to render this solemnity most brilliant. At h ilf-past tt, her Majesty the Empress, pre ceded by her Imperial Higiaiscsa the Princess Eliza, repaired to the Cathedral, along a gallery elegantly adorned, and was concluded under the canopy to her Tribune, amidst the livrfiest applause. At o'clock, his Majesty the Emperor and King left the palace by the same gallery, wearing upon his head the Imperial Crown and that of Italy, holding in his hands the sceptre, and the hand of Justice of the kingdom, and clothed with the Royal mantle, carried by the twts Grand Gentlemen of the horse. Ills Majeuy was preceded by the hussars, the He ralds at Arms, the Pages, the Aides•de-Canto, the Masters of the Ceremonies, by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, by seven ladies carrying offerings, by the honours of Charlemagne, of the Empire and of Italy, carried by the grand officers of France and Italy, and the President of the Three Electoral College ',accompanied by the Civil Officers of his Majesty. All the Ministers, Grand Officers, French Couasellors of :;rate, and the Officers of the Royal Household, followed the Emperor and King. The Cardinal Archbishop came with his Clergy to receive his Nlajesty at the portal, burned incense be fore him, and, atter a speech, in which he tendered the homage of his clergy, conduded his Majesty un der the canopy to the sanduary. The Emperor seated himself in the chair, upon a throne, having upon his right the honours of the Empire, upon his left those of Italy. The honours of Charle magne were at the entrance of the saniluary, in front of the altar. The Cardinal Legate was upon an arm chair, with the gospel at his side. The Grand Civil Officers were behind his Majesty, the Greed Master and Masters of the Ceremonies upon the right and left of the altar, and the Civil Officers in she Choir. After the prayers and usual interroga. tions, the Grand Officers of Italy laid tipon the altar the royal ornaments delivered to them by his Majesty, and the Cardinal blessed them.— The Emperor then went to the foot of the altar to receive from the hands of the Archbishop the rit,g, the mantle, the sword, which he delivered to his I Fghzess Prince Eugene, tire sceptre, and the hand of justice ; and finally he ascended the altar, and took the Crown of Iron. Placing it on his head with &fiance, he said, in a loud voice, these re- =Likable words—Dieu we la donne, ~are a gsi 14 loarat l " God gee il to wt, ta4e erre wku laarata it."' Haring then laid' this Crown upon the altar, he took that of Italy, and placed it upon his head, amidst thunders of applause from the speaators.— • Alter this ceremony, the Emperor proceeded by the same procession, crossed the church, teceiving at every step numerous and lively acclamations. Ills Majesty placed himself at the bottom of the nave, nph.n an elevated and magnificent Throne.— The honours of Italy were placed behind - the Throne, Ws Highness Prince Eugene was seated Ma d filacin the right if the Emperor. IS im. l ee" ch.:, were the honours of . 11e left of the Throne, the on. . [ Hrre fame she dir lisbiaMe4/11r of tl a Maulers .f the Ceremonies, Ci..i! P . fren, AT.] —The galleries were filled with tiie most distinguished p e r. sonages of the realm. In one of the boxes were the t)oge. two Members of the Ligurian Legation, and forty ladies richly dressed. The Diplomatic Corps occupied another box. The F.mpress and Priticess Elisa occupied a box in the choir. 'I he cieling, and columns of the cathedral, were covert.] with silk and crape, ornamented with gold en fringe. Nothing could equal the magnificence of this superb Oure. His Majesty afterwards read the oath with a loud voice. and the Chief of die Heralds said, Napoleta. Emperor tAe French, ,r emoted and tnihroxed. Live the F.eseperee cad King Te Drum Vl,ll then chaunted, and his Majesty re turned to the Palace with the some proce,sion. French Funds, on the Sth inst. IN 1. 4u c. NAVAL INTELLIGtrn I:. POATSMOI 1:1, JUN r 16. Sailed L'Enmerrenaide cutter, on a ( raise ; Notting. far Norway; Paticnia, Itasct, fin Chi ; Came/ and Abitedrmee, store ships, nuneniiel, Thetis, and the tlerrich transports, for the River.— Wind S.W. Brigadier-General Einpe is appointed larittenint- Governor of this garrison, in the room of Get...! al Oakes. lie arrived here this afternoon. Commodore Sir S. Hood, who returned from the Leeward Island station, in the ifereerdere frigate, struck his broad-pendant yesterday, and went to London, with Lady Hood. who came home from Barlaadoes with him. They were six weeks on their passage. The Tetuill of the Rochefort squadron to Europe was not known when the Ana tci dam sailed. The damage done by them among :he West-India Islands, is represented by the officers of her, as quite insignificant; and the Admiral deserving of pub!ic disgrace. for his timorous and paltry conduB. The ships left on that station are, the Centaur, nine frigates, and 15 sloops. Captain Worth is appointed to the nut-fere' r ; Captain Beaufort. to the Woolwich ; Captain Fable, to the Amelia Captain Woolcombe, to the Hanna ; Captain Clinch,• to the Osprey; Captain Byarn, to the Bery; Lieutenant Pringle to command the Pert, late the Boaarartr ; Lieutenant Dodd, of the Rctooal William, to the Pickle schooner ; Captain Shortland, of the Tectreprarte, to the rank of Pot Captain, by the death of Captain Brawn, of the Sgerrrei, on the coast of Africa. The of 9R guns. is ordered to Spithes.l, to received Admiral Stirling's flag, who is arrived here. PLY9I9VTII, JCPIt 15. Came in the lu4os limit cutter, from Jamaica : she kft Admiral Cochrane's squadron off Cape Nicola Mole on the 14th ult. Arrived the Tenon, Frazer. of and from Virginia, for Cadiz, detained by the Kent, pr ivateer. Sailed the A illeNl , loll man of war, and the Latin IY~rren armed ship to the Westward. Wind, N. E. lALMOCTH, JUNI 14. Arrived the Re'ief, David Harden, from Ply mouth, with naval stores. Sailed the Towitehend pack?t, Dodd, for Lisbon, wi.h mails of the 28th ult. ; CArtterfielti ditto, might, for Jamaica, with mails of the sth inst. P, wrest Elisabeth ditto, Kidd, for I lalilax and New York, with mails also of the sth inst. ; Mara. flu,- gle. for Exeter ; Dourveggen, for Guern sey ; and a fleet of coasters, far Wales. DIAL. JUNE 16. Arrived and sailed for the River the Itr.kr priva teer. Capt. Wale, from the westward. Sailed through the Downs the Sarah Christiana, for Bengal. Sailed La lir,krailare frigate on a cruise off Bon logne ; Iterragr aitu Glory men of war ior Pin ES mouth. Art ived the Pfl,t, Conthdant, Cal u pso, and O res t es sloops of war hum off Calais, lernaiii in the Downs with a fleet of ships of war, and several out ward bound vessels. FROM LLOYD'. usr. Allllll.lO. Ae enwe...-The Alexander, Watson, fr-i:n V.rgiaia ; aed the Massucnitajtts ingssell, from the isle. , of Ftsio,. At Orlito?...rileVrow hfargaretta, Tyack, from Chsrar.te. At Liverpool—The Yrs!, Kempstooe, from l'h.ol"ton ; Flora, Loden, from Lisbon ; Mineres, Stork, ttoni Memel; and La Bonne Resolution, —...-, from Darts c. At Leith•The Gruff Boonsioff, Lim, from Cadiz. At Dublin--The Croustade, tram Alic , git. At Newry—The Dose, Malting, from Na. York; and the 1.01,03, Kolt, fr-on Teoeriffe. At B..obadoes..-The Ke,,t, Kitson; Lady Johnet•ote, —; Kinpton, Reemn ; Lucie, Cadenhead; A'fred, R. 0.- bm'om Rucker., ; and the Echo, Wilson, trim London. Off New Prr.volesice—The Duckenhelit, Dunhar, •Itttu. At Jarttarea—.The Gorge Hibbert. fhortipsors ; Froend., Howell t Olive Warteh, Ito.thers Montego flay, pri4.l4 ; Feettudr, Wirth); Flora, and the Fl rra, Fr 11, from IL•ohlon. At St. Tlsonia‘'s....the Lano , •l, Coln, from it i.ter. At New York—the Marne, Rowiter, Goa. ertta At Cit.iriestoow.the Fanny, &Mears, frogn Afro:a. The Jame;ra frigate, Captain Dice, is appointed convoy to Newfoundland and Quebec. On Wednesday last, four large lug-sail French privateers made their appearance of the Sussex coast, and, no cruiser being near, committed great depredations on vessels coming up Channel. One of these privateers had the impudence to come within a league of the Hastings batteries, and overhaur every vessel that passed. At the close of the even ing, having captured a sloop, and sent her for the French coast, be proceeded to windward, to exa mine a brig. In the mean time, the Hastings Sea Fe Bibles, with Lieutenant MAC I. rT. Milltlrd two six-oared gales, and, armed with musquets and cutlasses, pursued the sloop to retake her.-- Thursday morning, at four o'clock, when within a few leagues of the French there, they came tip with the captured vessel, and the Frenchmen, five in number, took to their boat, quittod the sloop, and made off, although witlsin sight of the priva teer, mounting ten carriage guts., and sixty men. There being little wind, our boats took the sloop in tow, and were chased some time by the privateer, till a ship, supposed to he a cruiser, appeared In sight. In Else evening, they brought the vessel sale into Hastings. She proves to be the ladoslty. of Exeter, for London, laden with 2000 bales of wool len goods, and paper ; the MAUI'S' and two men were on board. %Ve hope the brave sailors, who, at great hazard, have retaken this vessel, will be amply re warded for their zeal and alivity. The French Prize Master reported, that one of the privateers captured 15 vessels in two days. I LLS7' • OF THE H CIOUTT TN IHE 1.10 4 15 L or common 4 On the Motion for ordering A eejniiii.tl rensecittion ' to be instituted againstinrcl Viscount Melville, ,1 for his public delinquency as Troasurer of the I Navy, disclosed in the Tenth Report of the Corn missioners of Naval Inquiry, and the Seidl Com mittee of the House of Commons. We are aware that in attempting to give such a list errors are inevitable, but we shall take the earliest °mar- tunity of correlting them. Adair, R. Folki..s, Sir M B Newport. Seri. Adams:, J. Folkestone, Land N moan, It moms, C. Fouhlanotte,J• North, Dudley Addingim, If. Fox, C. J. Northry, W. Altimeter., Lord Frai-is, P. Nevile, R. A inyatt, .1. loner, J. Orchard. Paul Anderson, Sir J. Fri 11, T. lii. Wllillarrj A odover, 1..0rd Foley, Thomas (tsunami, Lurd Annesley, F. laankland, W. Pall:, Sir Lawrence Anson, Thus. Garland G. Palmer, John Antoine, W. Lee Garrard, C. D. Patton, Peter Andrews, M.P. Geary, Sir William Patteson, John ' Arkins,John Gite,, D. Pastore, Sir W. Aubrey, Sir Julia Golding, E. Pedley J dui wile', Sir J. HucHint,--... Prime, Henry Itabingt.n. T. Gratun, Henry Pelham, Hors C A. !Lemuel, Walter Grentel, P Petty, Lord Henry Baker, J. Grenville,R.Hou.T Pitt, W M. Bak .tr, Peter Wm. Grey, C Pfister, Million Bartkes, H. Grimistun.HonilV Pole, Sir C. M KJ toofyldr, Sir C. Harvey, E. Pon , ouby, W. B. Barclay, George Hamilton, Lord A. Porchester, Lnrd Barclay, Sir R. Harrison, John Portman, E. B. Bastard, J. P. Hist/term% C. S. Poyntz, William S. Mahood, C. Ileathcote, J. Price, Sir C. limech, M. H. Heathcote, Sir W. Price, Richard B !non, RH. A. Hilliard, E. Pnnsep, J. Itenyon R. floblootisc, B. Pitches, John 11-rnard , T, lloPand, Henry Paul, I. igigh, Tom. maw wood, Sir J. Pierrepoint, C. Howl, N. Hor.ock:, S. Raise, Jonathan FS marerse, E. Howard, li Russell, Lord W. Brogden, .1. Hughes, W. Lewis Salisbury, Sir R. Browne, F John 11 ighes, James Sargeant, John Bullock, John flume, W. il. Scott, Joseph Bunburv, Sir T. C. Hoist, R. Scudamore, J. Brig, G Hussey, W. Shartoe, R. E. D. Biker, W. liiitchiosors,ll.C.ll Shakespeare, A. Calvert, N. lindlestran, J. Shelley, Henry Cavendisli,LA G.H. Jeffery, John Sheralan, R B. Cavendish, W. Ji-rms, T. Smith, Will Caulfield, H. Jekyll, J. Smneryille, S;r M. Chute, W. Jo hnstone:George Spencer, Lind R. Cockerill, C. iervoise, C. J. Stanley, Lord Cocks, .1 S. Kensington, Lord Stewart, James Coke, Thai. W. K et, S. G. Sullivan. John ' Coke. "Alward King. Sir J. D. Svonontit., T. P. Cambe, 11. C. - Kiiin4lrd, C. St Jolail,ll.m.S.. A. Cornwal, 'Sir G. Ladbrooke, Robert Sinit - , Charles Courte.iar, John Larn , iton, Ralph Stewart, Hon M. Crawford, R. Langton, W. G. Tanoot, Sir Charles Crerrey, T. Latouche, D. Taricton, B. Conk, Sir W. Latmiche, J. Tayl :r, C. W. Cumming, G. Latnuche, R. Tierney,Rt Hion.G. Curwen, .1. (7. Lawrence, French Townsherid,Lordi. Corkburiee, R. Lanky, Sir R. Turn-r, Edward Cowper, Hon S. Lemon, J. Trrwhitt, T. D. Dllll/01 1 . R. Lemon, Sir W. Tyrwh i tt, Thns. Deniaon,dohn Lloyd, J. M. Thornton, R. Deverell, It. 1..-Y -den, E. L. Vainittart; George Mekeus ' F. Lubbock, J. Iransittart, N. Dillon, H A Mc Macron, John Walpole, Gunge Douglas, Marquis Mariners, Julio Walpole, Me. Diurdrle,S. D Markham, J Wal.h, Sir J. B. Hondas, Hon GM. MArsll3llll, I.4)fd Watson. G. Door! is, Hun. 1. Ma tln, R. Wooten, C. C. rhllle.llllloll, Lord !Middleton, Sir W. Avharton, J. Dollii.l, F. Milford, Lund Whitbreud,Samuel ' "Stinger, 1.0,1 Mills, C. NI; !tit room, John Pint, %V on m i u, er , Sri W. INallwrforce, W. Ellition, R M 0...., G. P. Wilt•ams, J. 11 Ertefiurt. 'T. Metre, Peter W alias., ewes' Eyre, A. llk Mordaunt, C. Windham, W. E..tc.ort, Mor r eth, Lord Wood, Georg. Fellowes, N. Morris, Edward Wrottedey, Sir J. Fellowes, R. 1110-tyn, Sir T. Wynne, Charles Fitegerald,R Hon J MI Is, W. Wyntihlm, P. Fitzpatrick, R. Meted*, Sir I'. Wright, A ' Vol !r, 11. m. A. Melaish, W. Young, Sir W. Foljarnhe, F. I'. • T.qui.lr, Earl John Cokroli. P I OLD or. OK TRI SAWS SIDI. Sir W. W W rune lion Mr. \Vard•• Sencant Bait Sir G 11,Atticote Si RAO% Milba ole J. Foster IMaI&M , THE NARK 1.7 S. CORN EXCIIANGE, Morreae,itinrc 17. Thereat* not many freiM amvai. of Wheat tmday, hut a full supply on brier'. Fine is scarce and keels its prier. There being a stle to day by auction of 11,1A0 Quarters of Cat Met few Sales on the Market ; the StCOll4l and U.ilinsry are Much cheaper. Of Rader, but few arrivals, aii.l a - unali de mand Malt and White peas hare little valuation. Cier, , and Beans at rather better price. Several arrivals of Oata, and they maintain their price. Flour in good s.ippla. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. %V h•-e. 494. 60.. F 64. W ont 44. 50, 04. Fix. 4o .6115. 9.1* 04 Tick He.m...... W• 4.5 . 01. Rye.. 4R. N.!, 0.1. I /itt. 24.. 451 :al 04. 8ar..., A 4 di 64. 71. 01. Rape 5e...L.... 001. 00 o'. W 1.44 Pea..." 424. 4.0 Od Irma FIOUT .... 734. 71., 00. (;•..v 1...-.4 4.t. 46.1 Clri 5.... is r. kklCk. rp SACS. IPOCRItti Kell( SUINOX.... .41 10. to M Ils Su..ex 41. (h t., .. 1 IIS Eitel 41 404 to M 12s I 1r5t0h5a......71 0. so Si Os Old Doty laid at :o.frtoi. PRICES OF NAY AND STRAW. scruirmv. ST Allif.l 4. 1 las ...A 0.1 aslOs I New 01 Os a 01 Os Clover Ol Os • 01 Os Str.sw '4l as s VI II WUITICII %Pat. Hay SI la. a 41 Ins New 01 4)4 4 vi 44 • 51 Ss itrm• II IR. a 41 11. won mwsp4i, Jess Si. Tu sink the Q11:414-4,tet Stones 10b. Beef 41 0.1 to 5. 10d I Vn1.......4, 61 to 64 44 14uthm 54 Od to 54 44J Ka1t......,4s 14 to bi 4J Lamb. Otl. to 66. 6d. Head °read, t.lri 6 4 1 144 4 1 4• 1 441 I. l loo —Sheep and 14mb44 .N 1 NEW4AI4. ASO 1,1•.%1 B , the s^^f 'A 101 to Ss 04 I Mourn.... 61 4.1 to 4. 64 Lem% 4. PRICE of St. Jant , -,'t Market 3 , 1011 Clue Market :3. 101 Whderhavl Market. w 13,1 Pcr Storied talk. TALLOW. Town Tlllow 67, 0.1 R 344. a GS. 0 R u.sta do (So Cho Od %I”lti,:x 564 04 Dato ro.lo Si. Grave , ' (land Drt•ts . ..... iule! s P64---Co•d. 908. 114 Sd Avegage Prier ..0. 101 d TelbwSneh 1 1 .4-4 M. Price .41*C.4ddle., deg. I - (1 04. RAW HIDES. _....... Seat Heifers aad Steer., pot geese, St. 6I to Ss. i$J h4Afliogs Ss. 2d to a.. 4i Ordunery Market Cad — 124. Od . linglish Horse Sheep Skies Sheerlioa ~,..11. 4d to Ot. Id. Lamb Skint 2s. Gd. iii Is. Od, ULN. ►Li. Ni.1.40.ki Ca masa. Veal 4 04 to 6s 04 Pork .. 4. 6d to bJ. 44 61. t 6., 0.1 %177-;'-‘IP ". tee : " •• . • PiIICF (W LEXT(IER ItittS,Vllcat.Sib..e.telt . 221 .to (3 i Ditto, 60 to 016 each Sort to k3l Merchants (tacks . . - - - 71 •tal' 2; Dres.ing Hidc.„ ?id to vja Fine Com.h Hideo 111 to P4l Crop Hide for cutting til. to 2A Flat Ordinary . VV.( to 23,1 Calf Skins, :10 to 41116 per DoLoo• • • • 351 to 40d Dine, 50 to 70111 'is tto 40d 1 1 . Ditto, 70 to /WM. 141 to itte. Small Seals (Gr.t.mtland) 4V4 to 451' - e f.arge (tato PO, P, 14(.16 Wl' doaen. ' (3 at Skins Tanned Mery lid, 3Us t.,, 4Vg p-r hid e _____ _ . _______ MEKTING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDII.ILL, To-Niunftuw. Hurn Giles, Canterbury, gr.ts.er • DIVIDEND. Charles Loonsrd, W.%t Rr..4nw.ch, StAfforrkbire, Iron . inunger • I 1. PRE Or STOCKS. ine.brEßM77 3 per Cent itedu.:ed . SALL 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Loyalty gRn . . Lune Annuities Skirt D.ttu Y 3. ifi hnniuni India Bonds . Is. f:xcliiquer Wits I* dis. 2s. mem Is prr.si. Consul: hr T. ISH, Stuck Broker, N*. Cornhill, and 9. (Amin! CrMR. - - - - mica OF IRISH sruci.s—J‘soc Gnv. Deb. 5 per COUR:a:Qt.' LX(.:}IA Amen rdam 3e 3 11 U. Ditto at Sight 67 7 Rotterdam. l2 1 2 .17. Hamburgh S 2tU. ♦ltona 3 9 W. Paris U.tto Bounleaux . 26 7 Cadiz Dilut Madrid .... in I nver Ditto 3ll e ITect 53} Leirbotn 5O Naples Dublin on LOllliOn (Jun Relfagt on London (Jur Beliao on Dublin (Dirt .14.11 it. 11 Germ Venvet s9i 1..1.1).0n ...... op+silu 6l DuA4l illttion. I. •a d. Portugal Gold iis Cent and Ha•+ per et 11 '0 0 suhriutaita . ..... 0 011 New Dollar Silver in Rai..... • • 0 0.0 New Louis each Agio on the Rank of Ma e ,' 5 per Cent. In) . = 7 ) . . ll 61 days. BIRTHS. On Saturday last, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Lyons, was safely delivered of a ion, at Chiehe•ter. On Tuesday morning, t!•• L.riy of Sir Wiliam Pole, Rot. was •etly dAvered of a daughter, at Shute ' in Devonslii , e. Lately, wee delivered of a dau g ht er , at 11 , -htan, the Lady 01 Major SA.vlv., of the Fiat lnd.a C service. Late y, .t EtnoiaLliain Ifous,, Onset, the Lady of 11.iga. d..raGenerel %hum., of a daughter. Lately, at Ow.tou, attar D:utealter, the Lady of Coll. Cooke, M. P. Ida son. MAR RI IGLi. Pne.e. Esl of /Sall% rune, to. Dublin, to Min R a/. b. .n'y 33u titer of James Bnuti.h, Esq. of Laurollug„ Quo a co F..day. at Kingston Ll=l Rerke, by the Rev. Homy , ?lip pislzy, OA Hon. George Itnwe.t. of PitA% WA/dell, en.. son of the late. and b:othor to the present. Eael .of Strathntarrot Mary Thorntr.li, daughter of Edward Thornhill, Kinuton L sleafore.aid. Lately, at U dliain, Mr. J Bradrley, cotton mandaelurer, of Fold, near Old.tain, to elks Patience Wowilinu.e, of Fora • dlew •rth. 7'he unled sees of this venerable pair antonotedie 1:6 loan; Slyr btidegraarn is reported *to be a 110111 of Bar ch tar, but as he has rrodently married Patience, we ho,e - they :nal/ Teed the evening of their life in tranquility. ths Sundav erennight, at Ntwelt.t../. Liongfj g•orer la bri a r, as 'a) to Meadin, who has only sae arm Tins con/re/bon was evnlimily formed in strengthen I ti.rces of 1:i...rt.:1t pftitions by doing it in curiceit. Lit 'it', by spec] il licence, it West .Aston, as 'Wicklow, <; , orge Meaner John Oh/night, of Willidowough, eekteetssay. Ern. I. Mint J-ne Aa.l), youngest daughter or ku.....as Alms, Esq. DF. I ITHS. Oa Saturday ...'nnight, deeply lanemtrd, Mee. Smeeti.n, wife )fr. R. •te.ird Soneeton, of Geifto4 •u9tr 11.•10101- :/lbig.. This amatelet woman wee fed:owed-to h.a crave be ionic her eLecuttei. stet children, and he. in4•ot cis ht 4%.1b iliterTL4 with h. rto t h e same coffin. I, a -t weak, as M. It ichatd Mutton, of f‘lctoutli, a respe atitt and wo•rhy character, was via:kin: t e hi. Cunt, lief wag •tutdrnly •ifted with a taaftneus, and üblt;•-d en h • c. .rr es horns, hut helot auy as•rstence cuuld tit: plOCtift ex••ired. Ve-terdry setnoigitedied, a Wnolliampto.t Ho se, Beth, after a short rhte. , MnE is tbrth Cr-we, drul; tern tls late JOll3l Hyrtt, Esq .t•td rebut of Wu law Jolset Crewe, Esq of W..nittatapton &douse, and mother .w -law to Visco.,nt Chi Sunday teuniaht„ at Idcnly , while in bed w'th It husband, .I,,An • %rife R31,31-t Monday, or Crriwieat, m parish of Ludgron. Oil tha dimovery ut h-r Jarth , i.e, band, who had ►-en tome time rather indeelioaTd, removed: ■number b.d, atwl did in about tut hours atter. They •e r both buried oi th.• same g.av?. HUM ‘‘' cTEK 'IIDS DAY .1.1 I. oNtirrN-Kki,it.s..e. famn. 6 min. after 6 --4 aim rr min an,-.6 SALES BY AUCTION,. Sy Mr. SAI4.I.:Tt. At 104 ItepKitor), in Gemmel! 'tract, TRIO D TIWITe c'C'ock, A PAIR Brown CHARIOT *Area hatile mut I hall qu:.t in harna-•; a L ,u handialtie black M tres fifteen ;,...41.Joiel a half hap, yet herotartol:r :,u;a•rty of a Gentle.nan, having no runner ux for ilit. n ; several Turf with troop-; 11 , 4 0 1 Hirfosis; a wari,ry uvfnl roil, prr., and juttrnea tiererq tramera ta ,o trotters; a groat onnther of Mar.. a,: Gelding% calculated for tnatl-coach, prat chat.* work. &c. Ito onoie uprattit el Une If untlreel lona To be vire..d, and read .nable t taws alhwed. No exis.mca of r. tctiose charge , ' on I lone., &c. if net 'old LF.A.:II and S Stif 11F.131*, eA,Aaclter. At their No. 145, in .1)3 Sisnid, opiwoile Cotherhi s . et (re:no.'d tins' rwk 45/ert, Cnvont-G.trden), fNK HAY, and Slat full.ming Mir (Sunday , ii*Liwk. _ _ 11 ► HE DUPLICATE BOOKS, and BOOKS of 1 raiNrs, LIRRAR Y cantor ntding a rood Colls..tio.i of troy Ars, Tiasel., Foreign and Domestic ay net M 'mo o ., Matheamiti-% Ants .llll,le., Olitlitl, Hinory, Poetry. &bee Letter% mid ether Reno tree •it lA-rats/ie. To be viewed. Catalogues hail at the pane of side, polite dd. STAINED OLARS, CARTOONS FROM RAPHALI., i c By Mr. RLCOARLKON, At los Mt. Si, in the Strand, ea THURSDAY, laps 201, at Twelve A N Extensive and Msgaificent Colleaitva of lx s LION V) t;LASS, consining ro a most superb set of the Cal,..nc after Raphael, Mire!, 'imbed and co:plowed 0010 the or:g.ita:s, and me the fruit iif threJ yeas etuse applrsir Fite emehrat..d Pizturc of Tito Mt. r, in the Royal ?slime Wirwlsor, and a great variety of Subjets, horn the m. st ws• nowned ancient and motion Historical. Fannin, a-4 Langton'' , Piiiiters, the property and perforni inc • of these cede:wawa Art,,t., Mr. arid Mrs. Pmesini, of Ifieligate. To be viewed titi the Sale. Descriptive Catalogues nail be price W. of Mr. Rielaiiison. Mo. Si. 'o,ll'l'l. I.oNDON:—Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No 3) . wirer ,trees, Re. Clomennt, and published bf JO" . RYDER, At the Office, No. li, R..ct. of St. Clemens 4' Chnr.h, wt.. where (Mutt FM iite racy , ' &C. (ON P a." well be duly ateePied l Y ~~ /4tl L Tg, '•=;d ~= 1 " P;r. rir•< Sn A r i de )en X) V$U T H lkl• I any WE lan tin! Trad %heir asul i after atasi