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Tiii ;TisHfftt'ss. • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNI 25. The Mr:rgarst packet ried at Palnionth or. Saturday last. from India, with intelligence that n Definitive TrSkaty t.l Peace has been concluded, be between [tot' s, and Sir Groac 13•RLOW, on the part of the ask I:114 Company, upon advanrageou, and honourable terms; wed yesterday morning an overland packet was received at the India House, confirming this grateful intelligence. Mr. Paw., last night, in the House of Commons, produced a copy of the Treaty, rind announced his intention to tke it the subj•ct of a :siation in the course of n-et v..eck, unless anticipated by His Mairsty's Minlwers. The Margaret sailed fram Calcutta on the 22d of February, arrived at St. Helena the 29th of April, and left it on the 2d of May.—Her advice; bt:her stre, that Sir GLOPOC BARLOW had returned to Calcutta, and every thing was perfealy tranquil. An espeditiQn from the Ctpr, under Sir Home ?maw ant General Britssratto. had arrived at St. Helena, and sailed isons thence for Buenas A yrts. The Haraburgh Mail, due on Wednesday, ar rived yesterday with letters and Papers to the 14th. We have also received Dutch Pipers to the _:it. It ap a sears tau the surrender of Cattaro, in due manner and form, will not satisfy Bo • Upon taking possession of Ragusa, General Lay. !LISTON pat:dished a proclamation, in which Bosa. fears declares his intention to acknowledge the independence and neutrality of that state, as soon as the Russians thall have evacuated Milani 1. the island of Corfu, and the other Venetian islands, and that the Russian squadron shall have quitted the coast of Dalmatia. On the evening of the 17th inn, the new King-and illseen of Hott.ANo, with th-if two infant children, arrived at their suesm-r residence, the Nouse is the ;rood, near the Hague. rue procession was made by toich-light. It was a sortibre and gloomy scene, sore resembling a funeral procession than the en trance of a Prince into possession of the highest state ef earthly grandeur. Had the unfortunate Duren appointed a day of m4urning for th,ir lost liberties, they email not have observed it with deeper sor row, or devised a spectacle more dismal, to com memorate the commencement of their slavery.-- Viscount Howie, last night, in the House of Cosa mons, produced his plan respeeting Greenwich Hos pi t al . Yesteiday was a ho;hi.ty at the Stock Excharge, but private bargains were done in Oninsans at 31, Early yesterday mortiait. a Meesenger arrived at Mr. Tor's house in the Stable fard, with dis patches from Vienna. The passengers from India, per Margaret packet. Cotmel R Mann, Capta;n T. &farm.. Mager; W. and G Maean, capis.n S eau.. v....tenant T. aeon, Mrs. R. Ihrithso4l. WINK H and M oelae•toay The Fherrnr, II a actor,,; P,estoe, Svoitarecn. Cer re. , Ht niow ; arrived •t Bombay, from Bengal. the tSih of January. The was ea be sent home with a cargo from linrnbity, but the tWn other ships were to be detained in India. Hie MAJUITY'S ship Thetis, with the Aaialt, Ilkicnaanson; and the //foes. Eritrozo, extra ship, Mgr iyed at Madre, the Ilth .07•Esbroarj. The ./ecru.'/., ISACKE ; et:riles. G. Woda and Dresankiee, Mannar ; arrived at Madras, the 15th ' ofJanuaiy, and were to sail on or abnnt the 1211 FeThrl/Arf, in company with the ilthatra! AA/Await., under convoy of His Majessr's ship ' Niv4e , rea. The Per 4 4 .4", Mow ; the Piaile, Joete ; Wiese; dfariPrit, STRING4II: Weihnky, LOVETT ;k Ste ettedrepe glow...wad, Balt It ; and SW Gadtheyr !Vib es,. %renege ; trom Jamaica, tender convoy of the: P r ise, gun-hrig. arrived off hover on Monday Last.„ lb* four fo!mer from Cork. and the remainder the Piiier fell in with of Plyrn-insh 114 Create arrived at Bombay on the llth or . Jenausry, and wee to basest home with a cargo ftoat thanes. The Seine... 114 , Fsett. Awe. is arrived of Pen itence, from Jamaica.; she parted from the Beet on the 16th May, in company with the Levaint aad the Ltri, with f 7 others; parted from the loyalist on the lath, 13 sail then in sight ; cad front the .1.-sady on the 20th, and has experienced much bad weather. At a Common IT 11, held vesterda• at Guildhall. CtetEGß Hlaacer, FN. clothworker ; and Tann A Ewa. Esq. patten-maker, mete eledled Sheriffs of Ilindon and Middlesex, for the year easuing. A Court of Aldermen was aLerwards held, at which the price of Dread wits reduced half an assize. which makes the quartern loaf 'wheaten Is. Id. aad 'Household 1 I Id. which commences to-morrow. _ . _..—. RICH•RD CL•am, Esq. was sworn into the office 'of Charni:csiain. , Joins WIL/ T• 11 GALARII and -losers WILLS (Wet( swerl BriJ f serna.itrrs ; ana , The Rulers e the Waterworn and Lightermen's L 'Company, were severally sworn fur the du e ez.xu- I tion of their respcltive places. , WILLIAM y•KI•NTOS, Jun. Was swore a De puty Salt-Meter. At the Curt of Aldermen held at Guildhall, ypstert-ty, Mr. Tnowas Taco, of Cheapsido, was a:Jrn Bret= fur the City of Lendot.. ..,..4. , V0 • v. • . :. ~••.!..,..-..: 3 ' ' . ' '' . , C. 4 c , t • "V` t je1..7 . - it 'r . r t t . • RICHIMA I). :luta! 24. Chi t Theatre opened List night, under the rna. nagernont of Mr. eltEltkY, with The times! fce F. nsdi ; alter which was perf , ,rmed a new Melo. Drama, intitled , Peer Mare; or, 7 /re Algid of the Lea. The plot is taken from SOUTHLY'S POCK) of that 'tame', and several of the incidents are affecting. Ilse charaCier of the Le,d/arel, by Mr. Coaxal, ' was represented with winch comic humour. Mr. asimuoNS. in Rondo/ph, exerted his vocal talents with the happiest effect. and received unbounded At:1)1211w. Miss Cntaiir, in Me Maiet of the Inn, displayed exquisite delicacy and tenderness. The taste with which she executed Aar songs coutd only he equalled by the sweetness of her unite.—A Mr. Tatar v, from Covent Gar len Theatre, rave priofs of merit in the charader of :Verv, *. and was well received.—The Whole theatrical corps exerted their utmost waxers to please, and their efforts were crowned with the reiterated plaudits of a numerous and fashionable audience. We have seldom wit ne•sed an opening of a season of nature flattering promise. —The new piece wa► announced for Ter , titinn. THE MARCI/10.VESS OF S4LISBCRI'S GR.III , D CONCERT. Tbe last Lady's Monday Concert was held on Monday evening, at this distinguished La.ly's hence, in Arlington -street, and was in st nerrienously at tended. in the first part, there wa. a charming duettn by Signor NA tni and Madame BIAPCIti ; also an air by Signor Molest Li, given with all the richness of: that excellent prif , rtwer Signora Gale:Lissy' was not less happy in a vary sweet an, and the conclu s ion was a grand quattetto, he Ma dame Duo's, Madame BiAPIC111 ; Signor NASD!, and Signor Roe Lope°, in which much icieace and taste were dieiplayed The second part commenced with a new Symphony, by Woes. es. Madame Du‘stst sarg a beautiful sir, with taste, delicacy, and sweetness; al.ce a beautiful terzero, by NIAIOSA, in which she was accompanied by Ma dame BI•Noii, and Signor &stn.. Mr. WorLet and Mr. Dix, performed a charming duo nn the harp and piano forte. The whole performance was horwured with repeated draror. In the brilliant affnemblage were, Their Royal Higlineusee the Dukes of Carehrilce led See see, the Duchess the had and Count... at Softie', Dowager teYeit. Countess of Idiontegtosi, Laai De Ci.fford, Viscountess Stadler, Sir Giletrt "Ind Lid, 1..4 Henite , Mi,ses Angtnsh, Messrs. G leiteuer, Temple, sad West; aua MailaineGras•ini. Monday evening, afloat six o'clock, Their MA• JASTIES. Dukes of Yolk and Kiser, Princesses Avatar*, ELIZASITH. SOPNtA, and ILIAPLIA, and their attendants, lett Windsor Castle, and went in four carriages to Cranbourn Lodge, the residence of the Hon. Mr. V tt. alai's, for the purpose of Their MAJL.TILS standing Sponsors far his infant son. —The ceremony was performed by the Bev. Mr. Notteuiv. The ROYAL FAMIEY partook of tea, and a very sumaruous entertainment pro vided by Mr. GLINTAR. from London A marquee was ;niched on each side of the beautiful Lodge, in whets were the Pandean • tand, be longing to Vauxhall Gardens, and the hand be longing to the Staffordshire Militia They played alternately, for the amus , ment of the Royal Party, which ►endered the scene truly delightful. About ten o'clock the Rovat. FAMILY returned to the Castle. The entertainment atteatled great numbers of speltators from Windsor, and the adjacent vil lages. Yesterday, about 11l o'clock. Their MAIIIITIPS, Prince►ses AIJOISTA. ELIZAIIIITII. and ANSLIA, arrived at the Queen's Palace from Windsor. In the evening Their MAJCITIAI had a selefl p.ary. Princess Mat• remains at Windsor, being indis posed with a cold ; Princess AsitLl• remains with her for company. We are sorry to say Mr. Fox is indisposed, with the lumbago its his hip. Lord and Lady Di C 1.1170110 have left town, for their seat. in Gloucester hire. Sir WILLIAM and Dowager Lady B , and Major and Mrs. WARRINGTON. and family, have arrortfd at Tenby. Mrs. Tirossesoa's Ball, which was to have taken place to-morrow, is postponed until Monday neat- Lady PESTI! had a Card Party on Monday even ing. at her house in Grosvenor-square, at which were, the Countess of GLIB', Lady Casa:arm ..Latiox, Count and . Countess Da VATIA i I el., Baron Ds Boats, and the Honouralekt Mrs. Para noia. The Prince of Wens is expe4od on a visit at Ruckland. Berks.thawat of lie JwNlt Tneocestoe- Too, ■art. ; from whence His Royal Highness will attend Bibury Races. hlestri. Bauurox are new new painting and de corating the Brighton 'Theatre; but we have not yet heard on what day it will be opened. A great number of families have arrived at Brigh ton in the course of last week 1 the Steync-Houses are nearly all taken. Yesterday afternoon. a pair of spirited horses ran away with a curricle from HATCUTT . I, is Pic cadilly, down Dover -street, threw down Dolor RA T MUDS'S coachman, who vas passing at the time, and bruised him dangerously. two miler men were thrown down and sliglaly injured. A va luable dog of the Hon. Mr. Cavranisn, was ran over, but escaped with a ►token leg ; their career was thee fortunately stopped. Saturday afternoon the Archbishop of CANTER soar arrived at the White Hart Inn, Hythe, in his coach, and six fine black horses. Between ten and eleven at night, the stable was discovered to be on fire, when, notwithstanding every exertion was made to save them, two of those beautiful animals were burnt to death, and another so badly burnt, that it was obliged to be kilied; a fourth was very much scorci.ed, but is now alive, and, it is thought, will recover; the Gams two escaped with little or no injury. I FOREIIN INtELLroviti. eli3tiltUßG - 11 MAIL vtii•iA., nit 4. We are ti.day onsitivelT assurei, (hostel not that D'Oubril has hi - ought a torrnal soda for the evacuation of Albania. AlloSl3llllo, /UPI 5. According to letters received from Brannan. the Ftench du not Appear, as ye, to be making any preparations to deliver up that piece to the Aus trians. It is certain', that the French troops are making some movements, but it is impossible to determine with *hat view. nTRACT or A /MUT/ Latin f BOM VISPINA, !SIPS 4. - " Though i cannot absolutely vouch for the au thenticity ni the lullow•iig htter,.sthich is circulated privAtely belt, yet I cannot refrain (mom sending you a copy of it, as it is certainly not unsuitable to the char After of the man to whom it is attri buted: " TO THE KING OF BAVARIA. " Sir and Brother, " I made you a Krug, and from particular est,ens and re spezt for your person, sent you my Munster at War, and able Counsellors, to organise and direct the Administration of your States; yet, though you love enjoyed these advantages full four months, you have hitherto Chile eiething wall, woeful; end I, consequently, have ressoa to believe, thvt you do not possum the qualit.es neimoary to govern well; 1 must; therefore, advise you to abdicate i • favour of your son, of ertisiiu these con etii-d belies hopes. If, as 11 sift-ls and exi•eet, you acquiesce in this proposal, I shall take care to secure to veiu a suitable peruseu. " NAPOLI-VS." FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. MILAN, JUNG 7. On the 17th of May, a division of the Fiench army, under the command of General took pinsession, in the name of the Emperor of the French and Kent of Italy, 6f the city ..ad territory of thelic of Ragn.a. The following Proclamation, published at Ragusa by G:aeral Lauriston, explains the causes and con ditions of this military operation : " NAPOLEON I. EMPEROR OF VIE FRENCH, AND KING LaF ITALY, ate. " The many , sncessions made to the enemies of France, had paced toe Itrimblic of Ragusa in a state of hust.lity, much the more dangrous, as it was carried on under the ap pearance of friendship and neutraluy. The entrance of the French pectin into Delinatta, far from preventing such con dor!, gave funtier re.. ,, aoion to oar enemies to exercise their influence in the Sate of Rtgusa; and whatever were the motives of the cool mention of the Magistrates of this Soma, the Emperor was acquainted with the circumstance. His dignity Seams, concerned it puma( an end to practices eo e. ist toy to the laws of hentrality. " la consequenze, in the name, and by order of the Em peror of the French, and King of ball, I take int:session of the city and terntory of Ragusa. " Notwithstanding, I declare, that it is the intention of His Maje-ty the Emperor and King to acknowkixe the itidepend ence and netstrolity of this State, as soon as the R ussians shall have evacuated Albaiiia, the island ..1 Corfu, and the other Venetian ism*, ;Vitt Ilia amain squadron shall have quitted thekviseof ' tit. • - " I promos assistance and protection to all the Ragman.; I shall asa-as the laws, existing usages, siva property, to be re spected. In short, according to the line of conduct which 'hail be ebs-rved by the inhabitants, I will take cam that they shall have no teas*, to complain of tae pees/ease of the French ' , my. " The present Government shall continue; it shall erarciam the same functions, and retain the same titles. Its relation% as won with Herm' States, as with Chose in alliance with France, shall remain as they ware before. " The Commissary for Commercial Affairs to the Senate, shall exercise the futactioos of Imperial Qum r11.1141 , V. (Signed) " LAURISTON.“ " Given at Raps, May 27, 1806." mmessem e n meiggssmi . .14.1VzL LVTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH. mot 23. The Donerel, 10, Capt. Malcolm, and the Re , pthr, 74, Hon. Capt. Legge, are undocked. The Larnuirt 98, Ste , frer, 74, and Assistance, prisms ship, ore takcn into duck. Four sail of the line will go out of harbour in the course of this week. viz. Ceptein, Repulse, and *neer; and Boadicea, and Issivanee frigates. '1 he Colegszi,, 74, is ready for commission. The Dreethumghl, 98, paid off last week, ha; fifty-three shot-holes plugged up, which she received in fighting the Spanish ship San 7u2a, off Trafalgar. The Sea Jaen, was pierce.! with 210 cannon balls on the side ; she was fought off, and lo -t, with her brave Commander, Don Cosmo Charecco, 330 men killed and wounded. The San lfriefortie, of 74 guns, Spanish prize, is paid off. PLYIJOUTU, JUNG 22. Arrived, after post. last night, H. Majesty's ship L'Arbille, 71 guns, from the Rochefort squa dron, which was • left well on Friday last, consisting of the Centavo. Rear-Admiral Sir S. Hood, 80 Zllll4. Print.* ff Wile,. Recent', Mut trioNs• Corror. and P.40/iewas. The enemy' s torus in t harbour was sae three-decker, f'ur seventy-fours, three frigates, and two brts. A. rived also the II . i te tender. Sailed His Al.j...ty's sliip Sosper6, of 74 grant, Capt. Keats, for the Channel Reet. The Dram. of 74 guns, Capt. Griffiths, was paid wages today, and will sail early to-morrow rewrit ing. vat.unerii, Jults4l. Sailed the .4 , tiklJni packet, Ca l lum Schuyler, with i MAIL tot List.3oll. Two English Midshipmen, who escaped (torn the citadel of V, rdun, where they were confined as pri soners of war, by means of a rope, were arre.ted at Meserai, and brought back to the place of their original detentieta. sfehathan and Neer, Old", 11 were yesterday brought before the Sitting Maestrater, at Bow- Street, charged by Rolla T HOL LOWAY with having no visible means of livalihoA, and support. ing themselves entirely by gambling. llot tow* v was the only witness; but his evider.ce was obje.ted to. on the ground that he had been consitled IYa,. Prildle and Stepbea Stephen, of a conspiracy against Enw a a oC a Alas V', whereby he had besonse infamous in law. Ibis point was arg , tsrd at great length by Mr. BOLLANO. Counsel for the Old. gelds, and by Hot asavra v, en his own beitaif. Tbe Maori I entertained snipe doubts upon the tgafttiotz ; it wa. agreed that a ease should be dinkier; up, and laid before Mr. Gat now. The decision of the case was pasynned, till that sank- Ore s eiviaiett shali have been atitataad. • LAS? NTOMPS C42Eln. MkUtA KY PROMOTIONS. Wai 3 Ojict, ,tiote 14, 1406. • In Reitimbeltt of We Emeen4 F A.pm, to be Captain of im Troup, by parches, vice tioteis"de, man ht Regiment erftisi Gva d.—°n.lgh I. li*.rreller, to L.eot,ozet, nyienehmse, v.ce Levetice, eke retires. amt. to be Kamen, eitim!:t perch mme. fi ha }tenement of —e• FomCaptato Witiaral Cuicla bb by puichese, vice &Wow. I;r4inatcd. PARTNE4StiII'S QISSOLVitOI. iteywat4 ant fstyco,..ii, of htiaKhester, itt the county 0ff.12- tailor, C ma-dealer,: and Cbeeter•feetme. A ujo‘t 30, to,b. Thhnias Ferniohth Beim.* 'sill Cdtiara of plegste-buildings, - Loodoo, Chem nit and L'iliugglsis. Jin h , 1804. John Racket, of Stoclon„ in the county of Durham, F. , N. Rarph ()neer, of the .ante place, s f, 4 ifil - ITl"lrritertt, John S!avt, of the tante place, T.tabet ptentheCt, and Joseph the vetting*, of Duft , iii, in the echinty Weitinoreiaad, riot ber-rnerchont. gity 31, FJO6. BANCItUPTS. Richard Lincey, latisofLl;er;ool.iit the mini? of koe. caster, •ictualler, boot sod sit e-maker, d , aler a..d chrovm, to surrender, Lily 3), 91, and August 5, at o ie, at Teuinas YeHowler., the Ancel lad , i,i 1 / 4 1 1, -steect, Attorney., Edward Asernft, in tool lane, in Liverpool' Mum odd ; an-1 Mr firm, laniketock, Temple, Levoldrin. Richard hanks, of LO:foetal, in thd cennts of Larravter; sad-maker, to surrender, July 17, Id, and August 5, at a o . yen, at the Gbh. Tacna, in Live pool. Attuniey, Mr. Eid4 Marshall.street, Livinpo3l. William Capes, of Gainshereh, in the county of Lincetn, mercer, linen•draper, defier and c;tapraan, to surrender, l u g ! 14, IN and Aogii.t 5, at eleven, at tite rent Port tan, fn S.iun.:by, in she Lvitreity of flF , ttingham. Attorney., NV S. Rayne', Gainshurgh afuresaid; and Meors. M'lloug.ll and Hunter, Line° n's.lnii. London. Samuel Raulinion, of M iiichasta, in the counts of Lan. east,r, merchant, dealer and chapmaii, to -vi.rend.r, J is . 24 and A ugu:t 5, at three, at via Si.., Inn, in I)eare.late, off Manchester afo.e.aid., A:t , r.llll‘. Milne, mrrear.t. and Milne, in Minch....ter and Meier,. 51.1iiis and Parry, Uld Jewry. . . . _ John Clirfce, of Gairritinrauigh, in the enmity of lioco:n, grocer, dreier an 4 chapmao, to s.orettil.-r, June 28, July and Augo.it 3, at une , at (.t.3ldhail. London. Mueb,ll, Union trout, Ural street, Joint Janie. Peuy, of Wlt.tzettapel roe t„ in the count , : of M'ldlesex. Stafford:we wa:ebou.etitait, t, surrender, June July 17, ant Aupst 3. at twelve, at Guil.111.1;, hood Att. , rney,, Me. Mar, of Nr 14 , ge.ittia green-m. 4 eon; Al-. Brentridge, tJa:e, bum Temp.*, Loa tf.n. Benjamin Fisher, ef Weston -street, in the Maze, South wark, in the caln.y of Surrirt, victualler, deal...sod mailman, to au:render, June 26, July Id , and Auras %, at ten, at Lel lust. Att.uney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle ,trees, Falcon-square. DIVIPENDS. July Vt. !visas Smith and !I...MU!' Ling, of Nnwrt^ in t' s: Mof Lund , ,,, woollen-drapers, at one, at Clui Londuu. July 21. John Pierc., of tined street, Lo rhn , wi rehouse malt, dealer and cha;inean, at ten, at L July 16. )olsii IVardill, of L,ver,,oo', in the cuu‘nr u: Lan caster, amber merchant, ship-htulttn*, dealer and chaiim.n, at seven; ►t Forshaw's, the Globe Tavern, Li Junta -street, Liverpool. Atlast 2. Matthew Ma Ike:tale, of Fleet street, in the coy of London, toaster , dea:,r and chapinan, at ten, at Gunditail London. August' I. James Gr:ndrnd and Ntirliarl Guest., of Manches ter, in the county of Lancaster, cotton meicittrits, dealers and chaerwin, at eleven, at the Pack-llorse, to Bridge-street. Manchester. Jilt Mellor, now or :ate of Sheffield, in the county of lnrk, mpe.acaker, de.iler and cha;:roa-, at two, at the house of William Simpson, the Testing luo, 10 Sheffield. Ju:y 14. 14'11:iam Wild, of the town and con-ty of the toys of Nottingham, and liebe - da•her, at tea, at bars. Killer's, the P,•11.11 ami, in Nott.iighain. August 4. John Harrison and Robert Rite, of Marselreetitr, in the county 01 Lancaster, Imaufacturers. d,sler a-id chess men, at ileac:, at the Dog Tavern, leina.usgem, Masi cheemr Jule 15. John Slakeston, late of the town and county of Knigeon-upon-Hull, cruiser, et &even at the house o Am brose Uhrad.w, the Deg and Duck eater°, in the totals of Kontsten-upon July t 9 Samuel King, of Newgate-street, in the city of Lan. don, woolen drover, at one, at t:iindhall. July Itichawirl.ndlo, , end Wsolam IVskefiell„ of Man chester, In the eosaty of Lancaster, manufacturers dealers and zhe p men, at ele ven , at the Coach end dories, Deaolsee, l'stesehester. July 22 Richard Smithmet, of the town and county of the town of King.ton innkeeper, facto, d-ate, and chapman„ at ale• en, at the Write Hart Tavern, hilvenottitet, in the town rot King -ton-upon-Hull. CERTIFICATIS —Juror 15. Walter Farman. of I‘l..etaiu Clear, to the betrauth of Soo*. *are, lo the county of Surrey, dyer Willia.ot Grave', the younger, 14( ~ 1 1.1nyire Coffee haute, in the ray of London, ntereuent, dealer end ehaprria , k. Thome. Addis.an, of Pretten, to the county of Leneatter, vt.tol emehaper. John Hickey, of the city of Worcester, career, eder, sal ea banes-maker. Yill4Saly, ST. Jurt. 7111 SA prisi t fiol d,r Malt the Nike Oren. COURSE OF EX tm.tcrilsea 8 8 U. Ditto at B , 2'st . • 13 9 *otter e. f 11 7 Y U. Hamlough Ss tilt. IVlona :an:. ....... 24 7 1.1% ',lat., 2 IN l4 15 H %NGE—.lt: Ns 2s. 47 Von.c. o. C 62 Lisboa 6Ol lson* CI beht.n Cork 13j • B..o.dearit . 84 16 OA% nine 33 offec... MaArkl ... - .. .. • . in pa;wer Di* , o •.1111,,a 3; 1...0wn 514 Nails . • . ... • 44 I D.blin on tandmi (Jii Belfast o'. 1.>”.5.41 I Aim Wl's., oe On Ain ‘ Ihti a.. a I Will. , la li. I I IN•rearalGol.l is Or - and Ph , ' per N. ........... -- Ne• Doubloons..'. ...... Noe Dof:vs .... .... 5 ! 3.lve , to Nero am or r NeW lootllß web ......- Av., -1 the Moak of No/ewe. Si - prr dews. ono le.) 101 n 1 25.) ..... ......,f to) 51 61 •tb.. AIR THs. On Tuesday tom, in Strettort-stryst. Tread • the Countess of Chichi:c.a. of a tisoghtfor At Ceony, Seotlaod...n the lOsh instant, Mrs Colonel Mac• pherm.) oat WO, a...tomcod of a *no. On ThurAsy, lone 19, .n eh , drite-tqu3nr. Ed nhu:4/1. the lady of Colonel fforner, of Fells Path, in ttna cooitty of Somerset, of a lausghter. MARRIAGE. 0.1 M eteleir, at St. Geepoe'.. thmert, Heneve.r.equa re, "1"e. Inas Pa.ry, rig to Mn. Rerirron. will* of the I.te Ser.igtoo, Es.i. of Moat 11.11, le the coulay of Salop. . - DRAWS. . Met a abort Mae% on diowil, tae , dirann,h Vent!, of Lear, ge.itleswo, aged GI yea". The &Tweed, whom re" mass rm. it.terreJ on 11113.1114 V. had bt"." many 1. 44 charcowardzn of the p.riah othrrein ho 131 , 4, and gm., in a-ni acin:Axe. followed to the !lug* by upwards of efl cii.lretstrat• delis who attended the vadansoti 6.1 rime Jar. IGH WATT MS DAT r LONINiS ISKILMIL a+4t arton. D. Ity n mm. att • 10 LONDON r—heeled N G G4VIUSO4I, N•.. r 7, Doke' Co .11, Soorwtrett, C.ooott-Gottleo. and pektlidted at the grit% N.. Is, liaelt of :I se. Uo.ont's Cowen, Str.attl. ht . W. STUCK, Si No 7, No. 5.4.w -street, 1....rtg Act.. Olden, W. kw Mu Piyer, sent to ta Olden (prat 6 .4). mill% doh attended to. == NU TI C ' fixed ful TH W. Grc LoKI Cun"; 1113$ King re, Hi•s T ro Slitetif On Noo V 1111()R lnllia ttg:ti Writ bEK Irony to lee+, prima urns mow, POO and Woe ! Lye! ihr I ten W t 7.4