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I ~~ ~...: RICHLAND SOCIErY SCOTL.4ND. • The anniversary genei al Meeting of this Society, agreeable to the Charter, was held in thrir (fall, High-street, on Tuesday lust, at which three *us a very respectable and full attendance of the Mem bers, to the number of upwards of one hundred, and among others, the It, 'it Hon. Lord Vi;count Cuthcart, Lord Viscount Duncan, Lord Robert Kerr, Lord Seaford+, Lord Macdonald, Sir John Sinclair, and Sir Alexander Macdonald Lockhart, Harts., with ay of the mo.t considerable landed Proprietors in the country. t ;enti , wen or r flit in the Army, owl or the Law and t:0111111l31.1:11 •rest. The Right Hon. Lord Visenost CATHCART, net- Pre►ideut, m tin Chair. Before proweetking to other business, Mr. Mere &maid, the •rreasurer, read to the i‘leeting a letter Rout his Grace the Duke or Athole, President of the Society, statiug his regret at being prevented tr.. n attending the Society on this occarienk, tle:amed on particular Imams* in the errantry.— I.• Grace at the seine time expressed the mixioue itere , t lie takes in the prospewity of the Society, mail his desire to promote its patriotic views, which gave satisfaction to the Meetiag. The Society then proceeded to ballot for new . .'tll•arbers, when the followitar Noblemen iisid teeni ak iv ere duly admitted Members of the Society, tOeir names ordered to be me:Paled, and public no tification bi their election giveu, viz.— Must Noble Georg.: Marqu:s of Tweediale ; Riglet Robert Lon, Viacom:l Doses,' ; lAtut.-ti,neral the flow John Leslie; Ma . ;iie the Roo Chula , Catheart ; th , HUM I% Mister 31aekcosie, of Seafirrth ; Sir Jams D un ba r . o f Pura, Bart ; Face-Admir4l of the Blue Sir William Georze Fairfax, Raumeret Rear-Ailiniral of the Red s:r Edmond N.:4le; Roliert itetrati. I.lmi. of Allee.tniie; A•itueak, S:icii;i'-itcpute of Kincardineshire; Bripole Mari Hon aid, :So, ilOritrili Staff; arid several othei, 'Fite Society next took reeler consideration the proceedings of their IJirecturs since the generul rueetiug in Jerrie lust, and approved of their omit /toed attention to elifh..rent objects of improvement, as appeared Ikon the preminius Toted by them, for the year 1508, for ruisiog omen 'TOPS' terelioratiret the breed of cattle, to plou gii me et her improvement in plongliing, and for the introduction ofwoollen .kia mil:adorn% into the Ilighlands ; also, for essays, containing information un di sit useful subjects. —Tile Meeting directed a list of these premeeme., with the mimes or the tiererstis to whom they had been adjudged, be be.publisleed in the iicospaper4; and the Society approved of the I a.i.l •stieletion shrivel by the Conveners of Committees, an I other . resident Member* of the Society in the country, who lukd paid proper intention to the black cattle .and ploughing c petitions, the last of which had .beets found to excite alueli emulation and appro. banal) in the diet let, in whoa' they had been given. Meeting were g ratified to find, that tit rewrap districts the country gentlemen and fanner emir ties had begun competition* of , this sort ; and that the exertion* of these societies. in promoting im provement in age icnitare, were found to be very beneficial iik the district* where they had been lu at tested. The Society baying, at last general itwetime, voted premiums for the erection of inaeliiiwej, nod the introductioie. into Kintyre, Argyllshire, of u manufactory for carding and spinning wool, I o: 6114_ making tlw mine into dente. ; it appeared, by a letter from 111 r. D. Clink Campheltown, that lie liael kerearly. liKsiedes the operations of canine and manufactured trendy 2000 yards of cloth. and would soon he able to carry' on this useful 'brand' upon amore exteueve s e.ele.—The err. rred 'Mr. Clark's letter, with one from Mr. Thomas Parker, of Yorkshire, relative to the in troduction, among the tenautry in the litglilarkds, of email machiner, or frames, fur tlw splouiug of wool, and the proper mode of sorting, or stapling it, to the Directors; and the Meeting expiessed their kreknowledgeuente to Mr. Packer for this commu nication. The Society also approved of the ri solution of the Directors, to vote a premium of go guineas to Mr. James V each, at hiclihounr. near Jedburg, I,r an improved Plough, c onstructed by him, and other machinery. These had here examined and tried by Lord Viscount Cathcart, oho .reek t he troubli• of acting Lib Couveuer, w•si.iteil by other re sident ltlemb.us of the Society ; and, hum a very ars urate report, giten in by his Lordship to the Directors, it appeared that Mr. N'eiteis's Plough is of light draught, executes it, work in a superior mauler. aod is particularly steady and tint. In the ground. The Meeting, at the sane time that it adjudged the above-mentioned premium to Mr. Vciteli, voted the thanks of the Society to Lo:d Cathcart, for the trouble his Lordship had an readily taken in the imitates*. A plan fur the establishment of a Caledonian Asylum in London, for the inaintenenee and ethi caii 4444 of the «mit mud ilaughtt rs of Scottish sailors, soldiers, and marine's. I glut forward by the liighlaid Society of Londoo, and 1:41111W11111• rated by them to this Society, throw: l li Sir John Sinclair, Bart, was laid upon the tilde, with the report from the Directors thercupon.—lt is pro posed that, in this institution. Isesides retitliag, writing. and arithmetic. the boys shall nrerive such , preparatory instructions us may be necessary to qualify them for the royal navy, the urmy, service. or the fisheries. The girl* also to revive an educatnni suited to their situation in life; and for the purpose of bringing up the chil dren in habits of is/dairy. it is proposed tee Ham- Mier Him the establisbuteut certain sat factures Or niecluinie art.. adapted to thew sulaerpient pursuit in life. Due attention is also to be paid tee the morals and religious tuition of the ehildreo. Clod ributors to this benevolent Asylum are to have totes in the we nagement of it, with the privilege of presenting children for admissiiiii. Cue Society unanimously expressed its highest ap probation of the establishment, of such an Asylum, sod their satisfaction that an many Noblemen and ticialenien of iltio Society had already curie for ward in its support. While the object of it is liiiiitaese and laudable, it appears pecsiluirly proper to :iroride few the fa ahem of Scots soldiers, sailor., awl marines, who have out every tax:ll;44M nplwld the high military fame acquired icy their ancestors. Therefore, awl the plan of this Histehition Perms GA' attaining its nwpose,the Soeiety take the liberty of recommending the establish ment as as object - aiwthy of et/emu:tip meta and 4 patronage from the Members of this Society ea the Public. The attention of the Society was now called to the highly meritorious and spirited conduct of two ' individuals, who, among many others of our gallant countrymen, had particularly distinguished them selves at the battle of Vimiera, so as to attract the notice of Major-General Fergusson, under whose command the gist Highland Regiment, to which they belonged, had been placed. General Fergus son, in his - letter, states, that Angus Mackay (then a corporal in the list Regiment, but who had inure been very deservedly promoted to a commis sion), was the person who had, on the above occa sion, refitted to accept of the French General Bre nier's watch and purse, when tendered to I.ica by that Officer, ut the time !,e was taken pr.,..ier— that Stewart, the piper of the grenadier com pany of the same regiment, had, after bei.e , severe ly and dangerously wounded, continued to play upon his pipe, to animate the mem—General Laser gusson expresses a hope that this Society would confer some public mark of its approbation upon these men for their conduct. The Meeting, with much approbation, and agree able to the ■nggeatiou of the Directors, unanimous ly resolved, that a Gold Metl.sl, with suitable de vice and inscription, should be I)l.i...eater! be the Society to Mr. 51ackay, as a libtrk of the sew., ti:e Society entertains of Isis meritorious, manly, and disinterested conduct, as above suited ; and that u handsome stand of Highland pipes, with a moper inscription engraved there,,,,, shall be given to Stewart, the pipor, for his highly spirited and laud able conduct at the battle of 1 imiera. A 'memorial and represeittation from the ;Oven tutrtrit to the herring fishery at the port of Camp heltowit, relative to the stet passed last Session of Parliament, for the encouragement anti regulation of that 4,hery, was laid before the Meeting. The Society directed the Secretary to inform those concerned in that trade, that, under the said Act, a Brial having been now established at Edin burgh, esp.., tally for the purpose of the white her ring fishery, time Society considered that Board the proper channel to which representatio ms and coin intv:teations on the subject of the herring fishery should, in future, be addressed, in place of this Su eitty• ► letter from Robert Rennie, D.D. Minister of Kilsyth, to the Secretary, was laid before the Meet stating. that he expects soon to he aide to publish the additional parts of his work on the im portant subject of Peat Moss, as a manure amid soil. ...Inch is intended to he dedicated to this So .for. The Meeting was pleased to find that this trea' , Se ill such forwardness, us Dr. Retail': has paid sane% sit. shiest to, and taker an extensive view of, the subject. Mr. M ACDON A LD,theTreastwer,congratilltited the Society upon its dourishiti , ,r, state, and the increase of ems funds, as recapitul anti by him, and appeared 1 - all accurate state t!irrutif, plepared by Mr. accountant, in Edinburgh, the Society's Auditor of Accounts, upon the table. From the ' liberal support which the Society continues to re ceive from the Nolficint - te and Gentlemen of Scot- I• 111.1. VII from Eugland, as this day'a ballot eeincem, the Meeting were enabled to vote a comi dei.dile sum, to be laid out by the Directors iu co emirdgiii4 proper objects of nuproveinent, by pre mium., in the year 1809. The Society having proceeded, on the motion of the Treasurer, to the election of President, \ ice- President., and other officers for the current year, the following' Noblemen and Gentlemen were chosen, viz.— His Grate the Duke of re-el..etc') President. Vice-Presidents—The Must Noble the Marquis of Huntley, Right Hou. the tail of Levin nail Melville, Right Hou. Lord Viscount Cathcart, and Right Hon. Lord Scafarth. William Maelloavhl, Y.tal. of St. Martin's, Treasurer Donald Maclachlaa, of Maclachlan, Esq. Advocate, Scree- Utry. Robert Wilson, KM. Accountant in Edinburgh, utlitur of Account.. - - Mr. Levi. Gordon. Orpute Sacretary and Collector. Mr. Poi.' %Valium. Wrier,ler and Clerk. Re. Pr. George Baird, Principal of the University of Eiliii burets, l'haphtio. Mr. Alexaoder Cunningham, Jeweller anti STedalligt. Mr. John Camplorll, Translntor of the Gaelic Language, in place of the Rev. Mr. Mutual', deceased. Besides thirty Ordinary Directors, chiefly resi deist in Edinburgh, for managing the affairs of the Society. whereof seven go out by rotation annually. The Meeting also made choice of the following Nohleineu and Gentlemen, as Extraordinary Di rectors, several of whom are only occasionally iii town, and cannot regularly attend the stated meet ings, viz.-- Itis Grace the Pax of Argyll ; Rieht Hon. the Eta of ihtlhotwie ,• Right lion. Lord Gray ; Hight lion. Om bird Advocate of Scotland ; Sir William Renee, of Sienlionst, Rare. ; Sir Janie. Montgomery, of Stanhope, Hart. ; Sir Alexander Macdonald Lockhart. of Lee sod Canoe - oh, Hart. i John Prmicis Erskine, Fag. of Meer; hunt"; R... Wartruhanorn, Eaq. of latercauld, Captain Royal Nary ; Th•ustia Miller, Esq. of Glealre. Among a variety of other matters referred to the Directors, were communications from Sir John Sinclair. Hart. and Mr. liesidersors, at Brechin Castle, upon the cultivation of spring wheat, and the mitt in wheat ; and from Mr. ‘Vilson. of HO vitas:risk, relative to oak and tit words. The Meeting' then t (di a the thanks of the Society to Lord '1 iscount Cothran, for his conduct in the chair, and the stopport given by hi s L or d s hip, on evert occasion, for promoting the views of the in emotion. In the afternoon a lar4c party of time Members attended the amoverenry .1 rin Fortiiite'a tavern, Lord Viscount t 'atlicort in the chair, when mars,. loyal, patriotic, mad appropriate toasts were given, amid the evening spent with that hilarity and 1 pleasiire which a meeting, associated for such pa triune objects as those of this institution is calcu lated to produce. On Mootlay se'insight, as Mr. ion's Covse.Y, un Officer of the Hewitt's. of 11 aterford. wai going ou board a vessa.l at the Qway, %%hum Ise was (lait', slaty, hi.. front the ikekliess of the ;;;ght, slipped off the plunk, tool before ally lugiistauce could be rendered, was &Honed. One meriting Ll•t week, it bricklayer, of the Lint, Clare, uwuu•d DCWI runt), WHY alt , COVerefl in bed. with hi., throat cot, by a man who slept i;t the cone room. A surgeon wa. intmedtately sent for, who spored up the wooed. and the 1)001 mnu 110 W liya Ina fair way of recovvry. .:~~.,tz~►~). MALIN QUARTER - sEsSIONg.--Jaw The Lord Mayor. Sheriffs, Recorder, and Alder men; proceeded to Court in their accustomed order. I The late Grand Jury baying boas called, the financial presentinelits which they preferred were acknowledged, to the amount of nearly 70u1. in uuisance presentments to the number oT old houses were also admitted, end ordered to be abated. A Grand Jun• ballot; bet n sworn, The RLCORDEIi congratulated th e G en tlemen on the reformed state of the city in p o i n t of the num ber of criminal charges, the enormity of otiences, and the general state of the Police. For the lust winter, there were not exhibited in the Calendar a suigle charge of horglary or street roblbe•ry. lit sthe Miller before there were too nosily. Whine he looked to this reform as ail auspicious period, he had. to regret that he could not be equally ardent is commending. the ejeatilinets of the streets of the capital, bicli were a disgrace to any civilizcii con m rv. lie would not at present apply censure to the Commissioners of the Paying Board, but he considered it a toot 111111ml:it'd Part of their duty to attend to a matter imperiously calling on their unceasing atteutiom IR," ArAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. JAN. 16. Sailed the Sae, Ails, and La "lecke, to the Westward. 'file Thames is appointed convoy for the 31edi terraiiran, and Sm.Wit/2 cutter fur Plymouth.— Wind Easterly. DEAL, JAN. 16. Remain in the Downs the ship as per last.— Wind N.E. moderate. TRO3I L1.111'1)'S I.IST. Gsta yrss7•4 no, JAN. W.—Palmed by the Nlentor, Rem St. kill's; William rousing*. Jcauings, fioiu St. Thu mas's ; Iluue, Shields, front Tobago; William I,olihait, from {V it, curd t Myrtle, IN Mlitiligale ; and the Wart, from Gottenbureli. Sailed the Nottingham, taint, Ix•II; wed the Carnatk, —, fur India; Uanirl, Bales; and the Phit•hc, Head, fur 'reneritle ; Orpheus, Villdlli few Jamaica; Sarah, rorinack, fur lurk; Dantzw, R ; Aid, (*ma'am ; (timbre packet, and tbs. Gram. Turner, fur Gibraltar. FROM LAST AiGnri GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ri; r- (Wee, January 17, limy. Rini] Regiment of Horse Guards—Assistant Surgeon Wil liam Thomas, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, to Ike Assi.taiit-Surgeou, vice Laiug, who resigns. 91s1 Regiment of Foot—Captain Joho Blaine) to be Major, by porelssoc, vice I)cutglaa, promoted. tifith Unto--Major bite Lee, from the Srctiiaa Rep:need, to be 'Majui. vice Mmtliray, who encbaugcs. H Dian School. Until Colville, Esq. to lane the link of I.ieutonant-Colo. net dining the puled of his bolding the appointment of Commandant. The Kinz'sGerralmo Legion. tat Regiment of Draenosou—Captain and Drigasle-Majoe Chwrles Baron iluileohorg 10 be Captain ut *Troop, with tempura,/ rank, vice Olderhauseu, ilecesavd. STAFF. Lientetraut Frederick Baron Calor, from the Ist Dragoons, to he Rr-`.,ade•llajnr, sills temporary rank of Captain, vier appointed to the tsl Dragoon.. Eltllt AN DU M. litutewant Keno, of the 2.:41 l'uOt, us superseded, being absent without leave. Lieutenant Berford, of the 6Jd Foot, is auprineded, be im/ abbellt without leave. P.IRTNEKSHIPS DISSOI.VED. Robert Aiii%gun, John Watson, John Swam, and George SWBO, merchants. Per. jl, Itlllll. William Royston, Richard Blackwell, William Proctor, and Peter Dokin, of She Acid, York, stove-makers. Jan. i, 1899. George Hem , / Thoropeon, and David Dolby, hat makers, Great Yarinoitth. Jun. u, 1809. George Br . i.li;es, John Reay, and Thomas Christopher, of London. Hit. al, 1808. Ilciiry W;ICUIICUOptT and William Cooper, of Leicester, 'maitre. July 11, 1 ans. !olio Pickard and William Pi, of Bose aod Crown eourt, liret dies seanufactu rem 3113. 14, I sl4l. Mart in Cole aid David Laing, of Ci r, Weehnis- 'ter, surresots. Jour 2n, tnar.. Samuel iioustr7 tool Robert ilearilmore, of Newcastle on iler•Lyme and Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford, woulleu.drapers Jan. 3, torn. Richard Horner and Wiiliant Batten, of Newbury, Berke, bark-iirritre, Sept. I nil. Jonathan Reeser, William Reeser, the elder, and William )terser, the younger, of Manchester, Lancaster, cotton-mer chants. Ike. ii, isi..• John Llu : ,l mid W Rol,ley, of Salford, I.ancaster, common-law: tra 1 William 11 lot. side, (ttorke Peet, and Thomas Hayti., of Laneaeter far as rrlati a to lieurge Peet. Der. In, tans. 'Ai:tithe* shirtlilf, Joseph Mathews, and Joseph Ryeroft, of Leeds, Ytwk, ins ti haute ; su far as relates to the late 3)attliew Shirthtf. 'sow Julio Olive mail .I,A, pi, Mercer, of St. Cathorine-street, Toner Pecan( t, IMa.I wol shin makers. Due. 26, 1801. Robert Platt the e:ae,, John Platt, Robert Platt the younger, J..ehom l'lntt, James Platt, nod Jowl+ Platt, of March, wilbio the init has of Mudd lew th. Y uric, t lot b. mann facturers. Jim 11, 1 -0 .9 James Robins and Michael Firsts r, late of Leatienball street, 1...0ni0n, alas :.ne Felon:try 14. tel. Mary Martin, of Rochdale, Lancaster, and James Milne, of the AMP place, coach periprirtors. Nusemsber no, taws. J. S. Wright mud Henry tiuldsinitit, of Great hallow. December 2ti, John Johnston tout William lamb, of %Voreester, glove maimsfarterens, Der. inkier JI I as'. William D~.um, of New Miller Dam, ink, anti Edistati Dale, of itarn.tley, in the bald comity. linvii-manufact niers. January t i, !son. Joseph Hittite, Allan Iliade, aid William Ta%lor, silk wearers, of 11 und-• to et, Chespsidr, Jammu!' li, 1039. BANK RV PTCY LARGI. Jelin Bruer, tuash•r•ntatiner, 1143111 a I), is.•ist r for debt in the gnat of knignton•upon-Iltill, from the i;th of Jantuttli to the Via ul Alarth, at chorea, at t;nildha!l, HAN k 1:11: PITY SUPERSEDED. Ruben Suuluu•, Mtnriug. lune, Lusukna, %slut nieu chant. Tlionwia Pearson, of Sautb Stitchls ' Durkim, shipwo to Pur,..n.ltr, Feb. r, u, Emit ts, at ckven ' at the GUidela Lion Inn, SJuth Shields. Atterue)a Mr. tiiristoplite Bainbridge, of Chapter-row, South Shields; nod Mtssrs. Bell and Ileodriek, Bow.laae, CbLapsitle, London. George Pickwouil, of Cloak-lane, 1....0km, w i :IC • merebant, to surrender, JAIL 21. Feh. and :1111. at Itta, at Ulla Mall, London. Attorney, Mr. trUdinuod, New litidge.street, Blockfrims. A\ ilGno Tomlinson, of Tolitttb Park, wear I.iverponl, mPr rleAtit, to .1411(1'11er, it, fled .! 0 4, al oar, at llw ( i'we4c lon, Ihle.sti vet, Liverpool. A !tor lie)s, Air. Fun-eat, I.i. verpoul •' and Strang. Slo ',hard and Aillitigtou, Bcilford roo, Lointnn. James Sbeittleomili Brehm, late of Mei.sina. In the Me. diterraneass, not Puo of Liverpool ow.ichaist, to surrender, Feb. I, 4, and Ss, at twelve at the tilliOt Liverpool. AM:mails, Mr. tit:uric litjw, Wood.atrutt, Livareu! i awl Meson. Coupes awl Lowe, Southampton Buil.bap, Chao. cery.hinc, Loudon. • Justinian Smith and Oman Smith, late of Balls, Sanwa , . set, phase. manuteetunrs, tO surrender, January 23, Fe bruary st, rust lit,nt Aeries, at the Christopher Inn, in Bath. Antis ucys, Messrs. Shcpliassi nod Ad.ugtun , Bettfunl-row, London ; 111141 K. A Sh. mond, Bath. James Marliott, of Baruley, Lula:aster, cotton•spiniter, to surrender, February 1, at five, ut eleven, stud .20, at Cve, at the 'Flown, its Burs.lry Atom nrys, Mr P. Hurd, I.:,. ; ,',.t.fruch-Walks, Temple, Imeolosi; stud Mr. Wiilians Slime, in Burnley. hunts' Tatinte, of Barnstaple, Devon, money-seriveuer, to surrender, Felortoiry I, r, at.J 2., in ekti ti, at the Globe Tmern, Ismter. Aitorsisy a, Br Barnstaple; mot Mr. Brettiridge, at the Common-Picas °dice, I utter-Temple, London. DI V I DEN 11L. • March 17. William Buigia of Bristol, printer, at toelre, Wat the bite Iwo B road-attest, Bristol. February 4. James Priolom of Bartoos-upon-Humber, Litti I+lllllll*, al 434.,Vrt1, at the M 4.011110, 1:1 Barton upon-Masts., rehriusry in. 'Thomas Filessrts, at Mareleslield. Chester, strum r, at ten, at the &id:etym.,. Arms lon, iu Manche,. March Jr Ilatcliiirson More, Robert )hire, and William ,Mure, of Frodsurela.strect, I. lots, suctrhaists, at is u, at Guildhall, Lyndon. Fehruary 1.1 Joliu Percy, of Liverpool, block-maker, at our, at the Globe T.oresas, John street, 1.,. :!ipmol. Felorour) ; . ilielunl Batiks, sit Lltlmisi, bent, victualler, xl ~,,,,, ..t Guildhall, 1.311400. 1 , 0 0 . 41 -y Churl,a Davies, of St. John-street, Middle rex , 4100 11/I.r, at ten, at Guildhall, Ifflultoot. $3. John Stacey, Richard Peassuan, aurl ft , itert I tesi sitar, of Mead-street, Chem/side, Losoluis, 14 artist, ism men, at lets, at Guildhall, London. ESTI Ilya T ES.— BEL 7 . John Toasty, late of Dunstable, Redford, straw•hat matto• fact ulcer. William P.m!, the elder, of Ileddiabmilts, Lancaster cabs u printer. James Iloblets, the yoonger, of Salford, Loneaster, dyer. Robert St'.14:111:111.10111..1, of Duktsstreet, Aldgate, Loudest, paitst.r. James Clark, of Illonadaditels, !motion, brass-founder. Joseph ut Imudou, glazier. Charles Parry, of Liverpool, cm rice. Bailee Ittibiuson, of Manchester, cotton-mist dealer. John •Frott Mills, stow or late ai the Maze, Suuthwask, Surety, conhoterchaid. MEETING OF CREVITOIN AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. G. Remington tool Alexander lietningtor, •trert, 91VWENIri. Thomas Alexander 13eAle, late u( London narrhum.einais - Loyd Beale., late of London, wire hoincassei Thomas Jenninze, late of Dunhill row, srliar!inzer - Jubn Neale and Puler Fr -root, Ruttliii, dusters in coals - PRICE OF ?crams, YESTERDAY. 3 pet Crnt. Reduced ":" .1 1 1 - • COMMAS *pee Cent., 4 pet Cent..... ... ..... "•• • • ..6 3i 5 pc, Cent. Navy i.....ie Annuitieit .. 4 .... 9 7/ IS 14* Imperial 3 per Cert. ttrnnit.no • % ' t_ Ditto Boo& 9 to pima. T. DISH, Stockbroker, ♦, Cornbill, and 9, Charinke India Stock MINH sTocxs, JANUARY 11. Gtivcrisin, ut Debrutures .11 per tent 74 Ditto ii.tr Cents COURSE 11F F.X Alnetersttnt 33 6 t U. Dino at Stet 3111 Rotterdam c. f 7 t U. Ilamhurgb.. • 3l 3 3 1 ti Alton. 3l 4ll' Paris Ditto Vs 4l it J.N. 17 Opou to UuLliu. . Cork BULLION. Poolord Go TO io Con; and Bars 1. 9. 1. inir oz. Doubloons !St, Dollars Sutler in Bars Nen' Louis (ends) o • is o Aglu ins thi• Sauk of Hullsod. —par Crist. BIRTHS. 101144•111131 . • 2S 11 Zia@ %Aid 44 effective Bilious 4l i orgbilill • • •• • • 57 . Naples nit ;cola • SO Lie.lPie Venice's C se Do. Incr. The wife of a poor man, named William Torun., of Tolle. lane, near Middleton, lately, of thy e girls, who, with the mother, are likely to Ili, well. The, have been bapttaeil by the names of Faith, Hope, and Charity. 31 IItRIAGFIS ......... I :Arty, M Rhydllan, l'hutshirr, Charles Armand Dash wood. not of Shatifirril-ball, Nottinghamshire to Aims Maria Slople), second tlanighter of the Dean of St. Awsph. ,1t Prospect, Lola, near Cork, the seat of !total t Bloke, uo Sator.lay lu:unit:lst, Iry the Kihht Ber.De Theartlo. John Gallsey Rouen, Ego M.D. to Mums Burke, daughter the late Mae-Walter Burke, fay. of roughnaboloa, 1.. the cuuot) of Tipperary. DEATIPt. _ _ Fri Jay a.'nnight, at it 7 11:4aelle of a deep 01. clito Ilarati;daughter of lb. late John Atb;rton t Esq. of 1 attol, titHaerwet. _ _ .1t Hamilton on the nth insmtit, Archilr.ild Burns E a r l C. , llllTlil.Yry ti Hamilton and (:toriptie, and Sheriff Sub stirote for the county of Lanark, 411“ the btls instant at Sydetthwn, in Kent, in the ssth yeJr of his age, Charles Dill, EOl. late of Farley Hull, and fur many sears au active, useful, smil upright ‘I minds me. At Eslinbargli, on Stindiy, the nth 111%1381, 11! the Jutit year of hisage, Licut John Barry, late of the Royal :Sass He served on board of His Majesty's ship Revenge, ii, tlte glorious action of the Walsh licet, cuinutatided by Admiral Lord !Seisms, UN Trafalgar. tat the sth Jan. Jame* Ogilvie, Esq. late Collector of Es. cow for Fife. Suddenly, Richard Manse, Phillips, Esq. of Sketty Hal!, io Carmaribemlitir. WATIEtt, `l3 LEtti , AT LONDOiti-BftllrtiE 1i05e.ai....11,131. after.. 3 i Ewen :39 —aria. after... 3. SALE BY AUC fION. VALUABLE MALME AND COMMON BRICK EARTH, AND CLEAN BALLAST HACKS Lis ROAD AND BCTHNAL-GREEN-ROAD. By Mr BURTON, On TUESDAY, the gat k instant,at 'twelve o'clock, at Gar. raway's Codur-husise, 'Change , Alley, Coruhdl, as Cuts, ALHOU IT Seven Acres of siugulaily prune MALME EARTH, of treat depth, must advantage. ousts situated, being on the Haekitty-road, within mile at' the Iletropolts, which, from the greet scar, ity and pressin4 .Icmau.l fur the Article, sad the Binhlines shortly to Is tit vital ini the spot, open a lucrative field to the airiest u. tor. Also, shunt 5 Acres of Ckan BALLAST, off, ring grunt aalsaittag-e from its contiguity to, town. At the same time will be sold, io Lots, shout Eight Atree of Common BRIIK EARTH, anal l'oer Acres of ItALVAST, contiguous to lb., Turnpike, Bethnal-Green-road, particularly eligthk, Gum the .mprowcittents going on in the acighbourho..4l. ty i ng, 1:Irlie N.O4'OElllll will he gown, Descriptive Particulars aril Plans may he reel., by appli cation to Mr. Parkiimen, Surveyor, 3 .:, Holborn ; Messrs Sloper and Heath, Soltritunt. Muntislac.strect, Rue mill.myeare t and 3lr Burton, 62. Comilla. LONDON: Premed by G. WIVIDSON, No to,, Cold Poroell-roto . i, l'ast.y.ktrret, and pabitabrd at the t)tlir•, No. 15, Bark of St. ('tent. ... 'hard), Strand, by J. WHITE, of same Ithire —itrAers, &r for this Paper, seat to the Oaser,4ost pcilj, rill be d■ly atteadad la. .