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knew every thing in France, like that invisible Being who governs the world, and who is only known by his power and his beneficence." ALEXANDER WAS worshipped as a God, and his followers were not more blasphemous than the slaves of Bon APA R r E The Expo, nett dwells upon the formation of reit docks and ports in the Channel ; all nurserieF for gun-boats. to keep England in alarm, and fright the Isle from its prosperity ; and it parti:ailarly extols the improvement in the interior, by the means of new roads, canals, and bridges. Imo this part of the subjeA, it enters, however, with a minuteness of detail, that is truly ridiculous. The list of all the public works now carrying on u72:on the frontiers, and in the interior of the French Em• pine, would appear contemptible at the side of the Estimate of Ordnance F.xtroordinaties which we gave on Monday ; or an account of the Inclosure Bilis, passed in a single Session of the Paitish Par liament. At this point, the Supplement to The ePek n Gentle of the 14th, breaks off, with a pro. mire to give, in a subsequent Number, the conchs :ion, which is, no dsubt, the most interesting part of the whole document, as containing the state of the French Empire, in regard to Russia, England, Turkey, and its other foreign relations. The L t uden Gazette contains sonic other articles of f f interest, which we have enrolled. It confiders Rosa, ARTF:'S declaration of Isis readiness to nego tiate with England, upon the basis of the treat/ of Amiens, in a pacific light ; and entertains a hope, that General TANSENS will no: be easily induced to surrender tc the English at the Cape of Good Hope. The Marquis Lvec 14 inn! was to leave Berlin on the Sth, noon his return to Paris ; and the intended nuptials of the Hereditary Prince of BADEN, with Princess Brtertatsiz, daughter of the Senator, BiAIiPIARNOIS, and niece to the fit husband of ' the Erni:it ess JustsillNL, were oficialli at:nounced by BONAPARTE. The Minister of Marine has published a dispatch from Rear Admiral LINOII. dated Cape of Good Hopi?, 20th September last, stating, that, in a eruiso of 114 days, in tlle Indian seas, he took one large English East Indianian, and drove an ether a.hore. The ship taken was the Eru , :; , :cia, and that driven ashore, the Sarah, bound from B bay to China, with cotton. He states, that in the aftion with TkOWtiItIDGE he had only eight Olen wounsltd. His Masesev is expelled in tnwn to-day, to hold a Piivj Council. and rective the RECORDIR'I4 Re .port. Yesterday, the Duke of YORK held a public day, at his Office, in the llorstnuards, and gave au diences to a number of Officers. The G.serte of last night contains a congratula tory Address to His Majesty, from the Mayor, Recnr.ler, Burgesses, and Commonalty of the Bo rough of Thetfrool, on hi: liaving summoned to his Councils, such an union-of elevated rank and dis tinguished talents, as compose the present Admini stration. The Hoe. WM: Besocsesso Lronts is returned to serve in Parliamont for the-eounty of Worcester, in the room of irst. Lvooss Esq. now Baron 1.111.0 it Abi r, of PifirykC, called up to the House of Peers. . 4 ' Yesterday the Right Hon. the Loan Marne, on examining the returns of the Msalweighet s, to tiered the prieu of Bread to be seduced half an as‘ize, which makes the quarters loaf, whvaten; I I d. and household' lOd. to take place to-morrow. His Lordship will hold a Court of Common Council at Guildhall. to morrow, for dispatch of public busi ness. A Paper of yesterday says, " The Earl of LAU.. DEi n• Lz is rurally to go out to Bengal as Gover nor. General." A new first race man of war, of .98 guns, to be called the Lord Nelrun, in compliment to the Hero of the Nile, is ordered to he laid down at Wool wich, by the present Lards of the Admiralty. The 1.1 i 'art priv ateer, of Weyrzotell, IletS re taken the Heart of O'k, Irons Chepstow for Porstmouth she had been captured by a French priva:eer, the prize-master of which reports, -that eleven privateers ate cruisirg fro. St. blaloes. The Pradenra, —, from Leith for Oporto, has ! foundered of leA, crew saved. A letter from Plymouth states, that " on Satur day, an order came down to that garrison, for all Adjutants of vsiliintcer regiments there, who hold a ft+ •corwitissem in the regiments of the line, or are isehlst n'arrisn,i duty in the Royal Veteran Battalions, cor,her to resign their Adjutants' commissions in vo lunteer regiments, or their commissions in the line; in ciinseeaeree of this order, the Adjutants of the volunt, er rzgiments there, and at Dock, resigned imp the hands of the inspeaing colonels, the Volun teer Adjutants' commissions." A letter from Greenock, da:ed the 15th instant, states, that an Irish revenue cutter arrived there the evening before, and brought the melancholy ti dings, ti'at an outward bound brig, in endeavour ing to make Loebtoyie, on Sunday evening last, during the gale, struck on the rocks, called the Tuns, went to pieces, and every soul on board pe tithed. Flom the description of the vessel, and the goods driven on shore, tears are entertained, that it is the ,!•;94 . ,/, of and from this port, *Vic. C4ll, which sailed for Halifax, on the Thursday' preceding. Monday the Right Lord Chief Justice Wiresrtat n, and J. limit, E , q. the two Judges, made &xir public entry into Maiustone, and opened the Courts witir-theusual ceremonies. The Gaol Calendar presents *.list pt 48 persons, committed for rariou, ofizncsome of which are capital. W. understand, at ibis early period, as many as 13 f 'Was (Amain here beiiitedttered. _ - 'I i' 76 ` , . • .1"--ii• ..." • I . ... % , I ,6 2 i • ...., i k:, '- • , . 4 ...ir :, ...r. 4 , . -oa k , 0 00.•• tp. . le', ,S‘ ' .- ; M4RGNIOXESS OF SA LISBURrs ROUT. 'rite Marchioness of Sit tsoeev had a grand rant, :;t1 Monday Mg ;t. at her /limit In Arlington -street, v.•:.;cit was atti.ndi , d by upwar.ls of nine hunched ~ f tl Nobility. Amongst the chmpany welt Koval Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of Cumberland and Sussex; the Dukes of Bedford, Montrose, Su 'owes', Orleans, De Rawer, De Castri:.s, and de Cnigny; Princes: Casteleiea;a; the Duchesses of ft-dford, Gordon, Nrinhoinber and, hfonitose, Leeds, and Castries ; the M.trchOotes,es of 'leadfort, Rockingham, Stafford, Downsliire, Rails, Wrllesley, , nd D3llOOl ; the hi 'squirms of Lorne, Hanford, Douglas, Socklpgham, Wellesley, Abercorn, and Headfort the Coon n•s.es of Harrington, Temple, Kingston, Cholmendeley, Cam :ten, !Sefton, Rarrymore, Hamelin, Dowager Essex, Ponarlir: ton, Ewing, and Darnley; the Earls Temple, Essex, Winche::ett, Cunden, Albemarle, Cowper, Harryasure, Bridgewater, and r:,4ll7mont ; Vitt° untl,4l Ca. 4 sagh, Hinc►iwtxuke, Pesci: vai, Ciaaley, and Melbourne; Ned all the FOtei;;Orl Am. bdssaders. . The Bishop of Ossoav removed from HATT'S Hotel, last Saturday, to his }lima: on the Terrace, Old Paine Yard. His Lordship is accompanied by his son, the Rev. Mr. KEA ENE y. Mr.andVlts HAMMOND are gone on a visit to Dr. Moss, itt Cambridgeshire, and i.dend retiring to Beading in Berkshire. The Countess of D•NTNIOUTII'S root, on Mon. day night, was attended by ups arils of 200 of the Nobility. The Opera was crov:d ii last tight with fashion : Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES, the Duchess of York, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and the Duchess of GORDON, were present. Lord GRENVILLE gave a grand dinner yesterday, at Camelford. House, to Hall and Countess TEMPLE, Countess FoarEscult, Viscount EERINGTOII, Lord BRAYRHOGKE, Lord and Lady KING, Sir STEPHEN and Lady G Lyiss, and the NIISS NO , ILLEs. Mr. ADAMS will giVel 3 / 4 grand dinner rc:J Mon day to the Duchess of Goa nos, and a larg.t party of Nobility, at his house, Bloomsbury-square. Lord RLDESDA Le finds, that tits vtal.'d is all Ca niry and vexation of spirit, for instead of enjoying his fine house at Ktlinatuti, he is left to chew the tel of disappointment. The Countess of FORTESCUE will have a grand rout, nn the %tit iastant, at her house in Gto.ve nor-square. It is repnrted, that Mr. LA M sear, of Leicester, the largest, if not the greatest man that England can boast, has taken a house in Piccadilly. He mea sures in height five feet eleven inches, and, at the age of 3.5 years and four months, (in July, 180 S), weighed exa(tly 50 stone, 14111. to the stone. Mr. S: Pio% First Ladies' Concert will be held next Monday, at the Marchioness of HEADS-02E% house, Great Stanhope•sttect, May Fair. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALES, the Dukes of Camasti ode, Keay, and Sussrx, weir present, last Monday evening, at the Countess of W tsTMOR L AND'S party. Viscount Stomuuro will give hislirst grand din ner, on the 29th instant, at his house in Clifford street, Bond-street. Sir Hums and Lady D. HAWi I LEON gave a grand dinner, last Monday, to the Duchess of Gosnos, the Countess of ELGIN, the Earl and Countess of EGLINTON, Mr. and Mrs. HAMILTON NESSET, and Mr. CRAWFORD, at their house, Upper Gros venor• street. The Doke of POR TLAND, we are happy to state, was much bettrr last night. His Royal i 'igliness the Duke of Ciasttrce. we have great pleasure in stating, is recovering from his late indisposition. The Earl of fla a aisiormi arrived last Sunday, at twelve o'clock at night, at his house. Stable-yard, St. James's Palace, from Berlin. _ _ Mr. CRAwroAD will give a grand dinner, next l'riday, at firs house, Picadilly. Joaxs, Esq. M.P. from Clarence Loslgno Roetrampton ; General R. STU A •T, from Bath; the Rev. - Jess ;NONA Nl, from Cambridge; and the Rev. and Hon. V. Wer.Les. r. v, from Ches hunt, Hens, arrived yesterday at KIRK ‘1 Att'S Hotel, Lower Brook -street, Grosvenor-square. The Earl of MstriviELD, in conseqnence of the birth of Isis son and heir, ordered an entertainment. similar to the rural fete given last season, by the Countess, at Scone, Perthshire, to his labourers and tenants ; also a gift of fifty pounds to the poor of the parish. On Monday a most excellent Sermon was preached at St. Patrick's Chapel, Sutton -street, Soho-square, by the Rev. J. JON Ls. Atter Service, a Colleaion was made for defraying the expeace of the re pairs which the Chapel has undergone lately. Hi i -fb Mass was also celebrated, it being the festival of St. Patrick ; Mr. DIGNUM lent his powerful vocal aid on the occasion;; Ladies &raster and Bur Lee, Mr. Sressiste. and the Hon. Miss Bur Lea, were present, with many other persons of rank. The Boar.i of Works have promised, that TARO Oa tx•i Luc's house, in Downing -street, shall be ready for his Lordship's reception is a month.— LADY Ga Estella.' attends daily at the house, to in spect the repairs. On Thursday last, Earl PERCY arrived at Sir Cir ARLES SATTO ► ' i, Portsmouth, to see his brother Lord ALGERNON PEECY, who belougs to His MA• J TAT T'S strip Teiltene, Capt. BENXI , TT. His Lord ship, after viewing the t)ock Yard, went on board the Trenine with his brother, and next morning re turned to London. The late' Mr. Pyres debts are about being discharged ; on Sunday and yesterday Mr. Marsce, the Minister's Penes, was employed in paying to the Royal Family's servants, the Marshall-men, the servants of the Foreign Ambassadors. &c. even including the lamplight, rs at the Treasury and the louseof Commons, their annual presents for Christ mu last mil the Christmas previous. The premises of Mr. HARRth Rristobroad, Bath, I were attacked by a this fon 'ruesdaf se'nnight, and defended by the maid servant, who lodged the con tents of a blunaerbuss, loaded with small shot. in his body, with which he escaped, leaving his plun der behind heroine had the sole care of ths home. N.ll',lL INTELLIGENCE. TORT , MOUT+I, Sea 17. The Const ince frigate, Capt• Cl;triti,s, which sprung her bowsprit off Cherburgh, is ordered off that putt again. Two French brigs escaped out of Cherburgh the day before she got on the station. La Werra frigate, which was watched fsiurteen mmths by our frigates, escaped from thence on the loth November; and two frigates and a corvette sailed from Comma on the sth of December. It is imagined that these ships are gone to the East Indies. _ _ . Sailed the llcron armed ship, Captain Edgcombe, for Newfoundland.—Wind Easterly, blows lards with rain. MAL, !it ARCSI.I7. Remain in the Downs the Edgrr and litre. ht mcn oflwar; thaws., Ariatine, and L'lnvoiortabie friptes; Rosario, Kangaroo, Dauntless, Seagull, Amor 7n the, Oberon, and Muignito sloops of war ; SFeculator lug ger, Ifannoisv •ietualler, and several gun.bt igs. P.S. N., communication with the shipping from the shore this day.—Wind E.S.E. blows hard, with rain. DOVER, MARCII.I. . Yesterday the signal from Little Corn Hill, near the South Foreland, was hoisted a considerable time, upon information of the French privateers being our, the wind being favourable for their purpose. Ow ing to the lite frosts and succeeding heavy rains, the cliff under the Castle, and the places behind the tower have given way in great quantities ; at tile Ca•.:ale, in front of the ander-ground barracks, the chalk there projeeling a so, ill distance, supported by a wall from a part of the cliff, formed a kind of platform, surrounded by railing, the centre of which is gone nearly close up to the barracks, and the two ends seem in a tottering state ; the road likewise at the back of Saari; ate-street, which is made on the outside of cliff, near the under-ground pas sage. which ha; been so long diggiqg, and still wants a great deal of being finished, has also given but this is only a temporary way, formed by means of driving stakes in the ground at each end of the steps. and placing a board in front to support the earth ; the top of the steps is sunk near four feet, so that most probably great part of that will soon come down. CRUELTY. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Privy Council was held at the Council Office. in the Treasury, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, 4ir William Scott, the Judge of the Admiral.) , Court, Mr. Grev, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master of the Rolls, Liied Mime, the Attorney-General, and Mr. Wickham. Sir Stephen Cotterell and Mr. Fawkener attended 'as Clerks to the Council. Mr. Graham, the Magistate belonging to Row.strect Office, and Mr. White, Solicitor to the Treasury, likewise attended. The business for which the Council was assem bled was, to investigate a charge of a most heinous nature against Lieutenant Stephens. of the Royal Nave, on suspicion of assisting in the wilful murder of Nichols, Smith, and Jeremiah Dause, three sea men under hit command, in the East Indies. The Council sat upon this extraordinary busine , .s till six o'clock ; and, during their sitting, John Fitich;og, and several other sailors, who were likewise under 1 Liout. Stephens, gave evidence respeCting the trans aaion. The particulars that have transpired arc, that in the year 1800, the Prisoner was Second Lieutenant on board the Ttidellt, hound for Bombay, under the command of Capt. John Tanner. On the Ist of Lumley, 1801, the Captain died, when the com mand of the ship devolved upon Lieutenant Ruth erford, the First Lieutenant ; the Prisoner was then second in command. In the month of March fol lowing, tha officers and crew were on shore at Butcher Island, in Bombay, whin a charge of a private nature was made against the three men who are deceased ; the consequence was, they were or dered to run the gauntlet, between about 400 men. They were stripped naked, except their trowscrs hanging on their heels, lashed upon gun-carriages, and underwent the punishment. Running the gaunt let was inLILeJ from ten o'clock in the morning, till near one. It is hardly nece.sary to say their bodies presented a most horrid spedaele, after the length of time they had undergone such severe pu nishment. They were afterwards drawn to a pest house, where surgical assistance was refused them ; they requested some drink, which was likewise re fused. The consequence was, one died in two hours, one in five boars, and the third lived till six o'clock the next morning. The punishment was idli;led without a cuurt-martial. On the return of the witnesses to England, they gave information of the transalion. The Pt isoner having since been employed on board the Fame. a 74 grin-ship, lying at Chatham, Mr. Grey gave directions for a telegraphic dispatch, to be sent to the Port Admiral, on the Ist inst. for the Prisoner to be discharged, and delivered into the custody of two Messengers. Bow-Sre arr.—Last evening, at nine o'clock, Young Croaker apprehended two noted charac ters, Keaks Brae, alias Wil/iere WAste. and Tom Baroeury,irt Chandos-street. Covent-garden, on sus picion of hustling a gentleman, a few days since, at the Post. Office, and picking his pocket of a pocket-boo'., containing a quantity of bank -notes, a check for 1501. and 'raviolic valuable papers. It has been a praCtice some time, for detachments of the gangs of fashionable pickpockets, to lurk about the Post-Office, in the afternoon, where crowds are assembled, to pick up a booty. The gentleman who was robbed, felt his pocket picked. and gave an alarm ; but the crowd was so excessive, that the thief was nut deteded. The pocket-book, which had been emptied, was found by a watchman, in Carter -1 me, on the evening of the theft. Young Crocker had received some information respeCting it, and be was the whole of yesterday seeking the Prisoners, who daily take their station at the Post-Office. On searching White he found upwards of 701. in Bark notes in his possession, besides a valuable gold watch and appendages, and other little articles he was looking for. The Prisoners were conveyed befere Mr. Bonn, at Bow -street, at a late hour. but the Prosecutor not being present, they were re manded till Friday next. The Prisoners are two fashionable looking men, and keep their Carriages. FROM LILT /GU l'S GAV.ITE. Plitel-111, Per. 13. IWA The Kiug has b:en Worsted to gra,,t unto Si, John Baronet, a Lieutenant-Gesimil if Ili* Mej,..tili F. c Cu. lone) of the th'llt (or th ince rf W lees Gist, Reg in ..r Font, and Lientonant-Governor of the Wand of Cue nsev. His Rosa' Lirence and Authority, that he rosy bust certain Ivinour,ble a.lduions, iirther itippotteis, to Ilk A:olor..1 Ensigns, in tolll4ldr...tion of th • faithful And zealous eso.ti nu the sail Sir John Haste in His Mainst!'s sa,s,Ns, wt di‘e.s cceasisass, aid paiticulady duciug the glocious operations nt i,, * ga t i s t i ar ms in p r p , ' i n cni juudion with tho,c of FUs Ma. jesty's Ally the GranlSigilior ; the said artnnii.4 being tint duly ezoinplitied aceoteling to the laws of wins, and recorded in the Hera Ofi And alma to ardor, that this His Mijasty's eone.ssion, sod aspen's' mar:: of Hi, Royal Favour, be rot Lateral in his Cal lege of Arm>. MILITARY PROMOTPINS. Mach 18, IRlYti. Itltb Re4iment of 1.1, , tt Dragoons—Captain Hugh Hear, g o be Maier, by pUtCh.l.e, Fottoatn, who reli's. Erratum in the (Lz-ntz of the I ith in<tant. Ter summoning George Soenc , r. Esq. (commully caller! Mu quis of Sland7ord) up to the llons4 of Peens, the style and title of Baron In•rnfe;ghtan. of Worualclgl,ton, iu the county of Ntiaroic't, Read 41211111101/ilig George Spencer, Ear!. (commonly eillo4 Alarquis of Ws :Iford) up to the HMIS" by the style and title of faro., Speacte, of Wortnleigliton, in county of Warw;ett. BANKRUPTCIES ENL A R fIF.D. Richard Sherratt, of I.ive.;• , in the courd• f Lancaster, mariner, dealer and chapeau. from Mar-h 42, to April 5, at ten, at the Castle, in Lor,l-sired, Liver. riot. Willies Parr, late or Lower Shatiwci, in the county or Mid. dlesex, greeter, from hlarsh 25, to ?writ 22, at ten, at hall, London. noes Levy, of the Miasmic', Jti the enonty of Ml'dl-tmr, merchant, dealer and cli.pman, from March 15, to M..y .i, at ten, at Guildhall, Lond-n. N KAU PTS. John hforris &linen, of Bintieley, fn the county or 5.10;., iiialtster, to surrender, April 1, at six. 2, at ten, al .1 24, ..s •ar Ive, at the Lion Inn, iu Broeler, in the county of Salop. Attorney, Mr. Pritchard, Broseley,Shropshiie. Richard Gore, of Liverpool, in the cns•nry of La• . er s linen-draper, dealer and chapman, to simeuder, A, 10, and 29, at twelve, at the Royal H.ssl, teirl -••,11 Attorney, Mr. Freckletnii, in Rai vet • tre , 1,1. -,.,„, Chambers, Lite of Prinew:str-et. the park!' of St. Cl.,i Witham Cri!iple: are. London, v.etua dealer and chapotan, to •ur e Match 94 at two, Ann' 5, and V.!. at min. at GuildlisP. London. Attedt,y, Mr. Earn shaw,'Redcross street, Crip . .leg its. Thomas Atkinimi, late of •C.ditteddreet. Leer ter Sells, is the parish of Saint Martin in the Fields, in the county of '.lel - furniture-brnker, dealer and chapn o au (but new aO4 sonar in the King'- Bench prison . „ to surrender, Mae\ 21, at two, April 5 and S 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. Ahern oys, Mrs it. Clarksan, Essex•stic,it, S••and. L mum, now or tit, M nkee Harherough, in the county of Leicester, liorse.ellater, to surrender, Mandi 31, and April 1, at the Swan Inn, ht Klatket Harborongh. and 29, at the Axle! 1311, in Market Ilarborough afiresiid, at "iintla. Attorneys, Messrs. Kiuderley, Lore, and Into, SyenemPs Chaneery-lane, London , ar.d Mr. Getup Warthaby. isi Mai ket HarCorough. DIVIDENDS May 9. John Henry Schne.der, of Bow-lane, Lands., merchant, at &atm, at Guildhall. April 16. %Valiant iirowit, of Hn'co• t, in the county of Northampton, wooli ember and shark: tti,r, at four, at the Peacock inn, Northampton. May el. Williaat Wakefnrd, of Horsham, in the county of Sussex. shnnkeeper, dealer ant e tanman, at cloven. at Guildhall, Loudon. May 91. John Pas., of Woodford, in the county of Fawn, victualler, dealeramll chaprnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Mar 11. Thomas Faulkner, of Ozford street, In the euunty of Middlesex, oil and colourman, at eleven, at Guild..alll, London. April 21. Edward Dituntese, of Stontort Wyeell„ in the county of Leicester, mi ler, dealer and chapman, at eleven. • at the Angal Inn, Market Harboreugh, county of Lelcister. Mar it. William Buck, row or late of Said t May at-Hill, in the city of London, merchant, hop and rem dealcr„ dealet and Chapman, at slaver), at Guildhall. •ndlll. Theruas Collmjs, of Creditnis, in the county of Devon, serge-maker, dealer, and chapman, at Ste, at the George Inn, North-street, Exeter. April 11. John Bainbridge, of Woltingliam, in the county of Durham, drape, mazer, dealer and chanman, at eleven, at the house of Mr. Charles Turner, innkeeper, in NeWellilb u port-Tv ne. April 11. Hugh Beatty, late of Cockermouth, in the county of Cumbodand, merchant and idannfacturer, dealer and chapman, rat ten, at the San Inn, in Cnekertnunth. April 14. Henry Hitchcock, tate of Averbury, it: the comity of Wilts, maltst-r, dealer and chapman, at siv, at the King's Amts Inn, in the city of New Bart o n, ru the sad coring of IVilts CERTIFICATES —.Attest. 3. John Holburn, of Little Eastcbutp, in the city of London, wine and brandy merchant. Edward Wiry, late of lieur:eitta-street, CavertrUsh-saitare, is the parish of St. Flary-la.boane, in the county ut Middle sett, wine-eerchant. Elisabeth /trete% of Birmingham, in the county of War wick, lioder, dealer. and chaprroman. James Flanslaii, of I.iverptiel, in the county of Lancaster, marine, dealer, and chapman. I' IC OF STACKS, YESTERDAY. SI per Cet.t. Consols OM 5 per Cont. Nary Imperial 5 rer Cent. Annuities 9 1-10 Eveheriner Bolts ls. dis. It. prem. par. English Lottery Tickets .. C.ottsols Gar Sniie T. HISH,, Stocielkoker, No. 4, Coruhill, and 9, Ch.ring Crew COURSE OF EXCHANI .trusscrrtarr. SG 2 U. Ditto at Sighs n 9 R Atsir.taon c f.... 11 10 2 U. If aniburitt ti4 9 241!. 1 Altana '•4 10 2411. Paris Ditto 2 Us 25 --- Dourcleaux GE, TiriabAr, 51akcis IV. 1 Unme•sris• 46 Lir. r,r. Venire 6S /Mtn. Lttbnn 6O ()pone 6ll Dot tin I Cork 13 Suit it S. I. S. i Porttipi t••••• 1.1 oi Coin and Ra•s • -... • •••r Os. 4 Nets D.,06'4001 .. a.... .-- Neer 0 4 0 04 'S Saver in enr• .'• • • —,. :. " I New Louts e.,th . , -- 4i. .0 rb••• Kirsh nr ilsdirsord 54 per Cant arch 5.) b 25 ) 9 R : IiCII 4), 6141114 4 3; li- 33/ effect. .... 311 effect. Ditto Silh Leg!lorn ►l Naislcs Tiebti.t on London (Ma Belfast on London ( Feb Mettast on Dnblin IMat BIRTH. On the 10th inst. at hia house m Devnnphire.ktreet, Pero land place, the Lady of Captata !tulles was awaly del,veled a Sen. NIAXRIAGE. On Twaaday last, at St job W.akeried, bv the Rev. Mr. Se-pantos.), Mvie! Ottke Eiq. .1 that place, to Mite Heywuod, gaughoy of R.:optiuot Heywood, Esq• at Stanley Hal', near the former Mae* HIGH WATtk THIS DAY AT Lti'4oa7t4 Morn.. 41 min. after I. .... 0 mitt. after t. LONDON :—.Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dole; Coot, Now-sheet, C.rent•Geoltai, sod ffivalotteal the Office, No. i. Back of St. Clement% Chureb, 6. , ao‘ta by W. STUCK, of No. 7, New Byttemetteet, Lew M.•• Orrin , , kc. ter th'.. P.yer, tent w tbir Oder ipperreil , willite duty a.tynte4l le. ; h•rtt Dann FA. pan, th pletely (Imp h , t Also, FORTI r T' Thu ones% W. I and Si Drtil )4.4 o.i V "Me kv, NT ?Ars Rim T-a‘k LS' ACI T Fm.l Amela Box and to in the I The tag, wi and bri distinct On 1 tha rare of Night I All the mime Lcitin, ro •m NR eao•ii ;i , t! •• • in.:, tr TR EP SUt. WH REN ANT E