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been sittir7, fir some time, nn the Defendant's knee, in pr..ience of her father :hid mother ; it was in June, 18t)4. reboot ten o'clock, at night ; they went net together into the hack par tour, in the dark, and were absent About halt as hout, 'Ad then 7:tic - nest to her father and mother, • Mr. Naas. nn the part of the Befendaet, then addressed the Jury, and stated, that he felt, if he were inclined to press it, that his client was entitled to their verdia. He was not, however, instruied to press for that. which might: be ruinous in its consequences to Abe Plaintiff, and he shOuld con tent himself. moiety with showing,' that his conduZl had been mach as nit to entitle him to any thing tame than nominal Ihmages, which he was ready to allow him. The Plaintiff, he observed, had been for twts years attempting to entrap this very young man into a marriage, which was altogether unsuit able en him, and must have been in its consequences ruinous en himself, and most distressing to his fa mily. That in furtherance of !Lit elan, he had on many efetaillOna, and particularly on that ioncedi reedy in evidence, become almost the very pander of the etisiinal intercoutse complained et*, and might he ensisideted as having been himself the principal cease alit. He commented on the tray slight re liance which was to he placed on the general pro mises and expedatinns of marriage. said to have been held not h• the Defendant, and the entire fai lure of those particularized. both in the conversa tion,. mentioned, and in the letters ; and observed on their never having been communicated to the friends If the Defendani. After Mr. Justice CH Ast sae had summed up the evidence, with some comments on the nature of the /Aim. and the condo° of the Plaintiff, the Jury brought in a verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages 201. FRIDAY, KALCH 21. CRIMIN SI. SIDE Tilt I[ll.G n. towAND switLow. The Pricnnyr A' 41 a labouring man, who had been, fn- many years, in the habit of officiating as hangman. at Lancaster, and was now inclined for stealing a /vow, the property of Peter Wright. a poor fielerman. The Prosecutor stated, thlt on Sunday, the 21.1 of Novemlser list. he saw his horse grazing on a common, and the Pris o ner near it that the neat nsorniiig it was missing, and he heard no more Of it till .Friday ; when, upon enquiting at a tanner's in the neighbourhood, lie found that the Prisonet had !nought a horse, corresponding to the description of his, early on Monday morning, to he killed ; that it WAS killed, in consequence, and they 'hewed him the skin, which he identified by certain marks. The tannet's servant proved die Ptisoner to b• the man mho ',ronght the horse, and that the skin ihenli to the ptesecitter, and produced in Court, was the skin of that horse. Mr. Justice Rooks questioned the servants of the tenser ii. to their buying the hotse ; and cum , mented. with muck severity, on s' hat was stated by !sense to be the custom of their trade ; namely, buying horses from any one, without asking questions, and killing and skinning them inune- Aiattly ; and the Learned Judge observed. that this facility of disposal had, in all probability, led to the _ erimein cusasion. Th• Jury, wi(haut aay d (Fealty, car:villa the PI isoper. Mt WING 5. JAMBS roxceorr. The Prisoner was a watchman in the town of Manchester. and was indilted for burglariously te eming the house of the Prosecutor. and stealing a pair of breeches and a bunch of keys. The Prosecutor was a caner. who lived in a house. pa:t of which he let as a workshop to ano ther man On the night in question, he had fast ewed the doors berme he went to bed, but left this an up at work in the house. and from his evidence it appeared, that be continued at work till near three ' when lie went out of the house, latching the door after him Ahout three in morning, the Prosecutor heed somebody in his room, and felt his breeches taken from under his pillow. He jumped up and laid hold of the Prisoner, who got 10,1se from him, and attempted to escape ; but the Prosecutor lollowed, and caught him just as he got out of the house. The Prisoner shi:t the door upon his arm, and struck him several times on the band with a bunch of keys, which he had taken out of the Prosecutor's pocket. Another person then came in. and the Prisoner was secured. Ca this evidence, Justice Route was of opinion, that the Prisoner could not he considered as /teeing taken the breeches.; and ksses, with an invent to steal them, but with an intent to make 116.! of the keys to steel other t"ings, and direeted an a on this inelinment, and an.tther to be plefiried, charging him with a general intent to weal; on which Later i.v.i.einsent, he was whet /god upon the saute evi dence. It is a very singular circumstance, that news ex amining the Priomer on I it apprehension, a key was found upon him which had been stolen, together with a purse and some money. from the Prosecutor, under s.m.lar citcumstances, about a month before; add there is •-1 y little doubt but this faithful watchman had been guilty of two burglaries in the same house, in that short s;:ace of time. The 1 mew.. Aniis.w, from London. for Jama;eei ht' put into D.irtatouth, with the loss of main and nsitien.twasts. !baying beet' ru.t foul of by olte of the convoy. The fretantrtap.C. salt T, Boston, is strand ed nn the coast of Holland. The tate sof the Raver 6190, of %c.a., Captain Cwore. stated. in the Navy Lll to base been mi.- ,g since December last, and itip,ofteri to be caii tared by the Rochefort squadron. is now ascertained. Two letters were last week received frogs a I.ier.. tenant ct the ItoNfr.the first dated Rochelle. Jan. 11. and the latter Verdun, March 1. which state her hast'ng been ohliged vi surrender to the Rnchrfsrt Squadron, or the 17th of .Inly. The British tars, whew they f Hind :hey muck taken. cut and de wised tie veg.:thin that the French were Obliged to torn her. They were kept on baind the French otinadr:in near six months. bong lauded at Rochelle on t'hristenas-eve ; from thence tl•ey were marched to R.-el:dint. and afterwards tnl7...rdun. They ex pe►irintamntis ueatraent at Rochefort. but • e much alleviated by the nook of ?dr: Jar. American PATRIOTIC IrdXls.—.Lawn EINI, Ma co t CON CR l b !lONS. after Divine iervice on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIT F ef the 'SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARINES end VOLUNTEPR'.. Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and REL A • Tiv ES of those Killed in his Majesty', See , ice Amount advertued L 106,13 i 6 8 •.. The Nows.lolkoring the Plates of ordoe, era thew •I the Rey. Genii. Men 'rho preacher. Parish of South - Moresby ' Li icon', W. Wood 11 13 of Lockington,Leicestershire, 80 IS - of Remington, 0 IS - of White Chapel, IS.rstall, Yorkshire, 3 Rev. Hedges, Theyberg, near Rotherham, Yorkshire Irthlioghourgh Parish, Northampton, Siemer, Yorkshire. 2d Subscription, J. &Annette Township of Willoughby, near Scarborough, Yorlrehlite Parish of Malmsbury, Charlton, Wilts Ditto Milbourne, St. Andrew's Dorset Deetish Ilurlisten and Adntinston Roo. Mr Thomas, Stonleigh. near Coventry, Warwickshire Ceclenham, Lancashire, Church - tderquit, county of Flint, and diocese of St. Ass;.lt parish of Litton, Dorionst,ire, G. Frome Ditto Pusekoan, ditto, The Girriaon and Dock tarsi Chapel, Sheerness Earls Barton, Nonhamptonsittre Pari,lt of Quilt, Salop L'lnto Warminghim, Cheshire Somerton Church, Somerset Inriepondent Chap el at ditto Parish of Mappewder, Dorset hire, J. Tucker Ditto Cal; Peman:h, ditto, Subscriptions from Glasgow, per John Hawkins, En Lord p.o.odt Burgher Meeting, Rirkintulloek Relief Church, &limn l'ssr.sh ditto, Kirkintullock Casinos ---..l4terseath - 5 5 2 II o I 14 0 .2 ♦ 0 -3 6 0 3 10 0 1 7 G 16 6 11 5 0 10 14 6 15 3 4 2 17 U 0 14 6 30 16 6 -0 7 0 -a 3 1 - IS G 4 - 7 11 0 - I 14 0 • I II 6 ow 6 :1 11 0 - 2 I) - 11 10 0 - 20 0 0 • 14 3 0 4 0 6 Drymer - - 3 3 0 Rue - 6 1.5 Baldeenock 8 0 0 Cathcart - 14 0 0 Rutherglen - 9 9 6 Magistr.tes of ditto - - 10 10 0 107 4 0 Deduel Expences - u ♦ 0 107 0 0 Transmitted per the Lord Bishop of the Isle of N 1411: Collected hum Churches in the Isle of Man - 115 7 0 Northern Division of the Alanx Vo lunteers - 2^ 0 0 142 7 0 ..- . - SOO* Ilerliwtham Church, Essex, remitted by Mrs. MA,111.11 Seig.lllCk .. 9 0 0 Tnomton Strlolk, Doi(' Lewes - ti IS 0 Ilditliitigfiad, ditto - - IIC V (I,cald, ditto - - - 9 10 7 Parish of Owselbury, Hants - . 15 6 9 I)itto Laverstock, ditto, K. Cornud - 10 0 0 tVerervbv cum Kukla. and Oogodby, Lancashire, Perroits, I Robinson - - 4 17 0 Cli..rch of Cutlet:nth and Lea, Somersetshire, Pal mer - - - 19 4 0 Rev. Henry John Wollaston, Scotter, near G.uhs bre', Lincolnshire . - 11 2 0 Weellsington and South Milton, Devonshire, Henry Gilbert - 6 5 6 Sub-erlptions risceive4 from the County of Dum fries, per the Vsce-Lieuteriaiit ot the County i CaF4eits William Here - :0 0 0 Jahn Murray, Esq. V. I.t. - 5 5 0 Ill• Craigie, Esq. Dep. Sheriff of bum- • fnes-'hire - 10 10 0 So Charles Douglas, Batt. - 5 5 0 Team at Dutufues - - 10 10 0 iortary subscriptions • 616 6 Sir 11'.b. G.iteron's Compare of V. boosts . 6 0 0 Parish of Kitirristria, Fleming :: 3 14 3 io—no-o Hu' vo ood . 17 17 3 Ktrlcm.hoe . - 14 0 0 Diaiscore - 10 9 2 ----- Now Abbey - ft 0 0 Furthrevrold - 5 3 0 K Irk inichael - S 0 0 Pilloussoald . 4 7 6 Hutvin . • 5 9 0 Drefeoia!e - - 7 1 0 CUM MCI tfletl - 11 14 6 Deltas - - 6 2 6 -•-vv•-•••• Fiandcrprth - 2 7 6 ••••••• GrAfeioy • - 11 0 0 R St ihr - 13 11 0 Apulog..th - 4 10 0 i 4 11.0v - 610 7 Caossobie • 14 9 6 - Loch maben - 11 12 0 Johnstone - - 4 19 3 - Carephsta - 13 0 0 - Dorliock - 2 0 0 It els(' Congregation of 8144107 - 12 0 0 A •voriate ditto of Dumfries - 5 4 Dato ditto Thornhill - 11 • 0 Ditto ditto Lockerbie • ti 14 31 Antiburgher ditto Sang uhar - 1 1 11 0 Ditto ehtto M.-rtnykive - - • 0 0 101eflit duo on die above Sums shit. col lected - 1 6 4 Totat - 323 14 3 Patish of !Jimmy, Dersetshire, W. D. Burgin* 2 4 u 0 PAM& of Tough, Aberdeenshire, Mel. Urquhart I 5 0 Ditto Keigh, ditto - Ditto - . i 10 If Pari.hes of Llaileaddisyn ad Llanddwywa, Ms- rinilethshere, Griffith Owen - - G 0 0 ►arnh Church, I lablans, Duesfries-shire II $ • Volunteers - 11 S 0 C. Sharps, Esq. - 5 5 0 Assticiatina Burgher Congregation, at h.rclefackan - 3 0 II 21 0 0 Parch of Keen, Soraet.etehire, per Charles lidnies 1 0 0 Clip a York Subscriptions, transmitted per Mr. Thos. Wilson - 1328 18 it Coventry Methodist Chapoi„... Riley - 2 0 0 City an., Netßbbourhuud of Carlyle, by former end Co. - 12 18 Chapel of Beilittehens,Noieherabenland, S !nab 813 6 13.habitartes rsf Woe Memos, Ewes • 20 It 0 Mere Regis, Dentet„ Thol - 10 0 0 Parnhes of lielestoghana and rettAagh, Suff4lk, lE4m. Soltown - 10 9 0 Paoli of Fro Dereltarn, Norfolk, - 11 4 0 Slarlron Chun It, Cornwall, W Borlase - 14 ? Cheek, of Mores, annexed to Madron Church, Late - 0 111 Conresation of Ind: pendent', Mayfield, Sone:, --oo• - 10 0 0 Rabaul Church, Yorkshire, A. Itsttotton - 3 9 0 P.rtsh of Strreedon, Rotlanchthae, R. Carey . 3 lir 0 Sub•c•irttswa rece.rea (rata Plymouth, levitated ►1 John ll.erket, Er.. Mayor Jehte Hawke.. E.q. Matur - 10 10 0 James Ellt.t, Esq. - - 5 0 0 Robert Fuqe, bee. - • 5 5 0 Stephen Hentaa.-k, Esq. - 5 0 • navy F. cher, E.q. - 5 0 0 Mr Philip Massey - - 5 0 0 :sitti.corunsi..ioned Officer• and Pl - Tates o the en:lee."llst , sn Resat Bat tAlittn of riy await Vulusters.., o.te dty's pay - . SI IS 0 Pete Tentist, tart . • 10 10 0 Grarge 1.1.4trt, Esq. - - 1 3 0 II tehsf-1 Kass. El. - - 3 0 0 Mr. Wiliam Masahell - 3 0 • Frlsranil.vne,Faq. . - 3 0 0 Richard Rtedetw, Esq. . IS 10 9 La....et A•tawn, Esq. • • 3 0 • I Adestral Vincent - . 110 `V • Mtn flarriiis tag. Soudry ladivolualo Total Tnwnahipof Cawood Ditto d Wntow Parish of Mrlbu•n aid Thlrnt,n Ditto of &silo? Wtitoo Ditto of Wirlow Dom of BoLtho-pe Dino of Movi , goarn - Ditto of Swag/rave Dino of South Duffu.ld Ditto of Alk.ig Ditto of Pielthill Ditto of liarmby Mnor Roman Catholic Chapel .3 1 0 - 71 3 6 3d l 6 G - 5 16 -5 9 9 0 12 2 - 6 5 11 - 1 16 0 -2 2 0 - IS tu 6 . it 0 6 -3 E 2 A • 0 - 4 12 0 • 13 3 -2 9 2 ..-----•• 72 • 6 De luct Expences - 3 13 6 Transmitted by Raper, Swan and Co. "lubscriptiens continue to be received at Lloyd's, and at all the &alters in town and counttr. .1 P. VWELSFORD, Secretary. FROM L is r NIG /ars GAZITTE. MILIT kRYPROMOTIONS. 11 . er--Ogire, March t. 5, 1806. Royal Regiment of Home Guards.. Corporal Major Thomas V.rley to be Quarter-Master, without purchase, vice Smith, promoted in the 7th Royal Veteran Battahon. lit Regimeot of Dragoon Goards..-Lientenant John Lidgell Sandun, from the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice Carroll. who esChanges. 15th Regiment of Light Dtagooriv—Captain Walter Na thaniel Leitch to be Major, by purchase, vire M'Donnell, who retiree. 3d Regiment of root Guards-4n:ign Douglas Mercer to be Lieutenant, vice Maxwell, deceased. William Drummond, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sir Charles Nightirgale, who retires. 2d Regiment Royal East India Volunteers—Major Edward Pang to is I.entenarteColonel, vine Roberts, who resigns. Ea aA v• in the Gazettes n! this 21st of May 1803, and 15th of March, 180 i. 31 Dragoon Guards. • Fee Cornet Nathaniel Story, here the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, -- RtetTCorttet Edmund Itt:Stuxy Cube Lietttenent, without perchase. 38th Foot. _ For Lieutenant ThomarTndeman, from Half-pay "if the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purzhams, aka Every, who returns to his former Half-pay, new' 'lll.lnal Tiddeman, from the Halt-pay of the Rogi• noint, to he Lie nenant, without purcliaot, •ice Every, who..? appointment has net taken place. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, James KnoZes --7 andiOl);Flotcher, --- rii 11riaril Wall, Chritt ehorch, in the,county of Sum ) , tanners atsJ leather dressert. March 17, 111 SS. Sir John Arundel, Stephen Arundel!, and William Wight, of Cooper's •ow, Crotched Ftl3N, Landon, wine and spirit morchant• March 25, 11136. Da.irl Stepliemon, Robert Clayton, Robert Walters, and Eden Fenwick, at llawmth Shure, in the county of Durham. Dee. 31, 11 5. Thomas Howe, John Hope,, Thomas Stanley, and John Stanley, all of Stockport, in t e coun•s of Cheater, merchants and ;.at manufowurers. Dec. 21, ISON Eitzabrth Pratt, Josiah Prate, Crime Simens, Isaac Pratt, and Henry Pratt,.of Snow Hill, Birmingham, in the Maid toy trade. Dec. 51, 1805. • John Smith, of Chesterfield, Ebenezer Smith, Benjamin B ..t.tbs, an JohnSnith, it' S'oeffie'.l. June '4, IS'n. James Burnett and Thoinas C.,16.1t, of Ktn,tua•upon- Hol', woollen-drapers Maroli 1 , le 'f•homas •ridgeman and James I),,Pey, of Birmingham, sadden, hridk-cotters, and har.les,thaks.r.. \ iarcit 1, 181) Richard Vaughan and Thomas Ealirouk, of Fore-street, Lon don, li.icn•drapers. Sept. 28, 130:1. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Honey, of Sittinghourno. iu the county of Kent, •onllen.draper, dialer and chaplain. BANKRUPTS. Deals ff? 3124, now or late of Stozkprert, in the county of Chester, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, to surrender, April 6.9, and MAy 6, at twelse, at the house of W. Simpson, the TEM ' Inn, in Sheffield, in the county of York. ♦ttoracys, Messrs. Sykes anJ Knowles, No. IS, geared court, Lincoln's Inn. I.ondon; and Mr. Wheat. Sheffield. Jams Adams, of Stowmarket, in the county of Suf .11r, upho'sterer and cabinet maker, dealer and thallium), to sur• render, April 1,2, and May 6, at oilmen, at the Crown, •i -tuated in Framingham, in the county of Suffolk. Attorneys, Messrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's inn, London ; and Mr. Clubbe, Framliaghant, Suffolk. John Gilder the yon tiger, late of the teen rd Kingston-u port- Hull, in the county of the same town, merchant, dealer and clispmaa, to surrender, April 7,6, and May 6, at &oven, at the White Hart Tavern, la the town of Kingston-upon-I-laq. Attomets, Memrs. Romer and Son, Bartlet'a-huildmes, Hul hora. Landon ; and Mr. Dickenson, Kingstoa-upon-Hall. DIVIDENDS. April 4. Christopher Nittall , of Alanchester, in the county of Lanc+•ter. cotton-spinner, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the Star Inn, iu Deausgate, in Manchester, in the said county of Lancaster. Myeh 49. Barnibas Campbell, late of Princes squire, Rat cbtfir-highway, in the county of Middlesex, insurance -broker, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April £9. John Park, of Austin-Friars, iii the city of i.on dun, 'merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 13. John Birkett Wienholt, of the Old Swan, in the city of Lbndon merchant at twelve at Guildhall. Nfav 19.J.4m Willians Uther, now or late of Row ling-Green- Lrie, Clerk.nwell, viftualler, dealer and eltaivisean, at twe:ve, at Guildhall London. _ _ . April 29 James Stevens, late of James•vtreet, Onenden. street, in the Parivh of St Martin's in the Field., in the eounty of Middies's, corn dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. CERTIFICATES-ArmiL 15. Thomas Lambast, ofJervesuz. in the parith I , f East Fitton, in the county of York, hone-deals, dealer and chapman. Willhto Wliatinaii, irf Guildford, in the county of Surrey. . . butcher. . - .. John Parkes, late of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, isairimeirisr. loAdst 'all ehaprisan. The Cabot. Boohoos, from Poole and Youghall, for Newfoundland, iscaptured by the MarsosinFrench privateer, and carried into St. Maloes. Among the more important contents of dispatches received from Lord Cot LI tsnwoon, is the corre spondence between his Lordship and the Spanish Admiral D'Ot.tva, who, it will be recolleaed, was taken prisoner in the battle of Trafalgar, but after wards escaped in his ship to Cadiz. hr.) IA VA, we understand, denies his being a prisoner, upon th:e unworthy and most frivolous pretence, that it was not his sword, but that of his Captain. which was carried to Lord CO I. INC:MOOD. The fade h. that, when his ship, after having struck, was boarded by a British Officer, D'Ouva was lying on the quar ter-deck, dreadfully wounded, great part of his tare having been shot away, and apparently in the ago nies of death. The British Lieutenant ordered 'hat he should not be disturbed, but desired to have his sword, as a token of his surrender. A sword was ac. e.,rdingly delivered to him as that of the Admit ii, and it is because this is now Lid to have been his Captain's, that this degenerate Spaniard, who ra ther indeed should be considered as au adopted Frenchman. now refuses to deliver himself np as a pronner. Those who remember with abet consi derate and respeSful politeness Lord Cour. rscwsoo claimed him, will know bow much his treachery is ettherce.l by ingratitude. NATAL tN7.III.LIGENCE. T4.12114Y, MARCH 2S. Artived last evening, after pm, , ship% Ocean, Eurtailis, irrapis. Ce‘ccr.,, and ilferlsn, with the West India fleet under convoy. DEAL, MARCO C 4. Sailed yesterday, after post, the DeGasteic",. bon7), with the Seeereize, Lord Melrille, liar! St r ; and the Alexandria East Indiamen ; and the rest of the outward-bound, under convoy, for For;:- mouth ; but they pet back again this afternoon, by contrary winds. Arrived I rnmortalile frigate, Commodore Owen ; Kite sloop of war, and several gun-brigs, from off the French coast, which remain in the Downs with His Majesty's ships, &c. as per last. POICTSMOUI H, MARCH 24. Arrived the Prottero bomb, from the Down! ; Alfred, Robinson ; And the Favourite, Ormond, from London, bound to the West Indies. Admiral Harvey hoisted his flag this afternonOi about three o'clock, on board His Istij-sty s chip Tonnant, and was uluted by the Poet Admiral,—a W ind S. S. E. On Thursday last was held the Anniversary Nleetz ins of the Guardians and Friends of the Asylum fret Female Orphans. The Sermon preached by the Lord Bishop of GLOUCESTER was a most admirable and impressive discourse, and was considered as g most original and vigorous composition ; his Lord ship illustrated in it the various excellencies or the female character, by instances from the New recta ment ; and with singular felicity applied the :n to that excellent charity. It was a PROUD day In t: e ASYLUM. In the chapel it was highly gratifying to see his Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGB appear for the first time as President, accompanied by his Grace the Archbishop of Ca .7 DWI V and the Bishop of GLOUCLaTER. There were pri mi t t also Admiral Lord RADSTOCK and Sir WILLI• 11 Lsion lON, two of the Vice-Presidents, Gea.ei .l DON Ns CalHaill COOK, Dr. CHARLES BD INRVi and a very numerous and genteel congregation. !le collection on the occusion amounted to nra.is , i s cf 801. Afterwards the Archb i shop and the Bithi at tended by a very numerous and respectable as , ' ni blage of qentlenien, nut his Royal Highness at the London Tavern, where he took t re Chair, and most ably supported the cause of charity, loyalty, and social order, by his uncommon politeness, con_e scension, and exerrii ns. Ihe health of Pis M v, and of- the Queset, as Patroness of the Cheri y, were given out by his Royal High. ess. ILe Aeciobs•hop, in a manner highly polished, proposed the health of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, which was d• utak with laud acclaim and repeated masks at giautude and respect. When silence could be obtained, his Rcyal Highness returned his thanks in A most obliging manner, expressing his sense of the honour that was done him by his appointment, and prcitersing the readie:t zeal to come forward at all times in support of so excellent an institution. Sir of la se LE tats : TON gave the health of Cetera Doan, one of leis Royal Highness's staff. lire evening was distin guished by a moat marked spirit of loyalty. Every sentiment which expressed peculiar attachment to Church and King, a as heard with the greatest plea sure, and distinguished with peculiar applause. About eight o'clock the Archtuiiepof CAN tasseav and Bishop rf Ur t.IMASTLit er•litetl. Ties' esseap ' e of his Royal nighties-, w o gave a claiiiation of .501. and became a subscriber .1 4 :3 izuire c nuauly, was must happily olio. , ed ; and the largest collection was made that ss as ever rem' mtiered, amounting to near Five Hundred Pounds. Mr. Horror:, one of the stewards, exerted himself with uncommon success, and presented the Tree serer with two lists of perpetual and annual gutrdians. from among the reap-stable circle of his friend.. Between nine and ten o'clock the Duke retired, leav ing the company deeply impressed with sentiments of gratitude and respect towards him. It was in deed impossible not to admire the convivial spirit, the elegance cf manners, the warmth of zeal, and the affability of deportment, which were displayed by the illustrious President. Sir WI Welt LEIGM•• TOIN then took the chair, and contributed much to the cheerfulness and harmony of the rest of the evening. PKIOE (W STOCKS. YESTERDAY. f Holiday et the Rusk.) S per Cent. Consuls 60 iiii Exchequer Rills par. 2s d.s. Entikh Lottery Txkets Coural. frar April IS 6l* 6;* T. DISH, Stock Broker. No. 4, Camshaft. end 9, Charnis.Cross CUUKSE Uf 6,XCHAN , tmoardasei ... 34 8 V. Dstto at Sigitt 35 Tt.s.ip •y, Malmo 2i. 44 Lit. Pt. Vs•nwe 64 Dew. Lisboon s9i Opnne 61 11.1..1.11 Cirk 131 •Utu..lo. 1. 1. d P..rturai Gold in Ca.• - - - 2otter•ram a (....1110! U. Hamburgb 34 4 SIM Munn l4 iliU. Paris Ditto 2 US 15 Bnurdesuz . tb 1 Cain . 5B effect. Dale and Bare per 01 Kt IP Unspotoons s.lner In flan 10 Nee I..nin tact. .. •••.- Agin so is Rant el Hunaao Madrid .... • offset. Diu* BOW* SS Liihorn bt Naples D.. Min on Liaise rM. • Belfast on Landon Ai 1 1 1.-H4ss .ss DnMin :Om Iper C-ert arch 19 ) 111 a 11 ruts 14 ) 9 ii 9 so) 3I: 4 1 MT.. HIGH WATER TVS DAY AT LUNDON ARID • min OW 6 F.,-. .. 48 nal . .• MARRI %GE. Latrly. at Fnrt Lietat.nant-Ca',,nel MlC j . l • inspret,itir Field °freer, to N.l.ts Frances Cochran, per dAttxtit.r of Ttinrna• Coettrsn. tats cntn , flanilinit the Indeperuient Company of 1111,1.44 , , at Fort Wnhain. MAVIS At Dover, 16th inst. Anne, ti,e youngeet daughter of t" late James Hive. rertor, Erg At Paektnaton, lava. Coventry, I.zdir Catharine Fine' ' . youngest daughter of the Earl a...ilk:own:. Neuf Agleatonl, seven week*. On the 15t1, of March, at Iterl.n.l..ient -General Mann V 3 Amhwattot of the Bute n. Wtmotsto,e. ath, wise to the Flentrir of Saxony, •t hi Knight of tl.e riot, dze of it,., gin Eagle. Pit.. death of tot• worthy roan, a was the eonolvenes of otter in the the.% Is waive • stinted. He trail in his Nth tear. LONDON :—Printed d. DAVIL).4)N. No. 17. G...rt, Boot-itreet. Covont-Garolou, a el Pewit% d at "•? Offing, No .5, Nick of St. Liement's eitirch. S r he W. STOCK, of No. 7, No. 111,11,03-ottett. 1.. q A ' • Orders, Se. for this Pipet, tent sa Lis Uase tp.4 via-lie drily attemplia to. 4 ... -- n i