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M1. ,-- NOME CIRCtTIT. tltarrnan, MARCH 10. This morning, about twelve o✓chuk, Mr. Justice r it arrived, and read his Commission for hold - this Cour AP er hearit irg the tksises ft.r ~ e r ing vies set vice. th- I;•arned Judge proceeded to the Iss.ines , of the county Chafe are only tour causes Oa the Civil side ; but the Gaol is heavier than usual. DYSON V. THISIIV. This was an adion by one horse-dealer against another, for slandering his charoner, in saying he always bought unsound horses, and that he would repose him to the regiments which be served with horses. Mr. Serjeant Best, for the Plaintiff, expatiated on the value of every man's chanter, particularly la those points conneeted with his trade ; for, to m a man in his trade. was not cnly to injure • reputation, but went also to deprive him ut his r The Plaintiff and Defendant. he observed. were both horse-dealers. and the Defendant had said the Plaimif a horse, which proved to be un sound s but he did not, for that reason, traduce his cheratier. He returned the horse, and said no More. It happened. however, that meeting the .Plaintiff's son at Barnet lair, he (the son) told him • to send ter the horse home again ; upon this the Defendant poured out a volley of abuse against the Plaintiff, called him by several abusive names, too gross to repeat ; said he always bought 1 ime, blind, and spavined cattle ; that he was a rogue and a thief, and cheated every body, which he would prove ; and added. that he would go to Woolwich, and expose him to all the regiments which he served : and the consequence of this abuse was no: only the general loss of eharaner, but also the less of oanieular customers, as he should prove to the Jury, who would no doubt gore ample damages in return. 'To prove the case, he called one Thomas Milton, lobe proved the abusive words, and stated, that he r left off dealing with the Plaintiff for above a mouth, in consequence of it. The next wines; was the Plairoiff's sin, to whom the wards were spoken. He st ited, tl.at loang at Barnet Fair, he told the Defendant to ,e!ch away the broken.eeinded horse which lie had sold them ; upon which the D.lendant hrnke out, and uttered all the abuse stare,: in the declaration ; and swore he would go to Laid Paget, whose regiment they furnished wi;h hones, and expose the Plaititiff; and that he would go to %Vocirvidi and let the aKdle y know that he de..l, in nothing but unsound 'hor-c.. On cross-examination. he said, that he had said lathing to provoke this abuse, though he admitted be had cared him rascal and seciendrel, Ste. He denied that he accused the Defendant of having &d?ed his father, by selling him a broken-winded horse. Thee did not cell that cheating in their protess oa ; it was only etteeiving. lie added, that Wa father dealt in horses to the summit of 10,0001. a year Mr. Setjeent Slit"? Aso, for the Defendant, ad - 4111111esed the Jerry in a pleasant speech. He read the declaration. in which the Plaintiff set out, that by ehe gander, he had been injured in the opinion of mar Sovereign Lord the King. and of divers Officers M Coyish, Meow Sovereign Lord the King, who lased to ,buy horses of him, and ridiculed the Oki( n es which the nefeedasit had resorted, to give imp stance to his c:nse. If, he said, all the upsahblee among horse-dealers at Barnet Fair, were ea produce aAjons, and be tried at Hertford, in mead of a tweearly list of poor causes, they would have a sheet hill, and it would he a glorious harvest for she lawyers. Words of heat and anger, like the present, were never considered as matter for sterieus damages, for they did no serious injury to the throttler to any man, and lie hail the autho rity of a late Learned Chief Justice, fur this asset tinn. He recolletied a cause in which ths Defendant ac cused the Plaintiff of hayloft committed perjury in a former CAW , . 'lbis was certainly a most setious uctelatiort, and the Witness clearly proved the words. It occurred to the acuteness of Lord Kenyon. to sok char else the Defendant said ? to which the Witness mph' d, o Why, my Lord, he added, that ynu were a rascal, and all the Jury 4—d fools " Upon which that Learned Judge told the ieiy, that the Defendant, by adding him and the Jniy, who tried the former cause, evidently smoke in such blind passion, that he was not likely to he seriously believed ; consequently he did Not m ints the cha: atter of the Plaintiff to env alarming ex tent; this was the case here ; the Defendant had dealt in much umearing abuse, and it was not likely it had injured the Plaintiff. As for the special damage alleged, that Mr. Milton did not deal with him, it was too farcical to be for a moment believed. Mr. Justjce lleArH old the Jiuy, that the words were unqocstirnahly allionahle, but that the spe cial damage alleged, was ridiculous. It was like the care of an assault, where an apothecary was called in to cure a nouad. which any old woman in the pariah would manage as well. It was like holstering up a falling wall, and deserved ao credit. They %would consider, whether they would give one shilling or forty, the latter of which would carry amts. Verel;%, for the Plaintiff—Damages One Shiling. The two other cusses tried to-day, were unin teresting. Lord Hawkesbury arrived, yesterday, between twelve and ere o'clock. at Walmer Castle, to take possession of his new appointment of Lord lVaiden of the Cinque Ports. He was saluted with a discharge of cannon from the Castle, and received with ever; mark of honeys and respett. His Lordshie remained at the Castle until four o'clock, when he entered the town of Dover, and alighted at the hews of Mr. Feelor. A moo sumptuous dinner was order ed by his Lordship. at the Ship lan, to which alt the gentlemen employed under his Lordship at the Castle. the Officers if the Volunterr ('orpc, and the principal inhabitants of the town were Mitred. The dincer cons:oed of every delicacy of the sea son, and, with the superior goal; y of the wines, at once hevisoke the eacellence of the house and the li berality r • • '.4sespo of the feast. The Band o f t o o 471 J. and played several Weal asa4in .."...991 • eveaitig was spent veldt thir 1 " 7/ 1 111 .....Th" - I . rs Vre '‹z'y 1 IV,4VAL INTELLIGI,NCE. putirliblOWTH, MARCH 10. A 74 gun ship, of the latgest cl,tss, is ordered to Le built at this port, and to be called the .9hr,i,./. Tw•o companies of shipwtights are put to work on the Seiriet gum , ' building at this port. The new gun-vessel built at Hicheuor, is to be called the Richmond. I he Dian• frigate, Capt. MAIM?... was takes into Jock on Monday ; the .lanai: a fr igate, Capt. Dick, on Tuesday ; and the Alercur!, frigate, Capt. Melly, on Fiiday. The Defiance, of 74 guns, was un docked en Saturday. The Rerovt sloop, is ordered to be paid off at tLis port, and broken up. Sailed the Uranse frigate for Guernsey. Arrived the Gnnurt slop, front Plymouth ; and the Si:envoys gun-vessel, from the Mediterranean. Lord St. Vincent remains •n board the Hderma, at Spithead. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 9. Sailed the Harlequin hired armed ship ; Eliza and Jane, tender; Stnuneb and Congf;t7 gun-brigs, and Nile lugger. Arotve 1 the Lady Warr•u hired armed ship; and the Poodste frigate from the Black Rocks, Capt. Broughtor. The l_hons3nd frigate, Clot. Elphinstone, and In rkratiznote of 44 guns, are gone down to the Sound, and the Assarli, Lieut. Kentish, into Barnp-01. FALMOUTH, MARCH S. Arrived the Clarendon, Drew ; and NasO/Nr, Veleacost, from Bristol, for Portsmouth ; Gertrude, Cundv, from Cardiff; Harriet awl Ann, Watkins, from Swansea.—Wind N.E. YARMOUTH. MARCH 10. In consequence of the information received here, on SattirdaT, that the Dutch fleet had escaped from the 1 exel, Admiral Russel, with the ships under his command, sailed in quest of them.— They are now coming in again, having been over, and observed the Dutch fleet remaining in the Texel, as they had left them. DEAL. MARCH in. Came down from Sheerness, yesterday evening, His Majestv's ships Drop •rd and /?,_,/,‘• the for mer has sailed to the westward, the latter temtios. Sailed the Sea Gall sloop of war, on a cruise; the totiv Burgess Eau Indiaman, and the rest of the out ward•bound, for Portsmouth. This morning arrived the Reill, uresloop of war, from a cruise ; th • drinane frigite, from Ports mouth, with a larve fleet of transports, Swedish vessels, coasters, and colliers, under convoy„ which remain in the Downs, smith the rest of the ship.. as per last; and the SpreJ / , Layton, for the coast of Africa. P.S. Just put back the brie ReeressEast Indiaman, and the outs•ard-hound which sailed yeeterday. Sailed the Erkar mat, of war, Right Hon. Ad miral Lord Keith, to the Northward. CORE. MARCH S. The West India fleet 101;6 have consisted of 151 sail of vessels, and were under convoy of the Med,etur, S',arr►el, and Atepebyet. to the West Indies; and Dlyed, Tepetse. and d lctaewe, to Madeira. The wind has been favourable since they sailed ; avid ap pears likely to last, at least uctil they teach the Trades. A letter from a young gentleman on boar.l the Gorgon, lately stationed in Limerick - river, to his father in that city, dated February 10, lilo6. states, they arrived safe at Milford Haven, and that, on the 3.1 day after sailing from the Shannon, they met with MI Indiaman in distress, saved the crew, but sunk the vessel, which contained 200 casks of sugar, 1.3 0 bags nt cocoa, and 50 bags of cotton. They also met with a London brig, her foremast only :wading, which they towed in safe. FROM LLOYD% LIST. G s.sss IR, 1 1 4 • RCS II by t h e Monamh,Ganneelt, from Jamaica °etas in, Collier, from Charlemm ; Spy, rust ler, toms Tenet ifs; Summer, Roder, from Dants;c; Jane Taylor, from Belfs.t; Specolerfl, rmellaw, from Malta; In spector, Gleen; JUNI the Unmet, Varnoek, from Nansburgh. —.Sailed the Neva, WAtton ; and the Nautilus, for St. Vincent's; Canada, Park; Tisnstr,—; and the Alfred, Parish, for Jamaica; Julius, Anthers; ft ebeceA,Cleff ; and the Dorsett, Thatmell, fur St Kltt't ; Mary, Mallets, for Guernsey ; Sally, Meetly, for St. Thninat'4; Experiment, Bleekley, fur Elsinore; Heart of Oak, Virgin, for Leghorn. semermer .erierm Yesterday, the Right Honourable the LORD Ma v nit. after examining the Mealweighers' Re turns of Wheat and Flom, ordered the price of Bread to be continued as last week, viz. Ouartern Loaf. Wheaten, I ; ditto Household, ITU. A Court of Common Council will be held to morrow, for the dispatch of general business. Saturday, the Ist instant, the remains of Miss POWLtTT, aged 24, daughter of the Right lion. Lord Bo I.TON , were removed from Exmouth, where she died, to Sidmouth Church, in order to be depo sited io the vault *here her late aunt. Mrs. Lista, f betrthum'serlaad, was interred, March I, 1791. Miss Fames, the young !Istria. is to perforee Perry, in The Cesory Carl. next Monday, at the Salisbury theatre, by desire of Capt. RAKER, and the Salisbury troop of Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry. Sunday, for a wager of SOO guineas, agniaa time, Lieutenant Colonel rode from the Castle- Inn, Canterbury, to the Marsh-gate, Westminster bridge, in three hours and 25 minu:er, being the distance of S 6 miles. The time Allowed for the performance of the journey was three hours and a half: the Colonel consequently won by five mi. WM. The tenantry of Miss Cu t a an, including both the principal inhabitants, and the parr about Eshton, tlargrave and klarby, Yorkshire, were on Monday se'nntght regaled with a rimptoons entertainment, at Eshton-hall, on the occa-icu of Miss Cu R net having obtained the age of 21 years, and become possessed of a very large landed estate in the West Riding of Yorkshite, besides an immense personal property ac emulated during a long minority ; three user were divid t 1 amongst the potur,anithe cellars of M• T s tl LIV W I LSON, Esq. were thrown open upon the oc cesion,for the use of the visitors of every description ; the whole passed off with the winos: joy and con viviality, without the least accident, and the only regret manifested, was the unavoidable ab.ence of this amiable Lady, whose charity and benevolence base already been very conspicuous arra:tags: the thou ions poor of hoe Ewa noiglabow hko.d. • LADY JuIINITGAT'S B.4LL .;ND SUPPEI2. On Tuesd ly inc city of Vor k was en livened by a ball and supper, given at the Public Rooms by Lady Johnstone to her numerous friends, and the Military of the Garrison. The avenu-s lead ing to the rooms were crowded with carriages from half-past eight till near ten o'clock, when the danc ing commenced. The company consisted of nearly 20:.* Ladies and Gentlemen, comprising all the beau ty and fashion of tie city and neighbourhood.— About one o'clock, the supper was announced, and the several grouper began to move towards the great room. The tared on entering was striki g ; —two tables, placed parallel, the whole length of this magniEcent specimen of architenure, united at the top by a third, were covered ss ith a pro!u , sion of every thing which could gratify the eye or please the palate—and the grand notes of God Sart Me King, played by the band of the 21st Dragoons, gave an animating zest to the feelings : but if the spedacle of the cliff . ..rent parties, arrang ing themselves to partake of the banquet was pleas ing, how infinitely enchanting was the Oren, when all was placed in due order! The range of pillars which extend round the room—the general har mmy and good humour that prevailed—the mag nificence of the dresses—the soft notes of the mu sic—and the lovely perspedive of beauteous faces, altogether, composed a scene which recalled to mind the fairy days of wonder. A sufficient time having been devoted to refresh ment, the dancing was again resumed, and con tinned till the morning began to dawn. FRO U LAST NIG 117 - s G.4ZLTTE. WhirrAnil, Matrch 8, 18C6... The King has been pleased to (n ut the dignity of a Plamn of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and v, the Litt floilourahle %%Amin Brahalun r,,ii.ortby, and the heir. nia!e of his body. awfully barmen, by the name, ityle, a nd tit.e of Baron Ponwanby, rrf Irnokilly, in the cator! of Cu,k. 'their .9orrh 10, 1806. Cony of a letter form Admiral Montagu, Commander in Cn;eluf His Majesty'. Shires and Verse!. at Portsmouth, to wslliam 1 7 .1. date I the 9th instant. b-g you will be pleased to lay eefore the Lords of the Admiralty the incite - el !titer Porn Lela. t; uvrt Shed,. of the forward sconaiiiting me of hi. hiving fallen in with and raptured the R.rncunr Freitela lu.ct privatimr, oti Datinus❑. I have the honour to lie, die. CEO. MONTAGU. His Majesty's gan.brig Forward, SIR, at Sea, Fel/rime,- 7, 1906. I bi g leave to inform you, that, at three, a. ss. Hannon, hearing N E by E six or Vlt'.ll leaguer, we fell in with a Freiteti lugg-r privateer, which, after a (+ see of half an hour, ... i d a shoitairicg, we eaptiiri d. She proves to be the La R•neuite, of Ciettrourg, Captai.t F.iliot ; out of Cherbourg twelve how., hut had taken nothing. She is pierced for twelve gong, had only four inottiored, with cwt-els and mi.! arms fwo of t'.e enemy are wounded, one dangerous:v._ I hase the Itono . ur In Te George Esq. Adm.ral of the %Visite, J:c. &C. DAN7SIMILS. MILITART PROMOTIONS. War ()thee, bier Ir 11, i ROG. Royol Regiment of H Iry Guards. Mainr John Vlev In be Lieoteilaiit Comnel, by purchase, vice Sermon, who itilffS. Captain Tiintess A!horne Vol* Win', vice File♦ Lieut. ant John Hirat to be Ceptein of a Tro ip, ♦rev Athorpe. Cornet C'einent 111;1, vac* Hirst. Cearti:‘,:orts sirteJ by the L , ed Litoen.nt sf ibe Comity et Middlescs. Royal Westminster Regiment of Mr..!rilesee Robe. t Snow, Esq. to be Caplan. Dated Jan. 7, 19'4. Cti,r;ei Stank*, Ent to be C.ti.tain. Dated Fa' , 1, 1886. Antho iy Merry, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 23, lsOsi. William Carrel, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Richard Gent to Ensign. Dated Jan 23, 'SOF, William R 3044, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan. SU, ISOC. Royal East Middlesex Militia. Thomas Coombe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dat:d Februari 1, 1 1 406. John Thotnton, Gent to Ire Akin. Dated February 2, 18°6. George Munro, Gmit. to be ditto. Dater! February 9, 1806. St. Andrew and St. George's Voluateen. John Biggs., Gent to be Ensign, vice Turner, res:gmil. Dated December IG, 1805. AscstanteSurgeon, James Taylor to be Surgeon, vi a Taylor, deceased. Dated as above. Loyal /lamps - mad Volunteers . . _ _ CArtwriiht te be luandant, rice Boadell, reogned. Dated January 21, tSt 5. Royal York Mary-la-Bonne Volonteera. Lieutenant James Virgo Dunn to be Tice Mocks, ohigned. Dated January el, Ilto6. 0.11.111114.1.04 in ea Tower Hamlets Militia signed by Ca Lord Lieorriant. Date! 3Lreeh 7, ICA. Ist Reyal Reginient.-..Levris Sapio, Geat. to be Ensign. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thnnhas Re -a , ey and Franco Oren, bat Rood-lane, Lnn don, eine and brandy-merchants, dialers, and chapnteh. trum March 15, to Anal 21, at ten, a. Guildhall. Henry rz,claald C..l;ard, of Scot:and-yard, and of Gfoo , g, .treet, Adelphi, in the county of MAllesex, en.3l-mr4.,:h3,4 an 4 dealer, front Match 15, to April 22, at ten, at Catddha:l, Loo4nn. _ _ _ William Griffin, late of Great Suttorestreet, C.lerkenwell, in the count, of Middlesex, eabinet.maker, dealer and man, from Mouth 13, to March Itti. at ten, at Guihili.ll, Landon. 2 KKR PTS. G-em. Atkinson, of Cloth-Fair, Smithfield, f.rnidon, glazier. to suriereter, March IS, t 3, and April :2, at one, at Lun•!on. Attorney, Mr. Meymott, Charleestreet, Sleek fi tars-road, Surrey. Thomas .lolinoon, tate of Flushing, in the turd of W3l cheren, in the province of Zeolandorithin the dominions of the Batav•aii Re, onlie, and once of Hisla-street. an the potash of St. Ma:y la• • Runiie, in the county of Middlesex, merchant, dealer acd eh wman, to surrender, March 25, !b, and April 42. at one, at Guildria.l, London. Attorney, Mr: Hill, Road lane,- Fcchurch-street, London. 1. n tv-d Re-d, of Wapping, Ifigh•street, in the county of Metrllmon, victualler, eel, and chaponan, to surrei,dar„ March Hr. 53, and Aiirit 42, at ten at (3u11411211, London. Am.rne, „ Mr. K. R dainton Prospect row, Bermondsey. or Thomas Prat, of Leestenball-market, iu the rity oi Lon don, of Bethnal peen, in the Cottoty of Blidilleses, poult-r •, deaer and ehaprean to surrender, arch 13, 29. and April 22, at toe!-e,at G M uildhall, London. Atturn.y, Mr. Chapman Briber, Chancers.4ane. Ambroae Wallace and John Pugh, of I.ovret Thame‘oreet, in the rite of London, .Ic.p cellars, dealer., cnapnacn, and co parrer,., to sin r. i. 4 r, It.. 49, and Apra 2;', at twelse, at Gu.tditai:, A•torney, Mr. Layer, Sliffater.- Alb-rt Cknittanft, late captain of the klimick Casale Foie I,d , a merchant, dealer and chaprian, to etreren4or March Is, E. 41,, and Aril tt, at ten. at Gerildhall, Lond , srt. Atio•ties 1 , 4 set enosheid and Moore. Selisberpetieele S.rel J.hn lPln•. late of Kewnort, in the Pe of Wight, in that eininty .4 Saotha wstoo, hatow-rserchant, Dealer and chap man, to %la.eh 11, at two, 46, at ten, an! Apra !I, at eleven. It the Nagle Inn. is Newport, mn the Isle of nae sid 'money. Attorney, Mr. Sone, Newpog, in the Isle of W.ght. John W, n n, of Sher Sown, in tit* county T..ek, fi.h+ on gar, to lavender. March 21. at bee, 26, at tea, and A?eil SW. at ei,v A, at the Fetnte F..leag li..tria, the , n 10er1ool, ni the 44.41 count , / of Y.nie Attil•ton 4 , Lidytott And Wand, n-ar Fe t t,.,044, th.• 42'4 cosinty of York ; and Mentrt. Selo: , and Knows., itoorell- Court, I.ltifiri. Ina. 1.0".1 00 - lia,th. or the city of Chet.-r, render, m.‘en 20, Aptil 2 and 4e, al eleyen, at tn e Coach and Hpnes, in the ra,d city of Ch. trier. Atturneyt, Mena. phop o e l a k t Stone, Temple, Lo:.doh i and Mr. John _ Finchen, Chester. - Robert Pylte the Younger, and Peter liankinonn, limb of Liverpool, in the county of Lsticastcr, , , and nej t er drat . era, ch•pmen, and co-partners, to surrender, Aped 7, 11, arid 22, at eleven, at For haw's, the Globe Tanetti, in Jnlin-street, 1.,WC1,1001 Attorneys, Mr. Windlt, J ho-steer t,• &dr...d raw, London; and Mr. E. Griffith, Lower Castleetreet, Li verpool. William Mg:inlay, of Liverpool, in the county of L an .. I%ter. liireo-chaper, to surrender, April 3,4, and !2, at one, at the Globe tavern, in John-street, Livereool. Attopls, Staci.treet arid E I .n, No. 6, Le.ph-strce , Liverpoe.; and Mr. Wirolle, John...feet, Belford row, London. R•.bi.rt Rociivelr, of Shill-1 ,ne, Tooler.oreet, Southwark, in the county Surrey, cy.lutonerdi.int, dew er and c'.ap man, to surrender, March I), •nd Aprd 2i. at ter. at oorhio, Attorneys, Mr. W.lli on Holbrook, Led oun•, ;ri Vrie cooote of Hereford; and Mr Georce Edmunds, a: Ins seat in the Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lit,euln's Inn, Lon don. bit IDENDS. A;rril 7. Joseph Char'esworth, now r.r latent' Gldersome.kt,e-r, in the ..aunty of Tihic, in-reran., at let, at Cie house of Rlnwles, the Gulden Lion Inn, in Leeds, hi the said enonty of York April 3. Richard Stinway, of Walsall, in the counts of Stafford, buckle cloy, reakor, itno founder, defer aid chapina.t.at twelve, at the SWIM Tavern, situate is Bud . . street, in Iliontingham, in the comity of Warwick. Aorl Th Seta', late of Re.hital-creen, in the eou ••st of 1f idllr.e,< , hitt now a prisonei 1.1 the Giltupw-st , Q..:t CORl: , ter • in the env of biotin., broker, dealer, and sh.i. man, at ten, at Guildhali, I. Inane. Apia 2'l. Thoiu.is Lightfoot, of Lantton, in the cotmtv of Lancaster, manufacither, dealer, and c l ,3;im-n, at the Doi Tavern, in Drans_ate, in Manchester, in the siol county of Lancaster. kiril 5. Charles R Arles, of Great Tower-street, in the die of London, via ualrer, dealt, and Chapman, at ten, at CF.RTIFICATES—r.estt. I Wi'liam Watson, late nt Oxfrrd-strect, ro weeny:sty of M 3. dlesex, silk mercer, dealer arid etsapnlan. James Jones, of the town of K:ingston-ui , il.llull, grocer, dealer and Chapman. Samrsal Hiehine o them, of ltrixtoe-hill, in the county of Sass roy, miller and thee' man. James Sutherland, rif L•ttle Tower-hill, in the county et Nliddlesex, brandy merchant, dealer act cliaproan. Joseph knife ; of Pram%-buld:ngs, Chanrory-lane, in the counts of Middlesex, timbe--me., hant, dealer and el.agmao. Chrinopiver Waters Fleletrt, of tie sown* Devon, linen-draper, dealfr and cilaproan • PRICE, 1W ST WKS. YESTERDAY. S pot C. 1.1. C 0111.015 3 Bll 5 per evn• Navy 9111 Arnperial 3 I,:f Crilt . .. I inlevall Annuities 9; 0.16 'lnd... //kt:tdi .... . Ex..ilequer &Eli Consul. for • 5 9; i . T. 111.44, Stock 13 - ...i , tt, No 4, caohttl, and '..,, C,,..ri.si•Cooss. PRICE OF HUSH sTOCIC...--3.4 taco 6. Gov rwolve , turee,3l}•C, Cent •• . • • • . • 73 lA•a•, 3 pe: Cant Gr."! Caru I Lean, 6 ?et tact . COURSE OF EXCHANG .':.dam .....16 10 2r• ./111:. At Sight 3 II Mott•T !ran ll 111 U. liso‘larigh 5l 2 VIM. I &how. Paris Duna.. . Mountssus .... 15 1 • Tta.p•v,,:.l. SC. 11. C•trlo6 . • 441 Vert .ett 54 Lhbon 39 fever!, DOA, eV Cork ..131 •.•46 L a A Pttetnital Gel/ it. Ono a... 1 Rats ere na. 4 NP • New Ikettara —.. 0 5 Stteet on Han .... •••• 5 10 NI eJ. , tuts eseb .• •••• Agee ..a the Rank of 11•11.na .14 pet Cent ;rch 5 ) lllO II 351 941 retch 4 t. it daes 4 31 CsAn Ditto Si} effect paper Dit:o •;71 Legho-ti •!•1 44k D.blin on London (b Rell4,t o Londsoi Reira.“ on Dtiblis MkRRIAGE. On the Ist inst. at St. Niary-de•Crypt, Gloucester, Thomas Gaisbott, Esq. Barrister at Law, Dublin, to Wu Demos an, fatly daughter of Richard Donovan, Esq of toe od.scod of .Vititua, DEATHS. Oo Wednesday last, as the house of Colonel rrobvn, d Gloucester, Mr. R.sooke, relict of the late General R.oke, sff lk gawea re, in a•menter. Saida! se.iiiight, kith* Pears, near Horton Shoetd, \u'- thumb/flan/I, Mrs. John Hunter, much respecti-d. The IPS,, aer of her death was truly affecting . IN the onnroiong she r ,-, - prued that the servant, with the rent of the tinnily, should ga to church, z.nd that she would, contrary to het usual tutor, stay at home, sad make the 'memoir( preparations for don '7. Her own little boy Maid with Otee, and when she was in the sl ot' makiun; a pudding, she fell Mow.. and eatured. The f•yt. hide display.c.l by the boy was wonderful, and when a'.l h e feeble effmt. tu iostore lot. mot'ter had tailed, he ran not t i• oth,r assida.:•, the aret 1....tv.e being at tsast half a male . The pYOrlithie h-1 ..w has been in a most dismissed rood : .. ever stare; though at tne time, he say:, he could nave d, .• any ih.nx HIGH %V.N. THis nor Nlorn.. IS nun. &fur 7 Ern . igter 7. SALES BY AUC ['ION. EXCELLENT XAMILT ILOUSi. .IAMTS's•SQUART I '.. By Mr. STEWART, At his Auction Room, 194. P.ecaltily, (oppewc.S, AlbanYle TO-MORROW, Marais 13. at Twelve THE Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES. Twe:ve Yea.l unex;-r.....i, being a most le.tr blc T..•• residence(. a Fant'.lv respectability, N... 4, Rag•aiv-44 within Iwo gnaws of St dame-:4-sica,a The !oat Storit , high. and C311'4 . 114 P,'< excellet.t 11 , 1-rowina. ,r +.41 back Drawing dm.), P.Aoses, R.tchests, Celars. drc• the whale in good re2air, and im.acdiate L0V , 1C.1419.1 g.sen Te be viewed, and particulars had on the Pre owes owl as Mr. Man n% Auction Rooms, No 194, Piccaddly. (u i ew- 18 A 11441". ) ,es ARMY ACet lUTREMESTS,GIS HARNESSAA/ADLLS, IWOKS, AND A FAMILY COACH:&e. By Mr STEWAR r, At bit Auction R•wints, Ni. Picenittte, (merit, AI .t on FRIDAY text, March foilowitsi DA?, at Tt0,..4 .: keg. rINWO Thorttand ben Army Great Coat Stray. 1 or Skincy . th , ,e Smile liot.e, G g Ilseteses, eetea diet. wale p 1.1 4 ,1 Name.., a :ap:!..l Fassoki sote ,4l So4ditn, en irt:elloot collection i.f goalie; sts.o,ni ol.scla very ,Cr,Aor the she.: ia .:eadine T. be :wool. Cauloguita beast dos 111-. ear. 191, P ca.iitiy, (opposite Albany ) LONDON :—Printed by G. , 1171USON. S.- 1 7. 0 ' "` Cf,rt, Bow-street. emreitt-Giwiew, 4:l*OP, N.. !.2 , 1e *lSt. ctroisit's Cburen. C r.. 111 W. STUCK. of \o 7. Ne. Stivesa-strert. I. it N•' °elem. &e. t. th.. Parer, setts to the (trice ,pms . l ' • teal be ddy atteui.4