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2.1 -72 41 0 . NAVJL INTFLUGENCE. roaTswouTu, AUG. 25. Arrived the Zedra bomb, with a convoy from the Downs. Sailed the (Ir•diet,l f.;gate, an 1 the Locust gun brig, for the rctot of Portug.sl, to bring the traJe from thence for England ; FAroi"e .I top of war, and the Pi-leder gun-% eimel no a cruise Came into harbour His Maksty's ship Slorrh. Dropped down to St. Helen's three gun-vessels. Wind Westerly. PLYM - 1. TX, AUG. Came in the Sophia, 15ntmin. from SAlre ; Eipe rhasest, Gibson. from neAnrickstad,; Faroarrfe, teefe. from Dantzie ; Ddiqeyee, Hackett, from Waterford ; And the "May Maria C,irolinr, Smith, from Norway. Sailed the Glory man of war, to join the Channel Fleet ; the grv,,,r, Marsh ; and the Brown. from ..I.merica (lately detained), for Rot terdam. DtAr.. AUG. 25. Came down from Sheerness the Earrtiun gun brig Arrived the Ariadn. and L' I noner , st•le frigates ; Speedo sloop of war; and several gui:.Migs, from a cruise off the French coast ; also the Eugene sloop of war, with a convoy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for •!.ie River. L'Emyel,e sloop remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per list. 'The Ts;aris gun-brig, Lieutenant Greensword, has arrived in the Downs, from a cruise off Calais. A Lieutenant and petty officer who have just come on shore, say, that in looking into Calais yesterday evening, they observed several ot the one. sles,sflotilla alternately run along shore for a few and, atter maneuvering for a while, return again iito port; they did not venture to give our )011y tars au opportunity of coming up with them. HARWICH AVG. Y.S. The Dsrlei packet, Capt. Hamilton, sailed this Morning, with the mails of the J. for Husum. A Dutch schuyt is just arrived from Katwyek, but we hear nothing more of the embargo, nor the expedition. COVE OE CORK. AUGUST IS. Arrived the Favo4, , te, of Aberestwyth, F.llic, of Liverpool, with merchants' goods ; of and f r om Bristol, with ditto; Bon Fite, of St. Übes, Xing, from Dublin, with b.illast ; Perser, ranee, of Li , hort L Carv,iltho, from London, ditto; tVd.teu, of Cork, Tresilian, from Newport, with coals; (Likes of Dartmouth, Youlden, from Exeter, with bark. AVGUST 19. Arrived 1 lis 'Majesty's ship Tltuwlt rer. Capt. Lord Henry Pattlet. horn Portsmouth. Sailed the Betsey, of Southampton, Nowlm, from London, with provisions; lows, of Cork, Gill snore, from London, with provis ons ; flare, of Bid deford, Bravq, from Mineheid, with live cattle ; Je!!e. of and for Bristol, Gillmore, with passen gers ; Mary, of Cork, Maybury, from Bristol, with lire cattle. FROM 1.1.0Y1v3 LIST. GaAVSnalgin. AV G L t by the George, ; ittbert, Popolevreli., Atteona, Duncan; IJabe , Run-tun ; Warbac k, Ilany; Aurora, L..ley ; !Annuli, In.:rev:on ; ?Wm. Wt!liam• • ‘V.llwrs ; r ar e,...!; V!be, Gate.; Lhalphia, 0 , 4011 ; Ecotroo•y, Kerchend; Pe *elope, Lamb; and tl.r Iniefatagable, (r i m% Yeteo. burgh ; C.A,A.Ain runk, Arutstraor, tro Memell; Sohn, 021C11k. Album, Am:twang; lOW the Wiebrethate, Far.ter, ham aatitztea Parana... (Mirka I Fraterher, Wil•mort ; and the Mother (rum Stettio; John, Itavat,finra Cork; Mary, Wslenn; antftiou T.ber, PAtatute, from Pillau. S•ole.I the Resnlutino, Haan, for Mantornin; Core.sia eeoza, Paolier; Menter, Own:tie; :orri the tsdater, Cobham, fur lip. to; 11cb • r&gnt, !wane. fur Dublin; IM:ttha, Fan. tor ; Nile, Wisetnal; Alumni., Brook ; Travail; r, Taltham; Nelly, Reel; and the Amazon, K . ltclica, for P. toryburgh; IVott.. trey ; SnlitlD, Rata:tom ; and the Adrt. i nie; an o m m., tar Rip; Carolina liewothen, for Luber; (ierat Intent, Stapleton, for Kasiiiiehure.; Vrow, rotrieut; the.l . :rom Ataelata, liargara, fur Tnatutugatt. .% /ILL To the Down.—The Ewan, Nt.Con.bell and the Aim, ray toter ; ffirATl lifeltaet. At Lwerl.nd~lhe R. oto., Brune, from New Orleans; 'armor, Holm"; stirl the Flera, G.•kr•: fro.ll Rig t Curk—The Logy tSat,ey, Wealth", from barbadoes BRITISH FLALTS. . If , i i ~~ S LIST Or TTlt 'SALTS l/NOLII Tilt COMM SNO or ADMIIAI. CORNWS LL IS AND LORD NELSON. Ga.wq. Ville do Pads Ito Si pence, feeepta - . 11tt Triomf* 1014449u1a . - 111 • 74 it 5,1407 - 110 Ajax 74 i tool' is - - 110 Sw :tsars - - 74 Priur.• of Wale.% 48 Sniserb - - 74 Prilleese Royal - - 98 Rlerdreim - - - 74 Ga - 94 R,we - - 74 Prince 911 Mars - - 74 St. Goole - - 94 Temble - - 74 Tether:Ore - 98 Minotaur - 74 Nepteue • . 99 /••100 - . - 74 Marlette - . 98 Montague . - 74 Glory CAp4Bia • - - 74 I.4 , e , 4nonsht - • - 99 9411eroplann - 74 Wlndtor Castle - 94 Col,n.us - - 74 Queen - - gs Reh rna - - 74 MAIOB . - 84 Goliath - 74 Cour - - - $4 Defence - - - 74 Fourirror oat - - 84 Tharwteror - - 74 Tyno•ayst - - - 90 D4I..TICIE 74 Limpets:fax - -b0 R rpulae - -74 Tigre - - - 80 I.l.lltAgtnet - 74 Canopus 110 Courage:ix - 74 Deor•1141 - - 00 Dragon - - 74 Excellent - - 74 Win 74 Leviathan - - 74 D:Adern $4 Idellagb - 74 Rats cable - - Seetniate - - 74 Aga tnelnitom - 6+ • Warner - - 74 Total, St Sail of the Line. Sir Inhere Calder's and Rear-Adiniral Collintevioes Ire part of Alto INA Cornwallis's Fleet; And We WA'," whwit welt Torn Rear- Admi , al C•.h.tg•.ood up the islieibt wanton • 4.1 the t xpoditton, weie tat return; all aro itsclutltsi in the alawyelst. Last Of LORD Kettles 'FLIRT IN Till DOWNS AND Y &Ralf - WTI! ROAM. It4gar - ' - 74 'Sr Albs's'. - -64 y I - .• 64 r 64. - - Cs - - - 64 JAMAICA. - - 74 - - - 74 . • - . 74 - - - 76 twie. 'w~`.~' DONCASTER. Aveurr 23. 1 A Court Martial has been held at the Town-hall, in this place, for the trial of Ensign Heary Sranton, of the 2d h dtalinn of the Bth int King's) regiment. upon charges preferred against him by Lieutenant- Colonel Young, commanding the said battalion.' The Coon aesembl d on Wednesday the 14th inst Brigadiei-General kluonsosi, President, Caspt. Tr t .t. st ►s V 4,CG11 .04, Royal West Middlesex Militia, De fsty ittili!c Advocate; and the President and Members being sworn, the following charges were read : • Fi , ite.aic—Threav , ning to post Ensign Lloyd in the d ib' billiard room, on the May last, at Disiicastar. Shaking hat ark at him in a itiena . ideonantier, and him to vonsitter it as a hone-whipping, bdiig highly to 'lt prejudice. of good order and military discipline. Setend C., age ...For repeatedly walki. , g idiom the streets of -r, d•es -et contrary to the to ti,e ...der, of his Coen• mantling Officer, officially communicated to hiin the Ad jutant attic iegiment. Third Charg.•—For g nn the Ith of June last in coil teinot of the arrest impoced upon him, ami the positive onle-s of his cotninanding othce, cominunicati-d to him by the ad jutant of the r-eiment, yid by going and dancing at the hall, given by the Meyer of Doncaster on that night, and by dig turbine the Mime. ient of the room, and making tile 44 tui44l lent .tildilisregiectitil language against h;s commanding officer, when rdered by him to leave the assemble room. Fourth Char; —lit behaving in a manner imbed:min the charafler M Officer, ;lbw leaving the assembly (on the oc casion Wove gated by waiting in the mil-room mail the com pany beganito write, following the surgeon of 411* regiment ra turniog home with bit wife, and waiitrmly Awl grossly inmiting him in the public o•t:eet; returolng afar this transaelion to tae Maasian-l-fouse, publicly insulting the Corp% and challenging some 'lithe Officers prioent to fight him with fists. • E POLICE. Y A k taoatscatr.avattv. /banal //runes was bretit&ht helve the Sitrinfr Magistrate, on a charge or robbery, preferred I against her by Catharine Byrne, an old woman, nt.sr eighty years of age. who k4ps bidging-house for poor per:.ons, in Nottingham-court, King-street, St. Giles's. It was with the utmost difficull the Magistrate could comprehend the statute of the charge; the . Prosecutrix was so Old, she could scarc-ly articulate. A man, who was a friend to the Prosecatria, and who, it was said, knew something of the matter. appe led to give evidence; but he was so tipsey, he could not speak one word. The Prosecuti is then, with some difficulty, made the Magistrate understand that she had taken the Prisoner into her house for charity, who, instead of being grateful for the favour, contrived to borrow her every day stays, which she left off on Sands!, and ripped eat sixteen guineas in gold, which had been concealed in the living, and carefuliy sewed is their place, four counterfeit guineas, and twelve bad half pence. The Magistrate having learned so much, ordered the Prisoner to be committed until Wechte-- day next, when he desired the Prosecutric to attend, aad to take care that her Witness was sober. YORE ASSIZES, Avo. 24. 7obn Jaeksen, late of Whitby, blacksmith, was in ditked for shooting at Mr. W. Linton. on the King's highway, with an intent to murder the said Wm. Linton. l'he only witness examined on this trial was Mr. W. Linton, the prosecutor, who depo,ed, that on the 25th of July he saw the prismor at Syth, at the workshop of John Thompson, a carpenter. whom he was treating with a tank srd of ale, ant that the prisoner offered him the liquor to drink, this the witness declined, the prisoner then advanced to wards hint and again asked him to partake of the ale, to which the witness replied, I will not ; I neither like you, nor your drink;" he also desired him to keep his distance. The deponent proceeded to state that upon this provocation the prisoner threw both the beer and the pot at his heal. The witness having dismounted from a horse on which he was sitting when the tankard was thrown at him, called tor a constable to appreh ad the prisoner, who then took from his breast a brace of pistols and swore, that he would hl w any persons brains nut that attempted to lay hold von him : upon wh cis threat the witness attempted to force his horse upon the prisoner to knock him down The Leaned Judge here interfered, and said, he thought it was unnecessary to proceed further with the trial, as it was evident the prisoner had been greatly provoked by Mr. Linton, whose behaviour was very unwarrantable, and that if Mr. Linton's death bad been the cons-quence, it would hare amounted only to manslaughter ; at the same time he thought the condua of the prisoner estrerne!y blameable in carrying such dangerous weapons about him, and said, if Mr. Linton would prefer against him articles of peace be would oblige him to Lind substantial securities for his future good be haviour, but that it was the duty of the Jury to ac quit the prisoner of the aime wit 4 which lie was charged. The Jury accordingly returned a verdi of ac quittal; but the Judge ordered the prisoner to he remanded until he should tind proper securities, for the preservation of the peace. PUNE Y RACE. Mr. C. Thomson's bay poney, started at four o'clock precisely, on Friday morning, from the place fixed on, situate about four miles on this side of Cambridge. The match was to trot twenty miles m one hour and It quarter, for 300 gain-as. Owing to the very early hour, there were but few speetators, exclusive of the amateurs and betters, present. The bets at starting were two to one against the piney. She came in at the winning. post in finer style than when she went out ; which is the best proof that can be advanced of the goodness of her bottom. She came in with great we, within one minute and ten secoa.ls of tte time allowed, to the no small mortification of many of the knowing ones present, who considered the race as art impradlicable attempt. Gay L cs, however, proved she was thorough-bred, lee every step she took, displayed strong and commanding powers, and she was better in wind. The great odds at starting arose from the distance being looked upon as an in surmountable barrier to the success ot the undertak ing. The day and the hour were kept a profound secret, except among the sporting men ; the objed of which was, to prevent any obstrußion from the country people, who, drawn thither in shoals by motives-of curiosity, would probably have impeded the race. From this judicious arrangement all cross ing and jostling were avoided, and the course left quite free from interruption. Gay Liu, since this splendid atchievement, is con sidered as the first poney in England, if not in Eu rope. Site is the same animal Mr. Best some time since offered ISO guineas for. Since the rare the owner has refused 200 guineas. Gat. Lair is a beau tiful Mi4ht bay mare, mounting IS hands and a half high; she is very handsome and 'song ;. carries an uncommonly good head and tail. The Prince of Wales, Sir J. Lade, Mr. C. Buxton, itc. have all seen her, and spoken of her in terms of the highest praise. The bettings on the race course amounted to a considerable sum. The boy who rode has won 50 guineas on his own bets. Mr. Rest has since said, that if he bought the pone,. he would send her .to. the Newmarket Meeting, mad challenge all Eng land fur a thousand guineas. Saturday afternoon, as Mr. Dockca, surgeon, Leadenhall-street, was drivir.g his chaise through Aldgate-street, a paper kite Caine in contaS with the home's head : the animal took (right, and Mr. D. was throws from the chaise with such violence, that his leg was broken and in .st dreadfully shattered: — a gentleman iu company likewise received some in jury. Saturday, a boat-twee foi five guineas took place on the Thames, fr , ,m on , _vech to Battersea, and back, between two men of tis.: names of Kirin and l'aawca. The competitors were not witermen, but t a good deal of - .skill was displayed, and KING won the race by a few yards. F . :W` , ~ ThE ILI R KETS. cORMENCII Mow •,v, Avant 26. We have twelay several further ;wish of forsei., wit , . the va4t quantity rts /howl, Wear.. the Mol.rs to to i.. their porchales, %hid) are a. a r,lss•tieu of .rt I 1 . pe r ( prte-, t;ite.• thistlts exir..81..,1 A w•th Malt, air dull 01 ital.., and rather elieep , r Al; ie Pert, likewit &ant. at sunsewhat less There are art.s.tls of teats, but the ..e:splirs nest .tid c itsaleaM,„ :rid this tr.-8 •i• quoted at less prim Flour tuU 54. per sate :eat than NA CV , ,ENT PRI 'F Of GRAIN. .\'h-ass. 11-as .45 SOI t 814. AS , 01 net Reant.4...40. 4G . 41 51 .0! Oats 2.• !As 3arley .52. GI 6d Malt ...761 42 , 0.1 Rape Setti...•.. White Pea..... 464. 524 04 Fine I'Lur .• •. t;ree P.tas 42. 46 , 01 e.,1. •4 5 704 54. PRICE OF HOPS. 1111411. tocctrt. Kent 51 Sib 71 --t I Emu bl 12. to I I N Sussex.... .111 S. to 61 10t Co...ex 51 Ilk to 71 ...1 Essex ......St Si to 61 105 I farahrin. 94 —a tow! toll OH Duty 2 1,069 t. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAY. Oal 181 oRDAT. at saute's. 1 /1111TtCrISrat. Way ...SI 0.4 a 41 144 Hay 31 104 a 4 lts New . 01 Os a 01 0% Closter 41 4s a .4 to 01 a 0 1 0.1 Straw 311 ts a • cA Straw. 21 144 a 'il NEWCATE AND I 3 .DSNH %Lt. MARKS 74. B, the CA,C:1110. seer 3, 01 tro 4. nd 1 Veal Ss (111 to et id M tattom.... S. 41 to 4. 01 Pork •••.• • • 41 04 to 4. 41 Latio4 S . BA. t•t 41 84 SMITHIFIELD, MONDAY. AUOI*7T 26. To sink the Offal—per Stone of Rib. Reef is 64 to 4. CA I VtAl ..4i Od to el Mutton— a 4 04 to 4s tod Od Lamb M Gri. to Is. 44. Nevi ofCartic rhi , fiAirfs, ah,,tt IR^O---:heeu a , lrl Lomb*, 11/11111. pimp: 4)F TAI.I.OW. 1 St. Jlanar.s's Market.. 4 , 8.1 Y,..1..w Ruwia .al 04 11. 64 Ci . m. M..l.ket ... ... 4. gi Whitt dittn ... ..... B9s gld Whiteeharl \la-ket. 44 II Sea: , ditto.... 68. 04 ...1 Of Per Stour of 81b. ..,... %le4tio6 Stn?..—. td ad, es 17. 71 I Illato reap —. 434 Average Price— . 41 ti 1 Gro,..s Town TaPow . ... 69s Gd I Good I)regv .... ... --4 um Yellow Snap, 711•--Alnttle , , , 41--Cord, 0%. Price of Candle., pp. 4,a 11. il ...0.1 si i.. •n , 0I• RAW Hums seo Hire,, and steer., ILI Moil:, 34. 61 to Si. 114. Mild'ines 34. 21 to 9c. 44. Ordinary ' ts. Ild. to 34. Si. Market Cal l2, 44. Eoglt.ll 1101.6., Stieep Sic 05..... 2 NI to 1), W. Lamb Skits. . _ PRICI , OF LE \ l'lll.ll 8 Ott, 50 to 5110. r %eh Ditto, 60 to 651 h. each 251 to ''64 Merchants Itack. —3 to 224 Dr!oing Ilit•-c , Fine C tch Ili ho TA to 94% Crop Hideo foe cotti!te Flat tlrdotarr 22. to 2 0 .1 21 to 51; C.lf Skins, JO to an h per DOV• 11 Q 4 to 431 Ditto, 50 to 3b . ',se to 434 as Ditto, 70 to 601 t. 44 to 35011...: SITIIIIII Sell, tOlreel4A 4) 404. 1. 01) f I.arge ditto leln. to 1110 a 14.-r drew. Toasted Horse Hides 81s to 5 1 3 a per brio PRICE OF rrucia, TENTE*OIIY. Sink meek.. .. 171411 3 por Cent Rorlueod '4151 11 per Crot. 011111/4 .. AI • per Coot . . . .. 5 pet Croat. Navy 11 per Coot. Loyalty Long elOtooOlet ..17 1.16 16 15-16 77 Short AlltllllllC4 • e• II D•Ito ittoluitio, 9 3.114 thAntunt FXCII2qII .1 Rini " is. Cs. It. tuerr- Engbah Lottery Tickets 1.1. le. Cesteols fear.... ...be; 5111 T. BISH, Stock.lsroter, No 4, C.onloll. and 9, ChM 11e4111.11. 1 , cigar . - - .74' Nt Atban'a tie,rti Int - . . 74 Ruby 1114 -a•tc . - - 74 Pulyplienio P IMO IS •.f Ors. go . 64 Stately 701.nvituutb - - ti 4 DO:tater Agincourt - . 1104 us Tsui wtsT-itintrs Asti AT, At a• j t _- 74 Vaogiund Nana ~,„. „ „,' 3. P(4 1 4714 TN" *us N • '. . A. O". .41..'H sea We ---li *-- * •••.. Ka *dies .. ftif og .!„?1„..t.. ,, !toga Drina *- , cl, - .44-11,.. ,1 r 44 „, aOT rho tut .... -7. ' 4 4to 744, ... , . .. 4 . ?.... • iF tt .. . i ' 1.. DOVER, AUGUST 24. The vihnle of yesterday evening this town was upon the tip:( e of expettation for the arrival of His Royal Highness the Duke of York, at the Ship Inn. it was generally understood that the guns of Dover Castle were to have been fired, fl s hoisted j, l dif ferent quarters, the h Its to ring, &c. &c. but the evening passed away in silence. At a little before ten o'clock, Generals Calvert and W ownrigg arrived at the ship Inn, in a post chaise and four, and in less than a quarter of an hem alter, Their Royal High nesses the Dukes of York and Cumberland, General ' Lord Forbes. commander of this District, and their suits, arrived on horseback. A great crowd of peopL had assernblod :tube frontof the Ship, to witness their arrival; grenadier comparynf the Northampton Militia, with their bard, were drawn np before the door; the latter played a variety of martial and orb r airs, during the whole of the evening, and every one was pr.-pared 'nettle reception of the Royal Visitors, with music playing, drums beating, colours &c.; but the ! :like of York, desirous of being private, had alighted from his horse, at some distance from the ion, and walked to it alone. Per ceiving a serjeam, who had been nn the watch, to Announce his arrival, His Royal Highness stopped him, and ordered the officer of the guard to be in formed. that the guard was merely to carry arms as he passed. Accordingly, His Royal Highness was in the midst of the crowd, and had almost gained the inn door, before he was perceived by any individual of many hundreds of persons who had assembled for the purpose of seeing him. This morning the flag is flying upon the highest turret of Dover Castle, all the ships in the harbour have their colours hoisted, and two King's cutters, belonaing to the Ordnance, have the whole of their rigging and masts covered with the flags of every European LlAtiBo in amity with Great Britain. About eleven o'clock, His Royal Highness the Duke of York and suite, set out to visit the Castle, after which they proceeded to the heights over the town, to examine the stupendous works carrying oe there. On his way to the castle, he was received by a salute of twenty-one guns, and in his approach to the heights, nine more were fired from the aew bat teries. Alter spending near three lionrs in survey ing those amazing fortifications, in the coarse of w hi c h I 'is Royal Highness was attended by Capt. Ford, of the Itneal Engineers, under whose imme diate inspeaion these works are carried on, he pro ceeded to Ilopman Court Downs to review Gen. Lord Forbes's brigade, consisting of four Regiments of Militia. The line extended from East to West a l o ng the hill, near a mile in length; the North ampton Regiment took post on the right,—the Sur rey on the left,—the Hereford on the Right Centre, —and the East York on the Left. the whole line forming a body of near 4,000 men. Four pieces of cannon wete stationed on the right wing, and when the Commander in Chief appeared in sight, they saluted him with twenty-one guns. His Royal Highness having taken post on an eminence in the centre of the fidd, the line saluted him in the usual way, with arms presented, colours lowered, drums beating, music playing, &c —after which they passed him, with open ranks, in ordinary and quick time ; going through the whole evolutions of a General Review, and performing a variety of manoeuvres, firing, wheeling, marching, &c. to the great satis faction of His Royal Highness. The great concourse of people, and ladies of the first fashion in this neighbourhood, contributed to make the scene most enchanting. His Royal Highness was attended in the field by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, Lierst.General Sir Charles Dundas, Major General Calvert, Generals Lord Forbes, Ilrownrigg, &c. After the review, His Royal Highness proceeded to the plain adjoining the Signal House, near Folkestone turnpike, where he inspaled the ten Unripe 'of the I Ith Light Dragoons, commanded by Colonel Thorn" and from thence proceeded to &mine Cliff, *here the whole of the firig lale under General Moore was drawn up, consisting of tour regiments of the regular fo'rce, who are encamped in the plains near Samfgate. Wit Royal Highness afterwards will rest for the night at the Castle, and in the morning proceed to review the remainder of the troops along the coast. Last .evening, the sky was so clear, and the sal thane so bright on the northern coasts of France, we could plainly distinguish the castle and town of Calais. Several small boats came oat of the har bour, and, having run alongthe shine for a league or so, manceuvred tl little,. and returned. lir c arise lonize of the N.E. winds, so Kevaleat them . SAIIIIC. days, few pug . crime have . been able teratand near that C4211t, sn thak tie gentfY. 'kg iri P u ft4 e 4": " 1 selVes witfraitstr Guns. - - 74 PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS.—Auc. 21. Gin Sts It Si pet Celli Ifebeaitui s 9 p. r Cent cu. (1,,...41Catial 1.0. m, E p r COURSE tif FJCCH A r. A ni.telfdi.l4 • JO , t e• I Ditto at &est 37 11 U 19 ? "4,ls.gn 3.i S 91 11.1 Alt.asa 9i 6 91U. Pan.. 2. 19 El.tt , • Y Us BOW It4AJIL Ca to Maatol ... : . 34 effect • 36 Leghom IO Naples Genoa • Dubli ion lonclost (Au &last on 1...m1en (Au 'Belfast en DostAin ( Oki 10E, ESIDAY, Atm II Ven,es I.Nbion t/pn.4.3 4l 11” 1 ,1 , ” Cork 114 • a POrtu/11 (Wit 111 eirH, and 831/ per n 1,.. • Q D0ub1n0n5........ 0 0 0 New Dollars Sliver is New Lne,s each.— 0 / 1 Av. nn the Rank of Hattaid , r 4 per Caw. K. 111) lti K. 111) n) 6lll days. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDOIII WHO Morn ....24 ruin after 3 I Er n.... 43 rain. oiler BIRTHS. Mn fronsaile, of Telma:bode, Seedand, wen eddy dabs germct of a son there on the IPth instant Os the 19th instant, et Cradle% Howse, Send Add. Mit I'Mem, of Crishug, wassafehr dlalivaraddta MARRIAOSS. At Inverness, John Lachlan Mllltlliersy, R A . a Dames ens' to Mies Ws!cam, daughter of Captain Waage', lets of the 12th regiment of foot. On Salm , l law, at Darvitstea4 Church. corns Muably RI. ha Mies Roydell, eldest daughter of Mr. Alderwsatt per dell. Yesterday senuight, at Christeherrh, Leois Fra cu Cesar Deface Vaumnale, a ?tench ill 9 b 10011 ; and a Knight of M .Ita, Mara Barbara Matilde Daiwa% .` Sultan. sear Christchurch. DEATHS. 04 the 14th ins' Miles D wiall, et Cloven, bt •••••••1 of Meath, Esq. sincerely regtetted. (In Wednesday last, at W v tn, Or bodshlee, Mies Tleserar Bettie dasghter uf the Rey.j. (dente, untie of she liersedst A bitt:den. Lardy, at her horse in Abloietr et, Carlisle, Mi. Done and sae thy Cathie, eget 89, trill of the late Dr. Colyidt ther trthelate Chancellor of that &wise. Liely s in the neighwom C rort 'ream, Mfg. lartees . !: le ' 11l of the late Mr. liieledoit„ soiree'', of M. t sailer C." wall, sod mols:r of the relebr god singe , of that name. On S oplay merging, at Hs house at Twick-nhain, In etc Le 411 year of his ag Thomas Atayand, Tad moo 61. th. reters of the Rant. lAA:4MM t —Pt in 4 `)) (ialiGF: DAVIDSON, 'O•6 Wyrh• wet, SI. C 11[131 s, &DJ PuttLethed try RYDER, et the litho., No '3, B.elt of St. C • • where Ihdereix not, sts. 1, 06 1• 41 wiJ he July mt4m4ed to. l w mot - L - --' zi m lawsc A GEN PoT klal en 11 eCiefrek. •t awl Regulai ••• 110YAL 3 A Q " he h. b,,llthuf,4lC rEnrEMI ux:Locx 13, Bea e. A e ',740 the T° 81 , kt,qc Two 1(0 st Thatta wrt. 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