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toREIGX INTELLIGENCE. GERMAN I'M'ERS. rAttle, ..r )imperial Majesties will, this evestibg, ho the French Theatre with their presence. I Majesty the Emperor, accompanied by the Empress, visited, last Saturday, the ware-room and workshops; of the liopenal Mauufictory of porce ' Sevres. The furnace was heated to the . pitch; and His Majesty saw drawn out a representing the Empress, which had been porcelain by Mr. Brachard, senior, one of sculptors belonging to the manufactory. • Neapolitan Majesty issues' the following de- Monteleone. on the 2tith ult.:— I. The Coostitatiuual regime is re-esiablielied —nit the whole extent of our kingdom. The High belongs to the Civil Authority. Military Commissions shall cease from the Ist ' offences nitlits their jurisdiction shall be Col by the Special Tribunals appointed by our Decree of July, 1 Bug." ,s Majesty had taken measures to provide for . subsistence of the army, without burdening the .4habitanto of Calabria, anti numerous convoys of provisions had already arrived at Pisa and other - His Majesty left Monteleone on the :Pith __t Ntootera, where his head-quarters were to he estiblistred upon his return from Toper. Kiug of Bavaria left Munich, on the let inst. way to Baden, to take the waters. Ile will there until the Middle of next month, when returo to Munich, to he present at the the Prince Royal, which are fixed foe in August. BANES OF THE ELBE, JUNE 16. e private letters from E.sthonia have readied ,firth of Gertnany, N►. which it is positively the celebrated liotzobuc died suddenly, ...a estate in that country. Reports are still prevalent among the public, that the Crown Prince of Sweden's sudden death is to be attributed to the effects of poison. The official of the Swedish and Danish Physicians, who present at the opening of his body, has not yet . Soup- private letters, however, froze► assert, tiist two persons at Court were bus " being the cause of the Prince's sudden King of Sweden was so shocked at his , that his health has been upon the decline ever since. He dispatched couriers, with information on this important subject, to Paris and Petersburgh. the ruouteut tidings of this melancholy eyrior reach td hint. It is said that Bonaparte has peremptorily de manded of the Saedisli Court, to shut its ports immediately against the ships sod commerce of fears are entertained by the Amtiicans, ive-property at Stialsourt since the -ripiestra laid on it by the new French Ci iisul, Mu- Wirier, who lately arrived there from Paris. It is a!ao feared, that eiuulrr measures will coon lie the Americans and their properly ports of the Baltic, particularly at Rostock, , Stettin, Lolberg, ice. &c. :e advice* Poor Pans, of the most reeent say, tbut tile plan of adopting, in a certain *. the captive King of Spain, vil,om the French Governuient call Prince of Astoria, hrs beet. wholly abandoned, and that the daughter of Lucien Bona who was destined for his bride and queen. Paris, for Rome. The Senator, her tether, id, iotends to retire entirely to A nierii a. :item from Lyons, received in the North of rummy, state, iliat the Toulon fleet has pot to , and will, on tluubte be nod for the projected conquest of the Isiugilnua of Sicily. cisTitovitan. MAT IL To-day the King arrived here, with a greet num ber of Generals an d Adjutaots. The Prince of Hohensolkro, Adjotaid to the Duke of Feltro, also accompanies dos Alajesty.—(Covrespontkietea.) COME, MAT Fur some days past French troops have been con. timidity arming in this city from 'Upper Italy. We are assured that they are destined to form an army of reserve of between 10 and 12,000 men, iu the territory. watri.xs, MAT 22. According to advice' from Calabria, the Km , : nos arrived there. Uta object is to take the chie f' command of the expedition. We are in eapeeta (ion of great estuta.—(Curresportdcotten.„/ Immo, max 24. Three days ago, at day-break, some large English frigates, au4 two corvettes, appeared off Malenscrus, (the proper harbour of Venice), and be gan to cannonade the fortifications: bat they were re ceived with so brisk a fire, that they sheered eif., The des before yesterday they appeared off Chit:mai, (a forldied ialaud, one mile tothe eouth of Venice), and threw bomhs and grenades into it. As Chiceezi him asofficicrit garrison. and is well supplied with the enemy will be ccmpelkd to retire, eccomplishing his purpose. Yesierday harks, having troops, arniuunitioo. and fut on beard, went to Chiozzi, to be *tile to re , the English with red.hot balls. In Alalsonatis hut balls are also in readiness, in the event of enemy 'Kra appearing. It is &ambit to con ire what they intend by such uselemparades.— Corresposiderd.) vg Pima, JUNE IL It continues to he attsettert that the Illyrian Pro vinces will receive • icing. Mr. Adair has again deferred his departure from Constantinople. 'the Grand Signior has ordered a. considerable sum of money to be distributed among the Chnsimus who suffered by the late fire in Vera. On the 9:h of this month, 300 homey were Orient down at Neuhausel, iu Ilungsry.—( Cur ',Tonere I%) IIintiIIANITADT, MAT 7. On the 4th inst. the Archduke rerdistand :Maxi milian arrived here. Frum Bucharest we kern, that the Russian Co. loud Nikech has received orders from his Sovereign to raise a regiment of Servian Cossack. ill %Val- Ischia, and, as soon as tt is raised, to march with it through Servia to the frontiers of Albsitia. The Ass. alia troop. are said to arrive very slowly, and in musibers, to the Grand Seignior'. army.— ( Cyr rraidutitiost. IItfAINGCVOGH. JVVF 7. Itv the ilissertioe or the buy of his late Knyid illitiness the Crown Prince of Sweden, it has bt e n confirmed that he died by a stroke of atioplexy.-.• Tht physictans fouud that the liver was gone. ITALY, UAY 26. A French siguadron, consisting of two ships of the line end am frigates, has appeared off Otranto. . 4 aDifferent advicestpeak of an impending eipedi tiva Greece.—(eurrespondent.) TftEs'rx l MAY :23. The English ships have again hetonic very nu merous in the Adriatic Sea. A line cf telegraphs has beau established on the coast of the Illyrian States. HANOVER, JUNE la. The territory of Hanover, now united to the kingdom of Westphalia, forms three new West phalian departments, viz. the department of the mouth of the Elbe and the Weser, the department of 'line - oath and the department of the Aller.-- The whole seperficies of the Hanoverian territory. united to the kingdom of Ill'estphalia, contains 434 square German miles, and the whole popula tion is estimated at 594,214 souls.—(Correspomileut, ✓axe 19.) _ $ . Ol • Their isnl nom. the l' re His hlajei Empress, wit 1 kshopa of lain at Seel highest pitel cameo repro done in pure the sculptor: His Neap nee at Mon " Aar. I. ' tbruagllust th Police Lemur 11. The 3 of Juue. All . unable by the the It July, His Maje the subsism inhabitants provisions I ports. His ult. (or Nit be establish The Kin vn his way remain ther he will set: nuptials of some time i Some psi the North • stated that on hie stet Reports the Crown be attribute veport of th were preset uppteared. Soeden, as petted of . death. r • The Ki drift+, the ever to Re!. on this hill the nioutei ed him. It is sai nsauded o: immediate Isngtar. 1. Brest f alto have :1 lieu teats let Whirr, 101 s!so Gore. adapted ai ' I D atlitr pe Wismar. 9 Private drte, say. the t Ciovernuie abisedeact parte, wh , Las left 1' it is said, . Leiters Gerinany, sea, and conquest To-day bet of ti floheneal OCCOIAIpai set timidity a are nutter swerve Homan to Accord has arrive command tiuu of gn Three English f Marmon gRa mean P sewed wit The dry (a fortitie and three has a sof artillery, withoplp warty her fleets on I crier the 1 red-hut b: the enemy r6ve *ha • (Correspd It mini winces w) deferred . TR4LEE. JIVE 18. Yesterday, a most disgraceful accene of outrage was exhibited at fiallinegerah, in this county.--- Shortly . after Divine. Service w s performed in the village Chapel, it was agreed that two fellows, who had some previous animosity to each other, should adjust the close of dispute Ly single combat—their respective parties witnessing the savage coutest as umpires.—They had not, however, been long en gaged in " doubtful conflict," when a friend of one of the combatant* conceiving his champion had receiv ed en unfair blow from his antagonist, slept into his assistance, and sti.tholit ceremony laid on the other; this teas the signal for battle, and te a short time upwards of two hundred were etigNed promis cuously in the affray, Is! axing each other with the moat sanguinary and brutal ferocity ; minty diead‘ WI blows were given on both sides; one man in particular, named *John Katie, a blacksantia sev ceiveil so severe a wound bit the forehead, inflicted by n heavy oak stick; cased with iron, that ue hopes are entertains d of his recovery. Friday last, a dispute occurred in Killarney, between two women; when one of them, enraged at some aspersion cast nu her character by the other, struck her adversary (the wife of n soldier in the South Cork Reeirnest, far advanced in a state of pregnancy) a violent blow with a stout. ; in alll - of which, we 111141eNtalid; her life hiss been since despaired of.-;--The offender, who is a native of the tow ~ lets absconded. Another melancholy instance of the brutal cus tom of having recourse to these dreadful weapons (a practice which we are sorry to observe becoming every day more prevalent), occurred- in the seine town on Wednesday last, when, iu a scuffle which took place in the street, • man of the name of Rein, a tanner, received a blow of a atone on the head, hulled from the hand of a woman, which ter unitated his existe:we the same evening. Several persons charged with being concerned in the affray have b. en committed to the gaol of this town. A riot toak place at the Fen of I..torrana, the 7th Wt. in wbtch a man mimed Prentleville, received an severe a beatiiig that he died to coussquentr few days ago. NAVAL DTkLLwIsNCIS. • PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 27. Arrived the Royatist, LA wino, Capt. iNttzwals from the Downs; unit the derore, Si brig, pr ze to the l'urtAux, taken off the St a rt. Went out of harbour the tturbatlors, 36. grins, Captain Hodsuu; mud Wuulceline. 18 gout, Capt. Kerr. The Masters of out ward. hound vessels petitioned, to-day, Sir It. Curds for a convoy for Portugal, span ) . and the Mediterranean ; whose Roomer was, " He woold forward the tame, and no doubt their wishes would be complied with in a day or Iwo." PLYMOUTH. JUNE 26. Sailed the Weimer ketch, oo a cruise to the Westward. PLYMOOTH-DOCIL, .11.4111 26. Arrived the Druid frigate, l , cir W. Bolton, Knt. from a cruise off Ireland; Sytrille, of 38 gnus, Car tarn Upton. from ditto ; Lavinia, of :33 gnus, Lord W. Stuart. from Portainouth„ late from the Medi.- . lean ; Monkey gnu-hrig. latent. F i ta g er 3 l,l, from a cruise off France ; Neptatme . (l) tender, from Ireland, with impressed new• IWant out of harbour, the Antelitr, of :Ift runs, Capt. Irby, having had a complete repair. FALMOUTH, JUNE 25. Sailed the Queen Charlotte packet, for Cadiz. The outward-bound Mediterranean fleet passed here last 111 K ht, and were joined by the ships here tu • - waiting.—Wind N. UARWICII, JUNE 47. Arrived the Lord Danes* packet. with • mail, sad passengers, from Hebµol•nd. Remains the Brootroy packet, with the Cluttenburgli Moil of yes terday. corm, JUNE 1. Yesterchy morning, the 'Earl Spencer cutter, Lieut. Liuttvelt, arrived ia Ullf harbour from a cruise. The 'hip rurtanic is still detained by contrary winds, from sailing hence fur Plymouth, to be docked aad repaired. BRISTOL, JUIIIIC '26. Arrived. Commerce, fivowell, from Likion ; Vic tory,—, from Writerford: Active, 110.11 Limerick ;* Cornwallis, from A limit ; I•iafrstie. from Nutria) , ; Mllercury ► --, from Cork. DEAL., .roxs 27. Sailed the 'fallacious, on a craise oil Flushing. Arnved Ow Rota and Osprey, for Portsmouth. Came down from the River the Mercury, and ailed spin to the Westward. A chili, three-years and a half ohi, wig decoyed away fro" the doer of his mother. Mrs. Pier r, in I.try-la-hrunie-street, on Wednesday night. 1 1 two aged female euisereants, tinder pretence of of buy ing fruit. The child was found naked in tiolden square, at eleven o'clock. The tittle boy was just able to o!iite• the nerve of the street in which he resided, al.d at too It. o'clock at night he was re turned to hid didernefolate 'nether. A MOW 111 has beets taken up no sie l stion of the felony, but she was not odentitied, glad wadconseri.tentlythacisarged. CAPrvitE of the WINPFLOI INDJAMAN. SICYRACTS OF A LITTER FROM A YOUNG LADY, INTritakiiil,Y4•sl,YArblisfi-NRT01116:....111, IN 'LIU'? tliarit U . " " I shall now attetupt to give you a correct so count of our capture. At day-break, on the IS:b of November, when we Were within' right days' sail of Calcutta, three strange ships were discover ed meetinkr us, which all on bouid concluded to he French. - We were called uit, apd desired to get ourselv.4 prepared .for going to the bread-roma. ..11 felt no fear at that time, tie I was in hopes they might be ludiainen hutneward-briend; however, before ' , eight o'clock, one . of them, winch was eau. indent* before the othersairia a was 'scar eaough for us to discover French colours. At eight o'clock we were handed down to the breed-roam C ac nine they commenced tiring, which was continued till twelve o'clock, when the enemy made sail away from us. Nothing could equal the bravery and gallantry of both officers and men on this occasion. When we were out of much of the enemy's biota, we were brought up on the gun-deck for air. which we stood very much in nerd of, US we Iliad been for four hours in a small place under Water; being so near the line too, the heat was excessive ; however, we had by far the easier part to act, for we were in no danger of our lives, whatever happened.— Four fine young gentlemeu were killed during the tuition, and two wounded; three of those Killed. were Cadets, and oue Ensign. At three p. w. we found ourselves at a good distance from the enemy ; but they were very near the Charlton and United kingdom!, the wily two ships in comp my with the Windianta, us the Northampton sad Union had parted front us fer Ilembay some weeks before.— At lour the eueinyileed a few shots at the Charlton itod United Kinvium. which they returned the Atmemy then ceased tile, though still quite close to titter ships. and they sailed together, witheut ex- changing tire, tip; twelve at night. The Wier/hint wAs then so far before the whets, that we could not hear the report of the guns, we comb' only ore the flashes. After coutinuing about half an hour eh gaged, our two ships struck. When t gait up next inereine, I had 0.! mortificatiou of seeing the largest of t)e enemy's shirrs in chase of us. lbw ever, as the li7indlinkot sailed s 3 welt, it Was the opi. sins of the gentlemen that we might get away.— All that day the enemy kept the seine distance from us, hut :n the night he gained on us so Much, that about now on Monday morning we were again callid upou to go below. At eight the eng.igerneet commenced, and lasted till twelve, when the enemy fell b,lntel. As soon as we were out of the reach of shot, we were brought upon deck, where we found nll the gentlemen in moat excellent spirits, as they then felt quite certaiu of getting away. To lighten the ship still more, the men were employed in pumping out Medeint wine. Before four we, find got so much the better of the enemy, that we all sat down to dinner in wonderful spirits. The rest of Monday and all Tucteley we kept the same distance, but on the mottling of Wednesday the Old, the enemy came tip, with a fine breeze, when we were quite becalmed. At right they commenced fire, which w is, as usual, crintinued till twelve, when the enemy. instead of dropping behind as formerly, got quite close to us, and you cannot isna gine arty thing equal to the horror of the scene that ensued ; one calling out, ' scene ! down with the cob:rani !' -another ceiling. • if he fires a broadside he will shish a, !' However, we were not long in this paiiitu sentence. for we were soon handed up, and understood all was over. j felt quite fatigued, and did not she I one tear till I was met at the head of the steps by Capt. Stewart, who said, ' that We were now - in the heads of our eueuties, but that his hest request would be to he allowed to take us with, Bien wherever he went.' Cala. Steisurtlwas taken on Isouttl the Venom. which vies the 'mute of our etiesny, but S00:1 returned to take us 'along with tom. We were politely received by klupAletat 'la. melon, who is a middle-aged Mats ;he told he never made war with ladies, and that if any of out trneks were plundered, he world matte tap fur our loss. Mr.. Wilson', the Nurser of the. Windham!, was so good as to beg,permission to go on board the IVlrdhant to look tarp& trucks. One of our own officers mid he went, at the hazard of their lives, as by that time the French sailors and our' own had st pinto:Mated, that they were cutting- evert• one that came in their way with cutlasses but am happy tq say they were net heft jai the least.— Through their exertions I Lot all my trunks and boxes. • We were five weeks on board La Venus, on our -way to the Isle of France. For the first three weeks we had very fine weather. hut on the loth a gale fame on, and towards might. on the 22th, Copt % Stewart began to be very much alarmed. wind was increa , ing, and the water runping in through every Isere of the ship. Judge of my seu-. elation, when the carpenter of the. Windham said to Capt. Stewart, • there are seven feet water in the bold, anal if something iv not done, the ship will sink in Ices than an hour.' Capt. Stewart went immediately ou deck, and, sent his own ship' s crew to putnp out the water. which was all that could. then be done. About to at night the fore-top. mast broke, and soon nitre the main-topmast.— Nothing could be dime till day-light. and in that state we remained till thee. Captain S. took the ship completely tinder his own management, got his own crew to cut away the broken Inuits of the masts, and pat her into some o r d e r; for, let what would be the consequence, not one of the French officers or sailors would stir, they were so knocked up. It blew a complete hurricane till twelve in the forenoon of Wednesday, the. 27th, when the wind almost suddenly ceased. On Sunday. the 31st December, we stepped on dry laod, in an enemy's country." On Monday evening. a diNtressing scene occurred in Blackfriars'-road :—A respectable woman who had been in arrears of rent. was so alarmed at the seizure of her good', that she fell into ootivulsiork fits. acd an infant at her breast died the next mora l tug.. One of the houses in St. George's-fiehis fell down on Tuesday, by which two men and a woman were much injured. The tumhhog down of these houses excites no astonishment—the wonder is, how they stand. Wednesday morning a child newly-born, was foam' dead in the Spa-fields, and was 'Arai to the soi k house, Cletkenwell, for a t7otonei's twines IWEETEA 4 GS Of atEDITORS AT GULDIIA TU-MUILILO% . Rioisasit-Daries, Roses galevrah Rin.esh Th e o, otorolsey, frptior-sir 4ser Thaw Rooks, &taco, Dertforchhire, foie er Elizatarth Tempe, Bath-square, P o ru nesu ch , anther RicWO Keith, Dartford, Kcit, rie•tuallcr James Payne, West.stinare, Suetlmaik, a my. tractor - - - James N:eliolla, late „r William ti.:kley, CLurelt-stt eel, llorsie, dos woulstapler 'lsaac Tooke and Apassius Todd, Strand, SU. Bef wine•inerchants John Kenwick, Kim; street, Soho, inoney stri Sober{ Leamirr, Nine Kiln., Surrey, • brewer . John I.y tttt t Uith 1, Surrey saddler Thomas Welling., Church-lane, \t•lritrchaprt, to Thomas Wells and George Owen 'lnke, Bank Snuthwaik, tiumbcr•utcrchauta Pearson, late of Chiswell.street, hanger 7 • ' Kihnuml eutterill, jun. Vine-street, st.srt, buon.merchant Richard henry She•ldou, Nerilles.csurt, Fetter- jeweller John Skirreu, James-signet, lVestniiusl cr. baker Thomas Turvey, Kingston, Surrey, hak,. l . Ilalph Sandorts, Deptford, Feat, wine iticharl 1:11is, Carl. street, proei merchant . • - - • Thouses Goodwin, tlocen.strad, Chcapside, merchant DIVIDENDS. Joonflum Nicholson, High•strect, St. Giles's, Thorium (oldsmith, ShoreditHi, wine.dealer Joseph Cool' rquJi Usekienbbliry, w arthoww man Ettbert Little an %litlimn C.raisidou, late of ' and of Ashford, Kent, linen-drapers Thomas Ilurlaud, liungerford, Berio.hire, dra Law is, Itoutlotreet, wmillen•draper Edward C.e.u, Margaretitreet, Cavendish ciirpeuicr Rolled Furebridge, Pan-jou-place, Kent rout. rey, Ilatb. r.tnerebant Edward stride, now or lath of Failsiou.strect, titian, victualler ileury Gs susiiy Itealson, tale of Gray's inn s noiney•serivener Joh.. Bow wan, Water-lane, Landau, brand ) chant • - - Johll L-ewis Pasteur, late of Stoney Stratfaril, grucaa• Jaaree Handset, New-road, Ratc1ia . ...•161;11'..1 wailer Leldseus Ranson, late •of 'Ciiitiou Coate.. Charing cross, taveru-keeps7. a •••li Thomas ti ...ore Slade, t tid Bumf-street, piegas‘ 'el Shinto N 'alit iiic de and t;corge Nightimpik har.l.st.ect, I masa, baale.. Samuel Sidia 15 C .111.11 Cl:melts Chiprlime, 944 LOUthlti, Silti•merecris • -.- Henry Tormr,lmin.:rly of St. IlfmrtiolainaChr doo:eilk manufacturer John Jacksoli, Giest Yarmouth, Norfolk - . ilirml.l John Fenton and G'corge 3114)01e, kotherloi Let, Surrey, Iron mangos Pant Law Ford, HOW or late of West, bischntyman t,EIITI ricAT William Crouch, late i.f Cha r l e ne-m e . linen,lrsper. JamesChadwick,uf Lower Thames steert,l.ondon, William WI ight, of Stuckpart„ Chester, hair dry William Goddard, of ‘Vood turd[, Chermaide, of South Bridge-Street. Edinburgh, 1114144.1,..as fkifuey, at Liverpool, La....aster, cott, Edwin %Valiant Apace, formerly of ['limberly Road, late of Gaudin row, M. George's ' I.aiiihetli-marsh, New Cut, Sorry, brokt r Robe. t ['tnt:ion, of North Shields, Northeast, Thome" Boyd, of Maida•Sill, Edgeware-toad, Mldiltrnex, shopkeeper. Sateman, of North *holey ,in the par York, woollen .iiimaufacturer Tchlwif; of M. Jaime:Ca atrett, West.. sex, Imoltteller, Peter Dither, of St. Jammer street, Westminster, bookseller Julia flattara, of IlinunAlisizt, Warwick, earn David Taylor., rif SIN EiiiL/oad, PA iddles,s, co. Reber[ HC.6I/11. of Isleworth,, Midi:U.4x, calico- John Pantheist, of Li•repposst, Lanessisc, foci* Josora sty Thrre'ls not the least doubt, ..e um. weenie fur the eveliange of Prisoners merliately concltided. That titi:*regiinent or humor coy: nrogooe Coon's ' of which Lord 11' Colonel, hi arrived In Dublin, and the 11th Dragoon datrdis in•dutY of The 45iinrds hod t muster on Wed parade in St. Jantes'ssoark, goose ordered for service in Portngal, to am c'eacies occasioned by casnalties. This morning the two reeimea• Guards will' he reviewed on Wimbledon Won. Their Royal Highnesses the I AkElllind Duke of Vomit are aspect , Geld. lieu OF STOC YE%IE ihnit block 3 per Coat Reduced 4 per rent ... ............... » imerlt Annuities Om Imlia lion& Excbrqrser ..... rlis. Es41•••Is Lottery 'Mess . ..... COUPitle for T. Ruin, Mott, 4, Carbblll, god% Clow • RTlfit. Oa &many last, at Oakley-Hall, Staffordshire, 11.. Larry of Iltritibn Cliettrode, or a son' the loth Inst. as terty.tionle, Rrccotichire, tL. lies. Mrs. Xellinetou, • f a SOW • Ifie netts Mat. the lion. Mrs. itian, of a son. 111,11tRIAI:ES. .011 Monday morning, at Ennis, by a rpeeial license, by IM Rev. Art bilesenu Kenny, %Valiant Datum Fluor 311 C, &if to MO* Saved, of Ennis, with a &Home rf 111,(Iblil. At GburgaireChareb, near Curls, by tba Rev. Chancellor 'Haase, Robert Newenbert, Esq. sou of Jiajur Nmsetil,ne, sad nephew to William W. Newenbaus,Coolmore, 1 , ..1 to hoe, rhasgest daughter of Edward lime, ut Es.tw} Bill, Esq. Lastly, by the Rol. R. Cam ton, M.A. Archdeacon of 54 David's, the Rrv. Daniel Matiogb, M.A. Rector of M h."" chapel, late Fellow of Brazen Norw•Colkgr.,Oxford, to EWA. bath, eldest risoikter John Levet, - Esq. assail London. DEATHS. Oa ifeheesdav, Featherstoseltaildinp, Holborn, ;a her i7lll year, liary Ann taste, eldest daughter ut Vita /Pining', of Dedham, Paps, roui. On the 94111 list. in his arab year, Archer Cuevas. litq d Yetminster, Dorset. la the morning he attended the air eke in the ' Cathedral at Welts, *here he was Oil a visa to war relative, sad whilst at dinucr fell from his chair, ant is• dangly eePirvdt la feu, he filled the bigli_aad suip,;,teat nice of Shet int of the etiosty of Dureol. Oa IVeiliteeday 11114 gie Clifton, aged tett, Thomas l ola Wallas Eaq• eideallsoiet of Ifte.Adosiral Wells. NIQH.% THIS DAY, AT LAMDCor KOS, 6 psis. alter Ift I Dna sS aloe. after 14. LON DON smitc4.M C. SM Wo. 1, Minter. I " 4 Pubkaw 4 . No. 19, Rack of it. Ckaeoe.- 1 . Strafed, by I. WHITE, of tom plate. itLDIIALL, et, pc,. u. e. 2 12 er . 3 I th, • 1 In - - 3 1p tuy.cui- -a Il • 3 It 1 , Surrey, , le and of • - 3 13 . erivettcr s t o • 3 13 11 , ',touter 3 Li .11 tuuk ode, ' A - 2 14 , paper- ie t.w I pund. In 1 - I It tier-lane, Itt . t " ul ant - I Itt etwisturt. - 1 11 nerdtant book. - .r - I nsn- f Illthe, - roper I square, ' 1 .E3tl, Sat- 1 Sp4al. • Is to square, - /1 lady mer. 1 rd, Ruck- - ?ay, -II x fee•huuxe, 11 T tlietkaltr Ile. Luta • c:1.1 Greet, - 11 raw!, Lott. • s - I t mal.asews, - Itathlutue.pl.tto, ) .rtrlon,vit r dresser. Ode, aa4 ..usetnan. .4tun• merchant_ rland St. 's fields, 1.02 tdr usberlaarl, ttncee. l'addlagtuu, tarisb of Braga{ • ltninsker, • Luster, 31 'clatter; ora dealer. x, eabiaart mater. :Attu- priulet. • arebstat. tssixask. • stletafand, thst aio..staiLbe how the 7th rr lera t irp k, the I hos replace , / t that gainson. tlitrodnyon ills of them were Ipply the deft- rote of Lire iblerten Corn- ,he Prince of piloted iu tle a ..s9 f oti 7:10 1 k.1 , I I prow. ; rem. is. tarn .:•7 1 Cbsrioa•Creass. s 1 dal. ire, !Le Leaf usbire, • tbc lloa. f a sots. rectal lieerwe, by