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I t l'i . awson,C , ;e . iit... to, be Lieiltrilatut. I I. I Captain,'vice • • , ievt. Itiobl,rd Suitt.) he . .11 , 1,u3 Vawson; Gent, to be Lieutendnt, ' v• • Wilson ('un'ti' to 1 • L' Siilenbaui eat., Fr;. TIo Large . lr, r.l H and loept. Henry_ Saiith, to be : Gila. to he Lieutenant. 4 ity tile' Lorti Lieittepan of the County of sit t ~. of - Local r.lilitia—'ffiss • -1;, vice IVilltoott, re ' ' • Salt., and Jallleg I, ' - li , all`ettcrcr, Esq. - •Ptirrostiot o anil SteriLen " , . be 1-;., . • Id or itcgiroloit 1 - o rdshire lA , c iw :rice LieOteniiiit. Ear:, 1.9N11: LN At the 4ut: 01 VI fstss - rtnt or Rev. Henry Calvely Cotton; of I‘lol4.in Colirge ; Rev. • 'Hugh Bent, and it-er. Frederic Raymond Barker, of *Exeter College t Rev. Rolte r rt Miller, and Mr, Joseph 111,rlock, of Wodhatn College ; Mr. Cregson, Mid Mr. Peter Mero Latham, of Brazen- nose Col. lege ; Mr. William Wilcox, of t 'ollcg e; M r . Chat les Burrell Coolies, of Pembroko College; Mr. Thomas Loveday, Mr. Joshua Novel. Rer—Wiliiaut Hancock, and Rev. Henry Eloper, of Magdal ' en College.; Rev. Alex, Bunn Haden, of St. Ednmad Hall. RtelignottA ti? John 'Wont - as-Lye, of Exeter College ; Mr. John Cleeburey, of Brazen-nose College. • Itt the afternoon - of the same day, the new Proctors were admitted in fill! conytteation, viz. The Rev. Hugh Nicholas Pearson, M. A, of St. John's C'')lkiTe, Senior Proctor. - Bev. Kenneth Mackenzie Ried,Tarpley, M. A. Student of Church, j ttrtior Proctor. - Tito-PttocTanfi.---Tlte Rev. George Barnes, M. A. Fellow of Exeter; the Ker. Edmund CraritientmKti, A. student o f ClitiArebnrch ; the Rev,.lobo Davidsim, Fellitw Oriel; the Rec. NelSon,Wv l . , rel!O 1 V Of ChleVis'S. , Ontgregations will he hold'ert for the •purpo:o of grant. hit: (=raves, anti conferring Detweei:, on the following 4a) 11 the Ensuing Term, viz. May 12, 2U, .June. Acti 4 y THOMAs 0c)11), of NO. 112, Strand; and.Putdish Cui No, 112, ~Striti4l,' wiNte .41.4(r.ati4e7i2entv e. - Orden MONTH, M. 1816. wilds:l:lG floras.—Jaeconet 'Mullin high dress, made a walking length, and richly embroidered up the front, count!` the collar, anti round th e b o tt om o f t h e sleeve, which is very long, awl rather more !dose than they have been worn. The embroidery its front is divided, and goes -up the bosom in a slope un each side. Hound cottage mobile of stime-colouied fine Muth, 'richly embroidered in floss silk of the same colour, and lined with • delicate pink. The farts~ of the mantle, though simple, is extremely beemuing; high, collar, and samll round cape, finivh ed with embroidery to correspond. A thatched straw hat, turned up in front;' and lined with satin of the same' colour us the hat it is'ornamouted with a stuall luillittg• of lace on um: side; and a pink rose'on the other. Saucluis and gloves of straw-colour kid. Parasol to corrcspund, straw-colour shut whit- whits, and trimmed with white. silk fringe. • liaLr Dagss.—Frock of plain jaccohet muslin, with a demi tritilv; body of aniber and white shot saPolet, made in the saute manner as last .month, except that the 4 - aist is a little shorter; the sleeve, which is of a jaoconet maslia, is vciy arid is looped up 'With a tiois silk ortniutent in tiw of a heart; a row of rich - nayr o w lace goes round the bott,:ii of the sleeve, which is something longer than they ire worn last mouth; round the bottom Zt rich pit,- dog of Lice, and tt Queen Elizabeth riul' behind, fohiher, the dress at the tAeci4 ; hot the prettilectitm for oi.sphi;- log the neA anti xlionhler,, that this has been- adopted by is few only of our ciog,mies: The co , tuali.la-re4tire, trim, met) at the ends,:with a supeth litaitteLl silk foingei cis., finish to this dress. I'ta : l oral:lee and ear-zings. White kid slip hers, cut rciy kV; iii front, ati4loivirned . ivitit a plaiting of white riband instead of osette• white -.kid litiati.dres3 ~ : sties caportinuieatett' ;01 a half wreath of moss ro,es,.,,pctblesses whicli h.a r most taite ful awl elegant eitt,o. ving;49 tniati bY SCILITPS,, South Molt Grosrvnor's'i?aft‘ for the Paver, ix/ters.-1 0 1. the Editor, a &e. (Ss' ra:(Z), mast be adare'sle". OH WATE:II AT LONl)t)NDitivog; 'k.`"°‘ IM PER IA L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. SATVRDAY, UAY ,1. THE ROYAL, .ASSENT Vtra given by Commission to the Exekequer Bills,lbc Exchequer Debehtures, the Innkeepers' .notes, the Ilegent's Park Bills, and to twelve others of it private or local description. lite Lords Commissioners were, the Loan CHANCELLOR, Earl CHOLMONpELLY, and Lord WALSI,NGHAM. The Brass rinportation Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Queenhithe Bridge Bill was brought up front the COMMOHS by Mr. Wititarox ; and, with two Private Bills, brought up by Lord'STANLEY, was read a first. One. JUDICIAL BUSINESS. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, ht order to prevent any Anisunderstanding that 'night take place without doors, in consequence of their Lord ' ships' proposed arrangement for sitting at ten o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friclayi, for the purpose a transacting tireinclicial husiness of the. House, he"thought.it right to state, that such an arrangement was not intended to take place before Friday next. This should be known with reference to the attendance of Counsel, and the convenience of parties ; besides a particular cause was already fixed for bearing on the at*- , ternoon,of Monday. it might also be proper in the interval that their Lordships should , come to some decision with respect, in some points of view,. to the number of causes to be heard daily. He: thought it proper to give this intimation upon a point that might be of some importance to individualS. After some private business was disposed of, an adjournment took place. HOUSE OF' COMMONS. SATURDAY• MAY 1. The Merchants' Bond Bill was committed,-the report to be received on Monday. The Brass Bill was brought up frorn the Lords. • • The report of the Committee. of Supply was brim, ht up and agreed to. WHAtt'iort brought up the Report of the LirerporitThick Bill, which having been agreed to, the House adjourned. - • FROM TIIE Loxpox GAZUTE, MAY Admiralty-Office, May 1, 1813. Copy of a letttr from Captain Dundas, of his Majesty's ship Pyramus, addressed to Admiral Lord Keith, and transmitted by hi 4 Lordship to John Wilson Croker, Es 4. His Majestv's !:hip Pyramus, at, sea, .Spril 'Jo, 161 a. MY LOUD, The American schooner/ letter of marque Zebra, mounting ten guns, and Luanneil with thirty-eight men, front Bourdeaux, hound to New York, was imptuted this evening . by 11Iajesty',s ships Py r...,ng rind Bent. Ponle, Andromache in sight. I have the honour• to be, eie. (Signed), J. W. D:DUNDAS, Captain. The tight Honourable Adinii - al Lord Keith, K. B. &c. &c. Aliniralty-Vice, May 1, 1813. Copy of a late? from Captain Salt, of his Majesq's ship Uni corn, addressed .to Rear-Admiral Sir Harry Neale, .and transmitted by Lord Keith to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Unicorn at sea, April in; Ism f~IZ~, I beg leave to acquaint you, that his Majesty's :.hip Stag, in company with his Majesty's ship Unicorn, captured this morning, in latitude 47 deg. 30 tnin.N and longitude 7 deg. W. the Anne 'lean letter of marque schooner Ilehe (fornierly his Britannic, Majesty's schooner Laura), John Picarere, master, carrying two guns and fifteen.. men, bound to Bourdcaux or Nantes. I have the honour to be, 8 - cc. .(Signed) 'G. B. SALT, Captain. lefpril 30; 1813. loyal Nighties the Petite Ite,gent has been pleaked, the mrrne i►:nd On the behalf of . his' Mitjesty, to appOint Ilenry.ttielimond,.Esrt.to be a Commissiouer pi the Customs, vicciticharitFreiyin trewin, Lstl. retired. ll7~itfrcull, .1 f n/ 1, 1813. Tfis Royal flightless the ,Prince Regent has been gracinwly pleased; in the name and on the trainlf of his Majesty, to con stitute and appoint 'Archibald Campbell, .Esq. one. of the Lords of Session, to be a Lard of Justiciary in Scotland, in the room of Sir William floneyman, Bart. resigned. flisßoyal Highness the Prince Regent has abio,been gra cionsly.pleased, • in the name and on the behalf of his Ma- Ic3ty, to constitute and appoint David Cathcart, ..h q. advo rate, to be one of the Lards of Session in Scotland, in the 100711 of Sir William . tfoneyntan•, Bart, resigned. • Connokilopn !loyal Highness the. Prlnet , Re .1 ~tne'and on the behalf of hiiMajosty. 1 tale ' (ent. to be Adjotaht to the r,th Iteginient rttii :,oval ititiq, vlee:Ray, k • ,+.r; from the late Workington Local Militia) io the Whitehavert t'orps of Loc.:a Atilititt the county of Cuniberlatul. o. 1 by the turd Lieutenant of the Courtit , of cAeltriat then, u l Ettwcird Price Lloyd, Esli to he I)elatty I.i tic ; ;, (.4r. , .E.4ttiltaislAire Local IsTilitia 7 4..'rept. ThuJuni jie ~ , i;',ucti by the TAird Lieutenantoftbe. County of Gloucester.' tiloncester "meal Josiro Verel4 t,, t :).) , :titi, rice Elton, deCeased. 'PhoinicS Smith 'Porter, , . . Cotnthissions si:nect,lay ihd Unit Lientertant Of the North ttiunig of Yerk~hne. 4th'Reg. of North York Local Militia— Ba',l(l.ouse, Gent. Richard Hird, Gent. to be Lieutenants. Counnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of . EssM•.' • " 14 Reg. Oft ssex Local Militias.--Ensign Hayward Henry Rush, vice Seraton, protrioten, F.nsiiiin George Pocock, vice Bet ' mad, resigned, and Edward Wylie, Gent. vice Gordon, rc signed,to be Lieutenants, Walter Bridge, Gent. vice White, ,resigned,"anddolm Fisher, Gent.Viee Cutmington, appoint.' ed Quarter-Master, to be Lieutenants. 3d Regiment.—Thomas Barstow, Eq. vice Hodes,-deceased, John Bawtree, 'vice Tabor, doccased„ Lieutenant R. Tabor, vice. DaWson i re.i j ined, and Lieutenant William. Kendal DawSon,, vice Miller, re,igned, to be Captains. Ensign Robert Keck foid, sire Tabor, .111-oinked; Ensign James Cook, vice Daseson,.proinoted,Charles'Hill Buxton, vice Cooper, resigned,lietry Argent, vice Cole,rresigned, Ames 'Myth, vice Clarke , ise.4ll, Francis Lufkin, rice regime.!, Robert Swinborn6, vice Barton, resign . • ed, and Francis Salmon, t 3 be Lientena. ' 4th Regiincut.—Mundeford :111en,..C.sq.ilec Bugles, resigned, to he Captain. Ensign Samna How Tweed, vice. Haan, resigned, to be Lieutenant. John Glblin, Gent. and. must Legerton, Gents. to be Eresigns. • Commissions signed by the . Vice Lieutenant of the County of Setrrey. Ist Regiment of Surrey Local Militia.--,Thomas Alexander, Roberts, Gent. 'ace Foster, proMoted, to 'be Ensign' 2tlll.cgiment.—William 'Walter Grett en,. Gent. Vice. Butcher, • resigned, and James Firth, 'Gent... vice Mitchtll resigned, to be Lieutenants.. Jo.eph William Suggs, Gent: vice Street, resigned to be Ensign. 3d Itegiment.—Ensignis Robert Brine„ vice, Pekins rei,zued ; and Joseph Ede, vice Cooper, resigned, to ho Liclttnlata:, Henry Anderson, Gent, vice. Brine, promoted ; and Peter 'Davey, Gent. Vice Ede, promoted, to be Ensigns. 4th Regintei A.—George Thonias, Gent, to he Quarter-Master, vice WLeod, resigned. • . • Princess Charlotte's Regiment of Volunteers.—George Potter, Gent. Henry Kitchener, Gent. Robert Charles Broadwater, Gent. John Jackson,Gent. and Matthew Kirby, Gent. to be Second .Lieutenants. . Erratum in the Gazette of the •17th ult.-sth ftegiment of. Surrey Local Militia.—;For William Ileury Pawso4, Esq. to be Captain, rctail . Thetnas William Dawson, Esq. to be Captain.- • Crown-Q(l;re, May 1, 18'1 3. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament.• Burough of Downton.—Sir Thomas Brunlie Peiltell, of All wick, in the County of Sussex, Bart. in the room of Sir Thomas Plunier, who has accepted the (Alice. of Vic.- Chancellor of England: Edward Golding - , of Maiden Erlegli,in th County of Berks, Esq, in the row of Charles' Henry Boucerie, Eil. who has accepted:the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. Job Wrngg, Manchester, merchant, to surrender May 24,.2.5. and June U, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester, At tornies, Mr. John IVallier, Manchester, or Mr. Philip Hurd, 'I envie . , Loudon. John rell and James Tyrrell, Maidstone; Kent, ;rim monge', May 5,.1 5, and June I% at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. li. Thomas, Veil-court, Fencliarch ;greet. Jamn Feather, S..routhampton4uw,ltussell-square,ironmonger,. May 8, 11, and June I?, at tv.'elve, London. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Cursitor-sticet, Chancery-lane. - James Griee, jun. Shad-names, Horselydown, Surrey, an chorsinith, May I 1,13, and June _lt, at one,' at Guildhall, London. Attorney,- Mr. Sweet, Symomrs-Inn, Chan cery-lane. Peter . White Aylward, Greenwich-road, potter, May 8, 15, and May 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Parker, Greenwich. James Richards and James Matthews G 1 sv;ell-street, car penters, May 8, Is,a.nd June at one, at tinildhall, Lon don. Attornies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford-street, Bedford-low. Robert rhubb, King and, Devonshjre, butcher, - May 8, 10, and 12, at twelve,.at the Auctimi Mart mmo, Attornies, Mr. Charles Peers . , Plymouth-Duck, or Me::,-.ls. Collett, Wimbutne, and CAlett, (Mallen y , lane. Robert. Kay, late ofßedale, Yorkshire ' grocer, May 10, .20, ,• and June 12, at twelve, at the Black Swan, Attor nies, Mr. Geiart4. Morton, (Stay's-Inn, London, or blr. James Ferguson, Catterick.tVilliattt • • Johnson, Leeds, Yorkshire, woollen•draper,•Jone 4, Nand 12, at ten, atthe White FOrse, Leeds, Attornies, Mr. Ward, Leeds, or Mr. Robinson, Essex-street, Strand. Michael Humble, Liverpool, merchant, May 10, 24, and - Moe 12,, at one, •at the talohe Tavern, Liverpool. Attoruim Messrs. Boswell and Buckle, New 13r0a41-street, Lace and Miller, Liverpool, or - Mr. Charles - Bards well, Liverpool. . . . William Heal-mien, late of West-Malling, Kent, grocer, May 4,15, and June 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At- Messrs. I)ebary, Seudamore, and Currey, Lineohils.ltin . fields, London. • • . John Mitchell, Cromhie's-row, Commeicial-road, St. George in the East, mariner, May 8, 15, and June 12, at eleven, London. Attorney, Mt. E. Isaacs, Bury xtreet, St. Mary Axe.. George Timothy Kirtland, Itydriesscourt, Leicester-fields, haberdasher, May B, at eleven, 'l5, atone, 'and Jtvtd 12, at. •' ton, at • Goildlvsll, Laudon. Attornies, Messrs, Gregket3, • Dixon, and Gregson„ Angel-court, Throgroortonitreet. Thomas.Hart,•Cloth-fair, West SmiLlilield, halter, May 14, '25, and June 12, at eleven, attiuilelitall, London. Attorney,: N•lr. Singleton, Staple-Inn, Holborn. • • . Michael Phillips, `orris-street; - Ilaynturkft, grocer, May 8, 15,„ and Jinn! lit, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At- tornier., Mr..,George Trvgles, St. Albou's-ctreet, l'lll-Nlall, or Mr. Philip Hurd, King's-Bench-walks, Temple. GeOrge Fife Itteltartl,inn, Guswell-Areet, broker, May 9, 32, and June 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londbri. Attorney, Mr. Keene, Furnival's•ltin. David Barham, Ttigh-flolborti, glass and Staffordshire ware honvetnan, May tl, and Jane at eleven, t'a Guild- Landoll. Attorney, Air. Hartis,. castle-stract, Houndsditch., Richard itiwe Wicks, Woad-street,' g. t. Giles's in-the-fields, liquor-shop-keeper, May 1 29, and Jane Ist, at one, at . Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. flowcll, Bartlett's boildings, I lolhoro. Robert. Kendall, Reading, flerkshire, linen-draper, May A, at one, 15, at eleven, and June 12, at one, at Guiiilb a n, Loodho. Attorney, Air. Allinghson,.ht. George Frederick Heather, late of Curtnin-read,' tirnber rucychatit, May 0, IS, and _ 7 -tune 12, - at eltven, at Guild- hall, London. 'Aitoniey, Mr. Hackett, ad' Betbleal, Retv Broad-street. • - Thoniasnyer,..:Strationl, tesex, 1;illler, May S. IS, and Janc Attornies, Mbifirs. CaJim; and , Waller, Spital—quave. John Dean, Chatlann, Kent, rope , naLer, May 1 1+. 9 . 2 , and June IT, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Afterney, Mr. Reeks., Wellelost—strevt, • fr.)ividepd , , Rie.to-rnorrow.:l OxFour)) .MAY 1 .—On Monday last-Aft% Charles Nllqo was ochnittra t o k,::.‘e Fellowship in k. John's College, in the phiet Of .11hert Pell, D. C. On Wednesday, fife, fix“ day of Buster 'l'errn, the following Gentlemen. wcct,udtnitted to degreci9— 1.),T. roll IN f IvtL Lmv.—Mr. ilicliurd Berens, of. All Soule CO lege. 11A iz mom /N; Coat, LAktHMr. Edward .11turiptazi, of $t john'* colkge. it . nnist also be recollected that th-ese sales are independent of the'timbcr 'sold to Government, and to the private hip-hstilders, which is alivaTs contracted forlactorehana. A LANDHOLDER. 01:11 April, 1613. FROM • A CKERMANN'S • REPOSITO,RY 'OF ARTS, FA SII lON'S , MA N UFACTU RES,. &c. . FASHIONS FOIL LADIES. MORNING Altus,---_1 round nobs, of fine vombric or *a -1 not sonsliti long fall sleeve and falling collar, Itioniteil re ith Wiled fringe, and appliqued With a -narrow bordyr of lace or needlework ut the teet., A small Pelerine, or Ito,sian tippet, of.whit or colotire.t satin, with confined military cope trim toed with tub e d fringe to correspon.l. Th e Ilrunswiels mob cap, composed of net and DrusNels lace. thilf-bonts:of pale tan-coloured kids gloves en suite : , Diu s.--A celestial satin slip, with ;bort foil sleeve; trimmed round the bottom, with a toll bottler of lace r Fauo-ed nu a knotted heading. • A roionese long robe of white erape, or gos.aitier net; trimmed entirely round with lace and knotted beading, united in eruct of the bosom with rows of the satin bead, ,lair in irregular curls, confined in the Eastern 'style; ;awl blended with dowers. 'Necklace and drop of the:satitftwitad, or wadi car.dreps hracelets to, correspond -chain and heart of Oriental gold, inclosing an amulet. 'Grecian Searl,-a bud' colour, em broidered wit ;-s Gieciatt ehariteter?i, and fancifully diiiposed on the figure. NlipPeis of blot satin nr kid, tri►l mer! with silver. ilibite gloves, of Freiith felling below the rtlasw: Fan of carved ivory, with Indian border of (Atoned feathers. • YRONI •LA BELLE ASSEMBLER ... OF TUE iNdLIST4 OAIC TO TIIE EDITOR. silt, I have felt highly interested from the perusal of several articles in your Paper on the suliect. of Shili-builditig, in the course of the List mont`i, and they cannot fail to make a deep imprasi on the public mind ; but wishing to obtain so tie idea of the stated the demand for Oak Timber, I was induced to look over the files of the Evening Papers, to see if any was advertised for sale, and the following account is the result of that search. It is ,, liosvet•er, to be observed, that there are great quantities advertised for sale in the country Newspapeis, which I, have not had leisure to go through, oc.indeed the London Morning Papers. ANT A in first .CCOI.7NT of ENGLISH OAK. Ailvetiised for - Sate :he 1 . 4)10 wing Lando'', Evening newspapers, sue of January, 18134' )" • :7 , ' Li 7.1 23; A 7 0 ct 01 • to 2 P._ .tx ;T:o . ;3' . a t. c ...... „,,,, - , .. : 1,.... , -r =0 ...:1 = 't„., ::4 1 . 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Z? . .4'11111111..111 a ,;., a 5:, 0 ..: 8 g 8 •i" . 5 - :-, • :- Q ..... jp ~. ._..? .. .. r . t— ,:7,• p F. a- .7., X crt . r.,,i t" ,":t.'i `"sal.-3,11 ~. t.,-;-."—,,.- 0-44 ~..,:' -,.. , -. 3 El B ° - r-- e , , ..... • :-.• - „,..... • .., . 4= ...1,.. 5.'. - ~, ,:= : 7 44 110 0 , ••••• tZ 1 to 00 0 00 0 a:. 0 a; a.l MONI LILY _ G . ) PRI* Sowing proceeds witim vapidity,. .but Dl 4ehre ii mains to be done. In all probability ilie.so/'t be got in during the:present season imi.o perfect state, time bads -having triirked well til l, nut, from the dryness and muelloMmess Oftheof A greater breadth of laud by tunny thous i cin h o acres, than ever before upon this 161' 4 ! 1 " * b tr e i e c ' t i s. "l . which has already advanced in the foto*, ti very bad. barley and oats will soon be in want drain' hop-bine said to come u' 6 ' ll3°4ll ' 1 4 p str on g jo, %T v ilslisecassporlilupgrepared for potattie pr d n to. c ell, will he no sort of of :‘t ti ) 4 ce a ll. ll :4 v l) . s in sl t El lg ll I)°k bril; the remainder of the s wing p nial, with moderate showers however, of the clover ley W been so, dreadfully ravaged by vrorm as to be deemed irrecov sowing wheat upon clover legs son, is too great. As time ,rY security .against this misforrr - should ix preserved, not de'...l try. The small damage done by rooks may be guarded again only guards against most df The fruit trees loaded with withstanding time continuance .easterly winds, hitherto no blight. Reports of time stock of cot vourable in general than last t habty froM the vast quantiti‘ .exposed for sale ; it is, neve . .hy persons of the most ext that, independently of foreig crop of bread corn„ large ai i t re:illY be instifficient'fOr the year's consumaptini-10014t Cattle markets, both for fat a nti WA) h o rio reduced price,• 'Mach cows, god : c g . tt • airs 11ever before at such a price Orlit j 11 ust calved have been sold at cart horses, from tiol. to 10j1. traordinary price, it maybe hoPrdlsiic,-, the use of. (Met i'or labour, un!! °` ' tl u ' ft s r i l if su n r. i u r c a l a tt: range of rural economy.. 'f,itt: ,„I.l°en,'l:l'lol3c.c" aims ;hc • has fortunately ee'ased, and time he t Emiglistmt teemed ii i r ti a l i e l e i r t s t i s:ia l 7 lll lowing unfortunate incident was httely drowned Mrs ra , l 20th regiment, Sea, together with Count Foogsfoo'oo' montese Nobl e man, tsvo orderlY join Sir R-OZIERT WILSON', r od crew of time vessel, one Greek onlYe'clgoiiol LEVY was on hisanl raetsuerrn"ifirttla::lessitziestlil°l4st' well known mit! '.,:11101, whither he had been dispatOod e rt .: 11,1 4 0 Wu.sox, at the critical perii)ll°,.` l ac b" . the. Feeneh from .Ifoseo i,V. the Y,"! o ,o'l been the _bearer of dispatches t"' 1 0 .S k ter. in their anxiety to rejoiti '''' r n ortet urc tp s : l7 se;ng t c l eu m erryo-vicaroor:milead,on.aeotaitet- readier r a ll n e : s i i:l: his. friends, driwou" s '' .4.: ;:c h itoallur It'iLso,x must 11::e lt io l,ol/ urious.property Oil thi s .1 1 eel iire' Vio The ravages ot the plague h:lu Ib) etisL iet 250,000 arc • comouted have P dtirs" . scourge. It had, at the dated t h°c t itely • ceased. Ja bs pal f i On Werineitlay last, at. ll i m l ic l4; ,':..gree" , the liavford, EA. of aa ughter. .On Sat tirJay, Mrs. Saggers, of.C" )$I1-44°311' ter. —..---- . AI IPA! ED. Sin itof 3 . '.. 0 Ati iiirerness, Lieutenani Meint, re, of tb c i r Wit ll4 . to Jes,Oe voungest daughter of die La e *6° COWNX, ..,e kart tient.' ~, . les l' )* ' At• `• • ''' : .4 , isturge s, Hanover 003/c, t om 0,,,e, AlhoroUgh, Soffiilli, mid TollY1I)-Viate ~e, 4U 4 hirey to linv.a Julia,:ouly tiuglitcr 0 1 t'" rAti. of Dellitigtop Isurh, Sumersetskire. • u3t it. j•'erlaor Ilan t00 . ,, n 0f .. ti . 50 . 34th lii-;:isnent itt it urish A w. ; 3 " d oil the I,9th Mr. Fawcett Xillgt'f' Cl Or' ife 0(11 Ri iwtiy last a,re'l years,zroles, i t c after a, long Stan fetiofuli,ill:l:te;coorri , • O r "1Ittul" je o f Mr. Ittelpartl 1.0 !It 1,1 ' dailliter Of Air,l"lllA ' -ti-a", "' "' it I`. , .1, Mr, 'Williams Tuel:er, hint Te'‘4P'4!'le ' • A.. of the earliest ef tbr jie EIA whu trairlll.ll 11* t,oont.xion with the late itvWse travellini;.compnoi„n h e .34 tilL. iticiefatigrade Aliok-ter to ItcMild, u yooo' j 04 106 lofeo,/,/ METE011()1,01; B t r.oSOPLIICAL IN",TRI.II FENT id, Thermometer. ems ,,,. 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