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advised the Duke of York what was going forward ugantst Aim. herniae ha was Mi.. lie's Attorn►y, and wimldl;dko evutnnited her by k ; 6c tweieved that Francis tVrighto is* cautioned to the greet fmt Iterrery with respectlo It ; brlirrelf that no cesoatioairation whatever Was - moitv to the !knee lit Yvek ; nerrr paid a eisit to °lolanda; Yr teivie.l nA order • Obler an the long vote.* I.. visit the Grotto, hilt tint brink aide to=n himself, he win& a pteaeut of it to some h Aids ; nrv, t bad a communication anti Mr. Loss lois linnet the sub ject ; did not mention it to NI r. Wilkinson, nut to any body ; twilit after the inilictrueut was found. It ! ,i 1 j On his re.ireatinwation, by Mr.(i Anw ow, lie said, that his int, atitill of visaing the grotto was not at all connected With the subject of the Inquiry. Mr..% t.t.es' appiwiltotheCourt, tlin t Col. 1 Wardle rinalthl Wre for the purpose iif contradicting the evidence of the last witness. Mr. Wardle was accordingly ezensined ; he recolketell the • renewt of the 7th of Fchruary, to which Mr. Stokes alluded ; did nut recollect Mat reason was given for his nut bring cal led. hut kelt...eel, that on he was to have spoken to tile trans. octlou in 1515iCh 11ra. Clarke primed her coverture, it was on *cruuut of its not redirooding much to her honour ; cony swenr . positivety, that the reason re.specting the •knnw tn:Xe of his ishing the house, was never . stattql. T•i the best or recollection there were two sometime" Is e n t e,d Ik e ond sae /I•lit on ascertaining that 11ts. Clarke had honourably ;end the debt lo which she 'had pleailed her coverttwe ; dui not recollect Wright eilliti; on her that day; sad was positivelittrkei had Inert rtpre. sewed Wriulit's tratiniony as dartgefulas. • .• The A1T0R15K1 , 4;55/ CR L contended foir the peeks. once of Mr. Stokes's testnrsouy to that of Colonel Wardle ; and Mr. Alley, fir that of 'ohmicl tVsfille's td Mr. Stukts'ii. He reviled that his politic duty should mitigate 50 0.001 against his private ft ieutlship. Hr censon d strosely the surprise at *hick he wa■ taken try the Attorwey.flene ral, who who had so repeatedly regretted that he had so rvi deare li, pi i•doce, ytt, after all, couelutled with brining crab - tote forward. • It ass sank. that Mr tYaolle bad, by sulornatins:in. fit .aced lilt. Chides againrt the Duke of York. It was true; that Mrs. Clarke bed received the Imo of tool. how his. lianas—but epos what *evasion? She mentioned, 'iron being invited to the country by Wm, that the only obstacle am the want of money lo defray WOW domestic expena cii , whirls it was neceatrary previously to discharge. 'llse runt wan ativasiced ; but with a viva very different from vital had beets represented. It was aderenreel foe the plirpese of pi`e. venting the interference of soy thin whit), might obstruct the evidirce she oar in sire upon • rehject which Involved the honour and indeleadriire of the edentry. %fr. Wardle Oleo had no doubt of the veracity of Mrs. Choke. It kid bee.t ior.pualcd, that the 'instill proiseenthin had hero brought far the pus p of illn king and jnggliuZ the Minis try. NM 1-1111 111 not conceive how me absurd an opinion cou ld be entertained. The Learned Conn.' conettedrol a ails say. lag, that he stottd free, ituteprottrut, and 4111111.j.ithis -I, hot to be 'layette% or depres.l-1 ley the shouts of ii,, multitude ; i.e did out winner that ))))) ',species of applause that is. " gem:tided in the mornitig, and a Ohms ere the pan mita -" Lent ELLtwoonoutoti then addressed the Jury with - his usual peispicuity. He &emceed, that the aretion hair Lau brought againtet three persona, two of whom had been si it ne-ars noon a antic hied in July, and the e. id. nee given by theninpun that oreab`On was the cireuroblanee upon n L.rb , the pureed prosecution was founded, the other, alms, mow was joined in the hinurta•ant, sun Mr Firmer., Wright. —lb. "nude adopted by Mr Wardle, under the present• eye gut.t and hicioissistent. Hr Iniztit leave taken the correct rote sr of prosecuting the De • lendatim for peijury. Iles I.motship felt much slam at this maw mode of combiniog, in an nolo-tine itt fur c onsole_ airy, all those per z ons; and by that means preventing tot% from receiving that substantial servo e whirls could he render. •d by the, tesuitiony of the other. This was a peculiar Imfde ship attending every case of the bind. If such a flying stiti ziw tl grow into •pi artier, the cause *point which it as. e would lose It. support, and the Dekedmits fall %idioms to Imposition. It was sell know ti c how soperior oral tistiniii• an was is the opinion tat a jury, to that teatimouy what* the Iteleudants is this ranee were coatined to they wen' destitute. of not It proof, for they were 'dripped or the mesas of it. %vial respect to the sum of - tool. oar:wren by Me.' 'Wardle, was it not absurd to deny fur what purporr that gees intended ! it was intended for the potion," of con' niption it seas his sulstrontion of ewe. The mai who, With snowy in his band, neessriated with • witness, s. fed san ly he was es:posed t.. the 'Wiwi - rerun of the Court, and has character toupee-poll with instidde disgrace. V. by slid Hot Mr. IVae..llek give, with his own hand, les pea. i wisurs no t e f ur th e aLod. iunteasl of the triple security 41f Dodd, Illingsrorth, nad lainisef !treatise htsiturpose wall .IrOaC9IINKSt. Vac wit giros 1.4, sit hi. convent:twin with M. aluelte. nut only taken down what was orressary, trio Algle4dillsentlesnauly m tatitig (lotto shut which was not only • Meweetiletry but irrelevant. It a person had termed Got front the bremt of sett to whoa. his war a near and nese relation, c scent which upon licaitug he exposed to public exhibit...el., with what contempt would he he looked npuu. It then such **add be the titling in the case of a pirate individual, what mast be the feeing where the father of the country sal cotieertied. Upon such a cause as this nu culla. tend ur zirtuleutad matter sliattlA he iutroduced. The Geo . teenatyi lot opened the raw- fur the plaintiff did nut act snider this impress,. he bad, with indelicacy, and without one faet,or evidence, made awry assertions. Amongst !lame fat shirk there was not the slightest foundation •o as that of the Duke of 1 orles rairehme of MIK Clarkes solunies fur 10,0001. ilia laivelship then said tit was accessary to consoler the prehabilities in suit, • case, and ass row/lacer' that the Jury would, by then ice: dick I indicant the Minot ttendcu.tact the tatiotakes. 'I he Jgry, after about tire misiu4es' deliberatioit in the but, gave a verdict of—Not (.444 i '4 Covent-Carden Theatre was very tranquil het l i night, nista half-price, bat from that. until the eon ! c:oaton, uproar lorded it wide ! The noise and tumult in the alerts were also louder and of lon;er comiustairce than usual. Lord trot se left towu yesterday for his seat in Worcester:lntr. The Dowager Lady Mosses returned to fowls yesterday from Cashiobury. ller Ladyship, we are awry to say, is intlivosed. The Earl of ESSEX and Lord I lEN LIT dined yesterday with Mr. mid Mrs. AUTHOR STANHOPE, at their bean in Stanhope-street, Nlay-fair., . . Foxut: set nn.—N 3 liCt ousts hare yet appeared of any long runs us Yorkshire. The &eerie, //Nat, thoulli not well attended at Omit Moser, li•%e found plenty of Fines in Iluldeiness, and kill gd continually. The Marchioness ,of Si IGO'S elegant house. at Putter's Lodge, in Ilertfordsture, was, a fee days ago, entered by a gang of thieves. They got in at the drawing room windows, and took out of it a salver ink-stand and candle-stick, • spencer, a cloak, sod several other articles of value: they also cut the 'window curtains, which were of muslin, as high as they could. They got into her Ladyship's dressing-room, which they. ran sacked. On the table viere two small Wan, one of them containing bank-notes and ca-h to is con siderable amount, and, in the other, keys betting ing tethe pinks and towns, which the thieves took, sway; they wrist down stairs and took several mint articles, with which tiny made off. ,”' Ou Vl'edurwlay. as JOHN STAIMETVN brick layee's lad, 15 years of age, was returning •from Farlington Farm, about the dusk of the evening. to Havant, near Portsmouth, he overtufk two issei‘, when, !lessened of the fear of bring rubbed hp thous, he ran with great speed, bat had hot prose reeded far. when he dropped dawn and expired.: The cause of la.• sudden sleuth is attributed Wes t:ow fright., . IL-- LONDON, * • TUESDAY, Dig ngers The Trim! of • Mrs, Ct.4teg and the two. Wainwes, for a Conspiracy to defraud Colonel si.ur.E, commenced yesterday, - at lime o'cloCk iu the morning, rind terminated at eleven o'clock at night. ft se t a; expected to last Much longer., as upwards of seventy witnesses were smbpanad; but the number examined was :comparatively • very small.-=The Jury Warta retired from the box, but. Art a few minutes conference, in Court, returned their, verdict of No Gull.TY. :—There is no instance of • trial which excited so smut entiositi and public expectation. Long be fore day-light, the avenues to' the,. Court were . •-: • crowded to excess ; and It was with gieat difficulty that the ,coustables, although au extraordinary force attende d: for the purpose, could prevent, the Impidsee from breaking into tbeCoatt. Every ar 'Wier wad use:d to gain admission. Some attempted to personate asibiesses; °Bars cfressed themselves iu wig Ind gown, hoping to pass as barristers ; and, in .the isiiirsei of the day, frons'one to twenty guineas • were offered in vain for a scat. But although it appeared, on the - sitting of the Court, that it was rpidi• Tull; and that no :chance or hope of ad mittance' rensoyneri,.)et the flail was crowded the whole of tinsdiar; VAtil, on Mr. I .Vanni.E's retiring after-Verlag his evidence, the multitude broke out iiit4 sitr-h • noise and tumult, in ch-vring as interrupted toe Imagoeso of the Court. aud. obliged the Logo CHIN/ Janice to order the Hall to be cleared. as stated its our report o; the trial. Even then.'howeeer, they did not entirely dispirstAti* etnifirMed on the outside of the and lu the neighbouring collie-houses, and ether places of public resort, to await the result. Among the witnesses who attended were, their Royal High nesses the Duke,. of Vow( and Kent'. and the , Ent of 'llntit. The nuke of Gioucarrea, Sir W. W. W'vtils F., Mr. Tit.ald IT, and several other distinguiehesl characters w• re also present. We received last morning Spanish papers to the 2241 November.—Part of the Spanish array had passed the Tagus, and was marching near Aran inez to Madrid, preview. to the 17tis of Noreen ber.—As the distance does not exceed forty miles, it would *reach Madrid in three . or four days. The ariuy under the Duke of Atatiounanue was at the Pattie time sic4iiiicing to Talavera, while that of the Duke arl PA it/PM, covers.Estretnad wra. The part of the army wbkh had crossed the Ta gus emisisted of only two divisions. Owing to the floods they were obliged to proceed flight!' up the rivia, dad pass it at Vills-Marigur:. • The Central Beretfurd, Capt. ArrLssT, from I luniluras to Brktol, ads kit, the Ytrt September, iu the Uulolt of Florida, dur i ng a very heavy gale of what!. Capt. APPLLIII" Winter , , that seven other vebselm wile lout there at the seine time. We have been favoured with the following ex tract 01 11 letter, dated thlifax, Nov. 5, nog, giv ing an account of the lute mutiny on board the Co . licsibine ..—" Ao mutiny ass discovered in time on hoard the Colstottine. Irt ass headed by the boatswain and carpenter, whose intention wits to have murdered the wlkote of the Officers, and staken the brig to America. The boatswain sod atx turn have been hung here ; four of theta in chains ; the carpenter transported fur fourteen years, arven or which he is to be in irons ; and a great many otherstramported and Bagged through the fleet.— I buppcse it la by far the severest sentence ever pas - aid by A court-martial, but it %V all necessary •to make such au example. • Capt. Wtht.s shot use of the into fur refusing to obey his orderr.." The following Gentlemen have Iseerrnnani m cutely . returned, by their several precincts, us tit and pro- • per persons to represent the Ward of Fiirrinidern; Withoot, in Cuisine() Couneit for the ye suing • St. sepulehres—it. Brewer, • F.q. Deputy; Alabblal Ywea, JOlll Hawse*, Witham Griffith, larues Cr** aid Samuel Miller. St. Addrew's- 7 John Reeve* sod .Wilikos Pow -- • - - - St. Dunstart'<—Ttinmas lisrpet:o NA William Murrell,. r . . St. Bride's—R. Hering, Esq. De ply Wright,. awl Johnlll.rhollt . .3it. Slut A u .., Ludgete..-Rubert..Wjitissis sod 'Humus' Bet rs. .i t .•',. • ••• • " pint 1; IN'TaIfGEA . V.E." • • ‘. ruhrsmuf:TA, 'PC. 10. - Arrived the Partriel;e, froin-Ply the SarpeduA of war, watt convoy. for the Dust i.s. PLYMovrit, DV('. 9.. Arrived the Beane Citoye nn e s l oop o f war, trom the Downs, and 14,4 Mlesty's ships Lclipse and C'wnest, from a cruise. FALMOUTH, DFC. 8. Arrived the Queen Charlotte packet, Captain Mudge, with a mail limn Cad is, in 15 clays' pas sage. • DOVLR, DEC. 9. Yesterday, au English-built coop, which. had been tined out a. it French Privateer, was Kent in here by the Royalist •giiii-brig ; she had on board, when raptured, near 21) men, and has the appear ance of a %Vest country smack.—We are likewise informed, that one of the privateers mentioned in my lust to have chnscd, iu company with one more, four vessels into the Roads, has been since ruptured the Pigeon schooner, and sent into the Downs. '1 he priiateer, we are informed, mists,ok him for a merchantman, and was about fo hoard huh, when the schooner tired into him ; on peicriving his mis take, he tacked, and had not a brig, tot hearing the firing. come up at the time, lie would have got clear; the schooner • ouly 17 !lauds and the punt teer 75, being one of the largest they have. This mite ))))) ou came in a Prussian boy, called the iluyining, with a cargo of hemp and tax, from Visa, for Southampton. She has hren nine weeks ou her passage, during which she lost two anchors and cables, the littler off Dungeness, last night,. which compelled her to make fora harbour, the wind being likewise from the westward. Also, the • brig. Burungft 11 . 1 . Purismouth, Alcx. Pattisou, in ballast, from Plymouth, haring lust an-I anchor and cable. Ste had only three liands on board. DEC. 10. An Austrian Messenger. of the mime of Mayni, came over from Fruiter. yesterday morning, in a flag of triter, and after having beers landed about three miles hence, he walked in here, and set oil immediately in a post chaise and four for London. sehotEser, with the flag of truce, after landing the mevetiger, proceeded immediately back again • to Cul:int. Came in the Borough of Portsniosith, from Ply mouth, having been taken by a Fre;ic:i prirateer,who took out all the CiCW. except the Captain, uue mate and a boy, mud left her ko char 4 e of some French m , why, perceiving a huga s,ut ta heave nt sight, took to the boat, and left the Etigitsistnett in quiet. pos session of the ship. je.terday, the Mary, of and for Sun derland. Foster, ballast. • Came in to-day the Plagnat, of and from ditto, Clerk, last from Ratusigate, with coals let Dover. DEAL, DEC. 10. Sailed. early yesterday morning, the Wade!, East thr tise River ; in the afternoon, the Quebec frigate to, the Eastward-; the ida: cutter , fur Flushing; and the Lion for Sheerness. Arrived the Desiree from the westward, and the Rediude sloop of war, Captsia M.Dmiald. with the Le Grearl Boer/ter French privateer, of 1.6 Suns, 185 men, Ouch she captured off Dungenemi, early this morning, Ayr a chase of three hours. The privateer Was Irons Boulogne, and had made •e captures this cruise. We have the pleasm e to say, another large French lugger privateer Was raptured off Dover, last night. ty. the tallottnie lugger. and Lituttglit tutu the Downs. Rentals. the outward-hound Nt l est India fleet, and Ili* Majesty's ships as per last.-. Wind S. W. Last bight. it blew very bard from the South► West; all American ship,. laden with tobacco, arid lion nil to firemen, got onshore on the Goodwin Sand ; she bas lost an ...Richer and cable, cut away her • wizen-west. and seceived considerable other du wage; but , by the assistance of ►he boatmen Win • place and Ramsgate. Wee ae. got off.—The chips to the Down% rade safely. REMARK...44ILE SUICIDE. On Thursday, the 3A.11 or November, Ambrose Higgins, of East f emtard , in Soinersetslanre, hung. I elf iu his dwelling...house. It appeared iu eta. deuce before the Coroner. that the wife of the de ceased•had been particularly pressed to go to IVells fair: she accordingly went. In the course of the .day Iliggias performed his usual labour. In the evening he returned to his house, got a light at a neighlnies, and went into his own apartment; wa. heard to go to bed, .and all was iniaginetl well. Friday morning, not attending his work, it was imagined lie had gone to Wells for his wife. Si.. turiley arrived—the Jame inquiries and the same ideas entertained. However, in the evening, a fel low-workman got into the house, and there found him lunignig by the neck—of course dead. It ap peared lie had stripped lainsellqiiite naked ; tied his legi ind thighs close with.* cord, to prevent his struggling. Ile then placed the rope iiniiii diately oppostte his chin, as he stood at his bed's foot, hoeing first taken the sheet off his bed, and most cuirousfy sewed it up in the form of a bag ; thin ilrers it bier his load almost down to his feet. After pinioning himself in that inumwr, be pieced I)is lieed.or rather his chin into the rope, and swung riff. 'niece can be no doubt lie was a long time dying, as the knot of the rope was op nearly to the top of his head f rom hi s poi. An in_ quest was takep on Monday, the 4th inst. and the Jury returned 14 de I : Ile was buried in a cross-road. The two TrooprotiKe 6th Canibineers, for some months goartered at Leeds, marched thence on Tuesday morning for York. Prirs..METTATIT CARLETON, an old lady of great respectability. at Mash t ;ate, Ituchiuluid, teak an opportunity, late on Friday night, to leaie her }wow., and throw hersel (into a pond, in her garden. As soon' as she arta misseilowarch was made for her, slid ~he wise found by het ,ert ants still il;ve and strugglni; in the water. She died, however, aim, after. • End, me Th ursday morning, the shop of SAIAURL Josien. a watchmaker and jeweller, in ('astle street, Livarpool, iii•• • brokeo „ and rob!). or wesehes., plate, sod jewellery gootir, !p . tDe ,*mount of sevetivniunclred pounds. • . . , THE MARKETS. • CORN-EXCHANGE, Dec. 11. . The fresh arrivulo of Wheat, 10-day, make a eowsideseble supply ; aunir tine samples, early is the forenoon, were sheer ly at last prices, but afterwards general sales dull, at • rilw ductiun is price of shoot 4s. and 3/. per quarter. Rae leg sod Mutt support our tart quatativa ; White Peas likewise :4 Beans of the two kinds at somewhat less. There ore itua tueny fresh arrivals of Oats; an this trade at hit!. ratite tioii —.Priers of Flour as our last. CCRItENII' PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheal yUs . got. toes. Beau. i(ul4) 60... 66e. em Flue ditto —lrks. logs Tick Beae,h(wlcl) Rye So.. !At Oats 26.. 3m. eqs Barley .... . ....Soo. stir. Points& l6s. aes eq in. sty. Potatue ditto —r. is sus nit. White Yeas t Raye tired (boilers) I Greg Ports— ...... 555. Gos. Notsucl... /1/// - Return.- o , n-inspector's ' %I' heat, per load Barley, per quarlcr Onks —Tousrsosy, Due q. .211. to tel. 401- .3114. to 4/14. .ati c —d. to 41..-41. .{oo. —d. Atis. —d. to bus. —4. 111113Tv. • • TOM rte. 41. 1.44 to 71. tett Simmer, 31. 5•. lb •1. SO 'Panama. t.. I --• Beau, .. Peas ... . PRICE 0 inane. Kew, si to 61. ftookm, 41. lea. to sI. Itls Eis4ex, 41. lON. Vs SI. Its . PIM:F.BM , HAY AND STRAW, Y CL'HOA IT. Al rel. W lIITEC II Hay. 41. 4, ad. to diamond Hay sl. os. to 61. is. Straw, 41. 19a.0d. to al.Si.od. New. 01. ed. to 04. no. Clover, 61. Ise. to yl. two. Straw. los. to al. ie. SMITHFIELD SlAllik ',llsc. 11 • Thin market was fully sop/idled with prime basal* and the she ter ui cattle in general was considerable ; Bed: Mutton, Veal, and Polk, ate denier than star last report and the trade fur the m us t part was somewhat brisk. The sales in the 112 y market were lit rly ; Straw, mid Clover have Rut op In p. ice entice Friday's nutrket ; Hire fetched lam mice. We sutio:o an actorate statemeut of the prices au smashers : 1 — To oink the Oft? 'ler atone id alh. Reef..... . is. ode to r,s. 6d. Hood of Clot! , this day Mutton...4c 4d. toffs. od. beasts b,Sele Veal Ss. 0.10 71. GI. 'beep • o,stm Pork ss. od. to 7.. 6d. Calvev ,341 Lamb....os. mt. do tat od. Piga. HAY. ARK ET. Hy.. ........St. los. od. le 61. os. OJ. .Nt0me.......11. toe. od. el. os 04, Plover .. ...GI. ens. • od. to 71 7s od. NEINGAIrE AND I.BADENHAI.L 41/eKtiET4. (By tba Carcass.) Beef . as. 44. 10 .. 11 , 1.] VC3I Oft. Vt. to 64- 14 Mutton 4n. lid. to s —.I. Pork Gs. Ott .10 T. 01 11/tl' 11l DL.i. • Beet 'tikes waite rs , (pee (liilinary ttli. od. to 2s, 44.. stone) 90 —4. to is. 41 Ma.itet Calf iia. od each. Mid:Mop ' ha. MI. to to. tad. Ent. florae tseA. to iti. oil , filtsrp Staub . - . It W. hi Si. 04. Mutts, so to 5611i5. each - • *ad to. will per lb. Ditto, ati to es.h -04 d to innt Merchants' Barks.. .gid to 12d Dressing Hides • . tad to 1704 Fume Coach Hide* • - .194 to 414 Crop Hides es tuaighe fer cattiag.tild to i 914 Ditto es to .snr.s ;0,4 to aid Celt Skins 30 . t• 4146 • g6..1 to 124 Ditto so to 7olbs -3. d to eat Ditto 70 to soaps . - 34 d. to :OA Stoop Seals (Greeidon,l) ud to ,ss ed Large ditto 1111 , 11. tp tans per duxes % Twined Hawse Hislat ...d to TALLOW. , TowuTailow it7e Yellow Rirsila fres ud yu et White ditto ~ ei. —s o leap ditto ..._ s7s id --• • • PRICE OF St. James's Marlet se Id Claw Marini .. 41 40 Wlalteekaptl Motrket !;• 4d pert. --- Fc aesp jos pat 3letting )t4 7,i •—• Average.... ss id Ditto rave' grog Graces Good Dregs' • k' • • Yellow Soap, tots—Mottled 1 tas--Corri; iIV ' . Price a( 3aedleas, pA. dose Ito ms itl• We have been r w ' ith• VOll 411:1;; - Zoirespett , terit the followiug hat of Chauecilorsoi Otfard t - tiaft?•• airy, from the reigo of Etlorsard VI. Fe the itrcseue. 11 Ilrn cleeted., • Mir Jan Mason, ant. 135.6 Carslinal Pok, Archbishop of Canterbury. th3c Henry Filzaleii, Earl of Amadei. 1549 Sir John 3fason ' again. 1564 Cob. rt I:ndley,l:arl of Leicester. 153 1 . sir Christopher Hamm, Lord Claanoellor. Thomas Starkville, Earl of Dorset. Woe ktiaintrd baucron, Archbishop of Canterbury. Thoinsa Ecerito, Lord Ellesmere. tlitti IVilliain, Earl of Pembroke. 1640 Lim), Archbishop of Canterbury. • 36 3 3 Philip Herbert, Earl or P. nomoke. Wei IVilliasu, Alarquis allertford. 1617 Philip, Earl of Pt niliruk:•, 1650 111i4cr 4:rotuu . 4ll. Protector. iti:7 Lord Richard Cromwell, ditto. 366(3. Eduard Ilytte, Earl of ilaeruilim. Slab! ~,, , Arebbislitsp of t'onterbury. ifeki .I.llltlll, Duke of (loom& James, Duke of Ormond, Grandson of the ahem Ijl3 ---, Earl of rran.• 1)59 Ju1.,., , Earl of Westmorland. 173ie George (Ivory, Lori of 177 e Frederick, Lord North. 179 e William, flake of Portland. . • PRICE. OF S4T4/(143 ON YESTERDAY. --.--.4 3 pa Cent. Reduced 4 per Cent Long A neunies ii 9.140. t flamingo u: prcn•, _ _ leilia Itnide 24 33 prem. E. hequer 1153.1 IS • Kent. Enel,el; Loiter, T,cketr.. ........„ tel. tr... Coultas for T. RISH, Mode-Broker, 4, Corn hill, au./ 9, Chariug-ereot. DEATHS. Ors Tuesday Mot, on St.Jaeoes's.parade, in her firth year. Mrs. Jones, relict of the Rev. John Julien, Areetsarly rector sit St. Peter's, Di istol, and of lidre, iu Soaks-tel. This vene rable lady possessed • still more remember •coespani.in, • • Cockatoo, *hoof age was ascertained to he on yearn The • poor bird was taken in strone convulsion; said espired widen, - a few hours of his mistress ; On the *nth alt. in the 24111 year of his str. 3f r Chambers, yottogeat son of Thomas I:hombre*, F of • Thoruclide Iron Works, aear Sheffield. Hi. temente here lore interred is She family vault at 'Eccleaftehl. On Friday last, at his Wyse in Ike Minsheri,ard, aged 'ye '" years, the Rev. Atithuni Reynolds, 8.0. Berko of Weld• grim., in the county of hooliatoptuu, and Po Leda's, 44 IVelion, In the Cathedral of 1.11,0,111. ria Wednesday last, aged 7,, Julio Spencer. Eon. ef‘elhi. On Tuesday morning, lb r iiiIPW 7341 year tif his art, tee Rev. Jegialhas Davies I) 11. eighteen rears Prone! of cOiltge,4lod formerly Arad Master of Eton School HIGII WATER Al' LONDON 111111 DUE, THIN OAT. Hernia 411 min. afire J Afternoon to one. Eller 6. . • imta Do • —Trlnged ba E N. 1, cierwskee No, torliltslicd at the offie. , Nn Is, R.ielt of RI. CleatenEs. Clorrell, Strand. be J II IT w 1 he fur dos rsp.,, lest to it'. Oilers, roil IPHI 41..gaitrodsil to. $ - • • 7N.1)1.4.. • • ' ••,.• • Bows Av. JON,: 4. The fallowing is d enir'ect.li,l'of the litpaterrard tinutut CSitta'alups null passengers, which suited mini Canton; the 7th Itrarch, 1599, under convoy of lii. lortije,ty's ship Lion, of 04 guns, Corium,. (Jure Fientheote :•: Ftplainat, ,, w, Captain Gal; Ainwiek Cudle, Captain Pct.:ton ; Meier, (taiAntia Ve II ;heist!, Captain Mot Tat ;. tZ 1,) al 1.1 WV, Captain Gritartt ; Derroatilpe, Cap tain Drown j • Arlo, Captain fil..taxue; Cantnr,.Capt. a !mser; Captain Eracic, Captain Nistittl ; Capta;n liat %aim ; Walton' Cdstle, Captain •llistila , Ceres, Captain Duusford ; David Scutt, Caplan' (lick. FAsIZNGZIII IX THX DI VI t.I/I:NT Imp! ANt EN. riphi7.tootr.:4. 4. Elylsinatusic, Eaq Hot,. t:umpany's es.tahlishmenta lowirk C4istte —Dr and 'Airs. Scott, and children • Cap tain P. Scutt, of the . conntry 'make; Paul ate, Esq. of •Penatin. Wurvie,ro--43aptain.l'hillim, Company's marine; Cap tain Llderton, mammy service. Nor,' Geor4r.—Major aud Mrs. Youn% ; Miss Young; ElsrinK, Esq. Worley—flirt:bin and Mrs. pile; Miss Thomey. Wn:. Mat:gran,. notubay marine; Mr.. Vaughan, and child; Dr. Manton, Miss Murton; Culouel litt wart, of tlic Royals; Cat tain Campbell. men,/ Frawr, Grearetle.—eulon.l Oakes ; Mrs. Oakes, and ch ild. Weimer Castle —lieutenant Cindh.ld. Dated Snit. . T. White, of Pcaists.--(144.1Ny Courier ) TH E BRITISH PRE SS.