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matichtei . ansi inlay ful conspiracy with which t:ey were chit-gest i.: present iedictoreat ; and • •sarovery of which Ihrougl. the menus it a sus twined ten . Hoi.s who had been liCCOMpliCr nr the co ,.•rrl.'V first isduertul to, who wJ3 to lw the priticipal evidence against them o r,sent uci Jsion. . . Mr. At.l.r.Y, CoUt.twl I.lr tue proaecutioti, having 'tiled the c tie with Isl. , 11811a1 0)34. Mr. Jahn Walt, j u t. give testimony to the fact or titr fir•t von-piracy, ■ud of the sut Sequent employment of itli:kr and Fitz4eruld as pfre4l44ll; in which 'up NA. supp.tit••J by Mr. Philip Street. the publisher 7%e . Beujwati, Beveridge W 46 tiled called. but did not answer. Mr. ALLEY assured the Court that he had himself spoken to Bereialge at the door of the Court s few 'Mauler before, and had not the slightest doubt but he was forthcoming. Niemen gem were then sea in *earth of him, but he could not be found ; nor did hr. after repested calls sod the lapse of a coieliderahle time. appe.lr. The Comwou Scamtar then oh.ersied, that the Court hail waited almost beyond the hounds of prudence for the witness; he had only to mit. therefore. whether the prosecution could go for ward without him ? Nf. ALLEY declared that it could not. Tbv common SFIUII4NT Imuented that public justice iboula be thus defeated. but as there wa■ au eviaroree. the Defenclauis must of course be aegrittoci. The l'riaooers were acquitted accordingly. An affidavit was shortly afterwards tendered to the Court, on the part of Ms. John Walter. jun. in which he denied all knowledge of tbe.cauee of the ohsener of the witness ; for winch the Court gave turn ilia atoms ample credit. l'he trial of Wentworth and Warwick, who stood 'homed oe an Indictment for conspiracy to raise their wages, was postponed to next sessions, on au affidavit put to by the Attorney of Mr. Walter. re• preseuriag. that, upon the opinion of Counsel, he asocial sot go to trial with safety, iu the absence of IKELAND. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. DVILITC.-Dse. 4. HcV?OU •J •. Earl al LLANDAII gist! OTM I RS. The Colts Bozos pronounced the judgment of dm Comet is this cause—the most weighty and ar. hoes is his Court. it has lasted nearly thirty itsiari s involved numerous parties and interests, sod SslbMeed some of the most curious and iuipurtaat spiestisos. The Cosset hawing occupied two hours in giving t ar ... 4 we consist be expected to detail the par ars—The bill was died by several creditors lair the sale of the great estates of Annetield, near Thoth*, in the cuuuty of Tipperary (the ancient patois's, of the Mathew family). fur the payment of the debts of the late Thomas Mathes, L.q. of Autiefield, deceased, father of the lute and grated father of the present Etrl of Llaudaff. Jo 1799 the Plaintiffs obtained a decree, direct ing an accouut to ha taken of all the debts ; and sow, woofs the 06'icars' report, made nearly two )ears ago, after various anseualtursts rail decretal orders, it appeared that the amount of the.sereral deists cl.titned exceeded 80.000 i. The Llefetidaut. the Earl of Llaudaff. contended, to support of a claim set up by his Either, that hr was entitled, WS first incualltrancer, to a charge of 110.0001. with a long arrear of iutsrtat, under cer tain articles parented upon the intwrinerriaKe of lbs gresdfatlier. Thomas Mathew, with Cathariou Mathew s is 1736;1111d sieve coufi rased in 1746. • Ts.to other creditors opposed this claim, upon va rious grou n d s of abjection ; and coutanded. that the late Earl.was sot entitled to set up those judgments as valued. The Court this cloy decreed fina:ly, that the Earl of Llawtars claims under those judgments must be railroad to thou.! all the other creditors fur valuable causideratimw ; they held that the late Earl hod wholly waived and rebuquished thew, eves if valid, by • deed executed in 1774, by him end big father—which being in thr nature of an hos ✓euralate family arrangement. must be held coos desire ; sod they director I that this great patrisuo• alai estate of Anoefield shall be sold ',untidy within duet months, and that thr produce of the s„ le shall be applied to the ps/isent of the otl►er creditors for value (to the exclumun of Lord Llanclan); that all the carts expended by the Plaintiff be paid; sad if say surplus remains. it shall be subject so future unruliest. However, no surlily* is expected, as the debts are supproird to exceed the produce of these estates by 40,1001. and upward., an d thus the Earl's claim is is effect S11111116:11. It is singable that the late Lord Avunu►ore was Counsel is this cause, when Mr. Ye!reruns; he at. tersest& p►osounced several 'orders, and the first drerre is it as Chief Baron, between 1788,anil 180$. The present Chief flame was also leading Counsel he Lord Uandaff in this cause for 13 years, argued it frequently and powerfully in Isis I►ehalf. And sow, after having presided live years. and having taken nearly twelve months foe consideration, of this cause since the last orgunsent, he has mistily decided attains*. the validity of all theme claims of his own quondam clitut. Tisk, linsercr, only proves the intricacy of the case. the variety of t•ic arguments, and the &what.' construction of the nreny deed. and d , etnuents etti.titt4 in it, as well a* the candour and impartiality of the enliglat. rne.l Jie.l4e, who this. •roes. tn+ change o f broti. seen. npo.n groom:ls which hive impressed his mind rite► the ►eal and -nliatantial j.s.tice of the case. Professor MOIIK, who gtocerrded Prol;:•ror Pus eon iss the dessirisuent of Grecian literature et the University of Canibrillso, is expected, its the en „ping p e rlssnienr, to chitin the hitherto dormant honours of the Dukerlo.o of Altreutarle. The Learned Professor's right is auderstood oolong his friends to be nagos.stionable. 011 Wednesday. as sone mechanics in Ports invouth Dock-yawl were hesuriug • capstan to heist a piece of timber. the rooster' recalled , by which 4 by. who way sstssissug on one of t:ie h wee throws against the ship's side. anti fell iuto the water ; open which one of the toed plunged after biro, and. after he had sunk twice, succeeded iu lotus r grave. •vms Ma from • mmmmm common mu!! PO LI i. E. A tau K the name of Johnson, waa Charged at this OffitY, on 'Monday, with a lutilso•like assault on two Ladies of the mine of (:rapier, in the Mai .le-bore New-road, on Sii-islay eveniiig. It appeared in cridestre, that the defoodatit attached the essiiiplitinar.w sits/their u a Jour, and at teutpt ed liberties out to be 111e11ii4.0404 not he h“tt the audacity to follow them •itliin their own gates, where he *hock one or them a violent blow Au alarm was Givenpnil he no. taken by a watchman. The definer was and the defendant nab committed iu default of bail. . . IVAVAL TEM-LW:ACE.. POBT1,110t;TII, orc. 10. Arrived the Victo►y, 100 gun., Capt. Dion.tretri ; liesolio lion. 74. Captain Hardy ; Clyde, 38, Cuptivti Owen; raibot, 18, Hon. Capt. JOIP.IIO Varitiour, Is, Capt. Lawless; end e brig, Capt. Cymru, Irma the Eastward.—Also en ived, the Ita:k tratoport, I.:hurter, master; being one of the ships which left Lisbon under convoy of the Duiphin. She has on bowed 146 deserters from Masseras army ; they are chiefly composed of Gentians. _ DEAL. DEC. 10. We have experienced a heavy gale of wind to-day from them southward. but the shipt iu the Downs have not in the least suffered by it, except au Am•- ri. as brig, which parted from her cables, and tin for itsmagate Pier; she ran foul.of the Thames. Capt. Clarke, but did .hiin 110 damage. Four o'Clock. p.ue.—The wind has got mere to the westward. and cinoiderably abated. tact o'Clock.—Quste moderate. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Gaacrarra. Dux. W.—Arnved the Lady Covington ♦tkins, from Calcutta. The following is ■ general absiract of the /runs and sten employed in the position of Lord Wet.- :Amason, the lst or Noifrraher, 1810 : WI R.T LINK. From ['trestle In the valley of Calleedrit-6 Rorke 13 twelve-pounders. The! Weeks ye thu hoc to be cousider- eJ au ewer( open batteries. To shot the rued throuelt the valley of Calteedris-2 Works, . _ 400 Infantry, 6 twelCr.amortel; From the valley of t aaeolviz to the valley of Rohn,' —5 Works, Ica •iirantry, a twelve. pounders, 7 iiine-pottoder.. iffishleof Sokol Jr Monte Grace-4 Works, loin° iefantry, a si-isch howitzers, is twelvt•puostkvs, to uiue-potisidtra, 9 sis•perrodere. &errs &St. Airdo-2 Works, soo isisatry, 1 braise-para ders, s sise-psoodrrs. Torres Yoke. ..4 Works, 3,100 Weary, 1 51 inch howit zer% 15 I weke. pounders, to mitse. pomades's, 6 pounders. Eaton de Carabeiros—a Works, 53u irthatry, j teLlse posoka. 4 oar- pounders. From Pooled@ Rad 10 St. Pedro de Cerisrs--a Works, 970 infantry, 6 tweiverosiess. i aise-poesders. Total, First 1161—.31 Works, tu,044.1 infantry, 6 51-iaeh humane% 7.8 twchre :iestiders, 4; uiue-poubders, 15 lA remakes. MCCORD 1.11,11% From the Titg.ts to the Csys d. Putill4--to karts, 4,460 Infantry, tng IvrelVe•ptilllttiera. Is mineinsiod•rs. Pass of firr.41444—.1 Works, to twellte-posiatiers, 4 sine posoders. Redoubt newer the retreat—l Work, 200 isfastsy, 2 twelve posse/era. Nos of Faciast..3 Works, 460 tawdry. 6 twelvo-poentlers, , . ... 11100.pusiii2t1s. Poo. of Muziartyttse—in Markt, 2110 infantry, it twelve. punnet*, it niue•puudettt. Coaratag road (tutu Mafia in 121110-12 Worts, ,47t, infan try!, 25 lwelve.ioooldere, iii usisa-pmulden. K., to maim—la Wert% Aso laastry. 3 iwelve•pwnd- era, 19 utae-puraders eat wet•ta Matra and the Sea, hat Line-7 Works, t77a ia. (Autry, to twelve•pneaders. Secon4 Wucki. use btfitatry, 7 twelve-pounders. T o tal, secolet Lice—o 3 Werke, ta,loo infantry, 141 twelve pouatlers„ 63 aitaelptaalevs. Tu covet the entbarkatiee at itt. holies's—it Werke, 3,1130 imfautry, 6 31.ireis howitzers, a.. tweitty-fouritettatlera, N iweivelassatlets, 9 atarlataadera, 6 me posadere. Greed Total--su7 Weeks 4t,e90 Whew', I s}-ittels Iwo Otter% too twerty-fear-paatidese, 2/51 twelve. pleaders, tat atite-ratatkre, ii sia-postaers. The ressaaJet of the Army eisaltried at a k es lag up the eowevaraication betreea Furls and Ilse e. Pursuant to notice given, a meeting was held on Monday murniug at l..t.utro's,coinposed of Un derwriters sod others interested in the Baltic Trade, fur the purpose of considering what Intlllll4 could be adopted must effectually, to discover the nefarious collusions in the Ports of that sun ; and to lay down some general 1 solea, tinder which the Lases iu that trade should he adju-tt.l. Mr. Alderman Rowcaola having been cal;e.ii is the Chair, after mme preliminary observation., • Committee of seven was appointed to cmduct the correspondence, for the purpose of detecting the iniluity practised, sad the meeting adjourned to Thursday nest. . . • o Mau early hour n "Tuesday seunight, a inectiN took place clear "lenity, in the county of Dubin, between J. H —v. Esq. and G. B —N, limp the former lawsuit.' try en Officer of the garrison, the latter by • professional Gentleman: several Grial e . men, friends of rech. were also on the gr. uud. Every coat:easier', that could possLlslv be wu.le was on the purl of the latter, cud sitahy Gentle men on each side, without effect. The result the parties took their ground at ten pace.. a care of iffololf, eras tired, by which each received slight wounds: when, on the third tire, the latter was wounded through the right shoulder, which tenni stated the lititintiN he being vaulted off the ground tti.hiscarrsage. . . Last week Wu brought to the County pot, Win chester. Fa4Nl ti LueK, for hating in his pusee,sion, ■t the pari,h nl Ileaollev, two deer skins, anti * tot! to take deer, for one year's imptsaoutneut for this offence. Earl• on Thursday morning the Clarendon Hotel inn llontl-street was brokeu open. and robbed of seve ral at tic', s of plate and oilier valuable property.— Sever..l df.Mtfil were broken open. It was ascer. Wiled that the robbers must hive been ■n hour in the house, from the was-lights that hid been burnt. On the afternoon of the same day a silver cruet-stand and bottles was offered to pledge by a women at • pawnbroker'. in Loudon Wall, fur gas. saying they were her own property ; that she had bought them at a shop is. Cheapside far 31. The pawnbroker, knowing them lobe worth al.stispecterl she had not come honestly by them, wad sent to inquire in M. son'swilley; Colonise-street, where the woman said she lived, and learnt she had removed Irons there ; he therefor detained her. and yesterday she under wet.' en examination et Bow-•trectolbee before Mr. Naas., when Mr. Ja.lllllll, the landlord of the ClirrendonHotel,attended.msd identified the cruet stands to he his property. The prisoner sot being able to give a satisfactory account bow she became possessed of it, abe was con mitred for further es. suissatiou. i'Rt b LAST hfci)Ts c~aZETTr. PARtriEIeSHI PS DIStOLV John Roberts and WsShaba IVatchana, a Sisallomstrect, Miadicsex, oilmen. December io % iettu. ElisabrileWsot, Juba Cloth- William Chide, and Thomas Harrison Want, at New Windsor, Betks, isauholders. 'ember 7, Isla. Ralph Storcuson, Ralph Leigh, sad Rommel I.eish, of Shelton, Star.rdshire, audits December its, into. Jambes Arthiugitm it ilium sod Thomas Yeardley, of Liars sky, York, liormsnatmfacturci s. limrn eher 10, iitu. John Heads and John Poleihorpe Heath. of Nottingham, and of Milk sired I.ondou, husirrs. June as, Islo. John Beck and William &idiotic, ut Slum/slang, Salop, grocers. May 7, Is in. John Ranson sod Christopher Pratt, of BishoplNearnioulli, Durham, milkrs. Ikcember 5, 1010 William Wicks, %I illinur Cook, Hoary Kuight, and Richard Wicks, of Worthing, Sussex, brewers. Noreinber 1910. - . Edward Slim, Ann Wentworth, and Mary Ann Slim, of Isbustuu babel dabbers. Ihrember . trio. Idward Minima' nod Julia Haws...ill, of Great Bolton. Lancaster, Mien. November 29, ism. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jam 111 itclaell, Isle of b °elbow ram, York, but aim of Fleeleouu ket, Loodou, brick- umker. BANKRUPTS. Chri•topher Leo, of Dorgate-hill, London, merchant, I.) surresde. December 15, IJ, and January 12, at torte., at Usildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Hid Jew. y. Miekael Nathan, of Cutilsiouv-stmet. nisitectiarl, Mid dlesex, tailor, to surrender, I)rcruiber 15, II!), and Januar) 42, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1.....d0n. Atturmys, Mese . Wilde and Knight, Falrnis-squarre. William Kirk and William Broughton, of Leeds, York, merchants, In surrender, Deceusber January at ten, at the White Hone Tavern, Leell.. Micmac).., Mears. Sykes and Knowles, New lon, Lasuil.o i and Mr. Blackliern, I .eeds. Harry 1110Inman Altrre, of Erighthelinetroe. Sours, on deflakur, to 'amender ' Da:ember v;, and Jauuurr el , at char.', at the Old ship Tavern, Ih ightlichastutte. At- Wary, Mr. William Ellis. Flatfoot:ankh, llullwra. _ . . . Aim Roberts, late of N auk. ic li, Chester, innkeeper, to sur render, January 7, t, and our, us the Glohe Tavern, John.street, Liverpool. Attorney, :11r. Archibald keightley, 11uod.street, Livrrpoid. Thomm Hill, of Si ighton, Sussex, cabinet •makm, to Bur. reutkr Dreember at Is. a eleven, sod January- 22, at ten, at Guildhall, Lir.dno. Attorneys, Mr. Pike, Air. street, Piccadilly; and Mr t:rusweller, Brighton. Thomas I'm lot, of Dovercourt, - Essex, miller, hi surren der December 27, 24, and January 22, ut trio, at the Angel lon, Cokhester. Attorneys, Mr.Sparl.ne, Colchester; arid Mr. Coning, Dertlett'sdiuil:litigs, liultiora, London. Williams Chancey Pearsc, late of Newton Abbot, Davao, linen-draper, to surrender, December go, at tee, 2:, and Jsimary ea, at tclve, at the tioldeu Lion lan, Ashburton. Attorneys, Mr. John Jordan, of East Teiguniontb, Devoe; amt Mr. Fairliank, Staple Inn, 1.1111•1011. Jaws Ciento:urn and (*harks Price, of Pickett alreet. Strand, Middlesex, ehreamougors, to surrender, December 13, to,, sad January at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney., Memos. Gregnon and Dixon, Angel court, Tbrogusorten. street. John Davy and Matthew Davy, bite of Bread•►treel, Lee amo, marebiatita, to ►um:oder, December r.oti, and Janu ary ga. al ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Suet, surrey• sueet Strand. - Edward Collies, of St Mary Axe, Lefties, boot aid shoe maker, to surrender, Dcerallser at ..leveu, is, and Jinu. wry 4J, et tell, at Guildhall. Atturury, Mr. Meeks, Well close-sqoare. Jobe Clay, forierrly of Kingston -typos-Hull, and lately of Gotheeborgh, Sank,, eisereharit, to surrender, Hereetber Is, la, sad January ce, at eleven, at the George los, keep ston-spou-ihillf Attorney, Mr. Martin, Hull. William Spencer, of Wl.etstoue, Leicester, hosier, to oar. retailer littereiber IP. at four, ig, at ten, sod Jo/ivory gs, at twelve at the Blue Sell Inn, Leicester. Attorneys, Mr. Lawton, ' Leicester ; and Mr. kennel Taylor, Seetbaseptoe buildings, Cheeeery.lane, I.oltiloo. James Watemegh, now or late of I.irerpool, ironmonger ; to surrender, Jaauary I, it., and 82 at tiew, at the Gror‘e Ins, Liverpool. Attempt, Mr. HoutXtole, tlrmakirk ; awl Mr. Wiadie, Joke street, Flerelord-row, London. Patrick M.Cateley, of Liverieml, merchant, to surrender, January to, 11, soil at one, at the Globe Tavern, I.irer. pool. Attorneys, Mr. W ' illsausson Liverpool; s ad Mr. flied* Johu.sireet, Bedfurd.row, Leedom. . . • William Aimee t h e younger, of Liverpool, tailor, to sm. render, January 7,9, and 2, At eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atturseys, Me.7a. Statastreet and Eden, l ore. pont ; and Mr. Wiadle, John street, Bcdforderm, lemilon. Richard Jolntsost, uLant , End, Stviford, manufacturer of earthenware, to earreuder, January 2,3, at twelve, at the Roebuck Inn, Newcastle, and It, at three, at the Crow* Inn, Stone. Attorneys, Slums. %Villa, l'airthurse, and Clarke Warnfird-court, London; and Mr. Vernon, Muse. Robert Urethan', of Stockport, check-maisufacnotr, to surrender, December 29, 97, and Jantueryll. at ism, at the White Rear Imo, Manchester. Allorae)s, Mess:s. Hewitt anti Kirk, Maaellestisr. Jame. /*Asa, of Chester, linen-draper, to sarrender, De cember ts, u 7, and January 91, at elcves ' Cat the oarh and Horses Inn, Cheater. Attorney., Mews. Philprit and Stone, Temple, Leaden; and Mr Finchett, Cluster. Thomas Daubs the elder now au late of Oldbury, Salop, victualler, to ourrender, Deceintrer 17, as four, and Ja nuary trt, at eleven, at the Jerninghsess Arms, Skithal, Salop. Attorneys, Mertes. Austere and Cox, Inset Temple, London; and Mr. John Robinson. Dudley. John Broom, late of Carlisle, and Matthew Brows the younger, late of Niteroi-green Lirkoswohl, Caasherland, estaustaelsrers, to sorreoder, December 26, soil January t,, at Atari., at the Lion seal Lamb Inn, (:whsle. Amor mil., air. Uj,k4 if. Bead-eOOII, Walbrimk, Loudon; and Mr. Henry Pearson, Carlisle. 'Wall Cope, of Neweastle-mader-Lyme, Stafford, mercer, to surrender, January 7, a , and that rtes.*, at the Roebuck, Newcastle•under-l-rtue. Attorneys, Mr. Harding, liotley, Stafford daire ; and "Mr. Wilson, King's Beloit-salt., London, Julia of Mortimer -strut, Mid dlesex, butcher, le 'sere:Klee, Deeeiiiitee la, 99, and January et, at leer, at Guildhall, Loather. Airmen. !tlessre. Jew %gags and Collier, Cara7astreet, l A n t doo. Joseph Moore, of Tetteahall, Stafford, dealer in horse., to intender, December IS, it, and January tht, at eharen, at London. Attorney, Mr. Juloa t:olentau, apposite Islington. William Miller, of Batts, 'meet., to surrender, Derendser IT, V:, tad January Jg. at Ileven, at the Clirlatisplicr Inn mid riVefil, Rath. Attorneys, Messrs. Sheptuird MCA Jl%lllllOOll, 1tt46 , 1'.1.1" .W, 1•011d011; tool Ale. R.. 1. Sheppard, Path. hinnws 11in1, of Ilaimlirster, cutlass suerekant. to karma dee, Dicenshcr 41.1, a 7, and January is, at 1. , m, at the Genrge Msneliever. Attornr)s, Ms Fars Willis, tairtlimiie, and Clark... Warnford.const, Loudon; and Mr. Hyslop, Kiwi street, Manchester . illisin Ilaisessinge, Williams Fletcher, and James Barber, of 111 , :rars, Su.sey, simp-mannfatturr.o, to misreads", Marin i...l 11, r, at eleven, and January tul, at Wire, at Guild. Attorney, Mr Bennet, Dean'a-enurt, Hoe t“isi%cosusuno,. %Voolcatt. of Wise',worth road, I.amtrth. Sarre", tonild,r, ti sal reader, Deccollter la, at h 111, 99, at .4ven, mut J.tauacy 2,1, at ka, at GallkiLall, 1.01111011. Aitonsay, Mr. Suet, Surrey•atrret, Straud, I.oudon. Rnbert of Cruyaloo, tlterrey, lineo.draper, to atty. ro oder, I/cc...odor IS, to, and Jauttary 11, at torive, at Coal.tisall, !amble Attorney... Mr Ga), Croydost ; and Mr. Tucker, Ow th.t ea- Itulk.roa, DIVIDENDS. January 5. Joseph Deacon, of Baker-street, Parheam. spun e, Middlesex, evarect.oner, at twelve, et Loudon. January B. Thomas Arnold, of Canterbury, Kent, rover, at ten, at Guildhall, Widen. Janney v. Thuntu Liaised, or Cheapaide, Leandsio, aileer stnith, at ~ leven, at Guildhall doeweey en. Geurge Ta)lat, Of Barstrd, Wrothans, Kent ipaper.staker, at tea, at Goildhad, Lend's. Ammar, t. George Carne.„rew sr late of Slancliester, cot. icoospicser. tit ten, cl he lividgetutler (+tool'. Jaaaary e. Aebert fleosac, Itotert Tice Ilan, of Iskaartlt. Midihem, cativo IN I 4aitd_ill, Loud... Jautowy a. George Delsottot Gray's jou eras, Middlesex, coookteper, at tee. doo. Jausaiy 8. TbousasCallett. of Uxbridge, at tweho. at Guildhall, Camden. Deremßer SU. Garen Young and Gases CI tow, lowdonoscrehasio, hi stews, atarla....,_ January a. Jolts liana, law of Titan), Cornwall, tines, at ninepin' HMO, Exeter. J y 12. Thomas Losinkile, of Cow,- C wt , tr. - square, ithiltior, lawn-dr, at Guildhall, L oa d oc , Janurry 11. James Caifrae mad nolert drapers, at Mere; at the George Jan, 4:nairedivet, Po' • January 9. Mary Leach, of Preston, I.2lirt dealer, rat rleven, at the Maim. Preston. January J. Thomas Smith, of Brand o n, chant, at twelve, at Idle Chequer lon, Braun January lg. JOPeph ThO , Res, .11 Rruud street 1 dine. and d Shrphroci*.Elttult. 111 iddlestN, lathy, tit Guildhall, Lot:dist, January g 3. Jiiiia I:giontuu Wallis, lute of ' merchant. at eicara, ai the The.. 'ttpu 1 JaCU3I7 .1. Phiiip Lock, 4.ltismtle?, Gleo ; at el:ream, at the Red Lion lua , Nailsuut FICAT ES —I t• v.. M abut. ,ul 'rot teultaso•CoLut•rw. Daniel Fri roma, William SA, a, J (.'Larch street, iltrosourlsey. aunty. ai !we-1.41"m Alcy:nLu I hut( an, or Liverpool, dare►. C iiLard Luisa, ul Docklwad, Nerny. cl (;tot;.--Au old British l'u'olwith (011,1%641g stitcilive of Admiral V ral true, a.s the .J the %VOIR' ;;; dote is this :—Tlie %ado's: st•cuttutned to drink their allow ince ruin, Admiral Vaewor tantkr his enanniatid to mix it with titivation gave great oftlitz to the t • time, rendered the Commander a ttttt lig thou. 'Elie Atlalroll at tiL grogram vont ; fur which resume ' hint oil frog. Anti hence, by tim, liquor he rnuaratut•d thew to dritit, tinned among them the name of grog, cot' itsr. OF FCC:GANG; FAA Rio Jam*, blahs ... Gibraltar Dobbs.. otsterdio.i l' Ditto at itattenhou r. f. e it 9 I'. Hassbero 14 6 eitT. Ahem ar 7 ell!. Feria •.. uu 11 Lir. DfU•s Vs vo 6 P 01411,111 ant/ Saws Foreign New Doubloons Nets Dollars. Sneer ill liars Iry Louis :0 Ape sus ihe per Cent. Y ESTEJt PRICK UP STOCk Rant Stuck.. • par Gat ReArced 4 pt. Cold Lon Aimutties firumw em ladia Excharer Bilk ENglisis (Amory Tfreket• Carrie Ise T. RIAU, ♦. CerslAll, awl mat:{~. On Mondot ihe 'A indent, in Clorgti.street. lhe l t►s Hon. Jobs Vaughan, M.P. of • ti:U-bore itagetitti On Hominy, the mils instant, in Stralford-Tare, Lady of the Hun. Jo►. Wingfield Stratfurd. of n ton ►tir. MARRIAGES. On Tharsday, the stqlb of Nowensiew, at Lis. near Lyniagton, Charles Thomas Bodeshoo, Ess. seta C. Bodeabata, Peg. of Itotherwss, Herefordshire, Is )! Elias Weld, darter of lbs late Thawing %Fuld, Let Ls'worth Castile, Donetshire. Os the ad of 0 , Sitar, at Halifax, Nowa Scotia, In Right Rev the Bishop of Nova Scotia, Hrowy Villas Liss Esq. a Captain of the Royal Navy, asid aephiw to the Bit How. Lord Viscount Torwingtou, to Maria Jame, davglito the HMI J. B. Clarke, Member of His lysjaatys Cosa Cape Breton.—The GOVINIDOI NMI Lady Prevost wise at the soleatuazatios4 aad his Eacelleacy gave ' awn. Oa Wednesday, at Slithery flempferd, by iw sad Mew. Charles Iltrangwals„ Charles Levers, M.P. fur Munn, to Lady Charlotte Stessyrreye, , daughter attic late E irl of I k 1141141 R. ON the .id isatiat, by special beenee, at Castle F' the Coast! of Longford, she twat of the Earle _ Sir Richard Levies,. Bart. of High Park, in the Coen% Westmeath, to the Hee. Elisabeth Arse Parhyus, e dau•thter of the late, sad sister to the preseet Lord dirt Ititr.:.leu, as psi as Y'a louder., el, allissild:ialt, ar, Ifidtitrsett, a Cleaniv. vf li 0 01 Censorial, airs Low,' 11, 000 k. ku-draper, at • az . 0 in of : ivn n/ 11.C11194., 4291 ton. ‘llll l / 1 7colji tt Bra 09" I street latlld 911 Lftl:11.: , sib e of Colclicgc.,l* "P. I au, c o :, ;km; liter , ‘2 , ‘ . 'swot lb, *OW ~ t• .11/N I. tit l'..trate • it 1444 of 'ln g o t lira 91. 1, .y. china rise. • wattron contain' M. I: bit !;1111111).;. : . " T v ae . ir kil i s l : 4 4 .l 6l . lll l lW i.. a . y nd t fn: Moll eerth Ned lib water. .11 Ise sailors; sb.r, ler vary envi e The t that tithe a,a Ref DU Alley 11 , Cit.te. sliltrests, aa r Crag. Tea • staisav, l)ic. ;. Id tacos 72 V ei tar Cu Val 1%; fel Cold fti CNA Bars per o:. 4 t Cs Gold So s. ...... Doubloons.. Dollars — id Bars.— Atria the Beak of LAI I wr :STIR DAT . '.`4o, 6111.,eti arty ••! slit. .. .21 ati presa. .... I 9 peso. -;I. d7.:J IH, tract-rberen Id J, l if finZ• 1:111 iricetetreet, the lady rill-burr dastelitss. in Strut hxd.plare, t Stratford. of a see ' Il her, at R..l4lreClos drodenhans, East sun Herefisnishire, is Moor Weld, Lai. I, Nowa Scotia, b. t is, Heuey Vilkes .ed seplttw to the fli;t. Nitta Jame, dewed:, v lie Majesty's COUt.tilef dy Prevost were pr ceilasey !aria reed, by the fiedeurg Medea Lewes, EN. • Sinsll"7 6 / 7 11 " //99, at Castle Forbrs. of the Earle( (inward, Park, in the Coonty Arse Parbyes, el,: Ike proreat Lord h te, Neweaulle, agetl the wrisfortuarot hell I' ter thigh hoar, of life, at his se at, Else F.Ol. Derbyshire. Willie whit Deo (October of the first table, sits ;War f,slilice, stooinc.o atifal ei, Hr. M. Briggs, :rho derable prhperty, csr• 'fence to wear • elf is this way twice .tro- d the races at Licht.•id ship Armada, son of e He was wafertou 11:r.! ew of that ship, iu privateer. Wootton, Lauer• till the tot of Jan. 11 11. Rhe ressi•ed the use c 1 till witbis two or 1. os, the What Dwight . house in the Frisrses, ird **isogonal Fausconbcry s one of the few renro.... at stack of the Peer" s never asseried, his rile Irothste, the Rev. Cheri. asst. reauteatat teak of DEATIIS. On aatartlay eenaielit,elemsolgate, Newcastle, agetl It years, Thomson Rubinson. She bed the artefact's's, et worth of um years old, to break her Wei bear, atul ctiv..red perfectly of the secirleat. , On Susulay mosteigist, in lint prime d his, at his seat, Palk, near Limerick, Hirkmaa Rove, Fma. Oa the Inas ale. at Tit-koala, in Derl.yaltire, C. Trill, ma, lattoarcr, arta toe. the the 3ehtlee Dm (October c. I top) this poor wee eat el the brad albs first table, it i the lalan.cine Immo( 'ricknall, sad tbelrfaeilice, assioim. , to tutu, were entertaimell with a plentiful dings:. SaJilently, at Stanton, Derli).i..,re, Mr. M. BrigAt,... , althowes he had ateuranlateJ el.asiderable priNpY, C' r sidered it as art of great extravagance to wear a eSri t Acronlingly,ite only iuthilerd himself is this way twice .ttit me sh. y.ar, sla. when he attended the races at Lida. , and I>eiby. Lately, I.leat.Rwlhal', or H. M. sltip Armada, son if att. Mr. kodhall, t.rediton. He was nefertau dosne.,l off Beret, with a boat's crew of that ship, iu to lake roncesion of I.& lanseune privateer. OA the voile .4' Noveinher. at Butki4l3 Wootton, SJI2:t let, Ann Cal, who, hat she lived till the Ist of Jilt 1,11 would have been 1 . .9 years of aye Othe retained the use stet I .enttws nearly to the lan, and till within Iwo or ti , th• had walkedabost the perish. 01.11.1nrimy tont, in Harley.plitos, tits ideal Dew of J H. Finery, F...q. 03 thr 391 h ell. soddenly, et NS house in the Priarnrit, the town of Leucite:cr. Rowlsed, Lord Viewing Panes:mho iw the Ontb ye*r of hie ev. He wits **eel the few yew'' , esthulie Noblesse of the ancient sleek of the Peer of F.eglited. As his Lordship wee never roeffird, his 4-geinvill, we understood, to hi. Brother, the Rev. Choi Bele-yer,* Doctor to Divinity, the only reoistoing mak I. family. HIGH WATER. TlTt* DAY. AT LONDON BRIDGE Minis.l snits. efts' , 3 I Eves. IS Ohl. after 3. ---"" LONDON :—TriMrlll mind Pebliskrd at ;be Mare, No. .:71 Strawd; *herr Atrrertierwitmir are rot-rivet'. mid 1-e".. (pod paid) mint be sidresreel.---C: ?NITS!, Gleateors•lne. Printer... 4 witiTr, Na 127. frlrsd` l , Putlv.h.f. Rourdessx lin 6 Culls Madrid. — Baas .. Palermo , Per Or Leghoes Sti ♦3 Grows ..... Venire N.C sit Do.lostf. Lisbon lia