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+it •• of the flay. and conceived Katoneineat acre at to Pat hatnent, that atonemeut had been made. Ihe Ht. lion. Gent. concluded with proposing as .n nineudinent, ge that it is the duty of the House is maintain a salons guard over the purity of dee tic ; but considering, the intention to interfere in die election of a Member of Parliament .had not keen carried into criminal effect, the House Ones bot comeive it necessary to come to a erinimating resobition upon the subject". Sir C. Patti: w isle'd to expres► his opi Mims, but the cry for Questiun !" was so loud, that we could only collect that be was ready to subset Ibe to the opinion of the Secretary of State. Mr. Tt vas LT rose amidst a general cry of Ties que.iien, and said he would nut have intruded Ins opinion had it not been fur the new propo sition of the Secretary of State. The manner of pr•ceediuy; was nupreceilented in Parliamentary (page, anti he defied the Right lion. Gentleman to point out an instance in which the Order of the I buy u•as noosed in oppoJitiou to question. ;cnemlinetit proposed was a mere subterfuge . 4 -t rid of this objection, and he trusted the Iloose would not outrriiit to that which they would ant do in another stogie. Although he did not wish t•t press hard upon the Noble Lord Castlereagh, it was isecessary to remark, that the Noble Lord denied the fact alleged in the two first Resolutions, yet he (Mr. Tierney) maintained, that by his own confession lw was convicted of the offence, and ap peared b e f o re the House like a man 'brought up fur judgment supplicatiug mercy. He concluded with saying, that the Resolution of his Noble Friend was a very moderate one, and he should not do his duty if he did not vote for it. Lord A. Haim:von said a few words in reply, and the House divided, wheu there appeared— For the otighial Qurstien Against it Majority hi favour of NfOilite ri Another division theti took place upon the Amendment of Mr. CANNING. Fos. h Against it 167 Majority nuriag our exclusion from the Gallery, we un derstand another Amendment lens proposed to he added to that of Mr. Canning, by Mr. W. WYNNE, • That the House were confirmed in their opinion by the regret earrewiett by Viscount Castlereagh for his miss;onduet." This Ameutlment, however, . w as negatived without a Jirl.ion. PAWL, tMENTART RETORNI. Mr. MADIWCIIS gave notice of his intentiog i on Friday se'nnight, to more fur ■ Committee 44 the whole House, to tale into euurideration the pro riety of eternity ig witnesses upon the conduct of Ministers in obtaining the return of Members to the House of Commons. Adjoarufal at FOUR OTIOCg. MNNefriNNUANNENMUR ITJHEIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM TR!: DUTCH PAMIR, Pleats, arms 18. &nee the intelligence received bt the Telegraph, that Their ;Majesties arrived at Strasburgle, on the ISth, at five in the morning ; no other accounts have been received from Gormatly than the fol lowing : The Archduke Charles has adtablirheri his Staff and head-tinarters at Lititz, and commandr to rhief the army, a hick is ordered lo attack Bavaria. The letter which the Prince has ?rat tit the Gene va! commanding the French army in Bavaria, is to the following purport : " Areertling to a Declaration of His Majesty the Em peror of Asstria to the Linperur Napulems, I hereby notify to the General-inl:hief of the French Army, that I haws seemed orders to advance with the troops u n der asy,rota stand, and to treat as curtsies all who shall make oppositios. From ow Head-quarters, CHARLES, General" A pril 9, ling. The Court of Bavaria is preparing to leave Mo - nich for Augsburg. The King has given the cont inent' of the forener place to General Oweod ; that of the latter to General Yon Itohne. • The French General of Artillery, la fdartineu, is commandatit of the town and citadel of Wont burg, which is placed in a state of defence, and well provisioned. The military road from Bastedt by Pforzliurn, Wachingen, Camistadt; and Guip /reagent. Ulin is, as et were, covered w.th troops nu their march to Baratta. A part of the Impe rial Guard arrived at Stra.itterg nu the I.2the nod is proceeding on its march into Gerutany.—llorter dem Courant, April U. sultsterorr, APRIL 14. We every ta-mient etpect here account. of the raninseucciiiritt of Irate:ones. Ttw, atalk 1/01T1 Vienne however, ore poi arrived. Thellsvaireeei troops NM destributcd in finer di. visions, each of twclee ttionsauel men ; the 'list of which locomen-aided by the lionelitery I'r: nee, and the others by the Generals 41 . re‘l.. :PA ituglotich. pr of vie state etehieves, a, i.elit'r valuables, have lIVP‘I rcoboved from Munich to Landau. A Officer, Cois..t de 'Lein, has passed through tins city, oa his wey to Strishur 4 . 11.1 the 7th rust. the thvisiion ef Gen. llamas. which was la". 1.- mttied Hanover, 7400 strong, orith ',boo horses, rece, veil orders to break up, and it'll math stely off, taking the road to Cassel ; AO &tat shirr arc no 1ern , ,, , -er any French troops hp that ' rtapti!fc. Tree l'rince of Neufchatel f e ßerthicr) arrived on inst. at Carlwrialie, end has proceeded • ,e army with a large retinue taking the road by ►lonan. I/A APILIL W. Aecuriing , to accounts from Frankfort hostilities have begtti,, en 4 the Archduke Charles his the shier co.nruauil of the army of butivutia and Upper Austria. Other amounts, however. sat, that the Pr e_ will corrintemites particular nrniy, hut direct the motions of the whole Austrian force ; which, ever, considering the great extent pf territory which t occupies, is not vrry probable. l'ire Archduke John has the command of the troops in Carinthia and Carstiol.i. The Prince of Neufchatel (Herthier) left Saltz burg on the ittli, with the.lutendaut.Clctieral and their train. '1 hey are gone to Ulm, and thence to Munich, where, we are assured, the Euspemv Ia every moment expected. The Prince rkt Neufchatel, before bis departure .from Strasburg, received an express, with intell:- genre that the Austrians had been repulsed. It is "Jded, that lie immediately transmitted thi: infer- V l 'nation to Paris, by telegraph. It is at last probs.. ble that hostilities have commenced. According to the last accounts from Germany, no action has yi t taken place there. The Austrian army appears, after passing the him to have direct tmd its march to Minitch, by way of Watserburg sail Limitation, which it has entered.—( /loyal Amsterdam Cooraist, April 22.) - GOTT E BL UGH AI LS. GOTTENSURGII, APRIL 17. It is generally believed here, thiat the rreoc•h General Du Hoy has already arrived at Stock holm, and that Bernadotte will positively attend at the Diet. The Memben, chosen for this place have tiled Wednesday next fur their departure.— Yesterday (Sunday) Te Deem was sang in all the churches here to return thank, fur the preservation of the country, through the unexpected revolution which has taken place.• The militia Nis been ordered to be disbanded, in consequence of the certainty of a race taking place between Rossi*, Denmark, and siweden. _ _ The Count likhwerissK has ►oft Stockholm for Alio, to which place, it is said, he is gone to have au interview with the Emperor Alexander, to ur rosiige matters respecting the inecting of the Diet. General Arinfrlllt returned yesterday, after au ab sence of two days, which time he spent in in specting the fortificansous at IVurbarg and its neighbourhood. Sir Samuel flood has been invited by General Arnifehit to come on shore, to be invested with the Order of the Sword, but his health is at present 6o bail, that it is postponed. ITOCIIHOLSI, APRIL 14. Major de hi Grange. who 011 the 15th of lust mouth set out from this capital to deliver to the Imperial French Marshal Prince of Pouts! Corvo, a lei to-r front his Eacellency Field Marshal Count klingspor, has repotted, under date of the .10th of the said isiosoth, that he found the Prince above mentioned in Dresden, and was received by him with the utmost civilitt• soul kindness. The Nlajor has pursued his journey to Paris, but Lieutenant N nokepe has been sent thither as cou rier• with the Princes answer to the Field Marshal's letter, which contained the proposal of an armis tice, made by order of his Royal Highness the• Duke Regent. The Prince, declared, with re gar•l to this proposal, that he must /wait the determination of the Emperor his master ; but being convinced of the friendly disposition sof his Imperial Majesty, lie has immediately or dered Lieutenant-Genes-sal Gration, who corn insuids in the /loupe Towns, and on the coast of of the Hattie, to suspend all hostilities against Swe den. Major de la Grange reports that the Prince of Pante C 0 1 . 1 ,0 lies transmitted a letter to the French Ambassador in Pet•rshur„ and to the French Minister in Copenhagen, requesting them to require the Russian dud Danish Courts to adopt a 'limiter conduct. Al Mr. Ahroess4 Russian. Lord Chamberlain, was sent by the Linpemr to hit Royal Highness the Duke Regent, on a special mission, Baron Weruer Schwerin, Master of the. Horse, left town for Pe teisburgli, on the litio inst. with his Highness's nil seer. This Nobleman hits reported, limit Alm, tinder date of the 9th, that he was received there, by the Russian Cousinauder, with every mark of distinction, and that a detachmiat of itustion troops, sent to Aland, is to . proceed thither merely for economical reasons.—(Stockholm Gazelle u . / - April 14.) By a report made by Major-General Adher weutz, it appears that the divisiou of tbe Northern army commanded by Major-Oeueril lenpelibergh surrendered on the 20tit March, by capitulation to the Russian General Bthuersdaa.—(Stockholss Gazette of April 15.) The Government has this day issued licences foe every description of foreign ships (till '3lst Sept.) to trade with Enghind, as usual. 1P(04 THE 31(1NITIETIL PARIS, •PML 16. His Majesty the Emperor and King arrived yes terday morning, at 4 o'clock. at litcsbarg.--(Mrs. *Steyr, April 17.) . PETEILIBURG, DIARCH 32. - - The C ount Hantanroff has just givess notice. by s circular letter to the diplomatic corps, ths• he has *pm efitere.l npu the functions of Minister for Vorrie,n t Affairs. lit, Excellency sets out to morrow for Alin. its rinland. On the 25th the Eln• Vern,' ~;II set out for the same town, in order to open the ,Ist t of Finland. Ilis eqstipages are al ready set out.—( .Ifositeer, April 16.) ,Nero NB N AL. NOV. q 9, VMS. The Thitillt squadron stationed off the dale of France, during the mouths of June and July, con ►irted of the .Vereide frigate, Intl two sloop* of war from the Cape, they maintained a very strict blockade ; the Nereide frequently passed within reach of the batteries. No late conrmiunication had been received from Frame. the oily vessel which fur some time bud arrived from Europe, (a Corvette laden with wine, and baring 'wo nephew a of lit-item' Decaen on board,) hail beets iiitereepteJ clove to the shore by the Nereifir. The' effects which the island experienced from the continued blockade conjoin►d with the iuter ruptien of all !uteri:mire with the net of the world. were extremely dismal : whenever the blockading squadron appeared a general gloom visibly diffused rte l' over the countenances of the iiilialatanM; even the petty traffic with Bourbon end IN:adages. car, so essential to their existence, had latterly been exposed to the moot alarming interruptions, and a general dearth of all the necessaries of life had been the rffill4PqlllllCe. The frigates Manche and eardiise, and near ly all the privateera which had been fitted out in the spring, with the exteption of a small vemel ionsed the Venus, were at sea. The Jena French corvette, had been taken by iris Majesty's ship Modeile. tt appears that a reinforcement of ships of war from France, under the command of Bergeret, 11 . 416 really expected, or at least much talked of at the Mauritius. Sir Ibarford Jones, who was conveyed by the Nerride frigate to the Graph, footled (mu that ve s ..4 at Rophere, where be wee received with every work of reepeut and tliktihetiee. , I . • t. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, Amt. 26. We have received the Moniteur to the 19th, and Dutch Papers to the 2.3 d ; two Gottenburgh Mails have also arrived, with letters and papers to the ‘2oth inst.'; from all which we have tuade souse extracts. According to the latest accounts from Germany the Archduke CHALET% had his heart-quarters at Lint; and BON APARTE was expected at Munich. In Sweden the Militi a have been disbanded in consequence of the certainty of a peace with Rus sia, and the REGENT has issued a Proclamation, •rdering a thanksgiving for the improved state of the country, which lie hays his been rescued from destrnctiou by the measures recently adopted. It will be seen by our report of the business in the House of Commons last night, that only Members voted for Viscount CASTLEREAGH ; and Mr. C•NNINO'S Resolution fur his Lordship's being acquitted, was carried by only a majority of 47. The Duke of YORK thought tit to resign, although positively acquitted by a majority of 82.-111. Lordship is expected to resists this day. Amidst the opposite and contradictory account., transmitted by the French and Spanish Generals, or Juutas, relative to the late supposed kitties gained by VICTOR, and by SEnasrllNl, at Medel lin, and at Ciudad Real, oa the some day end hour, it may appear presumptuous in us to decide, which is moat entitled to tx•lief. We eoutinne e neverthe less, decidedly of opinion, that there has been at least, much exaggeration in the victories asserted to be gained : nor is it physically positive that Sr DAS TIANt mild have defeated the Spaniards, as he pretends, on the .27th, at Cuidail Real, and have been on the Myth at SAllta Cruz, nearly a hundred miles from thence., As difficult is it to conceive, that ViCTOR defeated CURSTA, near Merida, mn the same day; and yet that so decisive u victory ails not known at Lisbon, on the pith of April, that is• ten days afterwards. Indeed, if it had happened, what Wag to prevent the French un der LASHES and VICTOR, from being at Lishun, by the 6th of April ? But, we see, that the official dispatches from Barlajoi, of the 28th March, the dry after this victory, -positively declare, that the enemy, who had entered Merida, precipitately evacuated it again, and were retreating, instead of advancing towards Portugal. Balancing those circumstances, and considering how convenient to Dote ArA *TA Was a pretended victory over the Spa niards, at the moment of u real rupture with Aus tria ; we OWN that n e doubt more then ever, of SF.BASTIA::I'S, and of VteToa'r success, though de taikul in the " IMouiteur."—A vary short time must put the matter out of all doubt, on one side •r the other. His MAJEITif expreed lia town this day, to 110 M aCourt at the gutigO . S Palace. Yesterday .the Princess MARV completed her 3:1t1 year; the same wok celebrated at Windsor. The . Prinee or W A LAN, the Dukes of YORK. CLA RENCE, KENT, O:NIIIE2I4ND. SVSSIEZ, and CAM.. lINIDCE were present upon the occasion. On Friday Mrs. Nawinna, one of the Bedcham ber Welllen to the Quitt.24, died at her apartments in St. James's Palace. We understsoul Mrs. GWV NNE, the Lady of the General, is appointed ha her room. The Lords of Adnivalty have appointesl WIL• CUMISURLAN D. Esq. to the commaud anis Marty's ship Saturn, of 72 g u ns . Ve understand Sir L)s 10 BAIRD, Generals Hors:, !..rinscra, and BECKWITH, are to be erected Knights of the Beth. The ri mains of the late Earl of IlsacouaT are to be reinored from Cavendish-square to-morrow morning to Stanton IllareoUrt, Oxfordshire, to be interred thereon Saturday in the faintly vault. The Countess has been dangerously ill simmer the death of the Earl. She was sent for express from Wiod sor in consequence. Three physicians attend her. The Nest India fleet, 4oissisting of 19 vessels, under tonsil of his Majesty's sloop PArasant, Capt, Palmer, sailed from Cork on the tails lost. A vessel is arrived from NuhJand , which left 'he Texel on the 22d. The Captain states, that while lie was preparing to sail, intelligence arrived dint a bottle bad token phase betneen the Anstriosts and the French, in winch the former were victorious. It was also reported, that the Austrians had eii errs! Simon!. A messenger from the Spanish Junta arrived iii the packet which brought the Mail reeeirisd no Sunday from Lisbon, and he is reported to have brought intelligence of a very favourable mature. his said that Marshal Nut. from Commas, had scot a dispatch for Marshal Sou LT, the bearer of which was arrested in the port of Vigo, as he was eintea 'envie% to make his escape in an open boat, and on inspeetnc• the paiwre, it app tatre d t h at t h e f ormer represented his situation as desperate, unless lie should be immediately reiuforerd. ' A division of the 200(5 Frew+ prisoners, saved from the several ships destroyed in Basque Bomb, arrived at Plymouth. ou Suuday, in the Emerald Iliote.—The rest are dai . lly expected. Vesterday, the. Loan MAYOR, after examining the returns of' the rnealweighers, ordered the puler of bread to be continued the sitar as last week. Often, very often, has it occurred, that the latest adventurers in a Lottery have proved equally suc cessful as the most•early purchasers of tickets awl shares. A very critical moment now depends fur trying the esperiment.—To-morrow and Saturday next will determilie the issue of the prosent *keel, which yet possesses prizes of tiopuo, glom), Soo, &c, &V. . 6 .~ • : FROM LAST NICLIrS GAZETTE. MII.IT.IRY PROMOTIONS. Irm-OMre, loci/ OS, 11109. 17th Regiment of I. , glit Dragisussa—Gapt. Oswald {Verg e, to be Major, without purchase, vice Loftus, promoted o 11 the Staff in America. lIREVF.T. Capt. Wm. Thompson, of the Fent, is be Major in the Army. Capt. Benjamin Pircedy, of the 90th Foot, to he Major iu the Army. Royal Ntane renribles--Ensign --Thatcher, to be Lieu tenant, Tire Brew, who resigns. George Booth Kayll, gent. to be Ensign, vice Thatcher. • . The appointment of Assistant thsegwom Erse Morgan, from Mill-pay of the a:tlit Foet, to be Assistant Burgeon in the Royal York Rangers, as stated is the Gazette of the wilt alt. has nut taken place. Ensign Jericho, of the 7th Batt. of the Tine, of the Ring's Gorman Legion, seprniethed, being ahscut without leave. ruttera Frgisiew of Glamorgan Local Militia. John Price , Esq. to be Lieut. Cul. Cinuinatidarit—dated Sept. John Hamel, Esq. to he Lieut. Colonel—dated as above. Daniel lours, Lsq. to be Alujor--ilattil aa above. 11'eeera I(. rintenel or :lawiorican I.twal Militia. John Timidly Esq. to be Lieut. Col, Couituatidaut—dated Sept. 24, 'nun. Richard How w Jenkins, Esq to Lc Lit.nt. Colunel—dated as alone. Morgan Popkin Tialmtne, E q to lie Nlajor—llated as BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. iTnlfa 1.) on, of Deust , ll-street, Clarke-market, Iti.ldle sex. glass.merchant, from April st.l, to Jona to, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. BAN kiffrPTS. Ilttrer Dolton and Gesuge Bottum, late of Wigs; Lan csmter, spirit-tuerchants, to surretsiter, May 17, at five, to, and hake li, at eleven, at Beck lathe Vote, Wigan. ,tttorney, Mr. Gaskell, Wig Major (lay, of South Shin Durham, linen-draper, to •urrisider, May 112, in, and J nue 6, at Acre% at the Guldra Eton Inn, South Shields .Itturucys, Meson. boss, Hall, and Roes, New Buswell-court, Carey street, London. Joel Pinney, of Bury.strert, Saint /mom's, Nliddlesen tailor, tusurronike, April du, May 1, and June ti , at to Orr. at (;uildliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Esiainc, Great Oat no.. street, I.am:obi's-Inn. Fields. Jahr Spence:, now or late of !Intl 'street, at the Legit of llar Fad New-Town, Aii Llieecx , tictotillt r, to s arcade', April au, May ti , and Jillll. at our, *t Loudon. Ationwy, Mr. Davies, Luihbar), LintJuit. Thomas Smith, latent' kranduu , Stdrolk, wine mil.. haul. to surrender, Muy 13 , at four, to, MA Jilt.: u , at elor t a, at the Cheque Inn, Brandon. Attorneys, M. Fredentlt Aye ten, London; aud Mr. hwacs, NI ildeuhall, Suffolk. Charles Tuthill, late of GrearSt. Helen's, London, and now of Norwich, merthaut, to sureentlei. A , 31 , 6, is, and June li , at four, at the IN'hite Swan Inn, iii St. Peter of Mau. craft, Norwich. Allurne)a, Aliases. Simpson and Beck ham, Norwich ; and to Memos. Wicdus, Sun, and Huittiney. Chuocery-lane, I.ondow. Gameticl ('apes, of Gaimbergb, Lincoln, whatfiliger, to onrrender, Nluy Is, 13, =dhow o, at Grave, at the White Hart Inn, Gainslnargh. Attor, ",s, Mr. George ('apes, ttpworth ; and Nless.s. Exley aud Stothes, Emithoo. John I/avidsou, of the East Ito!la Chamber', 11.eadesthall street, Louduo, merchant, to surrender, April 11, May and June ti , at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ms. Thomas Wilde, inn. Castle.vtrect, Falcon-square. John Taylor, a brown'slane , par•sli of Christchurch. Spitalticlds, Alightlmes, baker, to surrender, Apid 119, May tr, and June ti. at one, at Guildhall, Landau. Attorney, ,Mr. Palmer, Alkup's Building, New (toad, 31•11-y-lio boons. Willsatrr Fowler, of Distaff-lane, lam•loii, nine-useichant, to •nrreialer, May ti , 9, and Juue 1. , at teu, at Guiid hall. London. Attorney, Mr. iVarramtl, Castle-court, Budge row, Imuiloa. William Marshall, of Paternoster- row, parish of Christ chin rh, Spitalhekls, Middlesex, chersemunger, to garret:Mx, Mac 5, at one, t I, at teu, mud Julie ti, at twelve, ut hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. 3licbell, Coioumiturt, Broad ▪ w er g, I.oatlon. DIVIDENDS. Slay D. :Men Turnbull, Jabs' Fuchs 6, Itolurt Craw. God, and David Skew, of Druid-street, Loudon, user chants, et twelve, at (.; wildly. 11 i„ lAsse•l000t, May 10. James Fletcher 11 aelev, tVigin•we.street, Cave's ill•sh. Near', 3liddlew x, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Slay 111 William Steel, Brent ford, Middlesex,. liven-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Isoolou• Juwe Geotge Savory, Southwark, Surrey, victualler, at eleven, at Gnildball, May id slos,•aStockley, Strau4t, 3141,1 k-sex, grocer, at our, at Guildhall, Loudon. May lei. William hull, now of Silver.street, tVointstreet, Cheapside, liste of Aldurnianbliry, London, Manchester 's:in:houseman, at one, at Guildhall, I.l,ndon. May iti. William Hula, th Gilson, Nu. 3, Saville-row, Wal worth, Surrey, warehuuseuesq• at our, at Guildhall, i_'mdon. May 19. John Cass, Scaehrongli, Yorkshire, cabinet-maker, at eleven, at the 131aekanith a A, um 11111. Scarborough. 3lay 15. Edward Eaftllfy, deal. r in glass, chive, and earthrowart., at elt•ren, at the (Male Tavern, Exeter. Mae di. Jompl, Rose, Ruud, Somerset, Janata, at twelve, al the Christopher Inn, Rath. May Id. (hanks Mutton, Croydon, Staley, horse:skater, ..at oar, at Ilsoolon. May Di. George Frederick I . :in Ire, )-street, South wark, Surrey, furrier and ',osier, at tea, at Guildhall, Lmodivis. May in. Joseph llomdinan, Maar heat-T. 'Lancashire, plans her and glazier, at eleven, at the Ihrg beausgate, Manchester. Jane J. Win Ogilvy, jun. fieorze Int, and Join ('b I. torn, of Jeflitys-square, Loudon, merchants, at tea, at Jour J. Ogilvy, jou. and Julio 'lmbues., of Lill ay• • 11111121 V, 1.11114011, merchants, at f.-I). at ( • se4ikall Jane J. t 1 ne Ogilvy, just. of.litlie)s symre, I.undion, mer chant, at tett, at Guildhall. 141111 e a. fiellrge 31yIne, of Jeffreys rapture, Loudon, mer chaol, rat tea, at Guildkall. May g.). Jamwx larckier, late of the eta' of Ileistol, upholder, at eleesio, at the Bosh Tavern, Crum: uteri, 11,•• dol. May in. Jane. Thompson, or Lis cl pm'', I anrsster, r boot, at eleveii, at tle• I ork lintel, Willianisot••• Liverpool. May to Jobs Daises. Sat, 4 AshfOril, Salop, f.•:hot, at eleven, at the lfbitc Inn, 1.111.11c.t. Salop. Ma W.. Heirey 31arrin, of greet, Intro:vigilant, W'orsirk, horn-broGni•maker, at eleven, at the 11 hate Ilart Sun , 1)40 , e111-sums:, itiranoxlsam. cl - M . l*l 11e.% I ‘IA V John Waller , now or 1 ,te of Shad *1 blare., Surrey, an, bur smith. Mn,,'. I Phott, late of S Latham, Kent, shopkeeper. l'eler Vomit, of 111.1 1 11.1111. 1:•,$ 11111•111VV-11,3iVCI.fr. ICAlrdlo . y. tor of F.setcr, alass4l;aler. nr.vi On Tlionulay flw •volt, unit at his house in earendlith• square, in Ow 7341 yem or his ime, (Jr.,-.-. Sarum, Las I Mats • ort,V 'monist Nuntimm, of inietom, S uortenay, amid Baron Iturcourt, of Slaloms Harrow t, of the county of thiford —• His Lordship was Master of the 11046 C to her Majesty, to shirty situation he aorta, 44..1 on ther shads of Earl It'ald• • grade, in March, 17g... lie has bequeathed the *bele of property to kis hrothsr, the lion. if :corral Vsiltiam Ilanroorr with wrandmis tar ',le widow, fllitabeth, the preempt Counters of Ilareourt. and, after her &nth, to I . .durvid. Lord Arch • bishop of Tort, nod to Ihr heirs male ut his body. LONDON: Printed by a I)tThCOON, No In, Old Sosuelbernim, t'arry.strittt sad published rat the (Mice' No. 15, Bark of M. Ciminero thumb, Strand, by 3. WHITE, of same ploy --attritive., Ice. Mr this Noel sent N the QA oe , treat paid), will 're duty anemic. tr.. IV