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KENT ASSIZES. • • •lOSTOWL, JULY 31, (2ta • Nnese tivaZiwaial Jury Canter, vellik/1 eerie ap pointed yesterday, were ttio , J, on as.count of the Jaryrrism being absent. morning dirt" Ad miralty proem/Am were appointed, but the Speelal Juror., did not attend, mod only' on star 'tried, whi,:h was ~ • • . TILE ZING C:SVSANNAti CRAPDSDLTI. Thi: was an indietrnesitagainA the Defendant for having King's stores in her possession. James C.:nixie. a polite officer, stated, that on the evening of the Belo 61.049thrr, he saw a boat coming from Chath.m Yard, aild upon searching it he found several pieces Of copper, an.i other :WI.. cies, having the Woad arfow; which he learned was to be cor.veyed to the Premises . of the Defendw , r.' Irs consequence of this he went, in company - with another man,' to search her haute, whicn was iu thi . neig4bourliond of-Chatham; 'and i n wd.id% place he founds great variety of naval stores, ali of which bad the King's mark neon them: The Defend.int admitted this the place where they were favild ' longed to her, and ir.treated he world say nothing' ... abate rhea. .Mc.Sponter. clerk in the Storekeeper's OfHes, at Cittberm prodeted a hit of the articles found: •frIe.PJTCAIRN for the Defendant, made DO de. Oise% and the D etendafit was foUnd Gaily. 1 ClOwn I Mr. Ye,tke Htaru finished on the Crown Side Ltr e c r ie d r a rn the n C ;n alend r a h r, Pr h e ut w th r e e Gr v a e n r d a J c i l i: a y r lh es re o w f out an the bills, and the parties were arraigned on t the Coroners' Inquests deetinee Cabers was arraigned for : the murder of her bastard child, by leaviiig it exposed, on the 19th of March I.lt, in the open fields, from which expo- Wee, and want of sustenance, it was alleged to hive died. 'Samuel Farnham and James Storer, 'two labour ing men, stated, that on coming home from their, work. they f and a dead child in the ditch by the side of a field It WAS IlyillX,On its back, with its hind open, and was wrapped up in a piece of war dlen cloth, apparendy the remains of an old petticoat. 'I hey buried it just widliu the ground. nit keep it from the Jogs. and gave notice 10 the pspisis oscers. It lay there from the Friday to the Manias- before it was taken up again. I'The Learned Judge &treed the, Jury to acquit the Prisoner, as there was no praof of the c.ifial having been born alive. . 4. Aimee was arraigned on the Coronet's Tn. quest, for manslaughter, in Idling William Lee, by thisiwing him into the Thames, whereby he was dtmer ed. • 'Remy Hale deposed, that the Prisoner..hiinaelf. 4 ILL Y 4IIC iet.eissej, sa,rt,l lUgAthes ut kW . a he's unellsd thy Meids..arre. 'on the UM of Marc,b ; the sr,ritroarr and the deceaSed had a quantl..An lalbeit 'Mil Ire ROW'. adfd fermi worristhey-pto oitifesi?dibleirs. In-the 'siria., the decema4acci dilmtailflhil over-bnard. The Prieaw er. immedi y hBllewed lei the Witness, that Bill, t h e de -1 atel ohjeit was Overshoard, and begged him to get i =but at Mon at risible. which he did. but stet save him, for he Was unfortunately dierdailit • a the Prisoner-44r Gei/r/. . , zrirf was charged, on the Coolontt's In. . killing and slaying Divers Len on the uite, in the Parish of Ashford. - loner was a anldier, and. on the 14th of drinking with some colootr7ornen. got • smock . and the deceased Lee. wee .. antagonist. who ant a travelling ,-sweeper. After the battle. the Prisoner .4 to withdraw. and gave in ; bas the bye.stand. would net peicnit him, and said it was a shame a soldier to be beaten by a sweep. A general nisei ensued. in which otherao.diers took the part their comrade. and the deceased loth wds knock i dales, ism not hr the Primate. Whew he was swil. the Priam erjumped upon his body, and be kd in ten minims aitetwapla. The Learned Judge had direfied the Jury to find to Prisoner ?Mite of Maaslatighter. when the stor ies), *who hall estmined the body of the deceased, Sae into Court, and stated, that-the deceased did et tat the blow:" ca the body, bin from the lup use d a blood-vvssel in the head. 'The Laarne.l Judge immediately dirclad the Jury a iota the - Prisoner, as there-was no proof of his laying given the deceased any blow on the head...-- /brea—Nst 004., JaVa Ckwasts sad Rielani Larked were charged rut kitbag and slaying William Sasser, oft the loth 31 June, at Merewotth. • Kn. Gimmer. for the Proiecivinn. seared. that he day ea which the deceased time by Ms' death, arc ate on which Lorl Le Despencer r vti a dinner ft*. teeanta. ea payment of their tent. One of Ilirtifoners was garne-keepee Id Mt Latifehr;p. and he sitcom d came into the soda* to atcadiptny rime one rat me tenaws, who vial 'timing with the sail. It was thought by *Me that the deceased not fit company foe the party, and he was de co withdraw; be did so , and the Prisoners fol. him. What passed he coeld not eaadtly say; got to fighting. and in -boat ten as deceased aspired. From a negh & ef the Coro ner sorgenn was tailed in; but he *maid Witnesses ea prove, ?slat he had. about the back r. • the marks of rimy grew, blows , which to have been closed by likkatg, or greater than could be tied by the head. Ile she tre etateiditt the body • was wit taken insp.-Sion until sever il days a ft er the acci 'whoa st was toe potrid tatatertain the came th. Learned Judge held it in-firensible to harf advent of a Salmon. and alleded to th e last whose Orman hell nearly +b,fea convilled, but. the swg.eat's midence. lan acosittiNi. Jetty found she •rionteet-eet Goat,. is tn.. ''' a boy sd su ' • M. M.Gre. a aoidiPr. was convidt I of r 4 11lay of •viir Of •sha►tb a nocketihant‘ a du; ging. amber iambi is; len a rtießia . 11. e 's weed. th at s: e lirrd .1. re)fewest, and we the retro:v.l of Ilkas ea? watt.: in ewes. she s+e • met by If* linemen'. *hew hew g Ito firat downward hee *enter. arl4. Is IP pea LPN ; be then :of h her WIWI,. and Am -. • • ..- tirreatening bit life, if she made any resistant!, he ilioleatly radiated iter....Grllty. Sazad Hal and Ant note, were in :rifted for wal ing in . the dwelling-house of Cor, l erlia Davis, at Greenwich, Bank notes to the amount of 1001. Mrs. Davis stated, that she kept a public-house at Greenwich, and the Prisoner, Hail, lived servant with her. On the Easter Tuesday. she saw the , notes in question, which were kept in two pocket. books, in i tea-ehest. She had the tra.cliest in her hand, when a person, who was nursing het husband, then very ill in bed, came to her, and, said, she must-. go up stairs if she expeeted. to, see him alive; for he was then dying Fn . ki eat agiation she put down . the temchest, without looking, and saw it no more for tarn dnys, when the tunes wcfe gone. The next ,dav, the Prisoner Hall complained that she was ill, anihmuit go away. But she entreated her not to leave her as that moment of distress, and said shz s!ioniti helve every 'necessary attendance in the house. When the loss was .discevered, she sent Ifor the Constable, a•id he traced one 101: note, which had been Changed • 17y the prisoner Frost, with Whoin mg was very intimate; and upon the Pt4soiter Atli tiring charged, the acknowledged the filt; and said that Frost had'ha I the greatest sham: 4 !There was ne proof that Frnat was any party to rife Irobherv, and the Jury therefore m . qatited her, AO ifcitnid kalrau de • ' - , The Calendar being finished: the Learned Judge pronounced the sentences, aii4 dm'Assises finished. ~. . ' .......-....A....• ' - • jtorw. Etahvßriltart ' vui.oyrEEßs. I 'At i parade of the Firit Regiment of Rbral .11dinburgh Volunteer Infantry, a hew jays same; .(who had been on permanent ditty since the 14th nit.) the Hight Hon. Charlet HOpe. their I . ,,, • eute-. slant-Colonel, addressed the Ugh:tient neatly t9,llns following purpose : , G Fri fLtikEtil-eeSometime .r, • Chselav 'Lew rat re , reived f. ern Lord Spencer, rrientinoinv. th,ii st-'en airrti.4l goat intended a 0 the ellewarterfee.triderierar Grips. &girt .1 4.• the estailiehrent of June 1604, it was the encases Urinal; rent, that they should diamitswie eserciiiiigusali Anitterno. tine. I irmartiittely wrote voiles Lordship, raw is our Regi ment wag ea a.forrieg peculiar to itself. in Pont bt allow owe., I did net rettaider the Circular es• al. 'health (.11.; and, there. fore, as we had some renew narrowly -1m Mould , unrinue to doll, unties I receiver from tills ..peclal order to Me eentr.irr I alto explained t• htl 1.01(11416p the mid e and.einoent of AK, allowances which h.id been Adel be tort Hobart, whild . flts Majestyli Seetetaim of State drmiltelltinelleparthierit.atm,... pqrablireo attie Regiment .. mod, as they me rery.leallonK 1 stated to Limit Spen.f.er, sic quest - tool on r,e per nt the .1 Reglincrit,` and at a I,ubt:e man. that those al tosaoces might be eatunieed in shregyeeste 'nape; fel which they rad bawr- . to Mrs delleirt. - • ' • . .- • - 'sr'' , ' ' - • • ", o /Faso new the pleasure le in:dm yeta..thgt ilite lky,ke ceived • very polite and anierictory Serowe Moll 4 111 .1 1 44 1 0.1 E st,f•tle, that +sour 4 . lftwanavettir kr t eiic-we t incimuitspayeart interior formiier coops, Rat litaje-r,••• thaseii.inent mold hair. an dtedion'tie tour mine Mutiuu-d •ntriturini in ruetsseat t , mintier: 44 Tab b.,;... 7 •ibe ems, Mani lcu t en . mid eon ettet: eiteinptinns re •,airtiittilre tame, se; Nat , no es,ae ref minntaiiir sit that head; Hear the propmed allowance Ley lifft - e Stiirl "Wit 1 nip net qualified Minds, Thry mil Art:amine f-4 themes:ties. Rate, whatever the* ray do. we are *intent escape, va the roma' pecuniary nereibity, if we dallelatielm ow @artier ; - sadism's we thiM net. ~ * 1 On other it unit, some things wirainly /rye riecnrred elsewhere, het aloe., h. r . oreahle to nor fe.. int.; : at the tame . tire, I ham nia @oar, that dwell awhile has patted, any hare beim greatly 'reiterated. ots.s 4 aas IlliMakti e to divot.. the tact, 1 wick to put the atter Mt this finning. I wish to remind you, th,rainallt the violent.e and struggle or parties, era gentry reaming the IMO*: 'that vrefiteret take op mom to pleats ant Minium ot. oat of Minaret% Wert dedembeur err.* had foci a Atkrica , put riornecit enehies; and, rompfera. islet wercreetible, whir`, I will nut believe, that,* e.hoeid emalie looketrem stilt - •ri el era, etis, or anr other eel of ,hiluittera, Elmira* ' shall be se tied.dkeptert to lay down our rums to please them. , wise, we wrinWer tai longer requires our Derek*, ear Cat harses Strimeign will ditkr.id us regrally, 0 trea•don• 5ah,,,,.i end all sh.lt a.patt W 41 1 .11 pleated when thrust% M . gurtAtinli . B7 0 I shall allow re to retire with hecour from Integre& „tr 4 Other Medias 101 l in contemplation Inuthedefenceoftba 'mitten. I limeade hope thee roar 'emceed lir if therde, the tenant pawns he the "twee 010er socket. 'haute they : fail, eau Bemires writ be roses necessary Man use At *Of ,rate, thew sew edam we not te be fewness' we Serislend et present and, therefore, in refer-me, to eet.local.defore dam. Natant:Mr ratahlislueent Is di whirls we shall hive tea e l it Iglu* malt pmportion of the Negaiwie4drl4dhia take' witips to wired le ea u Wets remail to my ewe Illerinn, d ems be ass rein fa ' temps. wee would be rem enctreablir, in tetirtrig, theatre.: it is myself. I have new serval twelve an in the Rawl. whites etetwesstatiee, anti; miaow'. dee 'Web new* Isola it sof Wig: sit very avvell • ~ .eabia, dagg&di v glat have jevallee. toe Ike seeking Ist . ... • a ) 611 , liked in the muntm, by the Ihrme Orr I think* my duty to serve bite la Min be of nee; and theinfore, tlsomeseb. tat& adesonare altleh the amen, arIieIIIIIIIIIIhe VetWounir Otter. I has,, resolved to emo te its pig. I Attire Ifell,, that white timer oaf you will togydrer, I willehemfulidileante my atmastioata per in. , tett,lied I nigh throb myself amply resserded, if 1 eta Ow thee:Mitred title worm in rm. elitite eity.'• , arcade bad his Lordship finhhed, when meek s, tong catmints's/, end loud, beret from every rt, marks of approbation of what they . had heard, of esteem, respect. and veneration, for the per- aid charioteer of the sfeaßee. . Tke_rrrnanane duct of the Ist R e intent of ' - :i Yahwism tadastry. having coded, .e , viewed. on Betintsfield Lin Vi. by -GeneraL 'Metter 'Frew, commanding 'the forces in Scotland. They mustered on the field upwards of t;oo, and went through their evolutions, •meeininvret, and filings, with that steady precision for which they beret always been distingnished. and : received the most flattering, testimony of apprnba ition from the Rvirewitl General, and a namerees ''aereinblage of Spectators. The OfEtcen of the other FtEntutroh * Velonteer Regiments have had a meeting with his Ge.ste . th2' Mite of Buccleugh, Lodi! 'Lieutenant of 'he coun:y. when they agreed to serve on the new re gulation. , erel•••••••1111111!..1... . On the 12th of this month. a ;4 will be lannehei at Blackwall. en which Jay the East India 'lock will be opened in rend style ; water bee ahead, been admitted, in a partial manner, to consolidate the beet of the Dock, before it is completely 6llel for the reception of ships of the greatest burthen. Alderman Ascots has been unanimously els(led Coroner of the city of Dubhts. in the room of Al dermen Paw IleltrOlt, the lord Memo Fleet. - - Grilling WAlterlll.ll. t.sq. of K'aketield-house, near North Shields, a partner in the Northumber land oink. whose death was announced some days some. me the Wednesday preceding was c , nfirtned by the Ilishori. with his ehiLlren. in St. hrchides't Clntels. hiesecAttle, having recently kft the society I of 9nel:on, *ad joined ttis - MI March. thei were _ • tIiPAL INTEL LIGIEATN• torrstooptn, JUL'* some of the Papers, I perceive, have pobii.hed daily, pomnens, ridiculous. aged false *counts. of what they call the Ervedriiea, at this port; the em barkation of which, has had, by their report. all the (retire and personal attendacee of Aderrials 'Mdn. tune and Martin, beside the proper officer ( Agent for Transports). to expedite the service. .1 . 1-e only regiments embarked here are the 49th, and S7.t, which were fold:• days longer mita:liking, than tiley iWitild have been, had it been otherwise neceisary. Admiral Martin was absent from the port, and Admiral Montague, I verily believe, has not even nen a man belonging to. either of the regiments.. The embarkation Crewed no more bustle, or impres sion of any kind, in the town, than a company of Marines, embarking, would. Yesterday, several transports, with thew two Re giments nn board, and three corypanie , of the 95th Regiment, and one company of .Ar.illery,, went down to St. Helen's; when the wind shifts timy ttiii go to Plymouth, to join Admiral Stirling, and with him they are going to the Cape of Good dope. which it the plain. simple. statement - Sailed the Ewellent. of 7 , 1 guns. Capt. Sailer" -with a convoy to the Eastward. • • ' List night the &alb, e• frigaim Capt. land, went ont of harbour. She is one of the Cork 'cryiSetn, and will sail for that .station in a few days. Arrived the CI ander, front off Havre. • PLYMOUTH, JULY 30. Came.in the Diamond frigate, from a cruise.; and the Nimble cutter, from Kt - 4n; FrienZbip. Sybuy, frown AMiterdam for Lisbon; detained by the.4?they • privateer; :Patriot., Johnson, from Cette foss =UM, detained hy the Lien privateer; 'dud ettiory, Leftorr from Jersey. • Sailed the Lavinia frigate, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, Jur.ir Pared this volt this clay, His Majesty's ship Or -92 wont... Capt. T. litiegs„ with ahorst ten silt I vesK-14 tinder her convoy for the-West Indies, j 'fined from this pen by the Altorge, Price, far Ma.. - 11/ Br lanais cotter, Johem, for Guernsey. —W;nd N : . vssmotrra..sotr Si. • SE.ted r,..yerdir the Emered [Tigre for the Mam ba.. Nom frig ire to. join the Channel fleet, and die • .Fetr , sse gon-brig on a Liaise. Arrived. the /mom sloop, a frigate, and Snipe ispe,litegon a- cruise. F-4EI4E/Ea, irarsen, bound to Norway with brandy, 7lierletatned and cent - into this port by the Cemstams Arrived the Nor/ Sterw, Kielbergi from Gefte, with deals; Lord Dwitan, English, Stackhol:r, ditto. i • nth, ivi.v St. Arrived in the Downi the Cgainve a7mea_ with 400 of the Ride Corps on board; from the River ; fleet' of transports, }taring 1,4700 of the I u RegiMent of Guards on board; Artery schooner, Afe:rue bomb, and the fifo.::ielgatsi • bili, from a. eni;ei, and the Anis. sloop `war, .fretn - Sheerrtess.' Remain in the Downs. with the ships as per last. • The DevEention bomb has a 'legal flying for cfet .. ..w • Yap to the Westward.. Arrived, and railed for the. River, the Gabe s Hinckley, for Boston • Swein --.. from PCIII and &ki Piligever, Chester. .nt 1 ' • • CORN FNCIIANar, Ace t. ' nevi% hop .11tiknfilies of Wheat on Iran*, with many steivels,swese, the supseles are lore; see there being but Ow . Iteseels, lodestone, woo sales ones? as ems. rinser deo, Inarnissecies an, Poslus, whirh lb throe: and the few,,Wkite Peu likewise; Grey, w:th sack tort of Mast.% Sr. miles :august. Theo' are 11,:e •iijoino of Oats, :nit, toeing few sample. of grime finsh•s, ohm *kW nth', baser , FAO*. as. of Fine Flews at less Mae chi hibbest price . quoted; ace foie Aseencae 4.'et. to 495. pe• beesul. . CUR,REKT PRICE OF GRAIN. 765. Ms. Beans.— —...445. 474 M. Floe dq........5ts 66s 0.1 ,J T:ek Beans ' 6 ' . • lete *641 eta. tt Oats n • ..161. 47. 30.. .11brley 564. aos, 04. P ffFs. NI 64 *fait Whitt Per.... 66.. tit. 01. Fluke .71e,. Cis 04, , Grey Per 40s Ps. Otl. Seeoults .60s 7lia W. • . ' tlillitliXit. Thu C. iospo4l4e4 II! ow, so Ilottoity. 7* 111.. Wheat. pet 10•4 lll oto to 41 ,t• 8 Itsitex, mit Ms —4 to 404 —4 Oats At ..-4 to 4flt -.4 Holm . 4 444 —4 to sae ....4 MICA OF HOTS. oats. IPOOSIIIPS. Kant... ....,4 DO OS St 154 Hoot IN 16. to 71 10, %own-- .b 4 —.• es* Oe , Sams q Mtn lit 6. Ere: 61 —, to ol fo i Farottote.. VI —4 to 4 —ll 00l Detv--.11t%00 I. PRiCIS OF NAY AND STRAW. ' . sir. mosses, WO I 44444 MI 911+....2 1 131. a 41 14. 6d Haw & 14. • 11 Ii ..11 lip • 81 24 Od M- W 04 • QI eil Cl•.w 44 4. • St " 14 Slur .... 11 16, • 11 24 Sdirninil. Irdidad„ At.u. I. T. ovilt itoo VOl -p., laid of Alb. Roof Os to to 3. •11 I Veal .. 4. 4 I to Rs OA 13i0u500... Os id ur Sd• dill Ptak ..• %. 44 to 3o 44 . _ h- 44: K. • alma sr eivirrts veep skur. Now., anew 11016.Alseto mit lambs. I, CI. NEW43I►TE MID LEADERHALL MAD,&ETb. rfbe CA's*. • 11.4. 1* IS4 to.* 9M Vemi S. SI t. 4, 4. Siam" ...4. M so •• 10111 P•A OS 6. S. Lionto. NI al . COAL.tiklat i a *Lire I. lisle rlY .hrb° ,44S• t '' t IS• 91 • •a. re • :. : • .II••••o••4 a S . . C.,•1... I ..4.14•14, t;.••: TR let OF StOCIES irtATERDAT. 1 Bank liaak S per Cent Pic liked t 4 X 134 69 =f $ pet Cent. Consols ... .... :.. „.....P4,6 4 41:4 -• 4 per cent .. . bit ii 9 -.. . 5 per Cent. Nave Lung Annuities . - Ibli 5.1 6 • 1 • 1 „,t i t a i 3 per Ceut. ...... ... % ... 4 ... ( 63i11. Din. Anniiitiess .., 7; h...... 1.3... 4.1 9 . 16 01111110 M ---.", , , Pitt ' Mika Stick ' VI I yip, -40iids . tr. N. dal. t5a 14 ,-- Still . la.tlis ii,. prey.. COCIWII to e • .6414L41 T. 161S;I, St.cklie.ker. No. 4, Corriiii'l, and I, Cilari:i= hp,. • , 'RIOT STCOCKS. Jor, se, Simi GA. Ociterni•eecrlßt• Ceng• • (a u , unbent:nee, 5 •les Cent.... , 131 Go/t. Stock 5 per Cent. Rove Canil Loan, 6 per rent ' ' t.3IUI4iE Ut EXClt.‘:Nik..t...—Avo A A 1.1•46 , 4•171 . '.... ,:6 II lU. Ilt.n 4.. ...... 47 11101 , at eleibt 3d 0 Cams. 5 ° ;ea C. "Itatt,ttlav ll 12 U I.l.lwct 5l 14.1:ftlatvgb . 94 tett , . Oirato 5• 1 illtona i'a••.: Jetty's date 14 7 I . Cetit ICI Ditta . • 24 192 U. .., t. L i 111r.sweleset Calla —in pr2rr I era aara OCT 0.. -:.• Ditto Ser e t. Ne. I.l..uiduees... ..). ~.. .... tesdrol 13 .110 _,,„ Krl;e.a • 374 I Now I...litti wee .. 4.. Lugliorst 514 I Agit* -.1 OW Sank ql Ai e ll as t:' t4aytes .. - Ceoa. D.A,lie el Landon (July 25 ) . ' ..... • • • • • : 111 nolitftt eq. Landon ~lalr 23 ) - Pl r dir,.. on I),,tblin I !Atte) 3l q.' 4bwr ..:..,,==..F.,.-,..- tIIRTifS, 31.1 R rt IAG,s, A.Vb . IS IND! I. 1106. I FIFKGAL 111 ATM. On the let Feb. Met `P Vori.„ of a son -On 1112 Mrs. I* Torackter, of a can 'Puce. Of a sa 03 the bith Jan. at the linudens, Hear Sera iii.bert. of the Re.r. A Brewo, of a daugliter.m.Ln Fet Wiliam, on theteJM S.n. the Lad). of Cilat &SA, H s Ref it, , a d nitoNr --Ott the gin Jail. MM. 111 of a s 4tlr P'oll - 11 1 1es Mince of a son putt, onto* 2.4 EA. Me, Alma Scotian Ponce% i d.ur ter -Garet., Mrs tiar.le.i -.1 a son.-40 Hisawgircloom, en the `24 F ls the 1...1;r of S.r F H at. aset - Re. see-; on the 4& It Jan. Mrh rt'rf3lle3ll, of a otohiltla 1., ti.. I 411 Frh Jo.epti U -ea soy, of la , a.. g t.,,a.- l-a•ely, of min.-tan em 14tm Fe,. .1 Cow: sonnartar,. the LMy of Arratooo C , tlavrizk a E.q ..f a ileothier.' -On the 17th, tha I.aly of Wilma& re... •r, Rug of a Ctigo• ter.-.ln the F tit of Ay) , Cho., o the CH Jon.. the Lady 4 Ceti. Samuel Wood, of a daughter."• BENGAL NIARRIAGFS. • On the ht of Fits by the Ret. K. Jolt sty, John 117:14m son.Enlitost, Eat. to Mrsolloot.-.06 SW/ is Mr. 1.45 , i D'Sdeate, Jelia May Quius.....tha rho' Id Web. `l-10'41 - Iyde Alley, of that 20tit Neale* lufautev r , to Mir J. C. Pluikrr, of Cliinturalt.-0o the 34 (MID, J• the Wet r, km" ; of the Civil Settler, to Mt*. Anne 1f000r.41.1 tit e d.urs, Mr. Joseph Roderigo ' to Mrs Catherine DA C ota.-tht tits. 34, Mr. Madge; to Mass Harriet Grant.-0a the 4th. James Smith Adams, to Miss Harriet Harrisoo --Oa the 131 a, My. VPiltiam BarnSed, to Mrs. Elisabeth ann-Us the fkiN. Me. Francis Ward, to MU Re Teyer —ht ite.hampon-, q the 25th Jan. by the Rey. Mr.•Shephersl. J :tees Arrow e of the 3d Regiment, Native Infantry, to Mut Mary Pa ote, daughter of War-Gemmel Pe rnet Lumen., es Me Vol • Feb. by the Resident, Lieut. John Forbes More. of the bt :Reel:neat Native buint•y, to Miss Grits:mar s daughter or the late Colonel Richard Grucher.-On the 17th Feb Mr. Jptin Morryinan, of the H. C. Marine, to VIM; Hannah Bott;err•-• Di the nth ditto, Mr. Joseph Samuel, to M. , . Elite 'nt the 27th be , . at Robert Waken, lho Mott buy Ghee, Mr. Thomas .Wullan4, Sospelissuargint of Lite Mint at that place, to 5.tr4. Nancy But er e • BENGAL. DEATHS. 'On the 31g Jan. Wei Goole or the kitAftsieret s •N. C.-.-On the 14th D ee. Ir'3. at iteairy, 'Lista. A . Paxton. of His Maiestyht 22 , 1 Light Dridoens Ote fist Dar. 1 101/5, attible MOW place, Capt. A. Frtsgesaid. ei His Moie"*.!.• StUt Font-On the Ilia F A `D. M•. Jai l or hf Akistane in the Mint Offee.-Qm Cie oth ditto, Mr. J.3t14 nOrfli, lire ▪ Afidslii,:n.in en ooarg li.; Nfoesty's shin -St FaiNorto Dittmcpose, en the ith ditto, Mr Robert Howl, -1.a.e.17, is the ? per Prarttrees, W1N,.,. Optimum Arleniat to Tie Prii - in , :ial Corp., at Ai'ahabad the 23.1 F-o Mr. kohmt Sheriff, Amu , ant so the hi attar? ,ludiiw4seoerare lJlhcer '' On the 21.1 Feb. Mr. %%Wass Hi ..Luna, +god 41 -At th nappole, on the ith Pets Mr. Robert Howie • Oa the 2:411 Jan. at sea, Mr. Wiltain Gibson, late Merchant, at I hlealea. MADRAS 111211118. At Nello.e. the Lade of Meier sitreetas oft boa P.wittansebir, on the 14th /re. the Leas or 44. Cent.. WI, Req. Gamieso !Weirton A Trip/sore hf's ell -At To ' cbinopoiy, on the lat. Pars. the tAttreicr;toil /Aoki in.*, 4 H . Mao.avb 94th a s Mass, on tact 1.4 h la.. the Lady of 4..%iitain J. Owl. CarPamoolloot et he • Right Wm. the Gweertio.'s Had to 434* of • t lsillgt Madesli on the 42141 Jan the Lady of Lemons ot.coratioli Lhes MADRAS MARRIAGES. , • At Cal;est, on the 40 Jan. Lawn Ley, Bar WNW AS tend.ot at that place, to Ma• Sarah Fisoeirisegyolldv, Ise W•- drat, Leutenant A. C. Boitumuati...f Ilia M.1•011er Nut R g. moat, to Mere Jecko.n MADR AS DEATHS. On the 3411 Jae. et leaflet...bar. C totem jail, %lA , : Gni. dohs batitgapamm, on the 21Itb Jan. Liat•antos‘.o.C.,..bel P Ualray Comm tre!aot of tee Ist bawler st.gh Vet.eal•Antrv.-On :;.e33,th J.n at se-ep,,,itase ' t o J. Wean!, of the 12th Itegament N.tose Infantry , 544,}0r brigade in Ma'abar. BOMBAY BIRTHS. At bombe,. the Lan, .4 1.4•414411 , 11 Logo. of • see L.t..: , . at ?Laudon,. tea Lady of kl F. lieeLea, commaaaraag highness the Guirkwer ROW, Roily Guard, of • eon - .11 Re, ere. on the 14th Jan. the Lads et flelssieur 1.1 etae.e. 60313.1 Y DRAINS. 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