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II 1 1 I more attic salt than is to be found hi a dozen of at's suodern comedies, gave, ou tins occasion, a liberal trait to the poor inhabitants of this neighbourhood of Woodland% sod their children, at which he con. descended to preside in person, assisted by his friends, Lieutetnutts Rouse and Mudge. An eller maim sea-pie, of nearly 2001bs. dauked by the good Old sirloin, Ike. feu. were followed by ample cans of strong beer, till the hearts of the pose people sang wi th joy. Atuong them were ten persoos, whine united ages anirtunt to 746. The mansions of all the Nobility anti Gentry of Yorkshire became the meats of hospitality . nu this memorable day. I.onl Harewood entertained, at his owu honer, npwarite 0f 130 of his tenantry; all 'the outtlie-house' in the village were opened, and at 4'401 al thaw one litindrt4 perpons dined at his 11.erdship's espouse.—The Lathe of Mr. Henry • J.4%Ceillf• distributed to all tint pdoe boys and girls of the aeielaboorhood, a pat if ohnekitees and half , 3-0101V111 CIA ; andiard Harreoud gave to each of the pour istdows-ladlos-guinea. lu the course of the day a loyal seluti; r was fired iu the park, sod at night there was a spleudid display of Fite-wen kb on the limo. Ainiiiiirt other liberal donetions in the various pots of Vorkoliire, was that at Westno, the seat of the Right Hon. Lord Bradford ; his Lon;-hip mid feebly atteoded in person, after (Moe eervice no poimed for the day. to enjoy the heart-felt sa Wtion, in the sight of a numerout assembly of the pose, amounting to COO people, who were enter tained with every thing they could wish for, by his Lordsiiip, at mite 'altars. Yet tins hospitably feast ass lint a trifle to that which, on the following day, contributed to the domestic comfort of many fami lies. alio retired to their homes with the more than fragments that were left of as mg, several sheep, and six bushels of flour, baked into bread. Two hogcheatt a of excellent ale were drunk. and rill were rendered perfectly happy. and cheerfully joined is the loud and loyal toast of " God bless die King," riven by the hospitable benefactor. . Among the various modes of celebrating the sl Jubilee, we have great pleasure in tnentiouing that of Sir William Milner, Ban. which vows marked by . the munificente and urbanity which have beim. as' uniformly conspicuous throughout the whole tens(' of his life. To every individual. an all (the poor fa. rattles in the village of Appleton and its aerightst irate hood. he calmed to be distributed a pound of bawl . and a threepemsy loaf ; to each man and woman a quart I f ale, and to the children fruit, &e. To los truants and to those holding farms contienoes to his estates, he gave at his mansion a spltnthil din ner, and in the evening a dance. The particular atteetiou of his amiable and accomplished daugh‘• tens to the company, mid the grateful setae (lista played by 'the guests, of the kindnem they exp.. rieu-ed. rendered the day one of the happiest they: leer e homed. • ; , Oa Wedaesday last the revered and, rebooting uo t topitt seat of Moo et.Edgeunthe was a scene tivity.-wd Early in the uwientag, the noble's • ed a large dogs of money. and ordered ill tili W ag, to the poor a plater, Mdbroutatili S t • powilt i r and CawsandL At lisilfeoast Ave, a gra d r was served up its the AM stylo of elegance, to a nausea rows party of friends from Cornwall and Dorms ', so=whom were—,. *- sad Lady Mhos, tic Maw sad Lady Lesser. IM., Lerma, and Maas tomes.. Lad Falmouth sad Mloyars.. caeca Lord ma Lady Anita, Somme Mr. Lunt isal Lesly llorhipion. fir William and Lareit , Lair =walla feviese, Sties Carom, Mr. J. agar,. 1 Call, Mr. Mrs.e.lll Miss Glasvittc, Mw Faaahrirms. Mr. fibs. sad Mies Trete', Mr. feud TrebN Mr. and Mis.oo4y. tea, Miss Risidaigh, Ma. and Mass Nora. iddelml Yonsit, Atlimirsl sad Mrs. tenon, Ado.irail aid Mrs. Mao di Mr. Mirk Mr. Lam+, Celampt Cooke, Mr. Termayar, Mr ?retiree% Ur. Melina RaslikieteMt. Arteotti Mr. Bo ger. Maior Mays, Capt. sad Mrs. wolky, Laid Nevin. be. The Dorset baud played several delightful • ea after dinner; and at right o'clock a spl • ball commenced in the prat library, (two rooms thrown into our, oxtentliti• 54 feet iu length,) highly Btu usinated, and the floor eurieash chalked with ra tions characteristic devices; and at the end a tent, covered with crimson and yellow, was homed for • sreosol band to play dances, which were mei nly kept up with nooliated spirit till about one o'clock. vises slipper was annosineed—this we want time as well as room to describe. suffice it to say. ii stir piesed easy Wing ever seen in the West of Englaiel ; the tables is the great hall were covered with • pro fusion of the choicest viands, and the company, large as it was, were served Airoughout the whole of this elegant eteertaionseut, with a promptitude and •stteistion that made every thing perfectly • easy end agreeable. After supper, the chief part of the company recommenced, and conti nued dancing till six o'clock. It was the uncon tmuled reign of elegant amusement and delight. and upprobatiou was conspicuous in every cowl trimmer. Colonel Sandy. laid the fotindlition of a Monday School-house, on that day, at his seat of Innards, is ht. leevents ; which is to be conduced ott Lan inielter's plan, and supported by die bounty of the worthy Colonel. U. C. flrewett, Enq. presented the Crimea imie nor, with a fat ex, .even barrels of beer, and three necks of flour, with raisins, Ike. for making them )(gee puddings. The same gentleman presented a considerable quantity of beef, with beer, he. to the poor in the neighbourhood of Hsyle foundry. The following we deem a ha ppy _ display of loyalty in celebrating the Jithileeat Banbury :—A gentle man and lady, with their seveu children, planted a grove of oaks, in the centre of which was placed a large cubic stone, hearing the following ia.crip buts ;--t• This grove was phoned Oct. 25, ISUJi by . and their seven children, to ronitiirtmorate the fiftieth auniversary of the accession of George the Third." Send/till Perk. t h e seat of Sir J. Lethle kite. Bert. was that day at preprinted to The reception of the poor to that siei4hbourhood, who were sump timunly regaled wild Old English fare, beef and hum-pudding, nod strong beer. After them, the &ram*, bin son, one el the Representatives •alf Somerset, many ladies, with between e and AO eltf their tenantry, dined together, and sejoyed theses selves till ii late hour. . Colonel Gore Laiigion„ at Newton-Perk, distr . '. bnterl money sad pravisions amongst the &Millie* of his neighboorhood, end his farmers entereeitito the spirit of the day, after the hospitable example set them by their worthy landlord. At Cousbhay. the tcnaats of ? Foliii Leigh, Esq. F' f i '+ - I , I . • as well as the families of the labotiiiiig poor, were plentifully supplied with meat cud otroug beer. A Cornish party assembled, on NVedeesday night, hi honour of our Royal Jubilee. at the Plymouth Arms, and at a Cornish house, Mrs. Saunders's, in • Tooley-atreet, Borough. and repeatedly filled It china jug. of Cornish production. which exlsibited an emblematic representatieu of llis most gracious Majesty's arrival to the milli year of his reign, enamelled on Cornish china, manufactured in the parish of St. Stephen. near St. Aitstell, Cornwall, from the lands of the Right lion. Lords Grenville and Falmouth ; and einhellished by a Mr. lingers, of Cornwall. The painting on the china represents the Clown, His Majesty's age and motto, IWASOIWY, {matt Britain and Ireland, Sic. frith their outlines, the noble sentiment of our late Lord Nelson. " England etym., emery Man to do his duty," Lon don City Arena, fleet of ships lying off the British Manuel, reweeting our sovereignty over the sea ; emblems of Nice. Pleuty.Conquest, ; a citi gen drawn at full length. toasting " Our Gracious King. the House of /leftover, and it Instil% ICCeto• Wioll to our Royal Family." " The Duke of Corn wall." with three times three, was drunk at the bar ; and all was innocent and becoming. The Ball at Shirburn Cloak, given on 'Wednes day by the Earl and Countess of Macclesfield, in honour of His hlajesty's Accession. wilt; of the most magnitioent and sumpttriiis descriptioo.— About ten o'clock the company had arrived, and berme the dancing eoninteneed, tire-works +cum let off in front of the Castle, upon a stagy elected for the purpose. 'the Park woo Crowded with tenants, who hint before partaken of the hospitality of the. Noble Karl. and were iwrinitterl to view the festive scene. The Castle was splendidly illeminated with appioneiste devices, and a star of humps, nffixed to I the attics over the great door, attracted peculiar no taw. The hall, through which the coinpany passed in their way to the dancing room, was superbly or namented with flags, armoury, ace, nod the whole displayed to adeuntao the liberality mud taste of the Noble (lest and Hostess. About eleven. the Attlee was led off by Sir H. Douglas and Lady C. Several casks of wine have, within the last week, been t h ashore, and picked up by boats on tile western coast of the comity of Kerry. Apart of thowseeck of a ved:.el was also lose overril by a boat of Mr. Rice, and brought to Dingle, on which were found the Captaiu, his wife and child, and maid-servant, quite dead, anti two inme, part of the crew. nearly to the tome state ; the latter, how ever, by proper care anti attention, are now perfect ly restored. • From these men (one of whom is • Swede, and the other an Italian) it lismbesesi learned, that the vessel well the Lady Athos', of Dublin, Captain Wane. from Oporto for Liverpool, dashed Is plum,. on Saturday, the 14th instant, on the Leitunk,Rack, Interval the Skelligs and the main luad, atur,that her erew consisted of 22 -odors, one man, ti O women, and a child, passengers, all of whenametished except themselves, who were four .14,kspq4 Slights exposed to litusger on the *reek, batiste 'they were taken op. The cargo of the Lady Nelson consisted of MO pipes port wine, )t Of which were driven ors shore at Vulentra, nod se wed by Mr. BaRRILL, surveyor of that port. pn Friday evening, about nine o'clock, as Mr. foo DIMON, a well-known mudiematiciau in Loa. don, mid a teacher of that scieoce. who holds a intuatiodi iu the Trinity-house, was returning from dining with the gentlemen belonging to that office, along the Strand. he was followed by two men into &sax-street. where he web 110111 g to call upon Mr. Noel ; when he lifted up his arm to knock at the door, the villains forced his arm up higher, and searched his pockets, till they found a book in the aide-pocket of his coat, which they supposing to be his pocket-book, ran off with ; hut it proved to be only a scieutitic brook. The villains made their escape. The following melancholy OCCUleeriCe is sup. posed to have happened et about nine o'clock in the evening of the lush isistant. As Joists /UNG LUES:, EMI. of Slllllllool' WOO., in the connty of Somerset, wee esecitiliiig the batik of the river Parrott, opposite his resi truce, fur the purpose of going to a neighbour's house, it is probable that he nii.4ed his footing, and, from this batik being very narmo.the night dark, and the tide extreme ly high. that he was precipitated iota the river, and nil fortunately drowned. The most careful and al most unresnitted search for the hotly, during several dap, has been unsuccessfully made. It is ima• eined that the slimy substance with which the water of that river abounds. hes deposited oat the (only so thick a covering as hitherto to have eluded every endeavour that bus been exerted to disco ver it. Similar instances of concealment of per. semi drowned in the find water of the river Par rott have been known to °rem from the cause here assigned. The walking-stick a hich the deceased was observed to have in his hand, on leasing his house, at the nine mentioned, was found the Tollinvia4 morning, on the side of the bank, towards the. river. On his person, at the fatal period. were a geld watch cud a pocket. book. containing bank-notes to a considerable amonnt. This dad accident has switched from the kindred awl acquaiiitame of the deceased. us af fectionate relative, and u valuable friend. whilit it has deprived the public of an intelligent, nettle', and useful member of moiety, min, What, indeed, is still snore estiinable, of a truly holiest man. A ludivions circumstance occurred at the Crown hill, at Portsmouth, on Wednesday evening :—A irisitiher of Oftc.•rs gave • grand ball ar.d supper to their female friends ; no mile was allowed to be of the party. except he was in uniform. The party wag to numerous, that no room belangic; to the house was sufficiently large for the atipper; the stable was accordingly thoroughly cleaned, and fitted op in a tempera►y manner; the sides, Am were complotely covered with lags and pennants of ahipa. The supper was cold. nod the cloth was laid early in the evening, the delicacies put on, and it was left for a short tune by the aueralants; upon the ',tom of one of them, to his great sorpriie he Mend an uninvited visitor, who was not content with being eh intruder, buiLiii the most rude nous ner, took his soot. pow Me table. and vu eating the jellies, and other chant delicacies ; this was no other than • monkey., who had Ale range of the and had got from t:ae loft, through au • gl i e r , tl " l6 1• ; ;1/ -,---- iil -- • ---- . • .. , . . . ~ . . . . . . , THE MARKETS. NATAL I . . .:, . • ... . . . NTELLIDRIVCE.. • • , . ---' .-- ,- CORN-EXCHANGE, OcT. 30. . POIIT•111911T1l, cite 'Q9. The arrivals of Wheat this day make but an laeonsider. Sir Samuel flood hoisted los fl..g yestrolay'rea able supply, and sales thereof are sumo/bid 'dearer than on hard the Cettraste. Friday—Barlory rather lower—Malt likewise—White Yeas• are cheaper—Beans of both sorts also—There are tolerable .ArricclVl the Endyntien, from m.e. ira ; Diana, supplies of Oats, cud this article isitamed at little vuiation from Fliishing ; mat Ott: Persian, from Ole Dowe l s. ~ —end Flour coutinees at late prices. - Nothing solicit this day: CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. There areal pennants flying at Spithead. Wheat 756. 900. lu4s. Bella '. ~... 555. 644. ad hue ditto loss. I Ito. Tick Bums .... 45 4 .53 0 Will . PLY MOUTH, OCT. 48. Rye sos. 56e. Oats ..e7*.305. 34s . Arrived the Phenix frigate, Capt. Muclg. , ; op Barley 484. 55a. Piesnds 37s 401 tut the Sparrotelmiok sloop of war, frOitt Ceti ernery.--. Oak 7ss. as.. Potstoe ditto —a. to Ale Od Sailed 1 the Swallow sloop' OT p nr, for Lisbon; also White Peas / ,... „... Rape 7. Fine Flour 9ne red (builei.) c '" the Surveillaute frigate , thd iNioaraii euttari ou a Grey POZII.. 4llO. 544. girCos63 ,a; 958 90 ., cruise.—Wiiid• S. • . ' rst.stooto, nee. el. Sailed His Majellty's slop t.sayrriede, with a fleet of transpoits, for Gibraltar ; /Yard:sus frigate, with a fleet of victitidlers, fge the ship. of war truss. itig oft the French coast ; His Majesty's chip Ar. gus, for Ireland ; Prince of fl'a/sr packet for - Lim bon ; Alory'ditto, for Gibreltir and Malty. CIVIL, OCT. 29. Caine down from the River, the /losing. fur the Cape of Good Hope, mad the William, ter Lisbon. —Very foggy. A melancholy seeitlent luippened near this place on Friday evening last : a galley, with eight per sons iii it, having been to St. Marearet'i in the afternoon, on returniui id the . evening, owing to some mistnenagement (ac it .wits nearly earn) the boat was upset, iie.ir Wolurr. a shoit &stain" from the laud ; three of the into swain oil shore, Imo cured another boat, and immediately pot cot to the assistance of the others. two of •st hem they rated; the remaining three, viz. Robert Smith, boaditmni, • • Serjeant James, of the titli dragoons, and the master of the canteett, were drowned. Every exertion has been used to recover their bodies, bat without effect. I . . . ..• DOTER, OCT. 49. Arrived two traasports marked PI) and AS. • ' with sick troops from ,IValellerve; the Harmony store -ship, from the Downs to rent', with the Ilsigis Atm and Jane, of Dover, Mowry ; and the Fried, I ship, of Sunderland, Brown, with coals for.Dtmer. This afternoon, a fishing sa teck. belonging so this place, called the Whims, %cluck %id been car .. toted some few months shier by o petvateer, eery unexpectedly came into the harbour. It esthetes she would hove been liberated lonfc'ertice, but for the felts report of the Cuptitio of the privateer, who - -- 77 I said, he had reason from circumstances to suppose she was employed in landing spies; Ante which, it has been proved, that this was ouly a story raised to shelter himself from the viotenfe si'the &hem • • men, who are at this time a large body, there biting • `.little other employment for them. Os the smacks 'Ample beiug released, and breoght to Soulog.te to lake possessioti of th •ir craft, which had been pre *sully matted, they were treated with every mark er:stantet, according to their situ .1100, unit Lye, becAreary was provided for their accommod.dion. .—........-- • Mall LLOYD'S UST. Olsoelletto, tom. go-Armed the Susan. Retina, ism Slip —No whits or railings kw two 1..15. liommemm--womow - - - - -- - The , following we believe to be art accurate list hie to - 4+l I of the French fleet at Toulon, Genoa, and Corfu, I. the state to which they were in February last : armed Napoleon .... Is. guns Ilsititag AuSterlitz alsjeateeux Commerre de Paris - In Omer Ruad. Li Relents - Ditto. Le 11141•5•4 as --- . Ditto. L'Cles . 94 -- Fitting. Le Deetsbe . 54 --- Ditto. . Le Hoodiel 74 Hata. . ' It• NI •••••-• Outer Road. • .Le re=a 9"l far Rrolot •ir'rtjareio SI -- Ditto _ . *Le nelheia se Dills. It IRagnaelir,e B4 —.— Ditto. ' Tinnie tink nos u .... ?wo II or.sians ... .. Eight frigates, including the Pruotryioc, Iwo corvette% • nu 164)1:1' of brigs. Oeuos..—Ooe frigate, I schooner, t biig, building. - Corfu —Three frigates and some brigs Irililiatr. - ---.. Corn-Inspector's Keturt sl . 6rat, per Wed. Burley, per quarter Outs 11X:E. .-41(111190A7r, 007. 26. —.4. to 3.11 --S. .4to. —d. to sus. —J. . 30s. to ...Stilt. —4. to 63.1.—d. —d. to fins. Braes . Peas PRICE ;11. HOPS. POCKETS. SAGS. Kent, at. tbs. to 111. —s. p welt • 41. lee. to Sl. ss. fasex, ♦I. Jell. to sl. ss. Kent, 41. Ise to 71. ••••11 41. I. 61. --4 Fara4at4,4l. to Igi PRICES HAV AND sir.r•stelest. W, YkSTI Hay, al. i0a.1.747; ists. StI4S. 41. ita.tip 01.171. ed. Mr I. 3e. to lA. 12t. New, 01. us. to 01. oe. Clover, 64. Ids. to 71. Straw. 21 tie. to el. les SMITHFIELD MARK LT, OCT. 30. This ilvy's market was amply supplied with prime beast., suit the bliew of rattle, in other respects, was considerable. If.f supports last mice. Mutton, Pork, as Veal, were dearer ; and the trade, in general, was pretty good. The sales in the Haymarket were somewhat lively. Hay and Strait - have fallen in price since Friday's market. Clues r hes cot up in price. We annexe correct stain anent of the prices and number*. To *lnk the Offal per stone of alb. 8eef......i5. ml. to Lg. ad. Heed of Cattle, this day :-•-• Mllltua 0.1. to 55. id. Nl3lll 2,350 Veal (is. nd 10 Be. od. Shevp 17,500 Lamb ....OS. ed to us. od. Calvet 530 Pork Cis. mt. tugs. oil. Pigs 370 HAY-MARKET. ...... 41. los. od. to I. .6s. ed. &raw 'IL too. od. to. It ss 04. Mem .. ...41. too. • ed. fo 71. lb. NEWGIATS AND LEADINIIALL AIARKEI'S. (By the Corneal Beef as. at to u. • 4d. I Veal es. 4d. to 6' ad Matron 311. Od. so as. 6d. 1 Pork 6s. od. to 7s ed Laub os. ed. od. • • laltICE OF TALLOW - - -- • . it. Josses Market Ss W Clare Market Wlideehapel Nisei/Jet ss ad pert. of alb. 17s ad Aserage.... ss • TewaTallow 9..5s Ctd --a 0 , Yellow Rus..ia wa oil o White ditto .. 93. od =s u Soup ditto .... 93s od •—• v Metliug Stuff,s4s od 0 Ditto rough lids os —a • Graves . . Geed Deep Yellow Soap, nots—ifottled 104,--Curd, Igas Peke of Caodlea. per doses, 15a W....Moulds, tea od PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts. so Os each - tad to sad per Ib: Ditto, Gti to Whs. each - esti to slid Alerehasts' Barka - None. Dressing H Mee - led to lip i d Fine Coarb Hides tgitt slid Crop Hideo 43 to tattle for euttios i to mad Ditto Ipt to ootlis - tad to 190 Calf Skins in to tolbs slid to and Ditto SO IS 7Olits - sod to •od Ditto 7010 401114 33,1 to 3.1 Small Seals (Oreealsnd) 33 od to se sA Large ditto toot to I 4011 per doses. Taunted Horse MAN s9l to told per lb. RAW HIDES. I Re* Holfroododi (p el Ordinary 2. . —d. to so. od memo) 00. s to * od. Malicia Colt e4o• od. each . RiddliZ ev et- Rd.** ad. Eng. Hors, IL.- ed. to 160 Rise - - so. 6d. to As od. Thursday last was the first day of Wickling Ram. The weather was exiecroely favourable, mud the diversion prose(' highly gratifying to cer tainly the most numerous attendance of company that ever assembled on that fine ground. since the sports ham* ken established. The Hon. Colonel !Wilma* afterwards gave • dinner at the Hull to about tin frieuds. At this entertainment.. turtle. moil every other delicacy, in great.profusion, co vered the tables. Amongst the guests were the Earl of ORFORD. the Earl and Countess bf stow, Lord W A LPOI.R, the lion. Colonel and WooLltousr, &c., 6,11, to . oihrh,lßO li shies Lod Gentlemen of the neighlouihood ware cited, concluded the pleasures of OA The wheat sown by J. C. Cuitwee..Erq.'llt the Schoose farm. is trolly remarkable: there are iOreatly , 280 acres. with 700 Winchester 11116110 s: tbege are. 70 more to be sawn, which will mall S5O aver of winter turn.—The seed sown upon the Satirise! farm will be nearly 1000 Winchester busiielsi'Vents't than was probably ever soot) in one sedmdi;Byaigy . . Last week, 300 brace 4 small stme-cetp were sent to Cloucessei, from the Delved!. NORLFOI.II . s sent at Stratton Lacy, in the count of Hereford; 'and, on the afternoon of the Malt day, they were, hi the presence of his Grace. deposited in the basin of the Llioucestcr and 'Berkeley Canal. as an tape : nutria towards stocking it with this species of fish. Notwithstanding . they were sent by land cart a distance of :JO miles, and were without water. lthe whole of the cargo, with the exception of about 15 brace. survived the journey, sod rest vered their activity upon being put into the basin. At the Agriculturist Meeting. held at Altrin chum, Mr. BIM, of Nootwith, exhibited his Suf. folk mares and stallions, with their produce this yeer.mhich stock well highly approved by the sins.. teurs. He also shewed his breed of long-horned bulls and heifers, his Leicester rams mid thetces, and his voloolde breed of pigs, known by the name of the new Cheshire pigs. This stock contributed greatly to the amusement of the slay, end was sto. evident proof of the improvement that may be ob tained in breeding &mho; stock, by careful and judicious management. This gentlemen. by the rules of the Society, (lie tieing a member). could only shew stock for two premiums, which were voted hint by the judges. An 'evident happened on Sunday in Wilmer,- street, thsongh the pole of a chaise. driven as a tandem, soddenly tweaking. The horses ran away, and a gentleman in the chaise was thrown net and dangerously 'sounded in the heart. He we. cow vcyed into the shop of Mr. Least, a surgeon. its the neighbourhood. Another gentle:non, who was the chaise, escaped unhurt. The hews wars mop ped ass Tottenham-court-nal PRICE OF grocks YESTERDAY. • • Rank Stuck . in " ••, • 3 per Ceut. Raelilted . 6111 .s.. .. 3 per Cent. Censels ti 9 4 per Cent 4 per (:egt. Navy I.ong Annuities ......1s 7-16sks ' ! .1 intim Stiok .• . 191} 1931 w•i India Bonds .... ............49 24 press. r.• • F.xg•hequer silt.. Batik fir .. '275 4. Y • Cnuttuls fit 691 1 T. ItISII, Stnak-broker, 4. Coruhill, and 9, Charing-crews BATHS. Oo *Mariley, the sit\ iwatuut, at his house, in 144rwtibre 'Loa, the Lad/ of the liouourratt J. Wingfield Stratford, of 4 datogibt.s. On the ;111 instal the Covalent Dowager of Farnham), house, Rutland-square, the 'tight Hon. Lady G. Gore, of • daughter. At Carmarthen, the Lady of John Owen, IEOI ALP. f.d Perahroke, of a still born son . At their teat in Radoorshirr, the .Hu,,. Mrs. Wain*k lardy of W. Wilkins, jam Est. of s sus nod heir. HARRIASH At Bowdon, on Saturday se'usight, by the Rev. George Heron Booth Grey, Esq. of Aston Hayes, Cheshire, to the Lady 4oplais Grey, daughter be the Earl and Countless of Stamford and Warrington. DEATHS. At Saltnab, in Cornwall, oa Monday comae., the rid init. soddenly, Mrs. Sliver, wife of Capt. Spicer, of His Majesty', Royal Navy, leaving • young family of five chatter*. .1 he eircusitsttuteee attending thus Lady's deeth were most realau doily she was et • temparty, enjoying the most perfect health end spirits * mad, without the least warning, or • 'nem, fell suddenly back, latices, in her clialr, sad in so in ttaut ‘..s a corpse. In Dahlia, on Saturday se'naight, Streik, .1 a.:keisa late lLuadwaiter of Cork; • Gentlemen universally aid de. Mime* regretted. On Om loth instant, in his 791 h year, John Carratliers, &I of Holeasim, Sum reNor•Genri:d of Taxes for Scotland. In Spain, of • malignant fever, bronchi on by being re lieweitaa early from Talaveis, Lout... Cot, G. U. Adana, of • lin OM liniment el root. FtWay, He Cooper, joe. inn of ter. Thomas Cooper, late Of the George mid Magog' pohlic.hanso, Leeds Ills deeds Vag egessimmil by eating ruts. HIGH WATV.S. AT IsONJX)N lIISISKIP. THIS LA!. Moorsiss s 7 mho. An 6 j Afterssos 34 /CIO. aller 7. . LONDON .—Printed be C. SMITH, No e, Clement's Ins, sod published at the Dace, No. ts, Bock of 6I Clemwt''• Clioerh, St.mod, by J. WHITE, of 'mot plot —Orders, he. tot this raper, out to t►e Odic% (om pool). Val ►e 441 ettrodei to. • . - • ' • • ill V /I! NEI" Tills 1130 EV Kitely, 1 Nnowell, Btelaben, 1 Juatiee Cl, Braiowont stun ; Bel( To whit' Omar (t 1 voluti 1 - .1%d the The Bo belnet al Buses, 7 The Yet once in tin 1 , 4,11r5t op 1.43t1 I la.' T 1 To-morroi The 11 evic Cure for tl of Venire ; UNDLR ' Granted fi r 1111 E I iug Tilt:Ant Nov. I, I$ Sir Ant Mr. Wriiiir Faul character) Kr. Joh.," it*. (trei Lasguish, Altair wLic Witt' The cha bpps, Mr Lte Camp, Fisher, M West; M DuNes 61 Celery gs Price EA. The Pea t.nmamece t Tu4surre lime parts 4 snrtmmaweal brim,e hts ht a Vetag. The esrli oppcsrar.v. 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