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MOM THE CORRESTONDENTEN. u•usuarin, NOV. 25. The frllowing Note was yester.fay presented to the Senate, by his EnceUeney the Imperial French Minister, M. Bouriinne, as well as the following Imperial Decry, which was communicated along with a special Note. The following is ?RIAL DECREE, OF OUR SECRETARY OF . ATE. t.amp at Nov. 21, 1816 scums, AND CING 'ALT. ceased to observe the laws all civilised nations. considers every individual as an hostile State, and cnnse not merely of the crews of crews of merchant vessels, Commercial Faaories, and commerce, where employed the rights of conqu•+t to commodities, and to the property of riet of conquest, however, applicable to that which belongs her right of blockade to to commercial ports, in f navigable rivers ; which the principles and the prat• is applicable only to for. place in a state of block has not even a single ship of can only be considered as , circumscribed in its commu impossible to approach it without evesdeelares places is a state of block - - whole united stretv,C', she ally t 3 blockade, iur instance, _ kindless. monstrous abuse of the right of - of t& but to impede the navons, and to aggrandise lustry of England by the and industry of the Con- .s the objeft of England. all traffic in English commodities by doiog so, second her views, her accomplices. of England, which is alto. ~.- of barbarism, has breome power, to the prejudice of conferred by nature to ("- weapons he employs against nst him in the same manner in I that this principle is recog justice and all liberal senti that civilisation by which soCie- d•termiue to employ against which she bas adopted in i the present Decree shall fundavnental laws of the em• lansl refuses to acknowledge erg applicable both to sea anJ landl consider private prop►rty, be it prize ; till she ceases to extend ividuals, who are not engaged the principle 'ay which she at prisoners of war; and until she blockade only to those places 'y adequate to cut off from decreed, and decree as tol -1 Weak am &clued is be la • stabs of ell.earaireedadee with the British • I:l6Melf fedi* are addressed to . Ragland a le gastaliama, es , elaels s s 1,01111.1 in the English language, ihelliad be serwirded by the r ms, awl shall be fates ars?. . iceridua. 'dab is r anthsh subject, of whal• "dime is the aeueines 'medical AM", shell be nude prueners of every cornmodtty, of attirle of wtsith Ireloup to su English sub. pr;sa. sb animotodities Se proh.bactl, and England, or is the produce of 4, is dealased good plias. reeds of the confiscation of the , declared good pt,se by the preceding • inde:nnity the merchants fnr the the motors of is sew& setacd di r 9 front Toriiland or the Enc r• diet the publteatton of the pre • elan Bey haerior. India false declaration, in een• principles, shall be seiznl, sod the ship •if they were English property. •t Pans it invested With power deh thy h (nay arias se ewe empire et ►ranee armies, in regard to the Decree. Pideweeer k etitProt Court or VA, foibilliteliliOlay dileado an 4..putre 'whin diatainimm of our kingdoms of 410 be comettinleated b the Holland, and Etrene, agO nor .s wail as OUT own, have ►een the barbarity of the English maritime ...weir. Affair% of War, of Marine, our Peadoswevs fah-lien% each of his department, w entreated with Decree. " NAPOLEON. " the k:niperor ; " 11. MARE', " Secretary of State." AM?" Mt 4160‘1,11 •• 1.11,11 W with a special Note. The f " THE IMPERI A' FROM THE PROTOCOL t ST Al "From on IrapOrial " m•rotaon, surgeon or OF ITA WRIEREAS. " I. That England has CI of nations, recognised by 01l " 2. That she considers enemy who belongs to a hi trendy made prisoners, not shops of war, but also the er .even the Members of Cc Apareeins connetted with corn in their mercantile affairs. " S. That she extends the the maxim and eommoditie individuals; which rig it aught only to he applicabl to the hostile Stare. " 4. That she extends ht not fortified, and ti and the mouths of t tibelnkde, according to t h e Ira of aU civilised nations, i deed place, • " That she considers a pl • ade, before whirl, she has War ' although a place can hliscaded, when it is so tires nicatioo, that it is impossible risible danger. 44 That she eveadeclares ask which, with het who would be unable effidually Whole coasts and whole kin " 5 That this monstroul Sockale, has no other oh tom uniestion between nat the commons and autism ladds of the contemns* an late. • That as this is the SIN who catty on traffic *PA thaContiaint. by dole and mew themselves her a *. 7. That this condo& of *ether worthy of the age of advestpous to that pow every tither. " S. 'Mat it is a right set pee to as enemy the weep Toe, and to eight against hie winds he aldacks. and that died by all ideas of jostle neSS. the /malt of that civi des Ire di.tinisished. I. We, th-miqre, determi Iraiglaad thosi,princteles wt kir Msritime code. so The consequ.•neva of t be cOnsidered as bud funds 'ire, so long as Inland refs pnd the same lasi as applical - • else ceases to consider what it may, a good prize ' • ns the persons of individuell in military operations, the pi proem treats thins as prisons shall apply the rights of hlocl which she has a Smut fully pansuainstlim. " We have, therefore, des jilfns ASS I. Tie RAM Wands ei Vmekide, • semivowel and anon UM 3. wohibhed. • , " The Nurse el p hi!wh or so Pnhnten,wohickare we wis abated be twosome be the posh 4. !Tel individual who is Met iessAkh.tt lai be, wise is ism by etas mole es theme of ear Allis was.. " b. twerp isseasam, every I peepeily, of whale*, ewe, which hest. and Se 4veleve4 goad free. " G. ,The Irish is, Reglisb on Id ewers eve elptstt bete's" to Ei r,aorosehissefartle tolooies, a * . f. 101 l .4 the yr need evielso. riven 1110Igneds, des ten attic., will be eispieree ‘e isle Imre 41101 ttiep seen by the ea , bp the Bast,* emirs. ' " I. No Aup which comae d lei Rah entente' or i.as been these of Wei decree, ;ha be ,demised into •" 9. Seery ship which tondet =4:of the ab.sie os. sin' r esalecassal they a 4° OrIThIlliq 1 141• hen :naivety to wets .4Weis enu s lannamaiwo iseindall doe P esarithapa Dean& logialremilp &Nara wreck way wee esAta Ws itaif• " 11. The mewls' Decree +V Kings of Spam, of Naples, of H ether Ma" *hose subjects, as sr violas et rut isjostiee and barbs • di. ta. Ow Ministers of Forel( of Finset*. of Polies. and our I she.. is as far a. croorma Is.. who InNlCOrark of the present Dec • --sew NO fineanTri OM Tilt r SIC LLLLL Tilt rain , Si. •0011111 .4 11 1 a• TO Tile " The Uadersigned Mir Emperor of the French ant states of Lower Sazoay, has Sovereign to communicate t as follows: " that as England has laws of tuitions, Wlaith are states ; FE N or NOVIINIBEN, NY nts stitsis imrsat•L MINISTER, IL SENATE Or NANBERGaI. !mister of Has Majesty the and King of Italy. to the J. has hewn commanded by his communicate to the city of damburgh. has not acknowledged the are observed by all caviliaed belong to the military service; " As she seizes and confiscates private property ; " As she considers places in a state of blockade which in reality are not so, as well as places of ccm merce, not fortified, bays and mouths of rivers ; " As she declares places in a state of blockade, which in point of raft are not so, or which in their very nature cannot be so placed ; " France is reduced to the necessity of applying the same principles which England adopts in her maritime code to the British islands, to British sub jefts, to their property of every kind, to be found in the territories, states, and ports, occupied or to be occupied by the French arms, to the ships coming from the British islands or colonies arriving in such ports, as well as those which shall go from such ports to those belonging to Great Britain. " That while His Majestrthe Emperor and King declares the British Islands in a state of blockade, and with respeel to English subjeds, their property, and the ships which 'come from the British Islands or possessions, or which are bound for the same, in doing which His Majesty is justified by the laws of self-defence ; •s "That His Majesty the Emperor and King in doing so has been prompted not merely by the in terest of France, tart that he has also considered it as his duty to proteft the Continent from the misery with whir Is it is threatened, sincethe Os of violence exercised by England are visibly intended to inter rupt the communications between nations, and to elevate its industry and commerce on the ruins of the industry and commerce of the Continent, whenc it follows, that every person on the Continent, who carries on commerce in English commodities, sup • ports the views of England, and must be considered as her accomplice ; That as a great number of the inhabitants of the city of llamburgh are in this situation, and are notoriously engaged in the affairs of England, His Majesty the Emperor and King feels himself re. Intlantly compelled to take possession of that city. and to give orders for the execution of the measures above stated to be necessary, of which the Under. signed is authorised to give notice in manner as fol lows: " Art. t. All Eng'ish gnods which are found in the city, pews, and territories of Hainborgh, to whomsoe►er they may belong, shall be confiscated Every Inglishinan. or Erneish subjel, in the city, or an the ports and unitary a►oveseutions,t, is a prisons,. of war. "3. All moveable or personal property in the city of Ilambull, its ports nr trirdwisn, belonging to Englishmen or English subj .4s, is confiscated. Ne ship corning from Englkind, or bound far the tame, shall be admitted into the abiere-nientioned ports, city, erterritories. . . . " 5 Every stop which by means of falcr declarations shall ARUM pi the above-mentioned cab ports, and teyri tons*, to England, shall be conti-eated. - "6. Nu English courier, nor English letter bag, shall be allowed to Mar through the city, polls, or territor, of limn burgh " The Undersigned has the honour to renew to the Senate his assurauess 01 high cool (Signed) " BOURIENNE." PROCLAMATION. '• His Excellency the Marshal of the Empire, Mortier, with respect to the account which has been rendered to him, having remarked that the dim ihu tion made of the possession of English merchandise does net offer a satisfadory result, considering that the merchants, vrho.have delivered in accounts. may have sled with too mach precipitation, and have given such declaration, without applying to them all the attention and reflexion which they require ; considering, besides, that the multiplied occupations of the Commandant of die place, does not permit him to perform the business with which he was eLargad. in keeping the resister of inspection ; en joins every individual, having in his possession mer shandize belonging to she English,or produced from English manufactures, to present himself, within 48 hours, dated from Monday, the 24th of Novem ber, 1806, I. the lnspetlor of Reviews, per interim, of the 28th division of the Grand Army, where they will make declaration and inscription in a register for that purpose. marked by the General in 2 s hiet i f the Staff, of all merchandise in their pos session, belonging, as above stated, to the English, es the produce of English manntaZhnes. * At the expiration of the t.rrn of 48 hours, do miciliary visits will be made. and all those who act contrary to this order, will be militarily punish , d. " Every merchant or trader having already made a declaration, must present himself again, and rei terate hisrinscription with the Inspeaor of Reviews, at No. 664 Groninger-street. liambuien, Lid Nov. Moe." •lENNA, NOV. 12 M. Durant, Secretary to the noisier, ['alley rand, has been here some days with the French En- voy, Rochefosscault. The Prince of Raze Gotha has arrived here from Italy. Our General Rupp, who has been some time at Layback, has arrived here as Chief of the Military General Diseaion. The French General Andreossy having recovered, by the use of the Baths of Toplitz, has left this city for Bohemia. The Russian Envoy at Constantinople has demand ed leave of the Porte to return home. NAPLES, NOV. 3. Fra Diavolo is taken. About eleven is the fora & noon, he attually arrived here, in irons, under the convoy of the Geadararcrie foot and horse. lib Out fight days ago, he was wandeiing about Salerno, and had hired a vessel to carry him to Capri, when he was seized by a private belonging to the Neapolitan pas insets, assisted by some armed peasantry. nesse CASSILt NO,. 19. An address to the Officers and privates of the ti-derant troops of this Electorate, published by General Lagrange, atter mentioning that the fir.t regiment of infantry raised will be put upon the same footing with the French 'oldie's, dtc. con cludes with the following words : •• Orfi,erv, Subalterns, and Soldiers! His 114.jesty the Emperor is willing to receive you into his ai ray • but, at the ante lase, he To:Swiss upon pier valour, and that 'Sisyphus sh.eh has ever distiugur%Sed the Hessian So,her yuu w,ll nut druppeint his ex pettatio..s. You will preserve the good vow. nirrn he entertatits of your eeIVICOS, and be ever ready t try.nce, that you are worthy to agrasteparry the &Artier. 04 lfinace." ishitlCll, coy. 24. The French Emperor has presented His Ailajvity with WOO sadJle.hortes; and three reguneurs nl cavalry, one heavy and two are IA be rich the utmost dispuclt. . , . wI?.-- . N - APAL orEa,rekici. PORTStd•UTH, DEC. 7. Attired the Alierquir of Huntiev, from Africa; Thorn transport, Capt. Alendry, from Cork; she sailed with three others, under convoy of L't.apriglt, which are not arrived. P.S. Just arrived the LorJ Duaran, Ida, Maria, Hanover, Fame, and Eurvdici, out ward.bound West Indiamen, from the Downs. Se veral others are well onwards for this port. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 6. Came in the William, Crocker, from Honduras ; Krllerlad, (a Dane), Olsom, from Villa Nova, (or Tonningen, detained by the Phenix frigate ; also the Si. Thomas, Spanish lugger, of six guns. and 70 men, prize to the Gannet sloop. Sailed the Piro?, cutter, with a fleet of transports under convoy, for Guernsey.—Wind S.W. DEAL, DEC 7. Wind S.S.W. squally. Arrived and sailed for the River the Science, Capt. Howard, from New York. in four week's passage. Arrived the Mae gusto sloop of war, and several gun-brigs, from cruize ; and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships, as per last. TALMOUTIII. DEC. 5. Yesterday arrived the Mani-baler packet, Davis, with mails, from New Yea, 24 days passage, no news ; anJ this day His Majesty's ship Plantagenet, 74 guns, Capt. Wm. Broadley, from the Channel Fleet; and Player, 18 guns, from Plymouth. The Stare Martyry's( frigate sailed yesterday, and put bark again is-day. The wind blowing strong at S.S.W. has prevented the sailing of His Majesty's ship Blowle, with the West India convoy ; also His Majesty's ship Lively, for Lisbon. ['he Awelland, Irahlagision, and Primate Mary packets, which sailed fr , m hence the 3d instant, still remain at sea, although the wind has been very unfavourable since their sailing. Arrived this evening the Prince af Wales packet, Todd ; 11 days from Lisbon, with Mails. Twelve passengers. The Townsend packet was safe arrived, out. Remained in the ragus 114 Majesty's ship PINIWO, and Raven, with the America frigate Coma/win. FROM LLOYD'S LIST WI% ED, OR Dower—the Hannah, 'Castor, from Charleston. At firnihticton—the Quintillian, Armstrong, from Arch angel ; and rue Melly, Crampton, front Riga At Weymouth—the Snake, Head, frnin Lisbon. In the River—the St Andrew, Cunning, from Newport ; and the Grind Int, nt, Clark, horn P torshiargh. At Lishnn—the &ails, Dawson ; Maid of the Mill, and the Mary, from Newfoundland. At Madeira—the Dundas, —, from Madeira. eOAGIIMIIEST, Dec S. Was at Mark e t. Sold Pries. 147 ..Newcastla 27 ..Sunderlao4 4 34. 34 a 4M Od 1 .. Stone Coal 0 Os 01 a ii Od MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUIL D HALL,..... TNIII DAV. k a. John Perkins, Hertford, carpenter . 3 i Robert Browne, I.l•yd's CoFee-house, Loaden, and of ' South Lambeth, Surrey, insurance broker . 3 i Bernard Roos, New City Chamberr, London, mew. chant . . 3 1 Henry Weeks, Edgware-rood, Middlesex, carrier 2 IC Sarah Stiles and Mason Stiles, Dorking, Surrey, plumb. CIS 2 12 . . . . James Chamberlain, Princes-place, Lambeth, Surrey, dealer end Chapman • 2le . Richard F.ancei Saunders, Enie#ll-chase, Middlesex, ac glier 2 ig . . . . Til.)111311 Ennrt Smith, Great Trinity-here, London, leather-seller 210 . DIVIDENDS. Christopher Tesedale and William Teastiele, Upper Thante , sueet, Lnadon brokers 10 . Samuel Bum., Great ClearLasitemseet, Illackfriat'eneed, Surrey, merchant 10 . . William Bury, Rucklershery, Loreto% Wilishouseman tp Richard Atkinson, Henry Walters, aad Willem Ord. Fenchurch street, Loudon, wise and bandy-mer chants 13 • • . . William Else, Fleet-street, London, wareleasesesnan 12 Andrew Ch.eap and Asdreer Loughran, New eeurt, Swithin's.lane, Lead n, meectiants • 10 Simon Vied, Plymouth-dock, Devonshire, wheeinaer. chant 111 • • . Jahn Dawson, late of Liverpool, Lancashire, but nos/ of Saint Janieesstre,t, Westminster, merchant I Thumas Durnfutd, Plaillsot-lane, London, wlnesses. cheat . It . ‘ CERTIFIcAns. Lane Sanders, lege of Newman-sump Orthelmtamt, ist the coney of hiliddfrees, bncidager. Wilmer Market' Willett, es lt ...Worth bell, is or siege 111 12 . ley, in the ceseety of York, eneeneopinam, dealer and der Inail. John Wiredraw the younger. M Illeomnehoe-rand, Berms* see, in the camel 0 Surrey. tanner. Jacob Lowe, bite of Liverpool, la the county of Liasester, coach proprietor, victualler, dealer and chapels*. Richard Limey, late of Liverpool, in the county of Laseaster, victualler, ho4t and shoemaker, dealer and chamma. William Long, late ef Stenerrease, near Plymouth, is lb. county of Ucron, hatter, hosier, dealer and dispense, Hannah Stor.y, or the town and scanty of Plewesedeamee Tyne, linen-draper, dealer and cheaneernan. Rowland Bunton, of the bewough of Barwick-apare•Tweal, banker, dealer and chimes. Thomas Bl.eeers, of Londolestreet, in lb* perish of Saint Pea. ens, in the comity of Middlesex, liaen-draper, dealer and chalice*. MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. co•wwwitow IN I. Robert Pringle, late of Noithumbetlaad•streitt. Stsaml, afterwards of Kingston, Jamaica, Jeweller • II • _____ PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. S per Cain. Reduced Nu 4 per Cent Long Annumes Imperial 3 per Cent 3s Onynom India Bo.td, Rs. 30. prem. Exchequer &Rs Enghsh Lottery Tickets .. 191. 15,. Cowell for I'. 51311, Steellt.smlter, Cambia, and 9, Chatiog•Crina. 4, COURSE OF L Ansterdain 96 6 2 U Unto at Sight 3) 11 Rotterdain ll 11 2 U. Korrtb.trgla 34 6 2}lll. Altana 34 9 2111. P.m' 1 day's 4.04 14 II MU" l4 12 6 U. liordeaul _ _ Dgc. 3. Venice 5 ne• C. Naples at Lisitoa Opurtu ..f.2 Dublin (leek lll5 iut Ltda l. 1. 1. Portugal Geld in Coin and Bars per ea. New Anathema.. —•— New Dollen 0 5 54 &Iva in Ben New Louie each Agio a the Bank on Hallakko 51 par Cent. . 10.4 .. 11 Nla4nd - in paper. Ditto 344 *fleet. Cad's , in paper. 3, affect. Bilboa Sei I.egh on 40i (ieau► .47 Dublin on London (No, THE► MARKLTS. CORN EXCIINNGE.—•Dsc. S. The suripli-s of Wheat to day are incuanderable, and the buyers numerous; sales are generally made at an increase in price., from S. to bS par qua•ter. Th. re is very little Rye, which is much dearer. Begley in tolerable supplies, and at higher price. Mit likewise. Waite Pees at less than on F. .day Grey, and Beans at little difference. There are some fresh Oat arrivals from Lincolnshire..., a rid this trade inaintaass List currency Flour fully at the qnsustissa, and is expected to advance in price. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. heay........644 765. Us. Beans. 44, 51s Od. Fine 94. Od. Tck Beans 58 43.. Rye 4.,s Hs. Od. ;lets.. ..2sts els SU. :Whey ...... ..4its 40s OA P..huids 92s 044 04 Malt .72v. 78• Od Rape Seed 241. 271. Os. White hls 0' fine flour. 70,. 7bs. Od. Grew 48: U.. flab 50cn0e1..... 5). 70• M. KETUIY ter WHEA Including *al frtom the Yttlt agrusably t a. tl. I St Q 181,4110 at 1111 140 —...... at 111 MARK L4lll[, of NJ,. t• dm 111th at Nor. o du ♦at. a. 41. 750 at 71 549 at 77 566 at 76 116 at 76 125 --•-• at 74 64 at 73 SOO at 72 to --..-. at 70 403 ••••-- is 67 1115 at 66 9.51 Si 60 246 at 69 at 51 157 at 54 900 ---. at 51 72.. 31d. ha• lart ,eturn. 13 --. at 91 3) ~$•••• at $9 --•-•—• IS 35 at 117 114 ---- at IPS 55 at 83 6 107 ----- SS 11 --- at 64 6 11/117 -- 114 166 --•-•••.- at 63 U 3 at 92 909 ..—...... at $0 ON - at 79 I.s? 8 Quarter 2 104. towel' OXBRIDGE. The Cane-lospodher's arum; on Thursday, Dee. 4. Wheat, s ew loa4 tarter; For qr Wit —1 to 43s —4 Oats 25s —A to 565 —4 New Sear 4res —1 to 461 —4 Old dots 46. —d to 521 —d road .•.., bfe —4,1 to 56s —A' pct. Quarter. PRICE u/ for o•os. POCILITS. Kent 51 —1 to 61 Iv I I int 4l 141 to 51 It. iussolt.,... .51 —4 to 61 Os Sussex 41 14, Co 5. 4s F.s.4l‘ 5l --s to 61 Os Farnham... SI 0. to 91 9. PRICLS OF HAY AND STRAW. at AAAAA . Hay ....31 Ss • 41 14.0 d Hay 31 IU• • 41 16a fitt.w.....21 So • $1 1141.0 , 1 Now 01 no • II Os IClnver 4l 4. •51 5. Stns .ll is. a 21 10. I,—.ll4sia P a v 1. To sink the ottal--pki steno Slb. leer 46 Od Veal ro 04 to is 04 Mutton ..4s 44 to Ss 44 Pork 44 $4 to 64 04 MEAD OD CATTLE THIS DAT, ge.ata. abet 2,50......theep and Lambs, NIWGIATIL AND I.V.ADERHALL M ay tie CLICISIt. Mot •is M to 411 Veal 46 DI de la IM Mama ..0. id sr Id 4d I Pooli Os Od rs. RAW Soot Hailers and Steals, ier nose, 3s. Id to 3. ad. Middlings 2o. Sd. so Is. 10d. Ordinary .. 2s. 14. to Is N. . ?Sarkis Calf -- its. ed sari. Enclish Horse Snoop Skins 34. Od l n 4s Sd. PRICE OF LEATHER Mites, *triA6li. each Ditto, 60 to 6510 each 464 is 21114 Mee/bailie Becks 4ll to nd Deessiiig Hide... lltd to —4 Fme C eth Hides 431 to tei Crop Hides for cutting 404 tei 114 ' Flat (hewer! . lei to 19d Calf 31trrit, 30 to CR b. per Dozes...MA te dad , Doti . 50 to 7016. - 364 to 414 ) • Ditto, 70 to 63 1 b 304 a 364:.• liamaliSeith ;„ (Greentand)...., 364 to 314, L la, dltes rood to 1431 per d•ael LI ITisawi Hem Hides 1N Mup rf hide d... micai WATER. THIS DAY. AT L•rNIY.IY +tom. ...52 min. awl 1 Eren....12 mow after 2. SALE BY AUCTION. PRINTS, DRAWINGS, PICTURES, 1001 ES, LAY FIGUR F. &c. By Mr. RICH ARDSON, At his House, No. the Cornet of Villien-strect, la the Strand, THIS EVENING, at S.: u'Clactt, AGENUINE COLLECTION of PRINTS; including Etching, by 'Viotti, Everdisgen, Rembrandt, Rogatan, Ryviae!, Stuop, Sirmetal% Wa•crio, &c. Prints by ancient and modern Masten; Prricifs, by Ry and ; Eng:iah and Foreign Portraits; Scripture Wood Cuts, Au; , Capital Miniature of Mf6. Zerike, is Funnel, by Mr iLcri:;e, in an Aerate SII off Box ; with many Topiiraphic-al Dr and Stadion from Nature; a Lay Figure, &c. Tha 1.10, , e!t1 of ail ARTIST. To be viewed the Dr; ef Sale, when Catalogues may ha had of Mo. Richardson, No. 31, Strand. LONDON :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No, 17, Duke's Coon, Bow-street, CovenvOarden, and published at the Office, No 15, Back of St. Clement's Church, Smind, by W. sTucx, of No. 7, New 13.4t0n-stmee„ Long Acre. Orders, .te. for tho Paper, sent is the Ottp.la i f uoludi M dwft tutewid u . talk rHs. • On Tuesday last, at Farnborough, Wstwickshire ' the Lady of Major ilulheeh, of the Warwickshire Militia, of • daughter. On Thursday kat, the Lady of Melee Webbed, et the Eighth Garrison Battalion, of • daughter. MARRIAGE On the 18th ult. at St Madill . ' in the Fields, George Lewes, Evil of Vie atlih Regiment of Trot, to Mies White, only daughter of the late John White, fag. Attorney-General of Upper Canada. DEATHS. On the 6th instant, *rem a lane and painful to ft's, Mies Harriet Parr, third daughter of Walter Parr, Log. Norfolk street, Strand, ag.tl 21. On Monday, the 24th tilt. at the Rev. Mr. Grant's, H•riiist.:ad, much rrgre:ted by her friends and relatioas, Mrs. fl'actifin..l, aged 90 yeas At Kaltimor•, America, on the 84th September, Captain H-trroun Simoison ' late rat the Cumberland, of Leith. The Cumberland foundered on her passage from Jamaica in the gale of the 12.1 Antra; Captain Si rupees and I I of the crew got into the cutter, where they Meowed &swami, yahoos a morsel or provisinns, and were lechrly taken up by an Amen can, who treated them with great humanity. On the 23th of t) obey, at Warren, in America, the great and gem' General Knot. lie was confined shout s ix day. It is supposed that the mum of hi 4 death waa his swallowing a sharp chicken been, which peeorated his bowels, 'ad pondered a mortification The event was UlleXplia•dby his physicians, till a very short time before his death. • At his matte Rockingham enmity, America, es die 111th Oct. the venerable Giliriet Joon., Esq in the Lith yew of his age He was the &dem man rn the state, bred to the Frac tice of the law, and inr a tong course of years Mead in aka farentafe nook of 1111 piefeetion. s;; Carl Adombil 1011. 1 i %tat After te The ' ~, M iatlee e ni.4o. Ul. I ri r Pro+ F.+V the Ih lao Cent► Trinci .( Ott Wind Doug Sri inn Mw Ws. pre , t, F. gni TIE