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c . ,tt 0 $ r r - . •; -. 4 1. 1 13 C. d YHE MARCHIO% ESS OF SALISBURY'S PARTY. Th;s 1::dy, so justly cFringuished in the fashion able world, pave one of her elegant runversozionis last n;ght, which was attended by. Hi. antel H.ehn.el th. Prbee 'lot, the Durbe.e nf C 4,, I the D De Herr.. the Ma :h o .ea of Sulfur I, , ho Malne et I)ongtae. Camden, Carlisle, Cowper, Sefton, aad F..• , , 6wlft, CnvlH • atoll, and !net. re—M kann.w, and Cranky. load;ea—Ll,nky, La , inet.ni, and C. Ilowa•d. ..r W. W Wynne anal Lady, and S r G u bert !Mita and Lady. _ _ _ AI one o'clock, this elegant party sat down to a superb stvre-, wh ch displayed the taste of the Mat chioness. Itad flambe •ain'. it . 4 1, !BM. Notice is heteb- z a, that oleic will be a Drawi.ig-Roans otSt. James\ on 'f hurslay next, the 6th instant. __-......___,. On Saturday moaning, the Duke of Yost arrived pt Windier I end afternaras rode on horseback with Ilk hlsits•ry and the Tetnctsszs. IlYesterday morning His Ntursr v and the Pep. t, - tu' v.ent to St. George' s Ch a p e l, and heard a mon by Dr. At. rem. Atter divine service, the ov At. FAMILY went to Frogmore. l'he ROYAL FAMILY will come to town to morrow. The Earl of MO A will give a grand dinner, to-morrow, At his hsri , e, 6t. James's Place. Mr Fol. Lorr! 1-1 Perry, and Mr. ‘V 114014 • SI, ciiino:uously e,•tes rained at dinner, on Satin clay. by the R.issia Company. Joim NEwr.iite, Hart. and Mr. Grottos ere expe led to kiss hands on Wednes day their iespacl;ve appointments. r FL a will give his !list grand timer no &tur f; y nazi as H .Hand house, Kansinron ; his house in 4 Ilingtem-vreet, being too mall to accommos 44:- , a tar 2 re Fcmpany. .he 7 4..rgisis of ESticatisou se, nn Saturday, rave a grand Limner to His Royal Hißhoess the Prince ct WA Li's, His Royal Highness the Doke of • • sts , rlC. Earls Cecxceß , TI , MPLF, and CH All. 5 . Lords Ease' z and XTOIII NSW/. Sir doll% N!%PCIRT, Hon. Mr. Gees, }lon. W. B. P 0 ,4- son av, Messrs. G. POPSONST. and Mr. SireatoaN Lord Geis:Tuts gives a grand estortainmear, at his Ipe, in Oxfora-s•reet, on the 13. h inst. . The Opera, on Saturday n;ght, was crowded in the. exturne. Mts. B 'Aware?. looked and sang dvii.tly. Diamonds, mild gold and silver tiaras, were much worn, Int turbans were the prevaili. g Earl Sr avccit will give a grand dinner, on the 6th March. ii.i,ady Ufa e rwooo will give her first rout thi• asoa, this might ; and ovary Moaday. WedisesalAy, arid i• two?, ultit the filth of April, her Ladyship will be at home, at her house, in Portman .agnate. Nfr. Cni PI Nil v gyve a gr.soi dinner, yriterday, at his beautiful villa, near Walthamstow, to a large party of Nobility ; am•iagst whom were, Hi• Royal H gnoets tit- I) .k.• of Comae IDOL and the Posit). quasi AsesAssinua. The Mar6innels of SA trsion T and Lady G. Ca cti.. were in the Pal sice's boa ar Drury-lane Th.- tre, on Saturday night ; and. after seems Master BITTY perform Der./3a, went to the Onera. We Are happy to stwte, that it is the opinion of Doors BAYI.CY and Hutu that ANlerean evlooac does rot lamer undcr an opotgeafreetion, but a alight muscular inflammation. The M minis of SAttsatav arrived yesterday at his house. Arlington -street, frnm Hatfi..!lJ. . 41 dime, Esq. M. P. left Doder Hissit's, in G rosvenor-creet, yesterday, for :lumewood, county of Wicklow, Ireland. Roots:. the eirl,•brated poet, is preparing a new work. lilted, The Pleee..e. ei the Feast The German Theatre was elegantly attended oa Saturday night. The tragedy of the Gamester was performed en Saturday nie.t, at Covent-Garden Theatre, to a very crowded house. Lord and Lady liaaaowav are gone to pass a few days at tLeir beautiful seat, Sanion Haa, Staf ford. Viiscount Caul crow gave a grand dinner, yes day. to the folloiviug Nobility t—The Marquis and tisrchinness of Sat isausr, the 3,l4rclisoness of I).isressoit L. the Earl and Countess Cssn rc a , and Lady Ctc:i.. The Duchess of DEVONSI4I at wa. most dressed on Friday inght, at her party ; her wAs diamonds, and her lice robe so urcenttao-tly beantit..l. as to attraa the notice of Li highness fiat Prince of Water. whose taste is unrivalled. Mitts Pit r a A Nua ties, Eaq. bad at large party last Friday, a; ilia house. Cleveiand-row. St. James s; it was at:ended by opivards of two hundred Nelii. Idy ; sever.l tett-noire airs were played dutink the evet.ing ; the tables were set out in a magniticent styla ; o.se hundred and if:) , eat down. at o-teo'c:ock, t o a stl n t rjuos ‘oprter. which consisted of every descry oat could be procured. The 1/ichess of Lot toe, the Atarchi.esiess of %%'s %cis Liras. Lord mkt Lid! snook's!. Ste Haan and Lady D•t. erases.. Ha r...a. Le.rd blacnovato, Mrs. Ilt•crenot, an 4r. gatainao, were amongst the Val pony. Thursd ie. Aland. gave, as elegant ban 1 ray of taw swig' close al the marei Jzi., with the Scq t Lucius O'Datti Clare. Ireland. Lord Pcse :kas his etre amiable widow. Lady ay. 1,500'. per Ott; 14,0001 to kis daughter ; lime. Mos. C a lA' t and the resedne of his ne, 11:F7 -lied be betweea 60 Asa. 60.6001. the Hat. l'avatas )Coos. elcle-t so , of lbre• urn net •iiro who 0 mat, red to Lord Pe ev's eldest cT, and aria is at.ey Lady l'sa i 's septet,. a at> Nast, Noes. En!. ?of P. for seat at Eaton, near Stauskird. S 2 I2PIT In s very numerous g and Gentry, in re el - its sou. the air. Groats' mpl.st.. d cl.ing:uer of the late Bart. of Dtuaso:and, county SIR Nt.irPOßi. The following observations are copied from a Waterford paper. "11.ey are mit only consonant with public opinion, bur, we have re.iion ;-) trrfrri,eric the sentiment, of the kimsti;krents of the worthy throilet : he prtsgress of th- new ministelial arrangements has besi, comempotied nv the rolb?)c w'th of imerest and anxiety prop..rtioilate to the weighty duties Welch are to be disc'tarped. and to the peril of the juncture in which we are invoi-eed. 1 hese arrangements are now nearly completed ; and it must have afforded ground of general satisfaction to have ohserve.f. that they hove been uliformly con ducted with divinguished wi.dorn and moderation. The Kin?, has been m )st snx.oui to assemble round his throne, men of approved talen•s and virtue ; to en•rust the vessel of the Ea.* to Mose who are most able to guide her in safety thrott4h the tempest of the times. " Amongst the more recent appo:nt netts, that of Sir John Newport to he Ch ineeliot id the Irish Ex cher; ter, is in perfect harmony wish the system which has been pursued. As yet, indeed, his pub lic career has bten s'iort; but it has been marked by a display of every qualification which mist adorns the patriot and honest statesman. His attemion Ins duties has been earnest and persevering; and all the tn.:am-es which he ha, either prop ned, tit sup ported, have had in view the best intete.:s of the people. This station to whi.;l2 he it now exalt - ti, is important and arduous is no common degree; but his profound and extensive knowledge s com merce and finance. together with all his 4ttainments and habits, fuily qualify him to fi.l it with honour to himsef, and wnit t'- west advantage to his country The affairs c lreland, in all their varied inters.' s and foinss, have been tirotigh the whole of his lire the chief c, • cts of his st u.ty an d most earnest care , ; and or no occasion has /.e exhibi:ed a single feature of a mind detgat.rd by prejudice. or misiad by parr 11. From such a man, raised to influence and er, much may he expected ; and we look torn :rfect cenfiee..ce to t!'.e estalslishment of s'' I me:11, :rt's IS shall coisipst-hend the genefal and TAnetat int—rests vt o u cotodry. a -al tit tie it:art aisi hand in su; pnrt of the tousetion cause' Private letters state, that Sir Jrhn New! ert win be re-elected t erord. oppv.t tioa. ST. D D'.) Saturday being the rkm•v,rsa-y of St. Dui 1 . the Patron Saint of the Pnrciisal iy w... r-ilebra , ed in its MA la) le 01 bellCfit:C.lCe auu fe..ivity. l'he President, Vice-Presideers, Tre..sarer, Stew ards, Chaplain, etc. of the S !cias Anci-nt Bri tons, met an tat morning, at ti:- Charity. School, in' Gray's-Inn -Ina . and very apleudiJ breakfast was given in the braid-:n .nn. After breakfast, the Society, it;t: rded by tEe Cnarity Cnii.tren, constatill of tips.atas of 70 boys and 20 girls, %vent in rroce,s:o:l zo S:. An drew's Churiii, Holborn, where divine service was rrtormed, is the Cambrian tongue, by the Ree. l Thomas Mug. Chaplain to the Society; after which a env.t ear !lent sermon was reached in English, by the Rev John Br;s:nw. Al er the ser vice, a collet:inn was made in aid of the Chavr. and Sir Warkin WAiarns Wynne paid the usual to His Royal Hignness the Pr:ace of Wales, patron of the Society, at Carleton House ; and also to his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, one of the Vice-Presidents. At 6•e o'cl•Kk near 500 patrons and friends of the Society set down to • buinptuisus dinner pre pared in the great room of the r rce Mahone vein, Grey Qlsen. street. Thr Riese Ifenuwatle Lord KENSINGTON, 1;717: Chaur. Four tables were Lid parallel the length of the rno.n ; two more were laid across the head of the room, at the upper end of winch the Presideit sat in the Society's superb chair, of nannented at the top with the Prince's plume and motto. The h•ewards presided at the other tables ; they wore cocked hats, with Ptince's plumes of white ostrich leattp:rs, the embroidered leek, with a crown, and the motto— " led Ilex." A band of music attended in the gallery, and two Welch harpers were placed au a platform near the caw e of die room, woo played during the entertainment. Among the company We noticed, !nodes the President, The Ea.!, of 11x5r, 1 / 2 .: ani terkl4r, Voicawat to , de Ke..yol. G rye.. , rzn+bvii, Sit Wat4lll WiNums Wyame„ Mr Chutes W •V W puss, Mr. Parry, Mr. Kau, ac itc. After the cloth was removed, the President gave, The L.nr—evn thee, von throe. which was next followed, in succession. by Th. Q4cea—(hr Prolce of IV,ics—Toe rtmcipalsty of sied several other standing toasts, all of which were draek with enthusiasm. The Stewards, as usual, then went round to make a collection, in aid of the charity ; and during the President's temporary absence from the chair, Mr. Charles W. W. Wynne was called to it, when the President's heilth was proposed, and .trans with three times three, most lots ily and warmly ap plauded. 0.1 his Lordshi/s resuming the chair, be returned thanks to the Cabiie.eley for the high honour they had centered u,ooa him. convatnlate.l them on the present eccaeinn of their meeting, =I the auurithing state of their insteution. Adverting to its original euabludimeht on the lit of March, 1714, in bonnier el the birth day of Her Royal Highness Caroline., then Princess of W.lea, the orgies! Patroness, his Lordship it wet only able to support twelve poor children, ernerea. at present it supported seventy-are boys, and twenty-five g:rla. From the Secretary's account it appeared that 991 boys. and 143 girls, had been entered upon the establishaseat ; of the torme7, 602 had teen apprenticed with a fee ; 147 bad gone to sea, lti7 to service : of the Latter. az were sent to service. and therty-s4 put out .apprentices. The S•cretar v, .Ir. (looms. then read the names of Live several donors, Gn the present occs..oss, the suits annexed, amounting, in the whoie, to ep ward, O. 3)31. After this the' ealth, of srveTal of the patrotta o ail:lnd:on. the Vge•PresiJents, Steward,, Ike. were drank. Ile company did slot separate until a late boar. '-•~'r 1---~..~ iwrELLthz.vci: COURT OF ZINGS BENCH, nerLDIBALt, MAPCU 1. Sitting: of Nisi Pons 61 , ,re Lord bhi , :f Justice ELLCMIOIIOI GII, anJ sal yin ass. SCVAYMILS v. viesuotasost on. This was an *Rion upon :1 prlicy of instirance nn the ship Lord Ifelp,m, from Liverpool to the Cust of Africa, and from tnence to the West India islands. In the month of Awing. !5',33, the ship in ques tion had reached the Coau of Afriea, end was pre ccedinr from Cape Coast. to Pnrripa, when she was overtaken by a tornado, and di ;yen on shore, where the natives phindered her of all her stores, lc. li3 slaves, with wh'm she was freighted, made their escape, and the whir• men behlwzing to the crew, were taken iiito the interior of the country, end made slaves cf. The vessel herself was also broken up by them. On the evidence of the Captain it appeared, that he had r.tvej his chest oil!,, coatainirg all the im portant papers relative to the loss, and hroazht it to Liverpool, where the key of this chest being mis lai 4 , he broke it open to get at them. He had w. itten a letter by the Afineeva• of the loss, which never cams to hand ; and the pipers in hit chest were duplicates of that letter, some bills for part of his cargo, and the prweet. The defence was, that he had hut one anchor to secure his shio nn the eve at a tornado month, bad tackle, and his crew sickly ; that there was a con cealment on tote part of the Plaintiff; and an eqiiivn catinn in biz letter, on which the policy we effeEted ; he having referred to the Capta n's letter. which he alleged was t 6 .en before the Lnderwritsfs at Li verpool; when, from the evidence, it appeared to be locked up in the Captain's chest. flth cause occupi,,cl the Court for near five hours. Lord Eco.LNltikOtoll left it to the .eery to conuder, whether the letter relied on by the D.fendant. was fabricated to defraud the Underwriter:, and dirt toe Plaintiff had sab•rneed the witnesses? or whethet he l)11 written it in misconception and !Mita.- ? lire July, after a short. didi'leratiwit, hum/ a ♦erdi,2 for the Plaintiff of 1501. ds 81. /SELLAND V. CLOYLR. This was also 41;1 aaw,n upo a Pcliey of surance, on the snow Aeotine. from Liverpool, to the coa , t. itl Africa. In the month of February, 1800. the Owners re ceived a letie- from the then Commander of the v •s%el, stati• 7, that in the foraying mouth of s-pw tembrr, in parsceedinit am his voyage from Calibar, on the coast 4;1 Africa, fur Cajon, he vs. boarded by a •!ninber of the native., with provisions, who spoke En.cli.h vary v.eil. Atter a few moments. they made a int iiuts attack on the crew ; the Capra and Mate were killed on the .put, and ali the CIVV: wounded; at latiq they overcame the blscks, w!lo retired, having plui:dered the ship of every they could carry away. &renal of the crew after wards died of their wounds ; and the Renner was °Wiped to take the comm.iiiii of the s..ip, th crew bring then reduced to five Lends. 1n the subse quent mouth of Slarch, he again wrote to his (swum, swing the miserable c undttinn of the Wei and that he had then on lui..td a crew, consisting (.1 nine hands brsides himself. Conn this last letter th.: poiicv in question was effe4ted. The snip after- wards foundered in a tornado. On the par of the Defendant it was contended, that there se is a concealment, iu as much as the pre. vions )otter cf Frbruaty cnntasned certain tats sewch s;4ould have peen communicated to the Oa tervrtiters, a:.d were not. Lord %LL CACon te G H kit this question ro be de cided by the Jury, who found a veadin of 1471. ltts. for the Plaintiff.. 'asap r. a•aci.sv. This also was Ansa:lien on a Policy of Insurance, on the ship Jatetorna Planter. from Liverpool to Tor tola, which, having parted coovoy in the night, after a vig..trous resistance, was captured by the Bruit French frigate, belonging to the Rochfott squadron. The vessel in question was proved perfectly sea worthy, in every reaped ; but the defence was, that, in the body of the policy it appeared that the words " to St. Vincent%," had bees erased, and " Tor tola substituted, and that a memorandum to this effeet was inserted In the margin. Bat it ap; eating oa the evidence of Mr. Blacker, junior, who bad efeeted the policy, that the alteration and memo randum had been made prey; :us to the sTiLituies of the Underwriters, a verdict of 941. to. aid. was obtained for the Plaintiff. COMMON PLEAS, GUSLIBALL, Masco t. Sitting, at Nisi Pria. &lore lard Cif Justice M•mgritt.o mad a Special Jury. TAYLOR This was an A@lo,l on a P..licy of Insurance, to recover the sum of 200: from the Defendant, one of the underwriters of the sh.p Draper. Setjeent Snarnrao o on the part of the Plaintiff, stated, that, in the month of April last, the ship sailed fruni Liverpool, being chartered to proceed its Waterford, from thence to Dublin, and back again. When the had arrived off the coast of Wales, a violent storm came on, and the was obliged to pot into a small bay in Carnarvonshire, at cn e aide or Holyhead, where, being much da maged, she continued 131 some time to refit. On goiag from thence, she was again overtaken by a storm, and wrecked. To prose this case, one of the sailor-v, a young Welshman. wits calied. His hat was emblt matically adorned with an odoriferous leek ; and he seemed desirous to exhibit it, that all might know the coun try he ca , ie from, and that he sore it in howur of St. David's Day. Poor Tafy Deed not have taken this precortioss. To the first question put to him by Coenwi, he made ao answer, and looked quite astonished : on a repetition of the question, he looked at the Lurd Chief Justice, and saiii—" Her reset. speei Enesse." The Court was embarrassed tor a short time, as not ewe ward of English could lie got from the witness. inn s her Cilrroi !peak kat irsh." %Ir. &via, a Welsh gentleman, pradtising the B•r, at this time, by chalice GM! IMO Costs, sad being acquainted with the language of t costa -17 • kin di I' undertook to ad as an interpreter. Two or three Whoesses were eaamtned in ibis way, frees whose testimony it appeared that tie Captain, on leasir.g Lirerpo3l, hal tac:a three _____ - r- ~ ' . . pslls~rivers board. to lend on the eoist • •of Virel4 f , and had, in fact, alight/illy intended to tuaa this p“rt. The Lon Cite, JUSTIeI, in gumming up clsi evidence, left it entirely to the Jury to consislet whether this were a arviation ? and tt a Jury being ' of opinion that at was, £owJ a vind:ft tor the/. Defsndantl, ........... PO 1,1.(: A.. sow-sr RECT. Our readers, n o do u bt, will recolka Procker, the otter, ap?rehetuling three bnys. tag Ostolier, coming trona Croyd fair, who had tote vionsiy ctinfossest to him (.0 itaking him for a pick noclatt), th4t they had riLd the twat -pi-if several persons at the fair ; at which rime t ey proved themselr. s complete masters of th- sang language. Thr evidence produzed against them at that time, not being solitient to criminate Theo, they were very properly seat on hoard the tender. On Friday morning, young Cr ..• et met .I•4is nar.vr,l a:ld .loom Leath, two e( the hon7s, only about 14 years of age, in Nierter-iareeL, Littii:-acre, and sup-eting th-y t; ad made their escape from ea board a thip, he took them into cuready ; t he - was conveying them m the ()Tee. he abs. teed Leath run violently against a man, as they were turning out of RuAttl-street into Bow- On the boys being taken before Ntr. kuentsoei. for examination, the person whom Leach had puslied against, attended ; lee .cited his name to be William Prins, and that he re,ided in laterter-stieet ; and, 01.- servoit • th: boys taken into I , tody,hef:lkwed them to the Offise, from curausitY to learn what they ,sere charged a tta On their ent•ance into Bow.stteet, near Cat pm -al's door, Lenora rushed against him, apparently as it he stumbled, anial he nbwvVed his hand near the pocket of his jacket, which was un buttoned, and easy of :access. He immediately pet his hind into his pocket, and found a match, which i.e had no doubt hut the Prisortr put tato bit pocket. H- predated the watch, and it proved to be a valuable gold ore. The Prisoners were committed for further ex amination. E . SHEA: LORD SOMERYJI.Lii.iC-A' Yesterday afterno-ri the tattle, sheep, and pit iorended to be ti is day exhibited for tikt primes give* •y Lord Somerville, Stgan to arrive at the Repose.. tory in Barbican Thry are principally the pros ' arty a the Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Stlishury, e.arl Mans fi eld, Henry Hugh Hoare, k:sq. Char les Nenern, k:sq. Alderman Boydell, and seve ral six,- eminent breeders, including Mr. West,-ar, Ar. Sit Abs, Mr. Mania %Aber, Mr. John King, . Jun , Mr. Jean, Mr. Pire•ford, Mr. Collins, fix. We understand that two fine o:amorgan omen, and , o other oxen, belts, girg to lf, M. j-sty, are upon the mad to the exhibition. TO-morrow we will g.ve further particulars if the price anti other cattle, ttc. _ leemmenimEL... ? The follntr;nz is ..r. Pirs's " 1 tee Sir Walter Fareuhar en* t'imitatid Res 4)4 :44,4 IdeS, es a pref.4%6ml debt. . PI Toidee mallow, pc.. era. With teillsete, from - b. NI , Lut.i. Mr Nree'r, Lord C.tris.gtoo, it.ahuir of Lit.c.. ele.bdee, Mr. Ju-eph Sc.,6th i sad I er...eati, revue ' tit-1r aecrvtance of rt I With, if meer‘eare be o.srld tor 04 it.) mg do.,Dle the W..g S to a:: my AcCfiltlt/ Wl.O w re wit,'" roe er .lere.oe vv. rirr • I 'Hob My 13-4ther, utth tie 11..h0p of Li o. eta, to look r • T my ;t1 rr• , Sc. setae 136) &SAM. I 00.1 mu... th an t sa Mae behind ma •• W PI I T ' Gloat)* sr, the famous comphaer has departed dila life. Many or his musical pr,...10.tt. Its are et cis fist order, and will be retavie4l by every perfeff judze of the di ~ i lc science. Amn chiefly women. s , Arne since collated at Bail, in Switzerland, carrying lanrhorns, broke situ the gallery of the church, which contained that mastet-piece of antiquity, Holbrn's Lnwre of Death, tore it from the walls, and completely de stroyed it. Different motives are assigned for this singular outrage. On Wednesday :meninx, Sir I..inart. Center, of Spro:bro' Hall, nest li , i.caster, Yoric.liir-, ?att. had the misfortur.e .o foll from a pair of library stew, by tilde!, acc,Lat be fradlured his leg a. •0 dreadful a manner, asto render immediate ampu tation mcriary. We are happy to heat, he is in a fair way of recovery. Oa Friday night. about ten o'clock, as a Ship. Chandler, rear the Hermitage-stairs, Warping, was making some large cartridges, cuntainill near a pound of powder each, a spark of a candle infer. tunstely cropped upon the powder, which ex ploded. and Llew the arh..le front of the house eotn ple.ely nut. The Captain of the ship for whom the cartridges were makicg.was in the .hop at the tune ; he, and two otier into, sere dreadfully wounded. The Captain died on Saturday morning. On Saturday morning, at three o'clock. Kenyon Noose, Richmond, in the occupation of Mr. C•atz ens, was broken open by some villains. The family were a.arnsest by the barking of a little Spaniel dog. who was in Mr. Ca at tror.'s bed room. Mr. Caesar-on and.lakapan servant got up, and having arnser themselves with pistols, ;tett in purstnt of the robbers, but in vain. I hey discovered that the villains ha.f catered a room es the first floor, means of a ladder, and cuttingont a square of glass, a 'd had thrown out cf the window property of cos siderable value, ready to carry off. A Cotoner's If:cc:est sat, on Saturday, at the Tuns, Oaf ord-street, on the body of Rachael Gi asset. 1 who was toundeirownesl in the Paddir.gton Canal. on Thursday evening. The deceased tr. appeared was the daughter otresped.ble parents in Hampshire, from whom she had fkii. and had hen married to a person who represented him.eltas a Limstersant of the Navy. Her husband turned out zo be *very dill p. eat character, and the deceased for some time past had led a stretched rife, "'mob so consulsed her faculties, that she was often lost to herself. She - I left her apartment, in Queherstreet, on Wednesday afternoon, as she said, to take a walk, and was not heard of until she was recogussed a corpse.-..-Ver dict Inswary. The Umitet. N.. 1,846, drawn a Prim of 5,;;001. the Sixth Day of the presect Lottery, was wild in Sixteen Sixteenth tr and the Ticket, No. 3,4, a Price of 213,0001. the same day, last Lottery, was scid in t wo Quarter., Tao LJghtbs. a• d Four Sixteenths, by Hoorass and 64.1. Ozdurd.stzeet. aad St. Jamee's.areet. 1 r I Dast, Joni smotl heir t TIN, Ukew I . of .. vete on, tt Ind I at S nce A. LO Lots(l, ~ AU 111 cf. k.c.r I re a•. Noy Ilse D r. 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