The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-20 00:00:00

I . L riatfoo - • y~••_: I .ON 00N, SATURDAY, Ithy o. L r the T 10 . ,, 4faker Ca, i7e,Captuin Dodds, had sailed for Varlan;; unalCr 4.vuToy. The ob Barlow and Jest' , belonging to Cal cutta had suited to the nifrthaurd, but were driven back by the strong' north- ticA winds and laments. They again pulled from lkneonlett ou the e)th of Anguat, in company with the Experiiirmi. On the fah of Septeiiber the Lady Barlow uml Jess!" left Padang for the northern ports, na finest of pepper ; the E. ,riatent sailed at the same time on her !re turn to ..;uleatta. . . The Mary, Captain Allen, the Uthty, Captain Adams, and the Clyde, Callen Frazer, had been. et Paleng, and sailed from lhat'port on the 211 of September, the two forme: for the northward, anti the latter fur the Coromandel coast. _ In consequence of the unusual number cf yes gels calling at the northern ports for pepper, the 'rice of that article had risen ,ronsiderahly-s-.liin are nun excluoit4esl fur s chest of opium, ohicli lately brongitt -200. Public atisirs at Briteonlen µere tranqnil; nu I ,te accounts of privateers or enansy's mincers on t iit cisasts. THE BRITISH PRESS. , it was confidently reported, last night, that a telegraphic dispatch had becii reiaived, btatH4 th it 111arstil Sant" had offer, cl to capitulate sir,mt honourable term, and that Sir ARTHUR IVELLEst:ET had answered that not4ig bliort of unconditional surrender would be vccepted. Tlris is very probable ; but we have been astutril that Government have not received any such :mil li;eiice. The letters from Falmouth, rcevivi-1 yesterday, "toted, that the Princess Clearl9tte packet arrived there from Lisbon, had brought In telligence to that effect ; and se believe that they are the sofe foundation of the'runsour. Two Gotteliburgli Minis arrived yesterday with letters and papers to the 9th inst. from whieli we hare made some extracts. but their contents are not of importance. Kit be possible to direct wit' view to any other quarter than Aubtria, while BON ATAKTE 6 :.:!VaiiC- in; towards Vienna ; I'urtugul, mud even Spain, • might claim attenti..4. Every thing seem* to m amma., not suarely a hope, but It reastitudde be lief, that Sotte.t • eisenut extricate, himself and Ina army flow Oporto, Of 11:110T did, last year, from Lisbon. Happily. the Britiali honour and the IfrtiAh interest* are now, we knOw; periniine - ntly entrusted to the Cominguiler, in as evil hour, or in a moment of iseaplittakile"ineen. siiteoey, he signed Use Armistice of the e 24 of Attgik- last ; yet had previously gained die ViCi;WitP of Rotheis undo( Vinteirs. It i9' difficult to speoceive now Soovr is to ieWeli any plw e of security, either Leon.— Ausarwite, through which place it is iidiskrissible that he must force his way Refire lie eau effect his retreat either to Zusenra, or tip SiilaaliUMA, is occupied by the Portuguese army under SYLvtitts. Chores, toward:, the Minho, is in possession of the Spaniards, who, to the numl,.•r of 10,000 men, were preparing to smirch towards Tut, the first Gelliciau town, os the northern btshk .f the Minim. Vigo is likewise in the same hands.. Even if Sou t.t were to effect a passage scrawl the Might', he would sail meet with prodigious inspe diluents to reselling Coronae, or Ferrol. WEL LIMEY and licansrotto are rupitlly advancing to attack hint. Will he vesture, with au inferior force, to (pit Oporto, and to give thew bottle ? Or will he endeavour to maintain himself in that city Whichever of these various alternatives he tuay embrace, his position 'wee to he inost hazardous aftd altnost hopelt,s. We' must suppose, that a General, so able and experienced as Souvr, did not lightly or uatulvisedly enter Portugal. Ile probably relied implicitly upon VT:rotes c.-opera ?ion on the eastern frontier of the Tagus. Nor can we deny, that if, after the victory pined over CUF.STA at Medellin on the 27th of Miireb, the Fffncli army could have puah.•.l on tin nu:.;11 towards Lisbon; while S. had marched upon the capital, throng% Cuimbra and Lurie ; Cnatr roc mist, SCCOrdiiig to all prolaihility, inive been reduced to re-einbark, and to ab Per:tigal. So great, arid so complete a inverse, hare a foe, weeks apparently produced ! Thot s "Sotivr may dis play tnore resource, or exhibit more ability iu his present situation, than DcroNT did lust stiminer at Ditylen, is probable. But we conceive plat rite termination of the business will resenine that of l.a Mancha. It must be owned that NAPOLEON'S Generals and Admirals are not fortunate just one. In Basque Howls sad at Martinique, they hare I,erts vosinently unsitecesio fut. Soutt, at Oporto; and falanarrs, at the Saintes, are hi a most perilous preotiou. But these am, after all, only episodes. The grand drama is performing in Anstrio. It is there, not in Portu gal, in Poland, in Its!., of In the" West Inches, that BONAPARTE% great destiny lOU he decided. So awfully interesting, lathe ptese:it moment, is the state of affairs on the Inn, the Ihutibei tool the saza; a strongly itanLeiicd b !well the public expected's, in cniercquer , •••sforirmrted advantages supposed to lie pitted by the AdAtestts .uver ilosiirecrx ; and en painfully protriteted iu our curiosity on this point, that we car scarcely direct 4 • our attention Eteaaily, orperreineufly, to any-eases quarter. Ire fact, we feel, that whepver Naeo- Llicm is present in persor4and leads or., or directs the operations of the war, there exclusively in a great degree, the fate of the campaign, the destiny of the House of Anstris, of Germany, and we might almost say, of Europe, will be decided ! Never did it appear to be more critical, titan where our last accounts leave us. As far as we can judge, the Corsican, neglectful or regardless of Poland, of Italy, or of Germany, still pushes forward. Lintz had fallen into his hands. Neither the occapution of the Tyrol ; the - defeat of acetic BEsiillAg wois, which must have beets decisive, since we see that lie has been driven hack under the walls of Verona ; the 'embarrassments of his Westphalian Majesty ; nor the disasters experienced by the French and Poles on the Vistula: none of all these alarming filets or considerations, a Inch might haite appalled or arrested aii ordinary Com mander,. seem to affect the Corsican Emeritus.— Upon him every eye is 11): , _11. from Petersburgli to Scribe, from Naples to Stockholm. Nor is it iii human ability to calculute the results that iikht and ioust stride on the globe, from any accident, wound, or misfortune, that might assail him.— Perhuo, ut uo period of recorded time, from the days of liitannoTcs to our owls,. has the felicity, of: have the calamities of the earth, de pended so much on the life of any one individual, as on that of this Italian, who, lesv shah twenty years ago, was only an unknown officer of artillery. Anxi ously desirous us we are to believe in the 1.1111"Ildtd bUCO•111 of the Austrians over BON APAATL ill the vici:.ity of Lintz, re own that on the fullest consi der;:ion, we incline much more to doubt, than to credit it. If we may trust to the .Merman ac moots, the Archduke CHAILES, far from revassing the Danube, was retreittmg in the direction of 80. lit mire, on the 29th of Api ii ; and UP shall not ea-. silt personae remielves, that Genera! Hits is de feated army had been tp coutend successfully against NAPoLEoS, and to gain u victory over him. By what other Austrian army, or Criteli], C4ll the great French body of forces under BONAPsaTi: have been stopped It is not by victories, but by resiste:ice under defeats, by firmness, and pro trac:ed war, that rethink the Emperor Pngacts is to In aimed. We believe that Prince Stalin muerte asserts his Imperial Master and Isis Cahi net are prepared for all extremities. If this should be the feet, we venture to augur well of the pre sent strittNle. But utter the events which we have witnessed in sao,s, ae must see some proofs of the gsgeMen, before we reeture to trust tun implicitly to thedurtitude, resources, and energy of the Ans uiau Ccutucils. Mr. MraiLY, our late Ambassador to Sweden, arrived in town yestenley frcin Got teuburgli. It was reported yesterday that Prussia had declar ed war against BONAPARTE, and hail brought, or would immediately bring into the field, i:1,0u0 ohl welchers, but, this news rests only nu Mitch 'letters. Letters from New York, dated March 30;11, war:• received in town yesterday ; they state, that several vessels which were biden and bound to Ma deira, Faye!, had again unloaded, Ili cimse qUeilet of the severe restrictions placed upon them with respect to intercourse with this country. The clamour arid discouteats in New York are very great. • The Danish ports are expected to be opened im mediahlc for Swedish ships. Lord COCIIRA%E arrived at Fortsmonth ar Thursday. Ills Lordship, it is supposed, attends a s a is mile,. Ilia the trial of Admiral IlArivee, commences ON Monday. Tuesday a Court-Martial was held on hoard time Salvador del Muado, is Ilamosze, fur trying Capt. 'Fain LETT, awl his Officers, for the loss a His Ma jesty's ship Afenierre ; when, after a dear and fall investigation of the eiTCitinstaueet , , Cart. TIZEM LET r and his Officers were fully acquitted: the pilot of the said ship was cautioned and admonished. Another Court-martial was held 01l a t..11111;111 and marine for an attempt to desert : the former ass acquitted ; the bitter was sentenced to receive 30 lashes for quitting his post. The four Hags brought by Captain WE TAIT, on Tuesday. to Lord C AWLS:aIgaI:ICS Office, have inscribed on them on one side, in French, re/oar and Enterprise, and on the other Emperor of the FrCISCA. Therm of them.belaoged to the sid" Re giment of th' line, and one to the 26th Regiment. The eagles at the top are silver gilt, and about the sire of the ,lace of the Eagle Insurance Fire Office. 'The following arrangements in the Church are shout to take place, it is geuenslly reported, iss consequence of the death of the 13ishop of LONDON. Dr. N•eronr.rw, the Bishop of Bangor, to be te undated to London. Dr. IVIAJENDIEs the Bishop of Chester, to be translated to Bangor. Dr. Spsaus, the Dean of Bristol, who was tutor to the Duke of tternAno. to be the new Bishop of Chester. Sir 11 %PRY BURIMILD and General llousurrott are mentioned for the Colonelcies of the lirst regi ment+ that full. The Centleinen educated ° at 'Trinity College, Dublin, duly! Vebterital at the Crown aith Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. 'T. F. Bulros, Esq. Pre %iderrt, was in the Chair, sod IllEattc RAT- , TA N, jam F. 441. Vice-President, being indispos ed, Sir Wir.i.usss CIIATTKIRTON' tilled his place.— Loiters were rein' front adr. Posisotsav and Mr. ;fIATT A rew'retting their inability to attend. be ing occupied 'by hi...mess in the house of Com mon'. The company amounted to upwards of Go gentlemen, and the evening *l5 spent ia the Mat pericet harmony awl conviviality. A dreadful tire broke out last night to the east wad of the rite, in the dirttetion of Bow. It was raßi.ig with great fury when this paper was put to press. • SPORTING EPSOM It ACE,X. FRIDAY, VAT 19. fifty l'oaads, for...byre year AA,. let. 7!h. ; and four year olds, Bel. olb. A winner of San:pole:air or Platc in the year leo% to carry 4lb extra. Mr Izulbroke's hr. C. a 3.1 . 11 Uhl Mr. Etwes's Mild Sophia, 4 yen old I 2 Mr. itteate's be. c. Durrisuout, 4 314 old dr The first year of a renewal of the Oaks Stakes of ach 11. ft. fur three )r. old fillies, est. Gen. 1.. Gowor's Maid of Orleans Mr. Ferinor's bl. f. Raids 2 Mr. I.awrell'4 cli. f. Prophetess 3 f. Spindle 4 The 'testily Stales of soles. each, to P. for three old colts, est. 7111. ,• and Ellie, est. 411 i. the last mile. The winner to be sold for wogs. if demanited 14 ithiu a quarter of an hour after tlsikrace is decided k the owner of the ea t:and horse being first entitled, oic. 311.. Ilowaetli's Viscountess • Mr. Ladbroke's eb. r. Galloons Ltl. Lowther's Blue Rain ANNIVERSARY Or THE SONS OF TILE CLLIWY. Thursday, the Annivenury of the Sono of the Clergy was celchritted to Si. Petal's Cathedral ; the tau<ic wits ably c Meted hither the of Sir William Parson•, and ilia irt hem, it out ed by 1)r. llo } et• for this occasion, was suidinre; the otner vocal amid itiatromental music was of the r.un.• eilblrdeter, and gate general satisfactioe.— The Sermon wag preached lay the Rev. Si^ Henry Rivers, Hart. who took his text from the Ist Chap. of St. James, and tit crse— " Pure religion, and undefiled before God and the Father is 114 s, to visit the fatherless and the • .dos s in their of Maws, and to keep hituself unspotted from the world." The WT. Zia-Duet made an excellent sermon, appropriate to tier valtialde Society. His Royal Highness the. Duke of Brut attended an one of the Stewards ; the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, as usual upon this occaciva, went in state to the Ca thedral, which war extremely crowded with very eltvint compluty. St•voriil Ladies fainted away, from the heat. After tile twrviee, tile Society went in trrocession to MerehantiwTaylors' Ilan; where an excellent dinner was provided t the Lord Mayor took the Chair. The company present tvere : Hie Royal Highness the Duke of Bent; Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; Bishops ..•f Bath and Wells, Bangor•, Ely, Salisbury, Osc:ird, Bristol, Carlisle, Hereford, Cloyne, Toms, and tt orcrster; Sir Win• Scott, Sir Willie= Uo!beu, Dean of %%Otgo", Chstaberktin of Loudon, Alder men Geri, andShow,SirttitliaurrGrwd,Lord Ellcub,tungh, Et s el ecrcy, Lusrl DIII34tIP, Sir Y. itiVesl, Dart. The sum collected at the Relie.n.:;ul Willi 791. Ss. ; at the Church, on rho anniversary, 9.321 s ls. DJ; ; at Dinner tr.leth, 4ss fad9l. LADIES WitSCRIPIION rATCHES 41111 °LES to:vrERT. The Seventh of these elegant Cogent* was held, oa Thoraday night, at Mrs. Guanos's house, in Ilill-street, Iterkuley-skjuvre.—The ptincipal Per formers woe, Mr. awl Mrs. Vatic:two ; Messrs. K. la I VETT, Sate, a3tl GOWEL—The Selection was Prow the Works of Wcanc, HANDEL, CALCOTT, Dr. CROTCH, and several other eminent Coin ; sosors.—The company were elegaut and nuinerons: His Royal. Ilii:lsuess the Doke of Qt.ouctsrits, Cocottes., of Ruittcs, Lady C. lisitoss;RT, Lady :.:ATE, Lady E. LEE, the Dom Mos. Mti.mnt, and the lion. Miss FORTESCUE, were present. Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, Dukes of Youa, K ENT, SLaiSkX, and CIIMSLRLAgD, Prill cesnio Au sutra, nffit SOPUlA;uccompainied by Lady C•ROLINk. W *LOW: E, GeOtrUlll Gyv IN NE aUtl G saris, and Colonel TAYLOR, rude in Windsor Park, and retonied ut one o'clock to the Castle. Yesterday liar MAJESTY completed her 65th year, which was celebrated at Windsor in a private manner. The Duchess of Volta, Dukes of CAM.. REID.IE mid SUSSEX, and Lord Sr. HELEN'S, ar rived tit Woo&or on ishiersday night for that pur pose. Yehterilay the Pelmets CIIAR LOTTE Of 1% AISi. Dukes of Yoetk, JLYT, and CESIEERLANU, Arrived ut Wiuillur upon the aw l:101011. The Qt:r.i:n sn , l PIIINCE99E.s, Princess CI1411• mars of V. ALES, Duke and Duch. Duke. of CAMBRIDGE, KENT, VIM CI , IIIIERLAND, went to Froginore Lodge, where they were e*ter ts by Her NI s.se.see with some refreshment, afterwards walked in the tturdens, cued returned to the l'a!acse ut three o'clock, and et four dined with Her MAJESTY. Mrs. SMI CH gave n grand rout on Thursday night at her Inni,e in New Norfolk-Buret. It Min attended by upwards of three hundred fa.hionable. Earl Fiorfuscou entertained a seleCt party of Do bility at dinner on Thursday at his.lioube in Groves nor-square. . . Mrs. ST. Jour( had a grand party, on Thurs- Hi ght, at her house in South Audley-sheet. Mrs. ellAmpmarr gave a grand rout, on Wed saadaratight. at her house in Stanhope-stre e t, !lay-fa ir. Three splendid drawing-rooms, Opened for the occasion, were tilled with upwards of live hundred Fashionables. The Earl and Countess of Polawr arrived on Thursday at their house in Stratford-place from The Marquis of SLIGO will leave town ou Mon day for :Ireland. Thursday, as the Earl and Countess of UX BRIDGE were passing' Frogmore, one of their horses fell and broke his thigh : he was in consequence killed, mid takes, to his Majesty's dog-ketinel. The Earl and Countess of HARRINGTON aro ex pected in town, next week, from Ireland. The • Earl and Coutitemt of Bumf MORt will give a grand dinner, next Wednesday, at their house in Suckeille-street. On Fr;thly later, Lord DuitstAT gave n dinner at Froginilb to behNteii 97 and 4 poor lubouirerr, who had been engaged by him in stopping the dif ferent earths during the time hioLortlihip . r. limin Is had been hunting in the neighbourhood of Chtl tenhirm. The lure arrivals at Clteltenham ororr-: The Lord bishop of Eihoore aatt family, Lady Shams aid eaustarre, Lally 5. Douglas eve &welters, Wire Basisfylea and Illerewuutl, Ilea. Mir. Cary, Gulatels Fitzroy, Prnubie, and Reynolds, Lieut.-Cal. Derry; Liest.-Cal. Tartlet, Lest.- Colood Sleek, all4ar Hairy Doman& Major Lk trellis, Major sad MI. Dreamiest% Captain Mashy; Captain Maireariag, Captain Lypii, Capt. H. Oahe, Caplets Mahar, Capt. 0. Price, Capt. Menus, Dr. sad Mr. White, Dr. Noe. ria, Rey. U Fee i lkes, IKq sal Mrs. plartia, kr. be. I • -1-, NAlrele INTEL LMENCE. . ' r ims),ouTka, NAT tB. Sailed the Asguste aori dphitrar, trotosorts, under coovoy of the Phipps stoop or our; fur S.E. DOY1:11. NAY 13. Arrived the Pwrerful,likewirAt title of the Stet the rest ore t:hartotte, Ciut. front Soiled the Poe(argots, with the llnkhrtlt. I;imett, for the West lisilies—Sisuaitori . h. Toseinam for the ut.ti three 41 of coasters udder sugar% fm. Portsmouth. Wind N. F..! ILIFEINLIO. ?MAY 18. Sailed the faintly for litligohusd, wider Con voy of the 1/0/ end 41er/iv. YARMOUTH, 5:41* 19. Arrived the A/rzarsdria liw,ate, Loos Gotten burgh, and Linde•: Mr. Merry. our Atulat-suador rroin Stockholm, 'littler a rulcne of 14 guris ; also the Aboukir, ,talt tun pores. Sutler' the Nemesis, Challenger, Often:s, 14. and Lord Arbon. cutter-. POl WI:. TIISS Yl)Rii •ow-tract:T.• Vie stated A few ila's ?ince Ostaltrung lady °flier insice ur 11.1:q York, was eaaii.ioeti liefore.Mr. ltimtral, thartre.l with tiring a gun to ire at too young. was of the auto a . of (..t'wi'st and l'ulter, lio.o idr Ruh: tot Luck'. pre.. anises, udjoiniiig lieskplun Folk,. at Stinhuiy. Vpoe that wry:Arlon the yuoisiz turn waft:: that u cd panties witbiu a short distuci. uf the Bout alit,* the ciitism. stance tuuk place, and mot hive heard tl:e turieettant ion 1.,. Suet u tt.r w, sad seen and ben. the gnu go off, Li', tow Magistrate's wish that such at rairii:rdisisry eirii an charge shuntsl u inlets° the fullest examinatiii.., i-ery asia ly did ant &lain Mil% York, cur her eertsaist Liiinbeth Tro, in iestudy, but took Mr MAW* audertskitig or Mu ir pia tinier yesterday, at the same time gave 4.:rlAstiLlU fur I ilel• the i)CtSO4:II said to here hem priseist, to be sunarisuneil lit e‘ 'deuce, shit h ars .ieruesliegig Ye•tes dor, at eleven of clock, was the time appoisitetl for the further ; the partii• wive all ready hi at. frail:owe, but ma its Wing suggested to the Magistrate that Mr. GUit S ICY was retaiued to attend for Miss York, I.e waited till ahuat half-past lady,,;Awn Mr. Gunny ration lulu the °Mee. Mists Yurk earl er &errant Elizalaili Tvii. • were then brought iutu the office, laud placed before Mr. Nauss. The witnesses were then called far, but slid out suss. r, although it esteemed by Lavender, Ai:ki es, Limberict , Lott Ames, that they &err at the door of the Once at the tune Mr. Gurney entered the Ogre. Every exertion possible was made to find three, but is rate. It was ascertained 'burs young man, et the saw of Sanderson, the bailiff i. Me . Rolfe, was seta in runverution with them all foe a Cann_ elerable time, sad at the thane It ry sere last semi, ha ukW sent fur, it bring strongly suspected that be hnel torn tam • peeing with then, to inshore them nut to allprar. He at guilty denied the chnige, or that he hate ahem Hwy were. Mr. N• Res however, v. as Owl awlwGcd with his aecimut, and flit, atcurA to bet I:berated hint sputa Sir. Rolf* ut2ertshing fur his appearance sass as future day. Mr. N Alias observed to Vv. Rolfe, etwai he aright big. until-treated, after tLe lenity be had stews. Mr. Rolfe assured him be knew abutting of the witnetsev lteiia tail. a away. The Al AV I:TRAtr ordered This York to he committed to New pi I, Ste was detained at tee Jhowit Rear public-home, lilt she was taken there, curia[ which time smothers of t;covi:ltseiti hid (Wheys locked tiptoe tome a rating frantic, who. had the lusidse•s to load 3:l4liiia_harge a pia twice, her tom; haste( bee; mule ?ebbe. Eltuduth 3 . ,0, the servant, was admitted to bail, to &server what shell be objected against her at the sort ticeerel QUM , tcr Sessions, hermit in a eteettn;r4mrs of *but mid two lure • ties is iSol. each. Mr. Rune we- use of her baiL . MEETING OF cier.Dirous AT GIiIILDUALL 1 lira DAY. John Rarefied Island, late 4 Burr-street, East &Chalk* field, and of Loner Thames-sweet, Louden, cosi fat tor Samuel Merino, ltirmingken, draper - William Tubb and James Heury Alexander Scott, King's-rued, Pimlico , Middlesex, nursery end seeds- Men Jobe Bull, Grove place, Deptford, Kent; victualler Richard Clarke, Tuoky.street, tioathwerk„ Herne swam - • Jahu Carter, Clapham, Surrey, mason - • Jobu Bugg, Mansfield, Nuttieghmasisies. hie-keeper Thomas Cullisou,Southatuptue-row, IlloumaLery, ca binet-maker - Charles Wa'l, late of Fritli-street, Soler, asae's-nercer Alexander Guerra, late ufGrrat Castle-sheet, Oxfurd • street, aims merchant Weave,- aud Joseph Holt, Isle of Spring-car • dens, Cbariug-crese, pateet musical inset:use nt tankers Henry Moggridge, Fleet-sircet, bout rimier Willisus hems, V...fsiltrieb, Kent, tailor DIV HEN DS. Nicholas Huniplireys, Slioret. lineu-draper Richard 31augliton, lernifurd, Middlesex, draper - Willies' Steel, Bientfurd, Middlesex, liums-duper George Frederick Grace, Tuoley-stieet, Southwark, farrier Charlet Liudegi n, Niacin-lame, Louden, WW chant JO 3 IV 3 19 119 ✓ 10 ✓ 17 ✓ ill 1 14 1 1.1 i la rzcA-ti.s. John Emir'', of Marlikurvnik-rumrt, Caranby mark. t, allcorx, r kin allor. Sairrh Muhl, of Southampton liamln. milliner. George Crocker. of Bideford, f)eruo, ohlp.huilder. Samuel Corlett, of Saint Ceiba, inea, M kWlurea , paisley. Samuel Allen, late of Car.litT, Glamorgan, foltaroliger. John Donveriditte of Beth, Bu ue. set, holmium of Woole Kest surge's. COM. M.IRKET—MAY i 9, ley). Me* at Mackey. ' Sibips wad. 49 Newcastle 3s 4211 414. to ISS 1.. Sunderland .. Yalu _ . . PUHA OE YESTKIRDAi Book Stork a per Celi. Itallured .. 3 per Ceiit. rig.auls. ... ........ ....... tibia 4 per ir.:Mil • 4 43 Ili 4 per Cant. Nary ..............-.. Of 4 II!' Puft•Auts - labs liter...al% per Cent 644 Itts bawls l7 Is 17 peso lima lteteter Illilbs Coma's.** T. 111:411, Stock 1it..1u.t., Nu. a. Curohill, LW No. 9, I .'lrkr) ,, l .7.,5• MARRIAGE. At Minster, in the Isle of Shrtipy, by the Rey. Gr. French - Mr Catpanter, fewness die iioek-yard, Sionenalls• 10 Om leeltrupii, of that place. DRAM. In the lath year of his age, She Hos. A. Cole Ralrik" , ►rothsr of The late, anJ oocla of the present Karr of Rani.. kitleta, many pare rerrearatetiee in rattlesnake llhe the county Ferusarash, and Lest:Coiosiel of the Royal Tyrone HIGH INATrIt AT LONDON-BRIM* THIS HAY. Hafting 3i after G I After 3110111 53 9.51114 • LONDONs Pritori t.. O. D tVIDION, No itjet g So r rell-coon, irarerstret; sod roilisholl ot tbo No. is, Back ut St Closeves Cluogeb i tter . 0 - WHITE, some plbre..—Orders, Ppm, ft° lb . Mi ce, frost paid), *MI bet 4%0 odttd to. 1 : • glii HJ eisel 37rs. ntIL Won :Sy I I, 1 II -‘ 1 IS --~