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yet, there Was sufficient upon the five of the case. to satisfy them, that the power of a - tntiley was ex milted 'braises a -sp l ispemtnepSecn,;:stot etc's:lore thts rule was n'fide l 'ilisistute. • '•'• eitti.sitlio.4l44st This ctiteseitowSieh me.haeozpisien ample repot in 1411lnsetitteeeri, tame onto be heard uPcin motion iffn' Ste* %At ,irhe Chief Shasticar having read:hi:: •inintUes Of the.trial. as tifrV, . . . .1. .Mr.i.Sghtlatt Vomitus% for trthe Fhtintigi Wog Proceeding to a-yue the ease, ohm the ',mined ..Judge, *'y- enemy intythicatiris nwat tit iron'''. slin'44ltitn WA* bkapeved„that al:botsph l ,sia...atisolutely sant-that list verokt"win..i .nwl "motif .ime. yet he. thiloght thteetwas a vast „algal of evidence, as to the cuesoni of trade, At.. -.Ott, ifttAtt 1'4 9 0 been produced Upon the trial,; _1464 bpi nit been ems! into. There was acudb istring ,Intilence eertandy of he/Agf lair4va:att ; hut, upon tie whole.•his Lordship ~stplvot.thisit; t hvease haui-been suffiaiently investi • gibe eirid..nre: with sr:apeet to the point of ,whether the printer seat liable, did not at 211 touch that qllllStit2l:.. AS attempt. was , tie ro charge -mettlireett against Mr. Maivonto: Lut that could , war posehly bestrode out against him, nor did he at • ; nny s lSpie e.nonatetsuat.t.ht wink should be finish td at .stsses period. He appeared as anxious to have ,thes-eanhatabilisiwo as any.. meson concerned, and ireplierla ;emit Judge), could not see in what way wit, to he made answeralule for the savothaitl M the Editor. The Court, however. de • chwyd. that they would ent.deeline hearing Counsel ~: ;holly Won the questino and the ease accordingly Mande f.r.fui Jam argnmeht to.morrostr, (this day). MIDDLESEX ELECTION. eitetextoen, sloe. 26. THE FOURTEENTH DAY'S At the close of the Poll, this day, the numbers irtre—... • Pot Mr. bl o os s i i i . . . 3•89 Mr. Aria • . . . 2:43 air F. Bludegt • . 101 l . Mr. Ileac, made his atrustetned bow, amidst .the laugistar ut the h.:tenon, inside and otr.i,:e the laustiogs. Sir FIAPCIS Boit - oars spoke as follows Geademen. after the elisapprohation expressed, yesterday, by certain individuals, at some of the topics I introduced into to: address ; I find it is ea. uasi,tty minetud for me to speak in•aausion to *the present Mrll2titlll rd the toontry. • -idiots, reciting db. pl-,sure 11317011wi . as; yet. you mutt all be a•• - are how iditfittialt R is melt no a /see pat t.'cithout giving treat rain fintM. citation to the affatied individual ; but, nstwithstanding that da,m-a-ore, and the sensi tive quaintest et patticular individuals, r wen not be pinvented from expressing my senturr.ents freely on_ abuses ;-tor will I forego what I think is .due to the ereehoudersnt 144• Idles-x, in compliment iu she trader susceptibility of those who may have shared in thtuse akchses. On the contrary, I feel (leased at she displeasure of certain persons, es it is a amts . :tieing proof. in my mind, that I am touch ing upon topics upon which it is essentially necee aary you should hear me. The arguments I used, lyeaterday. have produced An advertisement, this day, it, a puhhe paper, which convinces me that the in dividuals who expiesseJ their displeasure upon the 'Hustings, carried that displeasure along with them to Lonsion. The Advertisement to which I allude, purports to be signad by a Freeholder ; yet the marks and features about it are so strong and pro molest, that it is impossible I should be at a loss to ele know whose prodtatlion it is. The topics which it contains convince me that it lies between the hired Molter, Mr. Thierler. and the hired i l former, Mr. Redhead Toile —(Herr a dowser easurd, .614 Lips(, severe/ Rinidet, cad acme pert/eta cried eat .biessae ! theme I)--Some Gentlemen cry out shame now, yet they think it none so vilify my character, by vacua, in print the most scandalous aspersions, or tuai• representing me under the hem of Jeetiin. Nei ther do they led reptipaanee at holding me up to the I.OliC. AS A time wiessltt principles destruc t•ve of the best hoe , etts of my ceuntry. But to re• lion to the aldveat,sensent r—The Gentleman who ante it says that his olotkB is to defend the county Irons the Jacobin I alien tore Oireatens it. I should Eke that Gentleman to point out where that lade=n enists, and wires to welds. an explanation. that ue may understand what he would Ist al.— Ttuat is hi) 'anion pretays the pots& good to pftvate AJ•mregs• .1:I•5 tllllllllrntlit. Di.s the term is s'so t' e avowal of public dries, then your it fgt . :mots would speedily de cide as to the rne.ut...l, of that term, and we ahoulJ kaeir what parties were inttiesl ts the Bat they use the word faftion, as they do that of Jaccittin, as a ',rot of gm•eral meaning ; now I will ha a p.trticuhr meaning to it. and as tea t, that the term 1 uth.n is applicable to those who are conneftcd together by private emolument and .i.idividual taunts., and have Meister ends in view.. all know , th is wire,e tewaids and profits are to he obtained, there mil the interested dock—and where the rarrear is, there will you And the reltgers. We have no carcass- to feed upon, nor do I mold out to the Frechuiders any other return for their son. ;.ore, /has the free e erclse of those public consti. Aisti anal priaciplts I have hithetto prtleised and ele.l trot a ; and so eau jut o ;into and agsersiou u,son such principles; 'I coosider to be the ,most 0 1,,..r•crott• f aftyts, this, wry other count, y. can -positbly re:nguitse. The sane Gentleman says, • U. Totes., it prjodpies they GM he .talled;— I with to know what myealosenistors would have? C. there yet remain any doubt of my prtot.:tiers ? But he goes ou hatter. oast,. speaking of Mr. Steiiiiti. :se says, t: when i.e us returned to Parliament. he ?awl act up orthcprinciples Ise bus l i t yfesa c d. ur lie Mat not e;:oira so bet 3 etUflbed again for the ad Now, Mr. • 1%10 Aids Las made no avow ti t ra=pt let, and why his ltieusls should talk c: pi • witenittr boirls h i s tirigue, 1 am at a ;uss to ko e tw..,.. Ad•ew. siserne.l cos,ritidea with the •.41:te candour that Afloat ki . ,the witolc produaion, ac styior. that I h tee art, ained every urine to swell nay ;mil. Cue Inais. ,stsa=..l t u tee sway tip roe ett'at. My re:testae ail o cinfinenced, 'And to ts:y indeiitohten-. rahr. it %Loot I:Amato Lat gate ealssatesw.tn would b:tter /Tidy to • : • 1.4 111111111"..._. • • i • Mr. Mellish, as he has bees compelled to bring up ' Mr. Mainwaring, the Magistrate, and Mr. Hind '. ley, the Magisar,ase'e 'Clerk t and •L did 7 expea't at 't•F-P 41. and Weer av_cpulPunkmeet to the two"- for. „per, to leave seen Mt. Ana,: the .gaoler; but he, • gene„ is for to-traritoss. I shall only L rir al, that there is yet as abundance of ampolled Free.holelerity anti if,,they apprbve of the proiciplesi Ijseld, they have an °ppm-tell:4 of shoring that' astroval, by, seep:4l'lg their el-dive franchise in Ir raytavour. It is tuil as much t!.eir interest as •is asp possibly he nay own, that the county shoals, bei , fairly represe4itsid, and that its interests should be rrotcs9ed. ' Whichever way they shall decide, I ; t h4ll! be cononted.",--( Load are lasses. J'• Sr. Meta-ism said Gentrenten, I return you s my pest titainkh fur the tetnour yin have this flay doltorPlee ' and then :veiled amidst the uproar of the Mob. The Candidates then withdrew to their carriages, and the mob dispersed. A Mr. J lIN LA TOL'CNE, the unsuccessful Cancli •date for the city of Dublin, is not son of the Right Honourable Davits Laeovent, ter of his : brother, .lona Esq of Nlerrion-square, Dublin ; allots tother to the Coumess of La AND A re. and Mr. Rnirer Laroueme, who is Member for the county of Kildare. A* interesting experiment hastrecently been made in the artillery. Lieat.-Colonel Crichton, with two .6-pounders, mounted on a new construftion of his invention, together with the artillerymen attached to them, was oidered to set out from Edinburgh for Woolwich, taking post-horses at the ordinary stages. One of the axle-trees broke on the road, whica oc easioned a considerable stop, and some other delays occulted: yet the party reached Woolwich (a chi. tance of 400 miles) in 77 hours, the men arriving its petted condition for service. So great a jorrrney was chosen, in order that sufficient observation might be made of the different aces from length of stages, or quality of read. In cortullience of the accident which had hap pened, a seated experiment was directed. 'the party went from Woolwich ro Southampton, and retnrned to Woolwich in 24 hours. without fa tigue, the distance travelled being 160 miles. The • experiment has prnved that powder may be thus carried without danger from the trillion, which has hitherto been apprehended from any great ve locity of movement. The objea of these. trials hat been to ascertain, whether, in ease of an ene my's landing at any distant priint, whefe few or no •gtsus miet he statio%cd, a powerful force of artil lery couIJ not be transported to the spot before the invader shduld have made any progress. .The result has been satisfactory, not only on this heed, but promises the means of cons aerable savings ; for, if artillery can be thus forwarded, by securing a cm tam number of horses of the neighbottehood, at given points, in care of iniasion, a material di; tninution might probably be made in the nuroner • constantly kept at the greet ordnance thporf. We understand that the alteration of the carriages is a very trifling expellee. Wednesday sennight, being St. Lanrence Day, the annual boat-race took place in Castsdyke Bay. near Glasgow. About two o'clock in the afternoon, three boats, each rowing fonr oars, took their re• specrive stations, in a direEl line. and at a proper distance from each other, close by a boat anchored at the east end of the Bay, as the starting past. on hoard of which a flag was displayed by *ay of distinetion. One of the race-boats was the pro perty of Mr. TRAM As Nicni , boat-builder ; another the property of Mr. JOH N la, boat-builder; and the third, a Barra skiff, the property of a Mr. Doe. AID M.DONALD. On the signal being given. they started, and proceeded westward, turning round a boat anchored at the west end of the bay, distant about three-fourths of a mile from the other mark boat. In the space of two militates after starting, the Barra skiff, though famed for fast rowing, fell behind about twenty lengths of herself, and continued to lose her distance in proportion during the race. Tbc contest between the other two was remarkable; never was there a more equal match; the distance between them, durs ing the three rounds, was so little. that tLe spena tors were at a loss to know in whose favour it might at last be determined. The steersmen displayed great skill in rnanceuvring their respeltive boats, and nothing could surpass the vigorous chlterity of the rowers. Another boat was anchored in a proper situation, on board of which were persons appointed to observe every proceeding, and to give impartial judgment, with respell to the racers. Agreeable to their declaration, the first prize was adjudged to the crew of Mr. THOMAS Isiteoe's bolt; the second to the crew of Mr. Jona Marries ; and the third to the crew of the Barra skill: The wind blew pretty strong from the westward. area the weather was rather u. favourable. Tne evening was spent with the utmost conviviality by the aquatic couriers, and a number of the puhlic-spirites. inha bitants. On Wednesday, the 12th instant, about ejikhj . ; o'clock in the ranting. 'the hods,' of Mrs. MAW. G ARET Batt -two', of Broadfield, near Plaxtol, in Kent, was attacked by eight or ten men, with white veils over their faces, who, after having secure. , the servants. by threats and fire-arms compelled Mrs. BALDWIN. who us about 87 years of age, to open all her bureaus and closets above and hewer stairs, that they might scud] them. They found money an.: bill: to the .a.-aram of 1011. and several articles of plate. The men, two of whom were dressed in blue jackets and caps, resembling those of artillery wag on drivers, and the others in red jackets, sesemb liag those of foot soldiers, continued in the howe an hoar and an half, and'. -rate all armed with horse pistols. The following is the description tf the nlato stolen, v;r..-0, large silver tankard marked R. M. 11. on the handle, at the bottom of it Roarer ALowtrr, Broadtield ; a silver cop, marked K. B. a civet' , waiter with three legs, eleven silver table spoons, one large gravy spoon, a pair of settsellers. B.; five table spooes, two masked R. M. B. ; one pepper-boa an.. marrow spoon. For the better di*- . covericg the parties coecerned in the abase b.tr glsry„ His MAJEST T has been pleased to nes mars: gracious pardon to a:..y one of thorn v ho shalt discover his aceumplices therein, so that they may Ise apprehended and carrel/led thereof ; and. AS a farther encootageiaent, a reward of is Ailed so siny Itersee vial?' such discovery. • L.-s - ten - • . Beresford. Esq. Major its trr I seconded hish. Sir WILLIAM Hismats said, in proposing a per son as fit to represent so cuspetlable a County in Parliament, he did niiit'rne,ut to arrogate arty per ' tonal importance_; 'he there!) , •stoiid forvikrd as the representativcof lafitti Henry Stuart, in whose name he was happy to Seise the public opportunity of re torniii7 his best thanks, fir many respeCtable ()frets made to support him, if he should come forward as a Candidate; but (us use his own word.), he could nor think of obtruding himself where he was unfortunately to Hula known. Untoward and un fcreseeo circamstances had, from time to time, pre vented him pitting in execution his intention of residing in this county ; but, nevertheless, he could not be supposed indifferent in the choice of the Re presentatives or a county from which he derived the most considerable part of his property; and he considered Mr. Priwer, of Clashmore, from his in timate knowledge of the interests and welfare of the county, and from his tried and approved con dal whilst in Parliament, in every respeCt eligible; under which impres;ion, he (Sir William) took the liberty of proposing Mr. Power, and wished Lim, with all his heart, that success to which he thought him every way entitled. R. PowER II E, Esq. seconded him.• EDINBURGH, N0v.40. inoti COURT OF JUSTICIARY. On Thursday, the Judges, Lo so Jessie e Cr. re Lord Duesinnem. and Lord IMR4 DOW BAIR IC, gave jiidernint in the care of Margaret Cuaninghata,witiow of the late John Mason, flax-dresser in Path-h-ad, near Kirkcaldy, who had been found guilty, at the Perth Circuit, in May last, of murdering her bus bend ; but her sentence arts delayed. as she was pregnant, and was lately delivered of a chilJ in the tolbooth of Edinburgh. After the .luthrs bad de livered their epistle s great fevliog, the LORD JUSTICE CI ERZ pronounced, in a most elegant, im pressive. and affeeintroanner, the sentence of the Court, v:a. that she slriuld be carried back to the tolbooth. and fed on bread and water till ‘7ednee dayahe 7th of January, when she should be hanged at the common place, of execution at Edinbur g h, and her body afterwards given to Drs. &inert°, •Profersors of Anatomy in the University of Edin burgh. to be publicly dissefled. The Louß Jut- Tact CLERK pathetically recommended to the pri soner to employ the time she had to live in making her peaci with God, as she could not have the Least hope of pardon for this most atrocious offence. The unhappy woman appeared at the bar a ith her child in her arms, and did noeseern much affeaed with her awful situation. She had administered poison twice to her bus- band ; the first time the dose had failed, though the poor man was taken ill ; and she repeited the dose after he had recovered, which quickly se casioned his death, in the greatest agonies. John Skinner, butcher in Path-head, with whom the poi. loner lived in an adulterous intercourse, was accused of being foncerned with her in poisoning her hus band, but was outlawed at the Perth Circuit shove fuentilned, having made his escape. There is now, in the Park of Mr. Gaersetex, of Angmering. a nest of young rooks, which seem as healthy and as likely to fly, when of proper age, as those usually produced in the Spring. 1.01/1 TASKER, ostler at the George Inn, at Spils. by, and ksaccca Sao ern, of that place, lately went on font 24.0 miles together to Gretna Green, to be married. Having made this experiment of their fitness to tug through the rugged road of life to. gether, to their mutual satisfaition, the Vulcan of the Borders rivetted them into one, and, turning their faces homewards, they re-trod their steps— whether with the same harmony as they went... this deponent sayeth not." The following unfortunate accident happened on Sattsrday last s —As JOHN ATTU', of Portslade, Esq. was pursuing the cheer, in that neighboui hood, be attempted to leap his horse over a gate, but the animal, though powerful in the field, being unable to clear it, fell backwards upon him, sod dreadfully fradured one of his legs. Cbirurgical assistance was immediately procured, but to what &Fes% we have nut been able to learn ; are howercr hop-, that the broken bone has been reduced, and that Mr. Arnie is in a fair way of recovery. A back, which had strayed from :he park of Isfir. Caebst.aw,-et Shasseirabury, Susses. about two years ' since, after an excellent chase, was taken a few days ago, and turned out, for a second hunt, before the hounds of Mr. CA Meows, of Danny, neat Patcham. on Friday last. The field was uncommonly well attended. Upwards of two hnndred horsemen, con listing of the most dashing sportsmen in that part - of the world. being present. Many carriages, filled with nobility, attended from Brighton. l'he wea ther was favourable. and truly a more animated scene than the field presented. had net been seen for many preceding years. The huntsman and his nheipes-in had each new clothing. green with black caps. The chime at length commenced, and all parties were in an instant i t motion, proper law hay. tog 4een given to the buck. The dogs acquitted ti . enrselers in a carat style; Inc many mties, a rahleecloth would have covered the wi.ole pack..-.. After 4.4 adlnieahle chase 4st several hours, the dogs ran in upon the stag in Clayton Wood, where they wool., presently have destroyed bins, but for the in terposition ..f the hcritimar.. Ha was taken from the field its a Cart, but his vs-lee' coat was so much tarn by t h e teeth of his pursuers, that it is supposed. it preserved, he never will lie in condition to afford anobter day's span. sp rumen at length re tired. well pleased with the diversion they had en joyed. In the icirenor discs, .1. lime** sa, Esq. o f Newt:tither. bad a c pital borer dropt under ,aim with fatigue, and which died soon after. . • . NA rif L INTELLIGENCE, •,, • —s-; . ::: : . l '', 1 10 0 1 \TA. ' • ton tsis o,utit„.. 'ln!. ,^5. • . Arrived the Alffeere sloi l i 'Of \Orrin:Ms quern. ,ley.! A ;convoy is appointed to -take'd34'hntwatd. bawd West ludiatinsn lying here.—‘ll:3lctt.l". V At.Vl bting.. WA'. 23, Ai-rived, this day, the Usk: .of 'Keel . pbk et , .Coxencorth,,in forty days frotnidansaiti..66lte4s. The brig Friendiip. 13rokensta, Slater, fiAlsboi l; she sailed from hence on-the 12th Inst.. 'laving josisttd the fleet nutlet-Ills' Idartsty7tstir l ',S• pse . ".. Geturr;Thnittr, act. atid,l9 . _lftliiikaip p g4e d 01 the ISth MA. in ,Lat. 41. •1§1:I:flag. 2..11. A. wind theft blowing stain "W•ro.s!"..trile 14y pf i f the fleet *as steering M. ..- Strpriolita, at leel a!l 3 . Two of the transports had - rnit foul rf - eich Ocher, anent' which lbst her bosiipriq . end t * Qtliti&is er . tied away her miten•torru 3 ast," lirt to typal. loot-nsast. This circumstance itie sif ifeluturn to eapto.in BrokenSha. from thelfassiki tun--litig, ist Wilich , she spoke . wit S on_ tite"l Stcs.last. l' e . ..ead". asip put back h•-re in coissesetAif - itf•V's of( sail?, &c. Also arrived, His M/jestyi ship.P(over,cor, Iti guns, with stores from Plymouth. His Majesty's ships iniole..,l and Ltitrile/ ire now in the (Aug, and expected to arriviln the'mOrniMi s . The outward bound Packets sillreisomm,—,Wi u d . W.N.W. ...... 4 t I] E At., nt., NOV. 25. ,_, ~ Arrived thi s !'h earer frigate from s truile ; Cti e •ri i , ark another Berw ick smack. pith 39d men of the f7th regiment on board, hound to the INestwarg; and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ship s • as per last, and - several othet outward4ound.— Wind S.W. . FROM LLOYD'S LISP. GROMEtenel, NOV, 4/4..a.Passed try the LnOtion pa,:t , t. ‘l , l), , u e .alt, trum l'iniatlelphia ; and th• Sual:i”ah and M. da tens, Lund, fro m ' Napes, ...Sailed the Venn /tiara, Olin, for Bremen ; Piiiiit, Smith, for !ttotttri",o.; Jonah, „Caw wrings ; and t he Ilurcidn, Smith. far Jatdaiica. /1111tIV&D in tl.• Downs the 1•!a:,..1, - —., fatal Litt.ea.. At aorta north-..the City of Cork, _, 140 n. ~. At Liveriv-inl..-Tiso lide of firs, K.'en, Indd - Neva SCAB ; Ma.iel.,.t..rl'ackvti Coffiq.uoin Nor Y'wkl C*C"l l, 9 ll aCi Sad ii •ictiel, Bla:1101^ . 44031 V.fgaisa. f At stran•ear-athe Pt nyjd.:....... Agnew. /tom launlseake4. At Boatnn—Tire Weinkett - I.rintdch,4 3 l . N;wi.,"ciiqii. At Surinam- Aldi ns .n nirl dfi:Dadth I' ( an. ' ' At belak.-.-The itiariAlsoalbelatko. .• .• . -' g A t A otidll2-.4.eiv, _mit. rtittsg,s lease With'. . rte Atjr...rs. , d.ies vita-Maio. gCr 4 " , 4!" 0 14.%• , .... 91 . . At .Tvhaiet—The ' the,. ~ i.,..,i, ~t i ,.,; tapon s , -,.......; Si All, Here; and 'lie Ntarcartnt,-, tome aka. Al Dosainica-uf hi. Taeos.---. - frotiaillek. - • ' t-,t..,.. t .1,.... •.'thr s- ' CORN :E2C-CHANGIC•NO444S. The troves rtf tersist in general , so.slay, amatory 'km ited, 'Sit th<re Ire widitqNwspaiorpc avelpiiiii omwt , 314 1 .wag to the bad steatites, Gus cii t butts . Wasosas. itassi! %at ear lest prices Barley ank/Nak See tAibel ertiaer. .Ig.mias and Peas, sit each olc.:riptiod, anslitAt . ; at 'Midriff arN dueled (,Icrs. Many Oats nom arrive Aniketies getieripti.ni or. tvitartie•yillity ; fine sanaple • tit • 'Air.it retail se vSnee. sif. 2t• am! 3.. MI quinwt. an th. t stet,. lir :i.ii:K. 1.. F 5.... tat:Wilda 64,0 maw ). We American frwni 44.. to dat. i,i'r I,arsel. , .. elniiir" NT titlCs: ,OF ; .H e , svh,s 51, .i? , . tits. utant.,,,,. ; , % ., aft tsl• Fine 4 , , n4l .i7= 04 Isle 11..401.....7 - 36.,_ 41. 0% ere .a 44.• 44.. t. 4. d•iit,...:' .t.:::,lPts • !lg. "11. &Hay . , S&L. 43s .0.1 t At.taada .',...,...t..5.1. Nee 01. Ms't 7Ct. 76t. od. XtpiSed.......eith• VOL iss. ‘Tlitie Peas. 74 :. Be. 0:. Ft at Fiver— .. 70a. i3s Od. Ont• Peas 464. 31..4.1. s-en. hs . COA 1.1.1 Aft K !S. Ships at Msrket. Price. 01 —Newcastle 15 ..511nderlani 3 4's 6d a 41' Cd 1 —Stone Cual 1 —Cinders PRICE OF.IITUEES, YESTERDAY. S per Cesst. Rsssa4l4ol WM, 3 pet C•nt Cosa.* 6lill 1 4 per C.-et. 7 B..}i 3 per Cent Nary Elk Lens An:mitres 171 5-16 In.ifs 3..erls 4,. isr , ns. Ex:Prver R•IIs F.:eiill Lottery T.ekets l9l. 15s. Canute toe T. MU, Stock-Brakes, 4. Conahill, end 9, Eisaring-Crap. IRISH STOCKS, Nays Ul. .Ibo 4. Gov. D4-ntures 3} per Cent 63}1 Ditto Stock Date 5 per Cent 343 COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Nut. 25. . Ansa:seam .... S 6 II 2U. Oastoa . : 47 I.is. Fie. DM,. at stetst .. 25 II Vim« a. C.... 52 Dia*. Rotienta^l c L. II II a 2.. Lesbos • 22 Hawnburgh 54 111 2l' Op.sew 62 • Alton. Pa'' Pa a. 2 Lit. Calk In Dttn 2 Us i '2; . 6 wf[litolt. C S. d SnintillatlX 24 6 1 r mica• Gold in Coin C 41a 55 effect. an 4 Wes -e-t M. 4 Ditto — New D..ibln , nia... -.• Madrid , fr,t ettazt• Now radian .... — 4?. Ditto — Aden! at Sous .... b 6 l %M r.& *,,! NeW Lissa sae\ ... Leghorn 5ll Apo t • %be I.el .... MO 0ki...• rials4.lll .. ...i' 44' 44 per Cent. Dublin nn Len Lis Na.,.' II ) II _ . . hI A On Friday. the 21st inst at t;elton, Lancashire. the Rev. John Romney. of Wtutratiiek Hail, and Feat,r of tit. Jnhull 0.4 , g0, Cambridge. to Mir Kemal, of Kandat, Wettoote. land. DEATHS. On the 10th of Oaoher last, at Gibealtar, after a vhnet neva, Richatd Lois, Eq. Apotheram te the frUtC,ll Ff"al known prot....i.n .itithlev, and rett tha all occ.- slows, (pattien'arly in the late fever, when, in adVitinn to I a ow' duty * he to.a the solo chari;e of the Plea J tiosp•tat e viret every mr•l•cal °Meer bel•my ng t bald his toi. will be wfverelv l'e s a in the ciori.on. 11. was !monied an.l e,tcealesi by his trends, acd has left a wdow and silt small sia,al , ca to lament his I‘,.a. . (JnSatur.tsr evening last, after an Weiss but of a fr. Avy., in the Slit lea: ur 1.:1 a;^, lam/meta b.s family, and ...Ami te.: by ft.r:s.'i, iani Robot hle•gay, h 1.1) or Tr"^ ford ; long 2.4 successful ate-ciao of his prnfessiost l ad Justly conferred u7n.i him a high degree of oue.l.cal v , eylitv ; and *hese Les wet be keenly All through the c tec;e .if tin ;we very extensive preßicts. OD the Sth of May last, at Dem, In iteagal. AK a simet Itishset., F.sq th.ni Judge of the r/0/10 , eial Court thee-, very deservedly and elec. it', lareented. rHIS DA f. AT L INDUS , ISIOUGE. N0m....3 after S I Even..... 27 Mill. after 3. LONDON :—Prwsted ►r G. D.% VIDSON, No. I?. Dukes Coart, Nowyaryot, Co.ent•Ga.den, and pohlah•d at t►e Office, Na IS, Rock of St. Clement's Chu:ds. W. STUCK, of No. 7, Nor Behon.ettoet„ Lnoc AC" Orders, he. for thrs Paper, sent to the Virgo tpettpme) Wl' to doh unmet , . to. • couurr OP IitAteRPORD si.ecnori. • , siztliotraits4. ii fsAetits otoploma to l the bflicstal s to in Varnatnent ikii.m.iifttlifteing'tfiriongl4 the'xisual preliminaries, ' 1 I Sit lottiltiktif Ptdpose a Gentle 11:-,444-40 1 mPilfs alas dd to enlarge 1, Mt. Let ntitito bityond tisere4 rforelproriosest Etleiariitte, Esq • as a perwsl mos/ fir to repreqinclitit• - county in Parliament ; aitfird'nitn Actessu Wit nil hi& heart. "' Mr' Wisf sieciinded 6 hiin, add propose,' J. C. • Fleroqinra . Fan.