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Ticket - Lll lbs. Pelt L.IS 2 01 Eighth L. 2 I t Osaitor . 5 0 Slitt.enth 1 0 0 21/tITb4II42TIIIII ELECTIOK. Sbalsopsore. Tuesday linening. or= CouroilMe Soogratulate the reAl and it de Is....ters an ton event a this daft roll, ' , ea fe torneenni .ent an t Muse wive feel ler the New:our of the all at eetini.h.le , doe to tided to exertiohe ; it la for their anuiss, ti•A t he avian" in &yew M the Constitutional Candi . datio Awl& be is, VIM ea,Plotsbist Irtle pen %hoer .ge of the aspen's, Mende et Mr, She. Adak, and Sir Samuel Need, h ireenrely requ.sted fat to mor row, rl. disks!, the lest *to of the contest The carriage. ins ?Imolai. In bowl et Ste r need Suniett, being adver . • tient to manes at Hisiwa's Hetet, the Committee Romeo el Mt hell, oeinently tne den bole purpose of impeding the Vedle. A. Me' Sliegidan enel.Sit Samuel Hood, the Friers: of elleCoesertimieeme nestieulsilk iesinsd to Lite notice, that. hi esestieg lb. thaw in tittertette-aseet, Our, will proceed to dm sit es quietly es that leave tbeit Oww I•2TtR MUORL, Clubman. • 10 J.tAlliS PJULE., ZSQ. • • - - ant-4 should be the lest person in the work, IS press on gas aernalatei of • privies esters. is s or 4lie contest ; but Wive= diem and (sheet ads isolated te„ to iniectent Ise' ii mid he frieetle, as persons who have leeultee.a gam tespedolde elms .1 tilearil mean the " omen tssisrs,". ▪ potoeysak et the Chy 4 Wonanstee„ I dern...4l gf g i‘ to mem dievaid and asetradia, if pia date, one treiS tbm to ea owe, hp ponies, posing to yew... • *MPG not M Ire oemei, alt own Undo Arakia. aaga i Mud admit meet renyettaldsbeilesseiro. Lamacit. ▪ Okooliorensel ? Serer es has we Me. Lain - tllll bine eh* wiimeamd se yes areal haus stew your fl ea., rem a wi t ) wed tarp belle., Warning you, siva Out Nue* bane ore, and greases as t* Wind. Ores r.Yiaad y trie satin how apetives 44 Siberia?, sod lino star* if he disarmed bias! Did felt elitittehe Illtarer ose Of these atm% slug the day Woe the pre. gent Mahar ,t ohms pia Wood • Ganes be Mel rode. abilaiblug Mr Lainhers to poll far you, you preabed to alba' se yaw UrPlers inseam.. sker she Eirralere druid Its oar. Is waft 1 have no. oared 144 sr oft tK pa 'loaner, sit deep pp pet of it, sad soy NW peals wbd oser m le Whoa yeti. I afar yea aim/ sham fire Mu pa▪ t of the meal of every toed et my state esoms, or Mr. Langan Mameif, and m those meet respect- Wile Mumma. Mr, taigas. of Great bilarlipaeumbstriset, lea J. UMW bit 111011111104111•4 oho have each or tssm Millsiolellogipt fadi Xt. Lambert hia.olf, s hat. ftelt vest MOW M offh ablebdt I toes downtrod. Ai.rwer re is a year pases eittleue a were et at, at yew can Tra brow mg. aed 'Awe so• SOWN rt. 438.14 el Perth. TO TM jitrigr ul.PriL-e'—' ol 7 7.H4ti BRITISH PRESS. Clorkweweet„st. linneet-souate, 11th Nov. 1101. Gls yeset Peeper of this Mem I, thole is an wale, is gor has t•p _totterr i _end bearing Glasser? 4 " /idea vase% et reaes.-....pis meow Naas ins! 1 Novo sr tee Roe mee t. its oreshing epee the of bar . loahmse. f Sellaharest, aramtoperaesi that M. Lumbers add hls Cledryloat sada ware appliardeas to me se 444 she prre .4 mut possailoy aid tmod Pet e sill the dap be , lbw dbe Itedries, whoa I treat se °maw Mr. lambed. I war bob tap n owe of Oast spokeshave, but that I then .gas sty easememeom Webs pas timidiire, Si,, is easa to thie.ilowe swam, les 1 aide 1 boa ma oho Mr raw M i reeldbm Pm Me. hatobas has this saws& aratwiss4 as 4o.ioiesedetlim asea am I arm had say eeasersaicaties allls Met a llawly a inbreed,. wall this wonting, when I `Mod awn hilo fee • Obviate' of she staloment ef the pee. -lended Shoos Yana mothlly thet the agate 4 ihr above mesas,, maw the hem of rasa is a Mon si yam fe/se- Inals, soap as fat M k may lo en mahatma made so ate lip • Cledr, is Mihail of e welended telaira d sae i eMs he *sea me seas Idasamomosai eke, awaits tea giaNd Wilho afthemd et ON fate taps wish this applaattee ear beaded, I eased so inquiry to We mode. and inane duo emalimeibe rs hearbeereritionnail by pops treed, I essisleded M to have *tiresome*. as Mr. Iftesees lMut, deribileo, bers. ash dee too* GI reeilgoil of Feta tuna- sae , aareasir, triariNhos I woo Alp !mohair, with Ass t ammusams they se sell drama Of obiell arimegaol, I sam omasedel, Sir, that Ise sad pesemesbot hdelrdelantr• Baffin Qom year pone foe sisapialsaiellatinSelasse. Is a compasess part 4 the very pat Stawb* at poraspee, I remain, this, peer obedient beetle Savant, JAMES PAULL. sertimm=emsoow TO7IIIE EDITOR OF THE ERITISH PRESS. , to state, that the ob , of Mr. , at • dinner of Mr. Paull's at the Crean end Anchor, on the 17th lost. orpopikried in your Paper. asserting, that a circular Woe of the Doke of Northumberland. refleaing spa the charaiter of the l'reassarr of the Navy, . een: to the Vestries of St. Margaret and St. . Mis, is set true ; nor was Mr. Gobbets so informed k Ms. TM fait is, that • ccarunanicAtion was if, zip go n o . Collbeu, at mettigg, cos ls of towage leiter from his Grace the Ilkbarionhunsimthad. in which, however, the Toraorior el the Neely INS mat iiimeationed. I must roofless I am 1111T7 muck axpriscd that Mr. Cobbett 'Mold occasion the public lbotice of a mat ; tar spoken el is ported confide's:a arising from the cieramatances of the than ensoirog natio& any Sir, poor most obedient servant, Ssaos Seeminemosome. Greer Qatwowirert. #'swaiesew. Wad. 18. 1806. -1 Sea— I ccnceive it oneseary setvathea Mt. Colbset, F• ftidoky AIL PA ULL'S cONSISTENCY. —r-- Tim *react of Mr. hash e s pretending to .IWMr. abitaIDAS I S friends of libelling ass air Woevemaseattaerro, cermet be better as • 161.1 1.161 1 1 rtimra llerl ?testi at s 4l t i h u r St t p i rle i llu alha be, dated the 1106 of Septernber. 1306. The a ....„4111bit VeIItIMIRS 1113 attack the pretensions a Mr. 311111111411 to represent Westminster, can , Asa is better answered, then by repebiishing his allisilOdisastr par egyric ea Mr. SNIIIISDII4. ea • dirk ersaisa. m CANN eraser. St Jatreets-tqnfte, web Sept. test • Teta, aaireiries el tae Decors et um cot) and Liberty al Weiggivuter. es matITLIMEIII..4 heat that etas &Lima teem see 0 prilleaa, and tree low smartly atm.:Y.4l ea the laver v lcd inAllpftill.rocy d Weettato.est • ftto whom otoetiges the ty g a • Kemp are new it evil met as tlegottoi ..testing. et . a. C C HZ Ml i t d ie NEW LI ir l imi t w AI am maw* Draw' iill UAILY . SCHt 4,*: , ', , A. Neal of L. 3.), •Pt I ' s 1.100 Ss.. 4w Tido& 1, • 104 . 17 4 .: 60 to 6o ... to .... 166.066-. _......... L. 660,00 ... ............ - • TRXIITSumI SIIIAItS area Sala at all the LW-INTL° OTTicgS. PUCE. mn.i.... _ w I • r.. Adandlii Tier add artleall eletteideralion. I trust, at all mean, UM yen will foe give olefin', with baffle of the best disposed elsometers in the kingdom, that the fate of the Oomph, in a riot measure will be decided by that at til3 . appromeningg Illection, I presume to put a plain, simple question. es alt those who feel ail do ai, this meet important '.11:110100 you glee any pergola, be his birth - in ;sersoufl ememplialemenu what thry n.av, to succeed the ever to be lamented, the 1171(00034 Mr Fox, unknown, tio• tried, ei a winked charaSer, and, tl say the least of pinion already returned to Parliament by the Grenville famdy— opeahy autiladtni by the Greuville family, in urefertuce to M r Shen.innwleacued, ...fumingly, with thew who now, by the of ?Ir. F..x, r to}..ll. the undoubted preitotidaance in He hiegery's Cnuneil•-faseith those who, for upward.; of twenty years, stimoired every measure at the adnanntration of Mr. P.ti--eith those whs, for that period, warred with every principle of liberty, every principle of reform. every principle calculated to stern corropt,on, proposed and advocated by hies who was the best nay of Britain ; leagued with end supported av those (in ineference to Mr. She. idan), wbo suipen as s continued ii n opposition to Mr. Sheridan) to suspend, the those, *4qm. fi4l, who supported and carried the Goniv /Ws w .t•., by violence, temerity, and folly. caused the battle of tlarsngo and the iuwegueot swan. asetnont of France; with those who , trallow in wealth, drained horn else labour. of the poor, and enjoy salaam, sinecures, and pennons. at the same time, which es mut fitto laws can ntolyi Mahe legal, but newer to.eratte ; with those who Instituted the State Tnas ; with those who exiled Mr Fox ; with those who 'rased Mr. Fox off the list of Privy Counsel ing., and, at far as in tneni lay, blasted his well-earned fame; with these who 'would have conduCted Mr. Fox to the ecalold for hie expels...ion of those seutinicats which you ever ap plauded, approved, and now hold sacred; or will you not, rallying round his yet unburied, but haltinwed re.nains, de termine to elect a Falite i, reeky-sue powessia' g sit you, late illustrious Chin's principles, mush of his talents, end equal, of Integrity; one unsullied in his private cha ratter; one who goods coisspicuOtitiss the eyes el all turoPe, as the man best caleuletell to stand In tbe Gap, and to arrest eormption. In the very centre of the Senate; ow whose patriotism, and virtue and enewili. em, aml,peroomeames. ere calculated (though calumniated for a fund as Mr. Fox was). to Irises the loss we all deplece, and to raters freedom to has country. . If such is roar deterpilnatlon, If ylu prefer Skeet, to ''.'idavery. and who Mil dnuSitt ? udl yam hesitate for a moment tit lisreeing Sit Prance summa. oli-Dlisolutiou of PasLaqinfat is now universally discredited, ' add Sir Frauds Burdett cannot, therefoir he In Paniasnant IMthe Ciantit, perhaps lb! two ; and at so mementoes periled at than piers*, is it Ia It limper, is it We, that $ chaiaSer such salts he aortae the Bubo? I%seethe response to ynur own Maas; imedi •tber Inament glorious sp. portunity is neglected, for angst* the &Morn and hada peodence of the first city is the world, F.ngland will long, will for ever, lament the unhappy event; and H Pesos, and the dig iii d charities sif human noon,' nth' Liberty torstf, may be Mid truly to hew been *NMI "eephsas en the world." At the Geneve Iftwilen, after having by his services still farther sedeareil himself in the twins of his caustspuen, Sir Francis Burdett will sot be Heim debarred horn witernieg le those eonstituenn, whose pertiality he has so justly merited, and se whearhis gratitude. bless ; anti r im, w ill theta have an elipsitenky, worthy and independent Irreemesi, to newt beck to hiss who has been, as he *opt to have liren.the Got abject of yaw choice, ; 1 mein te %iv. MetYe, whose tendazt on the present occasion, (Inideler. NM peeper, on &Mg as his motives ha bees). has ditepheintill every thee friend 1 to lite: ti. renerty, and lrtgepmaise. Should I*. Servidon, itofesetenerwhy. at the General Elsa time, still decline Torn partially Per Ina, teed Peres, le the mean time (ter ho s now to Porliefeeetq by the biers: ef Lind Grenville) will, is the Senate, hem egomania to room hinesalf pairarelly, Mhe an del** Illno=r e slM being what Mr Fes bad j u dg e d., th e /ape is thii worhl—" the weillty Reoreaentstive of Wentnilester.` I have the Ninon to seasewbo wig% With evilly wrohnelkit of .10341C4 • Tees faithful Servant, JAMES PAULL. hTowlet any man of consent* sense and common honesty Partite of the follooroielio, hoeing thus writ see aid published, dares to tithe the hoe he does. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Novelises 19. The accounts from the Cape of Good Hnpe, the receipt of which we announced yesterday, come down to the 13th September. Letters had bean re ceived there oa the first of that month, from the Mauritius and Madras, stating, that tlse Women liewiegs. Captain LAS LINN filial China for Lon den, fell in with a French 44 gun frigate. and en gaged her for X hours and 40 minutes. when she disabled her so. as to prevent a pursuit. The Wens* Had* its lost her main-mast and mieen.mast, and at tempted to make off under her foresail, but it was no sooner set. than the crippled mast fell. and the was compelled to strike. At present the Cape is well garrisoned. The garrison consists of a detachment of the 20th dra gems ; the 21st dragoons, ahem 900 strong ; the 2d Foot, or Queen's, a detachment ; the 60th, four battalions ; the 72d, 83d, anal 93d, all nearly about 1000 each, besides the Cape Regiment. They were all in high health and spirits, and an excellent state of discipline. : Col. Vanes. is Consameditat at Cape Town. and Colonel Bata. at Simon's Town.— The latter had recently sent the 47th, and two com panics of the 544, to South `America, to reinforce General Basesroao. An account of the fall of Monte Video, was daily expeeed at the Cape. usemm-__.-inemetee His MAJUTY is gaped'd in town this day. Yesterday, a Board of General Officers was held at the Duke of YORK'S Office ' in the Horse Guards, upon some new regulations about to be adopted to the Military College at Marlow. There were pre sent Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yoax, K [NT, and CA 111111110014 the Adjutant and Quarter !Master General. together with several General Of ficers. Lor3 HUTCHINSOP and his brother, the Hon. Calms.. HELY HUTCRINSON, einbarked, on Wed nesday last, at Dublin, for Holyhead. Previous to their departure, the latter published an Address to the Eleaors of the City of Cork, commenting with the following paragraph : la enclimoeoce of a letter which I have this eserattut re mew* I am wider the necessity of repairing to Loodon with every priostie d'epatch, is order to accompany my brother, Lod iftweirinsies, mom a mimeo of consideraeie importance to me Worms of the empire." We und.trstand, his Lordship is to proceed im mediately LIO the Prussian and Russian hea..l-coar- E . rel 11 ,44e r i.:5:* i f .. . 1Z .. ~ -1%, THEATRE. COVENT.O•IIOiN. The Play of C. riolanus was performed here, last night, to a brilliant ar.d crowded audience. It proceeded with great eclat to the second seen: in the 13seaa, where Vofunotio solicits Co? arlanas to spare Rome, when a large apple was thrown from a side box on one of the upper tiers. The apple struck the stare, close to the feet of Mrs. SIDDONI and Mr. K tst at. V, .igainst ore n. whom it is supposed to have been dirrtled. Mr. KE SIDLE immediately picked up the apple, and advancing to the front of the stage, as soon as silence could be obtained, thus addressed the audience " Lollies and Gentlemen—l have bnen many years ac quainted with the ►enevolence and liberality of a London audience, but we cannot prow ed, this evening, with the per forinai.ce, unless we are proteaed, especially when Ladies are thus exposed to insult," (pointing to Mrs. Stdduns). (Loud plaudits). A person in the Gallery exclaimed, "we can not hear." Mr K &MILS came forward, folding his robe round his left arm, and, addressing himself ukase gallery, said— " I will raise rny voice, sail the gallery shall hoar ins." After the tnmult and noise had abated, Mr. Kali_ eta proceeded:— . . " Ladies and Gentlemen—.l throw myself upon the high sense of breeding that distinguishes a London audience ; a.id I offer, in the name of myself and the other Proprietors, one hundred guineas for t h e detrains of the laical who has been gutty of this ail." (A bawl erg of serer./ secure f) Mr. KaMILC again came forward, I never shall be wanting in my duty to the public, but. nothing shall induce me to suffer insult. lf," addressing himself to the part of the house front which the apple was thrown, " you well point out any thin,: that has given offence, I shall easel myself with all possible energy fur its irmoval " Here the clamour subsided, and the play was re sented. The apple, which was a large golden pippin, is supposed to have been thrown in a frolic, by ear of the Cyprian tribe. FASIIIONA BLB MARRIAGE. Report states a treaty of marriage to be nn the tapis between the Hon. GEORG& WILLIAM COV EN ra v. eldest son of Viicuunt Dalian eSST, and gt and pan to the Marl of COVEIrTIT, and the lovely Miss HONOR.• BL 41C at youngest daughter of the late JOSEPN Bt.* Kt, Esq. of Ardfry, in the county of Galway, sister to the Countess of Easoct. and the late Lord W CLICOV.T. Miss ELaac is just nine teen, and combines all the fascination of beauty, with the o ssost refined and amiable manners. Mr C v is twenty-two years old, and not less amiable than bras Bsana.—A predileilion for Irish is inherent in the COTISTIST tamily. The int ss of the present Earl sera cne of the eelebisted Miss GUNNING% eldest sister to the late Dodson of HAsitros and A 'meta. The fame of these ladies for beauty has already outlived hall a otatoty. .41.4111111 G ACCIDENT. We asemeeh asacemed to state, that the beatttl fal Mi•a Cement. of Bath, bas ant with a meet serious act dent. A case of pistols unfortunately lay in a room *here Miss Commis and a young Lady were sitting. whe, in a frolie, took up one of them. and, presenting it at bet friend, exclaimed, G. I will shoot you ;" sad, mapping it. lodged a ball and the wadding between the thigh and the hip of her dear and beloved friend Miss Census. The ball and the wadding have been extrafted, and great hopes were entertained of Miss Cowan's recovery, when our account left Bath. Lady Nasal sad the HOD. MISS DIV/MOND are expelled. next week, at their house in GrMvenot square from Drummond Castl e , Per t h s hi re . Colonel BR•11110/4T and family are expelled. next week, at their house in Ponman-oquare. Irons York shire. The Dowager Lady Para, is gorse on a visit to Lord and Lady Pares, at Thotndoa Hall, near Beentwood. Essex. Mrs. Se IRIDAN, we are happy to state, is perks"- ly recovered from her late indisposition. The Mtafmtis and Marchioness of Hermit o's House, is Manchester-square, is preparing for the receptive of the family. who are expelled in a ten da $ from Ragler Hall, Warwickshire. Lord and Lady STMILIT arrived, yesterday. at the Oahe, from Lancashire. The Duke and Duchess of &Laurette will not gems to town until the meeting of Parliament. The last arrivals at Clifton, near Bristol, are LIM, Immo, Srr W. and Lady Pole, Mr all Mn. Susi, Mr. and Mrs. Anon, Mr. and Mn. Hewn, Mn. all Miss Toe, Mrs. Cooper, Mn, Maannebudd, Mr. beenseagas, Mr. Standees, Mt. Hops, he. The arrivals at the liotwells. Bristol, last week, ITT Capt. and Mn. Reeve, Mr. and Mn. leggy, Mr. and Mn. Burnley, Mr. Mn and Mass Rodourgis, Mr. end Mrs. Ulding, Mr. and Mm Thomas. The morning of fnesday the !Ist ult. mu ushered in at Hosinet by the ringing of bells, firing of guns. eannen,tc to celebrate the safe arrival of /trot si• LD Hem, Esq. who returned from a tour through part of Prqssia, Germany, Russia, Turkey, kc. kc. The Flndnot company of Shropshire Volun teers was called out on the occasion, and treated with a dinner, etc. there were three sheep roasted ; of which, they, with their wives and families, par took ; and the remainder was distributed, with ale, bread, veiptables, and paddin . gs, to the po• r spec tators. Ihe tables, three in number, were laid nut before the hall gates ; and nearly three heAred persons were regaled. The whole was concluded with the greatest order and propriety, and did cre dit to the managers. Several loyal patri tic songs were sung, and nonsernus toasts givers. In the evening, the company retired to a ball, whico lasted with great mirth, conviviality. and good hansom, till a late hour on Wednesday morning, when the company departed to their respedhve homes; every one appeared pleased and rat tied. Riel4 AI D Hama has obtained p• izes at Ox ford, for being the &other nit Pale:4% The Pao eJ Momeir, and The Lea Del. LAW 1 NTF I, I, IC ENCE. COURT OF OF KINTS BENCII, WF.STMINSTER --N„,. is, CRIMIb:An. INFORMATION'. The greater part of this day was co:or:pi-1 ~ law arguments, of no publi c inter es t whatese'r. Those being concluded, Mr. GAIIkOW applied to the Cau-t on ba.b a lr c .- the Earl of Moira, for leave to file a cri.ninal inha: martian against a Mr. Ambrose Charles, for (as th e Learned Counsel stated) a gross and scandalous label against the Noble Earl. as one of His Majesty% Cabinet Ministers, charging him with *busing i ; : a situation, and betraying his trust, by stoc k-jlbbi nz and communicating to cert a in persons that 4..4 r ligence, which should be only known to'hima.e:f, as a Cabinet Minister. The label ha complainaa of was not a printed publication, bet in the form of a private letter to Lord Grenville, which, from the nature of it, his Lordship felt himself obliged to communicate to Earl Spencer, and afterwareh to Earl hlnia a himself The person against whom he complained (NI. Charles) was a Clerk in the Bank. of Itnglan.l, and he should prove, by another Clerk, the letter to he his hand-writing. N a: merely that, but he would further prove his acknow. ledgrnent to Lord Grenville. The letter was nearly as follows :- 4. MY LORD-wThe contents of this letter are of too is. portant a nature to need any particular apology frost me. 1 venerate your character too such net to separate vou hen 11, odiurs which attaches to two members of the Cahiliet Counci', and which you will feel must bring dawn disgrace and no., upon the whole Administration. Lord Moira, wit itorop ei t y lends his name to important cornmenicationi; end Alexstida r Davidson is the broker who participates with his Lo•dship is the profits. The runners of sire or two Newspapers make a boast of his co:nrousieations, with the utmost conliden:e A broker also spoke of a letter which had bet ~ received flea Lord Moira, announcing the arrival of a Messenger from France, who only preceded the return of Lord Leit4sisitlei -I..td Moira has always hell himself ton cheap 3 and, Ilex, onnething like - ea of gratitude may lead bi ro beysed ins duty. II despi 0 s,and we mu.: not be delivered ever to the hazard table This letter concluded with stating, t h at t h e hi g h .., respell he entertain:d for his Lordship, had induced him to make this communication in complete con. fidence, but if his Lotdahip wished to see him, he would prove these fads. 'lbis letter was dated the l'ian of August, and received about that time by Lord Grenville ; who, thinking from its Spoor, that it was by no means to he considered a private affair, be ac cordingly menti - ned Stan Earl Spencer, who joined in the affidavits upan which the application was . grounded. Mr. Davielt• n was a respectable banker. and, along with Mr. Bride, his broker, had denied any such transactions having taken place. The Court ordered the affidavits to be read.— They were the joint affidavits of Lord Grenville, Earl Spencer, Earl Moira, Mr. Davidson, and Mr. Bettie, denying, in the most positive terms, the transactions or communications alluded to in the libel, to have taken place. Mr. Davidson an . ‘h:-. Battle most positively denied having at soy rime received such. or an/ other corhmunicatioc, fawn Lord Moira ; and has Lordship, in the most des tided and unequivocal terms, denied ever having made any SOS! of communication to o:case, or either of those Gentlemen, or ever having lent his name to influence his dealings in thi public funds. He never received any money on such speculations. or par ticipated in any profits from such transaaions; and deposed, that the whole of the letter swat; false and uatrue.—Upon this, the Court' granted a rule to chew _Cause. summoseemorem-_ THE MAIRCHIONESS OF DOWNSHIRE. By the death of Lady Sandys, which happened OR the Isr instant, at Ombersley Court, Worcester shire, all the large possessions Lif her husband the late Lord Sandys, Baron of Ombersley, have de volved upon his niece the Marchioness of Down shire, who is the sole heiress, lineal descendant. and only remaining branch of his Lordship's family, u well as of those of the last Earl of Stirimg, the Lord Viscount Blundell, the celebrated statesman and scholar Sir William Trumbull, and other an cient families.—Soon after the decease of the late much lamented, truly noble, and patriotic Marquis of Downshire, whose memory will long be dear to Ireland, His Majesty was pleased to revive the title of Sandys, by creatiag the Marchioness of Dbwn shire, Baroness of Sandra, in her own right, with remainder to her Ladyship's second son, Lord Ar thur Hill, and her three other younger sons, and their issue successively.—The Marchioness may, therefore, now be considered one of the richest, as she was before, one of the most distinguished or natnents of her sex in the Empire. .. Mr. Paver% aid* whom Mr. Faesta, of Perth. mentions in his hitter, is certainly in the situatioa there described, bat we have some reason to believe. that the guinea was not sent at all. this poi.r old man's name is Anaiss, he is the /interne'. uncle of Mr. PAULL, and has bad lately a daughter, first cousin to the 'Truest Candidate for Westmingeer married to a young lad working at a laborious tin. *runt for twelve &hilltop pet weeks we under stand this young woman has also applied w Mr. PAULL, and met with the same ill success as her father. A Large party of Mr. PAULL'S friends, among the populace, paraded the streets, last oigit, with a transparency, elevated upon a pole, soliciting an early attendance, this day, at the hustings Yesterday, the Lotto Maroc, on inspelliog the returns of the rnealweighe.s, ordered the pr.ce of bread to be reduced hell an ess;te, which will take place to-morrow, when the quertem loaf, wbeatens will be sold for Is. Id. and household I I (al. Early on Wednesday m .ruing, a fire happened in a tim e of e"lliers' hnu.a, near Capringicn Gaze. Ayrshire, by which scree of them wete buried -town. fhe drawing of the Lottery finished on Saturday last, the 15th in.tent. the Tickets Ne 9,55 n. .034 19.374, (haven last week. the former a Prize of 40.0001 the letter of 10.0001. were both sold in Snares at Messrs. HAiSidD, ISuava. Sad CO.'S Of fice, 0.1. Royal F.sebange, London. Tickets and Soares ere new on sale for the ensuing Sate Lottery. s' e drawing of which begins January l 3. 1807 The Sche-rse contains two Prizes el 30,01)0.. t 20.0001 two 0. 10,0001. three of 5.0u01. t. &c Order. fro ri the Coon,-v. are,mper.ed by in tences, will be executed on the id= term , it present.