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1 1 opinion, and every body Adroit , it to be a intbjeCt of the greatest Interest." The Levrneri Gemletnan was proceeding, when Le checked houself with the ob servation, that he ttared he was a little lite:pa - Er. This prodnced a sniiie ; upon which he observed, that he believed on ',tie who had spoken had reason , to triumph user the other, as the Right Hon. Se t era try, in speaking tw i ce, and several other Mem -1 ' bers had been somewhat out of order. 11,- coo- I • eluded with the observation, that if the military , opinions were withheld, the inference would be, that they were adverse to the plan of the Right Hon. Gentleenun. (Mr. Windh:mi.) Mr. FOX rose to speak to order. He was called pp by what had fallen from the last Speaker on the pow of irregularity. li , s having tisen twice dur ing this disetw,cv, was occasioned by an observation addressed to him by an Huts. Member on the subject of a ithdrawing the motion, and did not, he thought, subjeet hips to censute. i The SPEAICHt said, it had been stated that order had been broken by the Right Hon. Se cretary, in speaking twice. It occurted to him at the time of the Right Hon. Gentleman's rising ; but it also occurred to him, that he was called up, and he (the Speaker) hoped the House would not Wall the citcumstance ton nicely. Mr. PERCIVAL stated, that he did not make a serious complaint of irregularity, or he would have appealed to the Chair. Lord DE FILAQUIERE, Mr. PERCIVAL, and Mr. WINDHAM, explained. The latter ob set ved, that it was no part of his plan to disband any of the forces of the country. Lord 'VEMPLE thought, that the case which had been instanced, afforded no precedent in sup p,,rt rf any Motion like the one at present before the House. His Loroship read part of a copy of a letter from Lord Sidney, to the-Duke of Richmond, by which it appeared, that the commission then insti tuted, and whose opinions were afterwards called for by Path intiir, was for the purpose of itsspeaing - --4 tortd ' .. - a division. Mr. Secretary Windham brought up a Rill for repealing the Aft of tl•e 44th of His Majesty, commonly called the Defence AA. Upoa the question being put that it be read a first limo, General TA RLETON rose to call the serious at teinion of the House to the papers on the table, re speElii g this Aft, which, on ferusal, would show it to have been a measure highly useful to the at my in general, and equal in the diffusion of its opera tion over the population of the country. He hoped the House would pause butore they consented to the repeal of a measure which had 13-en so eminently beneficial, although the Honourable Gentlemen by whom it had been decried, started from it as from a couch, atter seeing a vision. By the pages of the I. book on which he laid his hand (the Returns ender the Lkance A 3, Mrs I . tieg en the tebk), the House ' would decide between the supporters and the op posers of this measure, and he earnestly exhorted , every Member to examine it. Mr. HAWTHORN said, the result of the inves tigation would be a conviftiou that the measure had completely Mt. PERCIVAL wished the House would look into the book, which had been recommended to therm in refutation of what. had just be. a ad vanced. It. would chew, that the efficient opera tion of the AR, had even more than justified the promise of the lamented Statesman, under whose auspices it had been introduced. On the 6th of March, last year, his deceased Friend found, that its average produce, for the previous three months, had been 200 Recruits weekly. He ' estimated, therefore, that it would produce 9or 10,000 men ; and he asked, whether, with this in formation, the House could determine to repeal it. If a.calculation be made from the 14th of March, it will appear that •pwards of 9,200 has been raised under it. If, therefore, there were Gentlemen who thought last year that it would net fulil the expec tations entertained of it, why, now that it has per formed more even than was calculated upon, should tlaey desire to repeal it ? The average of the last three months, is a fair proof that it will still go on succession! , obtaining men. In fifteen weeks it has i aired 3,642, at an average of 238 men per week, or 13,600 a year; during the next ten weeks, `.27; men per week ; and dunng the last five weeks, • when the txpeOation prevailed of its repeal, it has raised 366 men per week, which is at above the rate of 111,000 men a year. Lord TEMPLE said, the lion. Gentleman had la:d down a course of reading, for which the House must feel obliged to him. His Lordship too wished the reading should be deep, and since the Gentlemen had returned from the Quarter Sessions in the coun try, they would have to blend with it the informa tion they had received of the way in which the aa had been received by the country. Colonel CRAUTU RD expressed a doubt whe eler any men bad been raised i by it. It was only the gt‘'at addi:i twhich had been offered for 'hat <eerie • ad them. The till .'(refit time. Upon the questiortr • ". 7' ,setand time on Thurs day nes 4 . 8 • 00;• Mr. CANNING said, that, whatever were the merits nr demerits of the At proposed to be re pealed. it certainly raised n.rn. Whether it was the very best measure that could be devised, was not the question ; bot, looking to it is a resource, lie should, on the day mei:tinned for the second read ing of the Bill now introduced, take the sense of the House, whether it were expedient to repeal one pro dir.live measure, Wore Parliament was sure that any thing solid and operative was proposed in its stead. The Right Hm. Gentleman (Mr. Wind ham) had proceeded in a most inverted order, by calling upon the House to give up what they have, before he has any thing to supply the /,inita. Mr. FOX said, that if his Right Hon. Friend had had nothing to propose but the repeal of this Ad, be would have voted for it ; for if it had never passed. we should have had more men than we have now (Hear! hear !): by the papers it would be Ap parent, that there was not one man raised by the Ad, whom we would not have had without it. General TARIATON said. that in all the con versation he had had with Officers, he was given to understand, the Al had raised more men than any other. - The question was then carved, and the Bill or dered to be printed. Mr. ROSE deferred the Motion, of which he bad given notice (respeding the Suspension of the Navigation Laws in the Westlndies), until Monday. The Tortola Free Port Bill went through a Com mittee, the Report was re:eived, the Bill ordered to be re-committed to-morrow te'nnight, and, in the interim, to be printed. On the motion of the ATTORNEY-GENE RAL, the Slave Trade Prohibition Bill was ordered to be read a second time. The Tax Bills went through Committees, as well as the Exchequer Bills Bill, avid the House ad journed at eleven o'clock. THE BRITISH PRESS, LONDON, FRIDAY, Aram IL . An interesting debate took place, last night, in the House of Commons, upon Mr. Yoac c's motion for the produaion of the opinions of certain General Officers, relative to enlisting soldiers for limited service. The Hamburgh Mail due on Wednes:/ay arrived yesterday. It has brought letters and papers to the 12th instant, the contents of which are of consider. able importance. The Prussian expedition against Swedish Pomerania has Leen given up, and the troops which were to have composed it, have re ceived counter or .ers. The Swedish troops have evacuated the Duchy of Lauenberg, and Prussia will only send into it a force sufficient to take peace- able possession. ' The occupation of the Bocca di Calabro, by the Russians, still continues a subjeft of diplomatic dis cussion, and is said to have encreased the differ ences between Austria and France. Ile Russian Ambassador at Vienna, in his answer to the re monstrancE of the Austrian Minister, co:ttends that Austria havirg agreed to surrender that place to France within 40 Jays, it became, after that time, a fair °Ned of attack by a Rus.ian force. Mean time the departure of the French troops from the Austrian territories is deferred. The fortress of Braunau is to be retained. Marshal Sours is to remain in Bavaria ; and General DLROY was to set out from Munich, on tha 27th, for the Tyrol. The English prisoners at Verdun, hoping that they will be soon set at liberty, lately testified their joy, by giving a ball and supper. The intelligence in the Hamburgh Papers, under the Paris head, state, that memorials have been transmitted to the Government, from the cities of Bourdeaux, Nantz, and Lyons, in which thcy srongly insist upon the advantages which France derives from the independence of the Haas Towns. Yesterday morning the Duke of Yong transacted business with His MAJZSI v at the Queues House. After the Drawing-room at St. James's, their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Sot HIA of Giou cu• rLs and Crs AILLOT T 1 of WALLS, aid the Dukes of Cumber' LAND and CASIIIIITIGC. dined with Their MAJESTIES, at the Quinn's House. In the evening Their MAJtsr Its had a Cara-party at the Queen's !louse. About noon, this day, Their Majesties and the Painctsses are expected to return to Windsor. It is understood, that an Order of Council has been prepared, for laying an embargo on all Ham burgh and Bremen vessels and property, the carry ing of which into effefl depends upon circumstances. The Order, it is reported, will extend to all vessels belonging to ports contiguous to the F.lbe, Weser, and Ems, and such other ports as are under the do minion or influence of Prussia and France. A meeting of the St. Saviour's Volunteer Corp. sill be held this evening, for the purpose of investr eating the condua of their Committee for disband ing that Corps. Letters have been received, which state, that the squadron under the command of Sir J. B. Wnaagn, was in lat. 29, 00, N. long. 26, 00, W. on the Bth ultimo. ...... Ch,irles Ilexasmisgs and Gorge BetaA were yester day taptallq cortziata, at the Old Bailey, of rob long the Bev. Hewitt Outten Oaoa. The parti culars of this extraordinary case are already bifore the pnblic. The two Prisoners, and another man, met the Prosecutor at ten o'clock at night, on the 24th of Match last, in the Strand, and dragged him down a lane, where they extorted from him his pocket-book, containing a draft (or lEil. with which they ran off. and fortifying the dock•ysrds, and Jirceting other Treasures of det:•nce. Hi; Lordship said, this was •• 1 1,uard ; and the House prayed His Majesty • 4 ••kr reports as could Le safely r vre them. This could not "vent case, in which the yr Jpinions, wvre in no Was a great analogy abers of Board of spoken, were not paid to Officers high in rank tlis Majesty to see how , fortified, a duty even of (the- present, and .in the „E, difficult, and confidential. ,st thought the cases different, „4m,, which it was the object of ,Istain, could oaly be acquired by a .tasty. The papers were addressed is -‘to the Commander in Chief, and it now impossible to procure their revision, a had been hinted at, by officers, who were dis- persed in all direflions. There was not the least y grcund to suppose, that this Motion could he complied with. The Motion was then put, and negatived without BLit MAJESTY'S DRAWING ROOM. Yesterday, about two o'clock, Her MAinsTv :Arne from the ()uteri's House to St. James's, ani held a Drawirg-room, which was attended by three of the Par Nc esses, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes Of KENT an.] CA mnitITGE, the Loam CHANCELLOR, the CHANteLLott of the Exert Nuts, • the SECRE TARIES of STATE ♦ the ATTORNEY and SOLICIIOR GENERAL, the Cuter JusTice of the COMMON PLEAS, the LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL to the Prince of WALES, the LORD MAYOR of LONDON, the FOIIIEION AM BASSADORS, and a great number of the Nobility and Gentry ; among whom we nruiced— Duke of Athol. Duchesses—Athol, Roxburgh, Gordon, Gafton, and Nor thumberland. Marquises—lllandford, and Stafford. Marchianesses—Sligo, Stafford, Waterford, Doitegal, Bath, Exeter, and Weneeley . Early--Mativers, Chatham, Romney, Lansdale, Percy, Carysfnrt, Mansfield, Powi-, Ilardwicke, Lauderdale, Camer oon, Hereford, Aherdeen, Atliktrie, Forteseue, Casidis, Spen cer, Westmorland, Euston, Morton, Mountitorris, Elgin, Enniskillen, Rosalyn, Alsingdon, Gosford, Macclesfield, Al les ford, Harrington, and Kinneul. Countesses—Limerick, M insfield, Fauconberg, Portsmouth, Kenntare, Fortescue, Aylesford, Tankerville, Morton, Powis, Westmorland, Ilchester, Ormond, Grey, Elgin, Uxbridge, Errol, Pomfret, Radnor, Pertarlington, Cassilrs, EnniAtllen, Rosalyn, Clonmell, Gusford, Harrington, Maccelsfield, Car digan, Bruhl, and Camarvini. Viscounts.—Castlereagh, Howie, Primrose, Gage, Smiley, Hereford, Griniston, Garlies, and Down. Viscomitesses--Castlereagh, Hampden, and Hereford. Lools—Wilton,J. Murray, Kinooul, Boyce, Keith, Digby, Cape!, Berwick, Henniker, Walpole, Eldon, Braybrooke, Eliot, Blaney, Paget, Bayning, H. Fitzgerald, Erskine, Gren ville, Perth, Boston, Rendleaham, Maraham, Somerville, Catheart, Big it, F. Spencer, Sondes, Anson, Kintraird, Su mer:, Clonhrock, Lindsay, Beresford, Amherst, Arden, Wil loughby de Broke, Selitea, llawkesbury, J. Thynne, Gower, 11. Petty, Carrington. and Rodney. Ladies--Leveson Gower, A. Ferteseue, C West, Eldon, M i lls, Fielding, Henley, Vincent, A Bennett, Wellby, Wilton, H. D. Hamilton, Brownlow, Berstein, Collier, Mar sham, Metcalf, Murray, Cornwell, Keith, Fulkes, Combo, Binning, Crawford, Chandler, Hamilton, Russel, E. Hall, .1. Dawkins, C. Waldegrave, Bayning, Brown, Randal, C Bad ham, Young, H. Finch, Hale, M. Wellesley, Price, C. Dur. ham, Baker, Romilly, L. Cadogan, Hartwell. Winttesley, A. Beams*, C. Balms', Lmhington, Smith, Calcraft, Acorn.. sham, Cotton, Somers, Peele, Chambers, Bolton, Camp bell, L. Spencer, Beresford, W. Wynne, Alvanley, Le De spencer, H. Fitzgerald, C Preby, Woriehouse, M. Erskine, Travers, Mount Stevraa, Pechels, Ely, Ariaon, Crauley, El rho, tsittdmay, Brumley, Ilippesley, H. Grey, J. Parry, Har rifind, Clunbrock, L. Darner, Graham, De La Warr, Kilrnain, Douglas, Harrold, C. Darner, Howard, Har vey. M , Cleod, Gordon, M. F. Hatton, Baker, A. Murray, Allen, C. Douglas, E. nouglas, 2 Strangeways, Grafton, Loachlvv, E. Ruder, A. Bennett, C. Cadogan, Barnard, Sher. borne, Acheson, Beresford, Broderick, J. Parker, Cathcart, Hswkeshory, M. Thynne, C. Thynne, C. Finch, M. Finch, F. Merton, Calthiorpe, an,l D. Smith. A rchishopi--Cashel, and Tuam. Bishomo-.St. /mph, Bristol, and Exeter. Ambassadors--iwedish, ',Ankh, Imperial, Neapolitan, Por turiese, American, Russian, Hessian, and Sardinian. Count Worrinsow. Generals--Whitelock, Rose, Burton, Lumley, Don, St. John, Paget, Winyard, Dyot, Cotton, Balfour, Grenville, Grey, Hodson, Fitzpatrick, Stavely, and Burton. Colonels—Walpole, Howard, Askew, Wheatly, s t roL,,,s, Cooke, Spencer, Jones, Wiegfie,d, Beckley, Cole, Dyke, Carysfort, Ayres, Vansi•tart, Coke, and Thomas. M ijors--Cust and Grinisten. Captaitia—Pierrepoint, Duff, Whitby, and Bennett. Sirs—James Hall, William Meadows, James Mansfield, T. Trigye, If. D. Hamilton, G Cornwell, J. Crauford, C. Saville, Le Blanc, W. Jones, A Ranssden, S. Romilly, J. Wiottesley, J. Earner, J. Pulten^y, F. Hartwell, W. Scott, G Strong, C. Talbot, S. Cenral, H. Combo, S. Meadows, I. Montgomery, J. Harrington, P. Fisica, A Grant, J. Hippei ley, and F. Vincent. Drs. Legge, lieberden, Reynolds, and 'Watson. Among the Presentations to Her M mese . T were— bud Rmnaird, on his coming to his title, by Sir James Pulteriey. Earl of Casailis, by the Earl of Uxbridge. Countess of Cilia is, by the Countess of Uxbridge. Earl and Countess of Eaniskillen, on their inarnage, by this Earl. of Uxbridge. Lady Gordon and Mrs. Bennet, by the Marchioness of Exeter. Donor Ileberden, on his new appointment, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Amelia Murray, by the Duchess of Athol. Capt. and Mrs. Whaley, by the Lord ill Waiting. Gen. Grey, ►y the Lord in Waiting. Viscount and Viscountess Hereford. Mrs. Cosnbe and Miss Combe. Lady Charlotte Proby, by tier mother, the Countess ol Ca r ysfort. Lord Semen, nn coming to his title. Miss Hales, by her mother, Mrs. Hales 'rue Countess of o,mond and Lady Hattie Butler. Earl Mainers, oo coming to his title, by Sir Sydney Mea dows*. Miss Doman, by Lady H D. Hamilton. Miss Boyer, by the Honourable Mrs. Anson. Lady Acheson, by Cuuntess Gosford. Miss Broderick. Beek Taylor, Esq. on his return from Hesse Castel. Marqms and Marchioness of Waudruni, by Countess of Mac. lashed. Mrs. Poplin Lady Rendlesham, by the Countess of Westmorland. Lady Roslyn. Muss Keith. Miss Dawkins. Lord Howie, on coming to his title. Lord Gower, by his Father, the Marquis of Stafford. Carl Abi Ardor', by LAM Cage. Mr Williams (Member for Great Marlow) by the Earl of Uxbridge. Mrs. Milburn, by the Ccintess of Uxbridge. Dr. Alston, of Spring Gardens, on be:irg appointed Physi cian Extraordinary to Her Majesty. Mrs Henry Wheatley, by the Duchess of Northumberland. Colonel Coke, by M.. Blackburn. Sir Alexander Ramadan. Hoare Ilarland, Esq. Mrs. Gordon, by the Duchess of Northumberland. The lion Mr.a. Erskine, by the Duchess of Guidon. Miss Henrietta Sayiile, by the Coubtees of Portsmouth. Mss Simpson by Mrs. Gunning. Mrs. Walter joi.es, by Mrs. Morton Pitt. Miss Blake, by the Countess of Errol. Lady Clnbrock, by ditto Countess Grey, chs cumin( to . her Lady Hannah Grey, by her mother Countess Grey. Countess of P:lgin, on her return from the C..hihne.iti. Lady Theodusia eery, by her mother, Countess of Limerick. • '..ady Russell, on her morn from Ind.. Mess Russell, by her mother, Lady Russell. Miss Graham, by her mother, Lady Graham. The Rev. C SORGE HEMS GLASSE, Secretary to the Sons of the Clergy, had the honour of present ing to Her MAJ EST V the Sermon preached at the last anniversary, by the Rev. CUAKLIES Baaate, Sub-Dean of Wells. At a quarter before five o'clock the Drawing room cloyed, and Her Mai EST v returned to the Queris's House. It was with the ntrrnst difficulty that the Police- Officers, Islarshalmen, and Porters, kept orskr, at:d prevented accidents among the amazing crowd of carriages and chairs on this occasion. FORLIGN INT; LMTSCE. NIAII.. VIF.NNA. AERIL 4. Franco 1`.3% not failed to complain of the ovciinx. tion of the Cattalo by the Russians, and circuM. stances have furnished her with some very speekn, reasons for this complaint, as 80 Auste ions were ftil in the fortress, when the Russians tnrk possession. Great complaints have, in consequence, been mad, to the Cabinet of Vienna, which , it s' said, has given ground for sticisk;usi of bad faith, secret in trigues, and a culpable understanding with the Court of St. Petersburg, Ste. The Austrian Mi. nis;ry endeavoured to prove the contrary ; but bring forced to enter into explanations with the Count de Razumowsky, and to demand the evacuation of the Cattalo, they are said to have received, in substance, the following answer Courts neither have, nor can have, any rit ,, er rule for their political conduct than the acts, elocurnews, and public treatte. s which found and establish the nit-rests re•ps•ctive 01,3 tiotu of powers towards each other. Now, t.y tl.e Treaty of Fresbuig, you engaged to cede Veeetr:m Dalmatia to France, in forty days atter the signing of that rreate lii. dish Imperial Majesty, front respect to the Emperor of Ativr4., nog only waited till that time was elapsed, bi.t pticeil an interval of several weeks betweed its termination, and kit hestilitirs *gain France, in Dalmatia. Russia could attribute the i!eav nf Au, tria only to two causes; either a change in the disposition rd the treaty of Freiburg, or a condescension towards France, c. 0., not having yet had time to collect at! her (ogees, and tale mea sures to defend the pens' menaced, had required this delay from Austria, in order to evade the attack of Russia, who was then ready. That as to the first of these strpoos;tions, it could be of no avail, because neither Austria nor France had fop ally notified this change in the stipulations of the meaty, a ne. emissary condition in the law of nations; and that, as to the second, which he believed to be the true one, it became pee. cisely a motive for the. Cabinet of St Petersburgh to act with more vigour. iii order not to risk a delay which would have de. !bated its projects." The same ambassador is said to have added, that if a passage through the Hereditary Sates were granted to the French, it was to be expelled, that Russia w , uld demand the same favour when ever het security might require it. NAVAL INT lILLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16. Arrived the Gorgon, of 44 guns, Capt. Stasfell, from a two month's cruise, to refit for the Cork station ; Farr bomb, Capt.T. Searle, front the Eastward; and the Defender, Forward, and Hardly gun-vessels, front a cruise ; also, Larrstion.i, Carmen ; aid Ass, Postgatc ; Lridia, Lawscn ; and the Witham. Arm strong, all bouad to Quebec, and several other out ward-bound vessels from the Downs; and the British Tar, Elizaboth, and Ida transport', from Cork. Sailed the Pauliaa sloop, Captain Lumley. for the North Seas; havoc and Skim* gun-vessels; and Sprightly cutter, Lieutenant Guidon, on a cruise cff Beech y-head. The Diana and Mercury frigates, and Rardwr.re sloop. are ordered to sea unmedrately.—Wmi N.N.E. MEE TINOS OF CREDI TORS, Il' GUILDIIALL, 70-%IOIIIIOW. Ely &Atomley, Grand Junction-wit:ft', Whitefriars, London, and of Higr pre, Middlesex, coal-merchant 3 :3 (Isles Lune, Grange-road, Bennundiel,Siir ev,ory salter i I Duncan Macderia!d, Trireadoeedlestreet, Lcndun, hosier - 9 11 Thomas Dixon, Paradise-street, M. Marr-la-Bonne, Middlesex, carpenter - 3 1 Thomas Agate, Eastchesp, London, cheevenionger - Y 13 Robert Coulthard, late of the Cricketcia, Orange-tow, Keitningt"-roarl, Surrey, victualler - 2 13 Bernard Frederick Graff, Castle court, B...dge row, Lwi dou, miuraiac►bruker - 2 ID Elizabeth Clarkson and Richard Dove, South /Walley street, St. Georg•;, Hanover-square, hliddlevcx, oil dealers and wine merchants Y. N. - 2 IS Joseph Dyson Clarendon-square, Somers town, St. Pancras, Middlesex, oilman - - Themes Mitchell, Lawrence Pountney hill, Cannon street, London, merchant - I It Edmund Ackerman, New Broad-street-mew:, London, merchant - - 1 II Nathan Rust, Rotherfield Peppers!, near Henley. Ox ford, miller - - - 1 1I Mowes Steekley, Strand, Middlesex, grocer - 1 I Wiliam Welch and Juno Welch, Bruuk-street, Hal horn, hoot and shoe-makers DIVIDENDS. William Fowler, late 41 Rochester, Kent, dealer and c hapman - - - Clinitopher Groom, Blackman-street, Southwark, Sur rey, haberdasher Thomas Billing, Holborn ' Middlesex, linen-draper - I Thomas Billing and Johiillilling, Holborn, Middlesex, linen-drapers - - It Clough Leese, Leopard's-court, Ba/dwin`s-gardens, Learher•lane, Middlesex. chemist - - I William Hodgson, Strand, ".11.1.1 ewe, stationer - t - 1 11 -► ►1 CERTIFICATES. David Evans, of Southampton-court, Southamptfin..ni . ii the county of Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer •nd c. man. Rudolph Cabanel, of Castle-street, Leicester-fields, in t h e fish of St. Martin in the Fields, in the county of %Ir t. 1 . carpenter, build-r, dealer and chapman. James Wailes, s.l Whitecliapel-rand, su the county of :1: ' °. sex, distiller. Thomas Ilansettoss, of Lynn, in the county of Norfo'k,l p per-maker, dealer and chapman. Jelin Blades, of the city of Rath, in the county of Some"', liven-draper, dealer and chapman. Peter Hoare, of Brockharn-green, near Dorking, Su the eoun•i of Surrey, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman. Charles Hobbs, of Whits:chapel-road, in the county of Middls• sex, distiller. Joshua Nightingale, late of Clayton-street, Kennington, Sr t:lst cntinty of Surrey, carpenter. rsicK or STOCKS. YESTERDAY. Bank stock ... 2o6i 7 3 per Cent. Reduced • .b 9 iii 3 ;ter Cent. Consols Will? Onmium 1.4 a Stock.. • 16,4-1 )..nenconcr Bdts -itor 2 vein I' ngh,h Lottery Wow llll. 191. Consols for 1 .;0;1 T. DISH, Stock-Broker„ No. 4. Cornhdl, and 9, Charing.c..e.• DEATHS. On Toeslay morning, about two &el .ck, Lady Fitzgerald , at her house. in Portman•square. On Satu,iby Lot, at his house, in Sloane.street, of a mp 3 decline, wh•eh baled ail medical aid, Henry Thorpe, F-9. aged 26, Ca tun in the Fou,th Wen Ind .& Regiment, lu , stvit Adjutant -Genera. HIGH %V ATP.It THIS DAT AT LON IJUN WM-0 mirt. after 2. Eva' .... 24 attn. after 2. I.ONDUN :—Printed by G. DrkVIDSON, No. 17, Dukes d la" bt W. 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