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• PUKE AND bUCIIESS POIi!tLAS'D. Ms Grice the Duke of Portland arrived, on Wednesday, the coal ult. at Fullerton-house, ope of hoe seats in Ayrshire: and on Friday; the pyth. her Grace the Duchess passed through hloiskton: on her way to the same piece. 'Die inhabitant' Of Monkton, anti its vicinity, in order to evince their respect and gratitude to a Noble Man, whose exer tions in advancing the improvements of that country are so conspicuous, celebrated the day - of her Grace's arrival, by raring a large triumphal mech. supported by ptllart, decorated with flowers at each side of the street through which she was to pats, and bearing this inscriimon, " The Doke and Packets of Portland's welcome to Ayrshire." Den ims were kindled, cannon tired, mud other demon stration• of joy given on the occasion. The com pany, after having paid the above tribute to tier Grace, who passed through the village about seven in the evening, repaired to the inn, and spent the g part of the night in dencing and merriment, enlivened by an occasional glass and an appropriate • A most splendid entertainment has, within these few days, been given at Gienoten-House, over Tavistock. upon one of the co-heireises of the late J. M. ICRIeIitUN, Esq. attaining the ate of 21 years. The company consisted of about 100 persons. On Thursday (the wend day of Billowy Races) • battle was fought between Abrahams, the West Coinitry traveller, and G. Horton, of Bristol. for a puree of guineas subscribed on the spot. Alter an hour and ten minutes hard fighting, during which touch science and activity were displayed, particu lai by the Jew, victory was declared to favour of Abrahams. Horton seemed to have got a complete drubbing. as he was obliged to be taken from the course in a E.rl Forman,' has mentioned his intention of erecting a handsome market-cross in the centre of the spacious square at Tattarhsall. in Lincolnshire. The erection will be at once an ornament to the town. and a great conventeuce to those frequenting the market. The Prince of WstErs has been pleased to give Mr. BIRD. of Bath, for his picture of tillage Cho risters rehearsing , ua Saturday jrewing, '250 gui uric. and the Earl of Menu has directed him to produce another picture, choosiog his own sub ject, time, and price! ! His Royal Highness has or dered Mr. WILKES to furnish a companion for The Pillage Choir.-140w properly doth the Ruing Sea thus lend his rays to the two leading stars of a new coustellatiou in the hemisphere of British painting.' - which, it has been predicted. will speedily eclipse the far-famed Flemish sebool! There is mew saidiug at Priestgill. near Strat • haven, Wild.tast ItUTUYSis, a native of that parish, in the 111th year of his sir. He served many wars in the 41.1 Restiment, and afterwards in the cotcli Grin ; wrooght at the cooper business many years an Dumfries. and for the last 13 years Once to death of has wife. and the loos of his eye sight, he has traversed Lanarkshire, Galloway. &c. with his daughter and her huabaud, srlm are tinkers. Hi. spade% faculties are not impaired. • Moodily. Blatkfriars'-lindge was covered with spectators, in consequence of an extraordinery mi ta otion on the River. Ton ***reform swam against each other for a considerable wager, towing their wherries by ropes, which they het i in their mouths. The con'est was against tide, and in their passage throogh the arch "of Blackfriare,biidge, the com petitors displayed wonderful strength and perfec tion in the art of swimming. Oa Thursday the 19th inst. there will be a grind yliam fight et beta-fen the Mary-la bootie, the St. Janie.'". rod two other Voluuteer tart. Thursday afternoon, as' a number of labourers were at work on an old warehouse near Deptford Duck, the roof fell upon them, by which three were killed, and four were much hurt. The carriage of a Mrs. Waorroo was overtiiroed on 'Monday in Jerroyn-strret, by one of the hinder *heels flying off, and a young Ltd/ received a dangerous contusion from a broken minuet. The 1 . 011(41101111 VIM cnin.ideridity bruised by fishing egasust veto* iron railing. A pigeon match took place on Finehley Common on Saturday, betonor three expert shots from E•— sea. and the like number from Bedfordshire. for trait guineas at seven bails each. Essex won the match b, killing 17 birds against is of Bedford :l.. A Coroner's inquest sat on Tueollay, at the Ring's Hood, id the marl from Midghain to Coln brook, RD the body of it;lllrf WATV, who was shot in a duel on Kea Heath. The deceased was con veyed to the King Heal from the Heath, in a wounded state, at six o'clock iu the rooming, and died in the course of the day: The two strangers fled at the death of the Gentleman, and sent >s let.. ter to the landlord, informing him who the deceased was. Thai sure of the duel was nut know', no, the opposite party. The wound was in the head; and the Jory returned • verdict of— WA! Murder shirr. - - OXsoaciCtitcier.—Qeys sad places for holding the Summer Awllaps before Sr SOUL-DEN LAW. 4 Rump., Knt. one of the Justices of our Lord the King of his Court ofCOmmon Pleas. at Wed fuer. and 9er Meow La 1.31.•*c. Kat. one of :he Justices of our said Lord the king, assigned to hold Pleas h fore the helix hini.elf. Remises at —3lesda,., Jo , Aiiengdoo. dingifildi De WWI ...Med twasday, Anevt I, at Ilaforai. W TLAnatitc-441at.5t.14 , , Amu( a, di WorCe.ii•L 11 . 11 'I • or Weitict CR-.Nuis Au, at City or w.o.e.oonc. 6LOI:CLITtIIBIff i11i...-Trealle•thiT, An. •„, at Gioddelddl: end OF . C; ;ACC lAT•ll..Bdiat day, at tilederwa. aleinearTionut ; . —valusday. Ange4t that aionw4Attli. Ilen*roliogasse—Teeftlay. august 14, at itteclord. Iltaierznitts—s4sta:day, Auvet le, at Akre. 44.u7. STA I Vollarat at —W4,144 4day, August a:, atMagni Tke /raiditt Pea of the Sth inst. 4syr— • Goscraaseat this day sent fur the principal Ma nitractiver4 of this city, to commit with them ea she Vim 111:3,1i to counteract the geueral effects of the pet sent fallen credit of the metropolis, and to minds the' little portion of trade which had remained is Dahlia since the Union. The mee. sure, it is reported, took it. rise from the wretched mpitestancz which was made yesterday in a proves sum th t Kit the liberty. of some tkoassads of 'ilium% b telt et unpin meat." kin& tAritLiidiffejl 11.7 . 01011 TH, nl.'r 9. Arrived the Niabe, 36 guns, Ca;Kinn Lonng; the Coquette, 18 guns, Captain Forbes; and Naiad, 36 guns. Cuptstn MIL trOtii ott Cherbootrgh.-- Arrietd the Persia* 18 guns; Captain Colquitt, from the West Indies". 'Passed by the Deddirs frigate, with a convoy of about 90 snit (tom Jainsiva. Sailed the Peacock, lo gluts, Captain Peak e. (hr Plyrocittih; and Alphea schooner, Lieut. l.libbous, on a cruse ; also the C/arksoe; Serif, for the Wa sik; the Tweed, with a convoy for the Downs; and Wooltoich store-ship, for the River. The convoy for Spain, Portugal, and the Medi terranean, have again brought up in armouth Hoods. Passed by the Perseverance letter of marque, with the Lloyd's, Colrain Morgan, and sit; others, from the Havannah; Triumph frigate, with a con voy of about.3o sail, front Cad.t. Taro -of them transports, the Juno, Hardy, and the Agettorti,Hay, with French prisoners, have arrived here, and are put under quarantine. • . rt.YRtoUTII-DOCK, JULY P. This morning sailed the Peacock, with a convoy, to the Eastward. Arrived the Caledonia, 110 guns, Captain Bed. ford ; nod the Elk, Captain J. ileddingron, 30 days from li.difas, with masts and spurs for the Yard. Priced down Channel the Endraion, 44, Hun. Captain Cape!, for the Mediterranean. This morning, during divine service on board the Defiance, pardon was read to Thomas Ben t/sap, one of the mutineers condemned at a late Court-Martial: the other two are to suffer in a few days. The Defiance is again ordered up Hamoaze, le repair some .dtifect which has hitherto escaped that Douce of the shipwrights. PLYMOUTH, JULY P. -Case In the Swedish ship Borgnerstant, from Alicattt, retaken from is French privateer, by the Orestes, on the sth instant. The Orates was left in sight of the privateer. : • pest.,.JULY 9. Put back by adverse Wihtle, several of the out ward-bound that muted from hence yeSterday. FROM LLD . GILATZSVMD, JVLY 51--Nrrived IliaCaiattit, Vuibn, Lurd Mtivillr, Henry Addington, awl Wiltbannetc4, Fast le4liaurcailed the Isabella, fur Ghberi/Ur. BOA ING. A spirited fislic combat betwixt Ftneerl, the pre,- eluvial ioniser, and a man of the mime of Keffiep took place •t Tariaock, Wilts, on Saturday last, on the 'suite of Major Whebtile. for a stake of 200 guineas, the former having been backed by the Major. and Keine, who is Au iron-fonader, by a purse front some am .teurs at Cheshire, from whence he came to fight Flowers. It was agreed 1 to be a stand lip Lamle, and the combatants ap peared to meet eagerly. Kerte had never exhibited from his own country, and the eyes of three tb-w -sand "ainateurs end upwards were fixed upon him. In the first round he gave more proof of I I bottom than skill, fur lie received a strait for- ward blow, at length, upon the temple. and not going down, he bored in upon Flowers, who pos sesses some science, and returned the blow by one ace ideutal, but more desperate on the rills, and both fell. This round lasted neaily two minutes, and a ecru' blows rd' less consequence If tIT ea changed. Flowers hal the best of the battle for half in hour, but not so mu, h as to in,are ultimatesucress, fur although he was enabled to plsta a good hit at meeting, yet the hardihood of Keefe was com paratively equal to the metal he wrought at, and he would not be denied. so that he had tne best of the tatter fart of the Lasalle. Like a true ghat UM of the Crab school, Keane suffered his e! es to be lured fin a glimmer of eight. and by real hard fighting Ins weight. which was • stone more than Flowers, won lulu the battle, in one hour and tett 11l mutes, at half minute time. Flowers had beat several good pro/Metal boxers. Keate sill, it is understood, make his appearance in London in a few days. and enter the regular list of figlitinG men. He is a twelve stone novice, and a match for suck • man as Powers er Cropky, as near as might be inferred. The ship Boyd, from Botany Bay, which pat into New Zealand in distress, was taken possession of by the inhabitants, burned, and 30 hands that Were on board her killed, and afterwards tate., by the savae natives. The Tree Briton East Lohman, Captain BON. nate, which has been a missepg ship since October too, and for which the grisaiest apprelienatens have been entei gained, we are happy to be tuabled to state, is rate, after soatening the most perilous danger. She got iuto the Moluccas, sod, after rout tiring a temporary rep.iir, sailed for Bombay. Lieut. Dice, first of the Toonsent, on going alongside RUC of the prison hulks iu Cad's harbour, on the 14th of May, in the ship's launch. had so veral shot throws into the boat uut of the prison ship, one of which broke his leg. This so escape. rated • young midshipman, named STORM who afterwards to.,k the Coalltuawd of the bort, that he loaded • terronade with round and grape-shot, and tired 19 rounds into the hulk! A vessel is just arrived horn Spain. We are sor ry to hear that the breve General o*Doresttt. F irtly from the severity of his wounds, and partly frfidt disgust, had resigned his command.—The French hid been repulsed in as attack upon Ml gitiuciat, and General Dovtx had left Tarragona, with a reinforcement of 2,500 me , and • large supply of provision. for that ; so that no ap prehension• were entertAitied h.r its •ifety. SUOLT, es well as Attotxtst., is said to have been disgraced, and recalled from his command. Tbe Spanish Ar my of the Centre was in • forward state of re-or ganititints, end shortly expected to present a for midable front to the enemy. On Saturday last a division of the l lib Light Deiktoons starched out of Gloucester, on their route for Weymouth, and the same morning a party of the let Royal Dragoons left there also, on their 'mite for Plymouth, frogs whence t►ey are eltprettd to coalrok for Portogst. • rROM 1.4.3 T NIGJITI C.IZ ETlt. Atiniralty Niec, lune to, 1210. Rear-Ailinirat Drury, Coramititlei-iu-CBTef Dia Map-tty's ships in the Emit Indies,has tratismit. led to this Office, a letterite had received from Capt. Dart, 'commanding Nlitiesty's ship the Fox, giving ail account of the boats of that ship Laving. on the 33d of Marchi 1809, captured and brought nut froin under the batteries at Sapara, La Carrs intone, raounting 8 four-pounders, bOongiog to the Isle of France, and Woad from Batavia to Sou rabaya. - T.tRTRERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Darie:, jut and Thomas Dorton, of Holborn booksellers. J nue ad, 1810. Mary Ault Jackson end Mary Ann Cliarnock, of Long- Acre, Stertminster, dressmaker'. Janes. 1810. James Wallis Street, James Fielding Street, and William Street, of Bucklersbury, London, wholesale statieneis. June 30, 1810. John Miran, Walter Wilson, And. Ewen, and William Anderson, glovets, in Hatiriek. July 2, lit to. William Coke, Frederick Colts, and William Williams, London, brokers. July 1, 1810. Anthony Clapham, jou. and Thomas Potts, New( astle-vp on-Tyue, oilmen. January Jo, 1810. William Bull and iVilliam Webb, of AUington, Dorset, manufacturers of sail cloth, July 0, 1810. t'harles Holloway and Henry Culyer, of Northileet, Kent, common brewers. May it, tato. Joseph Ka r, John Smith, sod Charles Thomas Jones, Liverpool, curinkettirs. July J, 11110. John Brown and Thomas Woo ds, of Carmarthen, attorneys. July it, 1610. William Batson, Robert Smitt, Wm. Clark, jos. IVillias Reed, Wsa. S. Batson, mud Bebe, t Hepple, of Murpctli iud North Shields, Northumberland, May 2, 1608 Thomas Cooper, John Downes, and John Waller, of Mas chester, batters and hosiers. June its, 11110. isulseGlover, John Chippindall,and Alm bati [irk Prone, of Blacklnum, Lancaster, calico nsamsfacttuei a. June au, la 'U. Benjamin Hirst, of Clarkbill, Lanesster, Richard Mint, uA Jacob Webster, of AliruelJ, Yorkshire, cluth•millera . July 7, tabu. ' ISA NKRIVTCI I:S ENLARGED. Dionysius 'fruit, Of the Old 'Change, London, calico prihter, from to August 2S, at leis, at Guildhall. John Rogers, 'twit or late of the Strand, Middlesex, ilier• chtut, frusu July 7 to August 25, at ten, A Guildhall. . - BAN KAU YTS. Samuel Stocks, of f.ile) Clough, kirlheaton, Yorkshire, clothier, to surrender, July 27, at the Woolpacks' Ina, iVakelichl. York, es, and August 21,st eleven, at the Blv:i. Bull Inn, Mirieki, York. Attonteys, Mr. et ) l th, of Zany. York; and Mr. T. Croaky, llolborri-court, Gray 's- Jou, London. Juba Jamieson, of Liverpool. Lancaster, ship broker, to Surrender-; July tt3., 27, and August el, at ?levels ' at the Glubk reTfeti. John-street, Liverpool. Attorneys , Mr. Lea vitt; Lit crow, ; and Me. Meddomeroft, 11.4.11's • Inn, London. Maria Koine. of Liviepool, Laueaster, cabouet-maker, to surrender, J lily 25, and August it 1, at one at the George Ina, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Forrest, Liverpool and Mr. Wiudie, /oho-Street, kcrlford-resi. James Walrnsley, of Salford, near Manchester, Lancaster, dealer in cotton tend and tech, to surrender. July 514, 2S, and August 21, at eleven, at the Dom Tavern, Deensgate, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs Hileou and Atkisson, Red Cross-street, Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Clamart>. lane London. Matthew 'Midi& burst, of Wigan, Lancaster, corn tad flour dealer, to serreinter, July V., 91, end August el, et eleren, at Ike Globe Tereus, Johu-street. Leverpool. At torneys, Meases.4rilfith mad Hiude, Feenick-atreet, Liver pool . and Mr. T. IViiiitte, John street, Bedford-row, Leedom. John Balls, now or lisle of Rory Saint Educed',, Suff'alk, eerier, I. surrender, July aisle, yd; and Arrest or, at ekren, a , the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Attorneys Mr. E. It. Packertug, Staple-lun, London and Mr. Archer, adepts/ill, Suffolk. Charlotte \fillers, of Condiet street, Nee Road street, Middlesex, milliner, to surrender, J fily 14 and t ',and August el, at elevesi at C.uildbvlt, London. Attorneys Messrs. !Union-deo', ' , taker, and Lake, Bari-street, Saint laws's. Wiliam Coles, of Miami( Lame, London, b, siker, to ear. rendcr, Jral I'7, at clever) 21, at twelve, au east it, at eleven at rel!dball, Lbiirluis Attorney, Mr. %%alien, Gird- Basingliall street. Ssrupsou Delliiiso sad W illias Banks, of the Poultry, Loudon; batters, to •Urfl hely 14, al I. u-nI Anit,st et, at ten, at Uulldh.dl, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. S. II Phillips, 11 ward-street, Strand John Bachelor and Joseph Petrie, of Larkkall.place, Sur rey, carpenters, to cerrender, July 1;,11, and Mutest At l, reit, at Cristobal, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Rice Price, Clifford's. Inn. —....-- - tieujniatn Marshall, late of Bedminster Down, &interact, victualler, to,urrender,Jrly 93.14, and August 21, at ' , lvrea, at the Bush tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messes. Shepherd and Adlerilue ' Bedfutd.row, I.ondun, and Mr. %Valium Janos, emile Green, Beist 1. Juba Wall Strabwry sod Richard Staninory, of Plymouth. Deck,llrvoo, sakamea ' to warreadier, J elf 2 a,-IS, a n d Aazurt 11, at eleven, at it Priers George t , in Plymouth Duck. Athol/rya, Mr. P. U. Williamr„ Aeolis Friars, Loacluo , and Mr. Zachary Tamer, Paul's-street, &Wm% DIVIDENDS Attie Q. %Si11;1111 Werrill, laleOfirckfield, Sane; racer, at tea, at the Star Inn, Leate. Sept. 6 John Masao, of Bradford, With, litten-draper, at one, at the ('lu istoptter Ina, Bath. An. 4. William Parlollll Ilcrker, of Rasinghall.strect, Lando*, merehaart. ateleven. Angelo 4. • Joseph tract, of Rtiiilame; Lao ;doe, glasmeas, at teeter, at Guildhall. August 4. John Pukes, of Bread remit, Iloreley.Down, Surrey, wine.mer 'haat, at rotteu, at Guildkall, London. August a. George Smallwood. of Beath Mims, Bahasa, London, brass and Statfordiehire warehouseman, at twelve, at Gueldhall. July ie. Francis Oakley, of Hereford, wooleapler, at one, at Go Loudon . Assume I. Isaac Cole, late of !gambol!, Horst, woolatapler, at 'keels, at the Red Lion hen, Sleaftesbure. July at. Thom., Fraser, of Well.etreet, - Mary Is M:=:., Middlemx, coach spring manafotitsorr, at tea, at hall, Leedom. August 4. Edward Roadie* the Elder, avid Edward Root. kdra the Vesture, both of Barrockside. Combaelatid, dresses, at reeves, at the Bash los, Carlisle. August a. William Cosset!, of Moneloester, Laameter, slooe•masen, al cleans, at the Dug-Yawn, Si morkester. Anent 14 Jame, Barlow, of Pawpaws, is the Isle of Wight, Southinzepion, anereim, at two, at the Begfe lirwpart July 17. John William Sheaseread,ef Neogallortreet, London, chersemenger, at Seem, at Gothikall. AU gust la. Aeo Derreish and Henry Newport, of riltier . .- al left, Strand, Middlesex, upholsterers, at twedse, at Guddhall, Loads.. CLKTIFICATES—Jrt.v nt. Thema. Welliga , of Cbs.ch.lane, It hateeliapet, Midoldeset, painter. ilia:Amid Jabs Graham, of Liverpool, Lancaster, master- mariner. Richard Rowe, late of Great W Helen's, Loads., broker. Dleiellsl4 Lomas, of Mahn* Hertford, eorte-tarrehmet. Wiliam Atkisson ' on Austio.frears, !module, sorrehaat. Charles Colwell, of Leseemeraquare, lliddksrt , eabiael , maker Rickard Critthell, late of Baeklaad Newtou, Dorset, shop keeper. Jobe Joan, late of Whitetbspel.rnad, M eidleves, cordwainer. David Taylor, of Great Tatham, Ewa, grocer. An awry Judge, to rofolve Water very so tool the atuthettee, they had decoded • been causes that 'worming. without kariag • word of oae of therm. irTeXti.vt. iNn trig4llCUM ET .1 I; EX NI LT ING -1' • 8403iDAS. JULY 9. Major Wilson's Fierily 7al boot st 3 k rq , Ittatve of Clob-, sit. 71b. First half ofAli.2ll. sop. 7 to 4 OS Erelais. Sir J. Shellers Vexation, tat. tilrb. beat D. of Gialc Joel:hal, est. ND. Tww-yr off COUPIC, I 10 I Oa Vt v 31101). The July Stakes, • Subscription of tio v. each, 3tis. I 2.yr old colts sat. Cob. mid lilbes wl slb. course. G rattan's f. I Waxy LI Jersey's b. e. by Young IVlli.key Deleinta, by Giamatti ..... **4 Mr. H'ilton's 'lister to Smuggler ............ .... 7 to 0 agst Ilse Duke of (Amnon'. I by 11 days . Seven paid forfeit. LslGrosreaor's Doaaa Clara, est. alb. beat 1.4 G. I scudisbli Grange, est. sib D. M. Loops. ti to 4 apt Daiwa Clara. TURF EX fnef. SITTING ON THE ST. LRCM. 4 to t against Sir %V Gerard' s Orisaa. ti to I against Sir M. M. Sykrs's Sir Miterimlt. P to I 'galore Mr. Garkelles Delpint cant. ton to fi against Mr. Boatel Recollection. 5 l 0 4 Sir RI arriliaa maim estearer. The wits who t Olivier their pegs on the I. dress, most have a 0401111, iittilfrk, and son t - Ration, to pay so math sea subject of winch ate.s° few relics left. /a/atits. uow n-ti ate, are much too food of forming the NEILOINI. toe Gretna-Gref a Jo, .Stage coachmen have always ceost.tered selves as a sort of outlaws: if the recent A segnlatiag tlrerir conduct t, but properly rot we shall snort '.-e an niter:Atop in the bthavtui the,e dashing &vs. PRICE °ERTL/CADS YESTERDAY. Rank stock ................. ...... ..... e 0...; 6.1 z per Crul Redoseel 9 twr Coil. Curidi • €9 i 4 pr; Cent. .. ss A s per Cert. Nail 99'lE. Lou; A semitles It 7-Mho Outnianz • •• •..... I i I P"'. India Stock l. • Ma . ludiii Bowls lia t i p.m. Euglosh Lottery Twireto .. irrL ri !;trawls for T. BISH, Neetk•Brder 4 , 4, C.arebill, Wed* Orrlistaur. INIII4 BlRrils, MAIMAGAS AND DLI //LOX J•IIUAILY 16 to al, lltTas. MADRAS BERTHS: Oa Monday, the t I tit- ioat. Lady 4103 4' 0a the tall tttrprt, the Lady orate Reserend Mlit 110 e, d a dao.ter,. Go the Nth Iheathat, the Lally of iviet Seth, Eiq At Mompireabparkee. war Chiciroia. on the sal the Leila bate. Colonel Coneatamilaat Taylor, of MASS I AG FA. . . At the Pendant, ' on Bandar, the talk initial. Taylor, Aishir-Caaap to the ittght tfois. ili , eGetersor. rod, to Miss Asa Petrie. Ou Morday the owls initant, at St Reversed Mr. Edward Vaughan ' Mr.. 3% 48: Miss Cassia, &tighter of thy late P. MS a•isin, Est. DEATHS: At Madura, on the 3tat Dee. Jobe Boodle, Crq on this establishment. At Cochin on the gut Dee. in the 3111 . en of Madame Setiril On Frida, list, Ilse infest tiatigistise of the that . Strange. Knight, Chief Jost ett. At Eaustrad, ati the ath inat:ort, Air IVtlii.tio At 'O. Thome, en the eoth M to- t r rad daughter of.t he late tient Ctst...lohe raft, nt the Madras e.tahlistneut, leartogs thfituiLikNalt to 11.11.1.111 her loss. At United, en the 7th inst. Lieut. Peter Pestoulbc:. Std trAtt. t.th 1 wit et& 25 'cm:. On the 1411 instadt, after rhild-birth. Mrs Stuart, aged at year:. Oa t►e aid instant. aged 14 saamilha, the dasa .4kaaader Anstruthee, FN Advoesie Genera Ott Sunda) leveeing the glea instant, Mr. Thvans set ivy. lENGAL rIRTWO. On the ISA instead, Mu. T. Scou,of aa. Oder tta the 'gib Ward, the Lady of Lbeel. Lay, jesty's rid Vareogra In Fort Willi tire Lady of Captain James, of I iassghter. tto the trot imagist, Mrs. !tally Driver, an danliter. Oa the 44 iastaat, Mrs. 8 Ede, of a son. 0,, the wed ultimo at the Residency of Lattoov Lady of Mr. Hairy B:Sleacl, of n son. MARRIAGES. On tbr j7.th fan's*, Mr. Nathaniel Maury Goldhawl M a. Mars Braids. Ow the t7th irrataet, Mr. Edward Piste, to Mild Cana. te■ the nth teem*, at St John's Cladreh, Ly the Ward, Capt. William Shea, of His ith 1 Miss Middleton, daughter of Sameet YWJklew, Fri Ow the a let whirno,at Harried, by the Rev triiiiam Paten, Esq alba Hon Compasy,'s t ir.i S. , Miss Louisa Bird, 4..n0t.r afSheramar bird, hail. DEATHS. On the 93d instant, at Darrackpme, Major Thom t. amittanding the b.tialion of the iStk Regiment at that flatten, swat ■haecaely and deeply tsgmut who knew him. - _ At Chaadarnaguar„ tra tbe IgH intent, Nis. Kirkpatrick, aged so yaws. This Lair caw.. sot In Sepienshet ;7irt , , a etc Gaily of Joins Scawea, _ . Vn the sth nOotant o Mrs. It On the with slime, the whoa* son of Joseph Rob Lately at Banteatb, Major Jcseph Thurutus, d Native Infamy. BOMBAY MARRIAGE. By the Row R. C. Jackson. Jobs Ludlow, Fan Ca► the Hon Cowpony's Military Souk, as the Braga! Milthewed, to Mao Maria Jane Beae+ s. DEATH. . At Capt. Learrinsaalles, — inapWlovt, oa tlir nth Mr. Thomas Paaeott, in his 2qlll year; of a jantle arbieb br we' se.rets u sarrepag itat Nos. Coin pan , Plastatioa as Salncite. C LON MARRIAGE. Al Colombo, no the ath ire*. Thomas Clef. Eol IltaJesti'a C'e)luta CMI SMICe. to Mass retraces C. daughter of the Ilea. Jobs Rodoey. MARRIAGES. Susilay sefei.l4, at Gretna Greco, Nathan Ilor , Mho Allen, if loads Shield', dweller of the 1.1, olt4p weser. Mr 11. Moreball, otßath, to Mon ehnrltn.r'J. ter of Mr. l'ltarlteo. of Doetore-Coomoes. .rd the anoeb.revecteJ acttog manager of the Tlbeatier. DEATH. Os fiesday morning lasi..hakes Sark, Egg • mar. Hien. WOO WATILD. THIS DAT, AT LONDON 6 Mum Air 111 Egli& Nis. situ - - LONDON :—Ptlatte b C. unTa, No t. Clew polphohed at 146.11, pact of ft Ceara Strsist, K.. 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