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I • retell ornament - a witi, teml.beadteeseltend white velvet ; •.f white satin, with and Jeeves trimmed with fits lace, and beautifully .2,o3w:curd with pearl. Headdreae, Ale I, ' , dart bandeau, with a plume of five fine while ostrich bathe & MISS KNIGHT. Trent of white Tnfa'.....ir into. trimmed with swansdown and bearla; pet t icoAt af *nit* crape, trimmed with white satin and swamsrlown. TWO MISS WHEELERS. White satin petticoat, with drapery of iodide crape, enia. merited with a rich embroidery of rilver (-abiding, on purple eel ..t, up the front ; the rube of white main trimmed with sil ver t titsly and sleeves nimt elegantle ornamented. These *Msa were much admired for their elegance and amplicity. MISS MII.I.ItIAN. (presented by her Mother.) A simnle white crave petticoat, elegantly appligissi with white velvet; body and train of white satin, trintemad with idtinde. Head .dress, pearls and feathers. GENTLE META DR MIS. THE PRINCE OF WALES. jell dealt military uniform. DUKE OF SUSSEX Aopeetiol in a full dress uniform of the Lela North Bei tone, richly laced. DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. Full drew unifswin of the First Regiment of Guaols, richly laced, stn. MARQUIS OF ABERCORN, In regiment Ali. EARL OF UXBRIDGE. In the uniform of the Stafltird (or King's own) Militia. EARL OF MANSFIELD. A regimental sun, Boyd Perthshire Militia. EARL OF AYLESFORD. A rich•laric brown morn coat, superbly embroidered in silk Album t breeches the same as the cow, with embroidered silk illfWes. and an elegant whim satin waistcoat, also superbly einheahlared to aorrospend. VISCOUNT LF.WISTIA in the uaifuen. piths Stafford (tie King's two) Militia. LORD AMUERST. Tie Eines ueiforns blue colts allaslat waistcoat and breeches, all mast superbly laced with gold. LORD PAOLI'. A Ilbjew.Generare felling," uniform. 'LORD BORINGDON. in regimentals et the North Devon Wilkie. LORD STANLEY. A regimental snit, IN Royal Lancashire BOW,. LORD BOSTON. A rail drew Window uniform. LORD GRESIVILt.r. Ptah' brown velvet edit. with Noel betteas„lined M ith white smut, and whits satin treseclues and waistcoat to eoriespand BARON EDON. I • An eleiyant scarlet smitten/lewd mot, Aid de-Camp to His Royal Highaeas the Prince of Wales. COUNT ?OMEN. A rids uniform et green and geld. • SIR R. S MILNES, BART. A dims coat and waistcoat of puoaeoloured cloth, with sap. phi's-blue satin lining, black silk stackinv, breeches, and rich steal buttons. SIR ALEXANDER GRANT. A dark green cnat, richly embroidered, and satin waistcoat. THE HON. ARTHUR UPTON A dress uniform, scarlet richly smbroideled in gold. R. G. HOPWOOD, ESQ A rich puce-coloured cloth suit, with white satin end studded with steel button/I. ADMIRAL JOHN WELLS. A full dress g Ad laced suit. BRIGADEIP. OENERAL_GAMMEL. An elegant embreWercd uniform. 1104. MAJOR-OFNERAL FITZROY. A fell dress ltilidter uniform. COLONEL BEAUMONT. An film /mat, richly embroidered, and embroidered satin *slew. COLONEL LEIGH. An Octant scarlet • ntamdated amt. as Aid de. Camp to His Royal Higbee/a the Prince of Wales. COLONEL MAC MAHON. An elegant scarlet embroidered met, as Aid de-Camp to H.. Royal Highness the Prime of Waled. LIF.UT -COL. LE 114,ARCHANT. A regimental suit, 15th Light Dragoons. Wise, meet ele gem* trimmed with silver. MAJOR BLOOMFIELD. s r o lo w lettitered cent, as Altde Camp to His Wales. .111.01. CAPTAIN BLACXv. A hablitedd land Navy suit. CAPTAIN BISHOP. A fall drain geld laced Ist Guards odors§ son. GIGNIZAL 01131ERVATiONS. trot close till ' five o'clock ; The sad k wastltis mum dilikuky ChlaJurr and the remosiakes ceaspetry could pass through the teen* k lm dark, and k eat being aigrette to me casdke ili Noweit rt. His Musser was not pre- Way owing. we uederstand. to his eyes not being string enough so bear the fatigues of a crowded Gest. We see happy to Say His MLJCSTT enjoys 114" t heath. Prtatioss of WaLes, we are sorry to say. was plitvented ken being at Coen to pay her respects M Hoe Manner. Her ROTSL HIOMMISS being etailead with a OMR COW. His M APIS'S T sent en Ihittwety to mimes after her health. , __.' The Lent CNANCILLOa. and Mr. EISSIME. Ir - 1114hmessfier to the PIING* 04 WALSII, were prevent ed from being repeat at Court i the former by the late less of he ma. mid the latter by the death of li his amiable wife. The Duke and Duchess of Yoe% came in state to Court. at a quarter past three o'clock. The Duke was attended by General Da Plena, Colonel and Capt. UPTON. The Duchess was attended by Leidy Ann Swirls. and Mr. Staniar, who con ad Her ROYAL HIONNIW. The Coldstream Regiment of Guard's band, who were on duty in the Palace Yard, dressed in new state uniforms, played from the time of their entering the Palace Yard, till they entered the Court. The Drawing-room was not iso numerously at tended as upon fornler occasions of the same kind. Various causes contributed to this effeel.—The Par liament nor having yet met, many of the courtly circle had not crthe to town, or had arrived so re cently es not to be able to make the necessary pre pstations. The recent death of the beautiful and fascinating Mrs. Darr, prevented the attendance .•f many families to whom she was nearly related. lier charming sitters, the Duchess of Sr. Ai.s.sn's. and Lady Ilratocni a. Ludy L M . s, and se veral other F•shionahles, were, of entitle, absent. The hull at St. James's, and the private party at th' Q..,,, , ,, House, being this year dispensed with, ditninisiled t':e attraftions of the day. His Ma .. sl es artani;ernents for keeping early bono.. and u• retsrareg to steep at Kew, rcndrreel this cm'snio: necessary. The badness of the weather also en c . tributed in no small degree to diminish the charac teristic splendour of the day. !early the whole time the Nobility were going to Court, the rain poured down in torrents, the winciows of the car riages were closed, and the spretarors were far fr.sin being numerous. The principal part of the exte rior state WAS therefore lost, and exhibited very little in addition to an ordinal y Drawing-room.— There were very few coloured dresses ; white and silver, or white and gold, being generally worn. Among the colours, however, lilac, violet, and green, prevailed. Ostrich feathers wets universally worn ; they were mostly green, yellow, and purple. They were worn to the number of seven, eight, and eleven. in each plume. The Duchess of YORK were a miniature Knight's plume of green fea thers, with a green bird of Paradise. Duchess De CASTRIES, COUISVIISS Of BA RAYNOR', Ladies Cs- CILIA and OLIVI A Fer=oitAto, and Madame Da SAS Loy gory, had very superb plumes. Lady LBR Y wore a curious, but beautiful, plume of white ostrich feathers, with non-descript op the stem, which had a very elegant effect It is very extraordinary, that those non-descript feather have hitherto pus sled all the naturalists, even Sir JOSIPII BA PIES. Ile Marchioness of TOWSISOND was the first that ever appeared with them at Court. Lady RAn sroca, a white plume, with a real heron feather. Lady Ma a• BENTINC/E a plume of all purple feath there. Mrs. PANTO, a plume of nine white ostrich feathers, which looked uncommonly elegant. There was a great display of diamonds. The Officers of the army and navy composed two-thirds of the gentlemen, and were dressed in uniforms . The new state liveries wet. very numerous and splendid. The Countess of CAIIDIII came to Court in an elegant chair, lined with yellow, and large yellow tassels, with tone servants walking before, and two after. The Duchess of Goat:ion followed in an elegant new chair, lined with white satin, and white tassels, with three servants before, in new liveries. The Coun•ess of Clias H ard came next, in an elegant chair, with four servants. The Marchioness of ELANDPORD, Viscountess SULK CT, the Miss Tow NS... t•DS, and Mrs. BE•ustohr, with tour servants, new state liveries ; four servants before, two walking after. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CAM names, Krwr, and Sussex, came in together; the band in the Court-yard struck up at their ap proach, and played until they had reached the grand staircase. The Marchionesses of Ha• DFORT, and H•ItTFORD, EIIrISST• VINCENT, CAMDEN, and CHATLIA?4, came soon after; then came Lords HOOD, TANKlitelLtn, FITIOEIAL 0, and several Naval Officers, in full uniform. His Royal High ness the Prince of W•c es and Duke of Cvaissa- L AND came at three o'clock. ILLUMINATIONS. Eisa's THEATIM—A very large and btilliant star, with the crown above ; C. R. on each side, surinundej by columns of variegated lamps, and a festoon beneath. DRURY LANE THlLATRlP—Displayed in the centre a circular transparency of the arms of Great Bri tain. encircled with the rose, shamrock, and thistle. surrounded by bright yellow lamps ; on the top, the Imperial Crown, composed of ruby and purple, with other brilliant lamps ; on each side were C. R. and beneath. branches of laurel, almost inclosing the whole, composed of green and yellow lamps, conjoined by a ribbon of purple ; the whole on a gold ground, which produced a very rich effed. COVIENT GARDEN.—The front in Bow -street, ex hibited an assemblage of devices disposed with great taste; at the top an Imperial Crown, studded with ruby and purple lamps ; underneath, a large star, and on each side. C, R.; at each extremity, an urn. The whole was interspersed with festoons of lamps, on a gold ground. LITTLI T , H•THARKET.—A Crown at top, C. R. on each side, with a large star in the centre. Toe GERMAN Thearar.—A beautiful transpa rency, representing Mrr , f Ressmuird ; composed of two grouper. The first, three Boys, or Cupid.; one sitting its a car, receiving a medal for his merits, while another is crowning him with laurels. In the second groupe, underneath, were two more boys, busily employed amongst the various trophies and emblems of arts, viz.—Comsedy, tragedy, Mane, retry, Paint:v. and Sest/litstre. The helmet re presents Miierve. or The Guldeqs of Arts; while the looking-glass indicates that of imitation. The whole was lighted from above, by rays of glory, proceed ing from the Royal Crown, with the motto, Merit Rewarded ; and, at the bottom, in large charaders, Irteamt Re: et Regina. CHARING-CROSS. Tut YrtLow FL•all Orrtca.—A very large an chor and crown, of brilliant and ♦ariegated lamps, tastefully arranged ; and underneath, a very beauti ful transparency, representing a fine figure of lope, leaning upon an anchor, and pointing to the sea, where, at a distance, an English Aeet is discoverable. COCKSPrit-STREET. GILBERT and Jarra►vs, Silversmiths to Msitsvirs.—Tha drawing-room windows i surrounded with lamps : _____ PALL-MALL. a v, Tut UNION Cana House—ao usual, was rttik superbly illuminated, within a large arch of party coloured Limps, a fine crown was displayed at top; in the centre, a brilliant star, with C.R. on each side ; the whole balcony festooned with variegated Limps, interspersed with diamond., and circles of bright lamps. Tut. Gloss INsueaMct Orricc.--The balcony bordered with lamps, and, in the centre, C. R. sur mounted by a crows. Messrs. Nrcuot.'s.—The window surrounded by brilliant lamps. Mr. Fa ANCL, Upholsterer.—A large crown, with C. R. beneath. sr. JAMICVS-STRF.ET. Bitootists's Ci.t a Housa.—A rich crown at top, with a superb star beneath, an i C K. on each side ; the balcony or namented by a festoon, interspersed with diamonds and circles. I T. CULUA Tare ma House—Nearly in the same brilliant style, with a little variation in the festoon. IV ill 1 s's. —An arch, with a crown and star, 4., !It side, and the balcony festooned ; sh, CR. on each sine, a.- .._ —.cony festooned ; whole of brilliant and diversified lamps. liciorir.e's.—A large and splendid star in the cen tre; above, a crown, and on either side. C. It. The whole enriched by stars and diamonds. PICCADILLY. Mr. HATCH ARO, the Queen's Bnokceller.—The whole of his balcony festooned with variegated lamps, most tastefully displayed. HAWKE'S and Co. Cap and HelMet-makers—liad their Sign of the Ar)Tis of Great Britain. arid the Prince's plumes, interspersed with festoons of varie gated lamps. BOND-STREET. BARKIR, Confectioner to Their Majesties.—A large and brilliant Crown above, of variegated lamps, with C. R. on each side. HUGHRS. Hair-dresser—Nearly the same. PEARSON and Lioo's China-shop.—A very su perb Crown, of great size. Games, Shoe-maker.—A fine Crown and Star, with C. R. on each side. STRAND MIDDLETON, Pocket-book maker.—A crown and diamonds, with C. R. on each side, inclosed in an arch of brilliant lamps. Awraosos and Co., with several other houses in the Strand, were handsomely illuminated by a quantity of lamps surrounding the windows. LUDGATE4IILL. BLitt/ZS. Gtasosmanufadurers.—C. R. in colour ed hmps, surmounted by a most beautiful crown. set in coloured stones, which had a very grand area. lastrsoa's, mercers.-,,Flain rows of lamps round the windows. Isitettwooo.—The same as lIIIIETSONS. RUNDLE and Bat DOE.—C. R in coloured Limps, in the centre a most beautiful star, surrounded by a crown, inclosed by festoons of coloured lamps. CliE APSIDE. Ctritesri and Co.--C. It. in plain lamps, sur mounted by a crown. MANSION House.—C. R. encircled with plain lamps, in the middle, a beautiful star, an I ..hove, a crown, entwined with coloured lamps, which pro duced a very beautiful eifeZt. CORN 11l IL. GOLDING. Perfumer.—C. R. with star and crown, in coloured lamps ; had a very pretty effed. FROM SATURDAY .^. 'IOM'S GAZETTE. --, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wee•Ofee, Jae. 19, 1130 G. It Regiment of Life Guards—e Captain Edward Davies, from the 13th test, to be Captain of a troop, •it-e Hinde, who ex chaages. Lieurenaat raiment Berry, from the lath Light Drag•minri, to be Coquet and Sub Lieutenant, by porcine., vice Bristow, promoted. tommiariees sigold by tae Lord Lieutenant of this Gaiety of Nfid• dims. St. Pancras Volunteers. Thomas Harper Ring, Elq. to be Captain, vice Alexander re signed. Dated Dee. 11103. Ealing anJ Brantford Volunteers. Ensign John Essex, to be Lieutenant, vice Burrell, resigned. Dated Dec, 9. liNlb Ensign Joseph Heath, to be Lieutenant, vice Roberts, resign. ed. Dated as alsove. Royal York Mary-la-bonne Volunteers. Semis Rack, Esq. to be Captain, vice Leata:rre, resigned Dated Dee. 10, 1805. • RANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. wimam cuit.- - ...;;;tb;niAcre,inWec4;intv of Nfi,,dle lam ►aker, de/Jar, and cliapman, from Jan. 18 to Jam g 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPYRSEDED brae! Barrning, m,f Mitfield, in the county of Y.01c 4 corn dealer, miller, dealer and chaperon. BANKRUPTS. Killian Bdby, of King-street, in the parish of St. George, Bloomsbury, in the county of Middlesex, carpenter and builder, to sunenrier, Jan. 25, at one, Feb 10, at ten, and March 1, at one, at Guildhall, London, Attorney., dense.. Collett, Waal burn, and Collett, Chancery-lane. James Taylor, of !Talton-wall, in the county of Middlism, victualler, dealer and Chapman, to at. morly, Jan. 24, 9. , and March 1, at eleven, at Guddhall, London. Attoine), M: Holloway, Chancery-lane. John Morley, of Scwardstone, in the county of Estee, m il. ler, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Jan. 21, Feb 4, and March 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Meats. Williamsand Brookes, Linc,dn's-Inn, New Square. Mary Hughes, late of Warrington, in the county of Lan caster, shopkeeper, dealer and chapwoman, to surrender, Fea. 14, at five, 13, at inns, and March 1, at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, in Peck lane, in the town and Nottingham. Attorneys, UrASti. Coldham and Enfield, Nottmghans; and Niagara. Bleasdale and Alexander, New-inn, London. Matthew Zgle Finch, late of Queen Ann-street, East, in the county of Middlevev, factor, denter and chapman, to ;amender, Jan. 25, Feb. 4. and March I , at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon Attorney, Mr James Nicholls, No. 6, Taristock-place, Tarn. took-gyre. John Parke and Pittston Fryer Part, of Manchester, in the county of Lancashr, merchants, manufacturers, and cotton. spinners, to surrender, Jan. Feb. IS, and March 1, at ele ven, at the Bridgewater Arms iii, in Maticlie,ter. Ationtol4, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, at Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Eilis, Cu-sits street, Chaneery-lane, John Bitty Tuke, late of Beverley, in the county of York, ban leer, merchast, dealer and charism), to 4, winter. J '27 29, and Marrlt 1, at ten * at the Tirr Ina, in Bevvrley. At torney., Mr. Ramsey, of Beverley ; and Messrs Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Furnival's Inn, Landau. limes Jeb b of Cloak.lane, in the ray of I,midnir„ appra ser and auctioneer, dealer and chasms's'', to stir, 25, Feb. 1, and March 1, at twelvejat Go.ldliali, London Attu,. nays, Mints. Batchelor and Potts, N 0.5, t, Temple. Samuel Hitcher, of Kingslaniroad, in th. County i t )10- enema, sectualler, dealer and Chapman to siirrender, Jan. 21, 1111, and March 1, at eleven, at Goildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Withy, Inekingharnv.treet, Strand. Ann Henning, now or late of the tow and cminty nr Poole, linea-drager, dealer and ehanwnrnan,tn torte, d r, 17, at three, IS, at nine, and March I, stets/vela, at tire !low* of 51r, Mauer, the Old Antelope lan, In Poole. Attorney, Mt. Tho mas Parr, in Pooh. DIVIDPNDS Jan. IL Henry Dayis,ei P;;;er e in the county of e, t ,,•„_ agenton, tuerehant, shipowner, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gukldh 31, London. Feb S. William Leveridge, of Shotedilch, an the ptn.h of St. LeonarJ, Shoreditch, in the county of ‘10141m0.. a'..- net•tsaker, dealer Lid chapman, at twelve at Cu.l.llball, Loaden. Fah. 20 John RIM. of the city of W,lla, in the remit. of Sninerteet, nhteennoth, at eleven, at the (iloyhound Mead Slea3. Retain?. Fob. 15. Thc;m b , A.noiJ„ of Cantortiwy, in th. , county of Kent, grocer and chetuemongeT, at ton, at Guildhall, Lon. don. ',b. 15. John Henry Kloge, of Paul's Chain, Dn-tore Com mon-, in the city of London, rumor, dealer a'ad at too, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES —Ft.. 11. Sat.h natio, late of Devisees, in thie euontr of Wilt., dealer and chaptrornan Joh. Mello:, now nr Ideal Shef f ield, in the county ‘4 . Yogic, rope..,.aket, flas4r, ft4ef, &Wirt and chaprnln A'exantler Cwfiburn, of etay's.tnn lane. ua Wu county of Mid dleacx, calla., dealer and cbapwau. HIGH VY ATI•I4 Tat% DAY Al' LoNixis. Var.,. 41 min allot 2. I 111 Ng • after .1 SALE BY AUCTION. STRAND. • LE ISt, STOCK IN TRADE, AND HJUSEHOLO YURNITVRE. By PETER COX". BURRELL. and FOSTFR, On the IPmnsiors, No 579. Strsncl, *prow( B Build. tookt, RUW, .at tleeet. n'el , wk, Ty Oder of of 1 . ..w0es of Ofeao• '...gram and Saxton, Hatters THE LEASE of those desirable held 10, an torre;•iren Tdrm of Fifteen Years, at per Annum; toerther unh the va!valote STOCK. in TR k. conaining of a 'entre; A.inrtment of Ladire, Geotiaruen' . an I • her Hats, of emit/111 rikelCr prom. Conduit:to also t .e Mul. on linusel.gid Fiongor., corant.sinsi lofty to g po.t sn,t other wnh eb•ros Itnnipsgs good links and holding; mahogany dotwer., tgres. and Chaves salmis , ' eurtaieg, us:pets, glasses s oat kg...Neu furniture. Mar tan vmered It". 4.). when I...air-team and Catalog.... may he had on the IN e mits//4;„ of Mm.,. innltips and W.. 1 bnto ;Pus, Stf..inf awl Mouse. Prier cam.. RetreV. and Fewer, Thulniort...o strnet. LON I /Pi d )G I►.iVIIISUY, Mo. 17, Day C.. 4t, My St•eet, C ma.st atod Pytt , ltat...d at la t)Set, N S.. Rack of St Ch-.n-nt'. ietstuat. S'r'r••• in' W. STOCK, of No 7, Sc., It•.t Nrilletr "Art Ordofr, de for t h e Pier , *cat to lila %MC, (VOW- S W.; • •.M M .ttay atiokild If4P'JL INTELLIGLNCE. PORTSMOUTH, JAR. 17. The dreadful gales of v.an'd which bless I ‘r tare. days, did no injery to the melt ut war at this t s,,, t they have now siihsided. Several drove from their anchots, ani wete ria:ed. A merchantman, bound to the Nest la dies, came'inta harbour this morning, with thr 1 ss of her fore-mast, in the gales yesteiday, in Sluice's 4 0 ,; ve d t h e K r o, of 74 guns, Cart. Carrett, frnm the Downs ; alas the Syr/ 4 ,-;fly, and .Spc.d cw .l.., from a cruise. The Sot Astef. A imiral Sr; Charlf.s Cotton ; old the Captain, remain at St. !Wen's. The 7,1 will not come it:. to %pithead, as she only came iitu port to attend the Capi,ia. Arrived At Stairhead. from St. Helen's, the .4 m. 70, Camel, and Rose, linimei to the lacchtezianea .; Woihrkl, Lerrst, a:td Precnianfo. Sir Jo!iii WAr ten's squadron rt.mlig at len's; with the ditidaroodu, Canada, and lie; t. • TORD•Ir. $lll4. :t.. I law eiesiing informed yois of the .176 v •: • Admiral Cornwallis, with five soil of the Ii t. ; t 1 was misitformed resp:tting the krsps.vax, :C is not bet e. List of ships now in Torbay :-- (ite q ennyrnstplers. Yille de Pars 110 Ad...i.at Pops Pr:tsce:Geurgr Window Castle . SS - Colte i • Dr.igon f 4 (trigs) liuttstits *lvry) Libri.ty (brig) Chaure (cutter). The aptaii passed by here on Sund iv. The S an J's,/, I am info' , tned, joined bre m ff the and finding her in a very disabled nate, towed her to the ea-tward ; the Vdte de Pm•u, If iudivr Car ie. and Glor y , also got on shine the >ame day at• mouth ; the Ville de Peril, and W.mad.e• got oil without sustaining any damage, after bting ott shore several hours ; but the Glary WAS leis on shwa when the fleet sailed from kalmouth. VA.LMOLTH, JAN. 15. Yesterday arrived the brig Success, Cain. Spence, last from Viana; came passenger Captain Davis, late of the Kidwell/ Castle, of krdwelly, which NO taken on her passage from Lisbon to Bristol, by the Spanish privateer San Pedro, in lat. 38. 46. 'long. 9. 56. after an atlion of nearly two ho;irs ; the firs . vateer mounted seven guns and fifty-two men , and the li,duelle Caqle, 4 guilt and ten men. Ti. prize was lost going into Viana. • Also arrived the Penetfe frigate, and Contest.gun-hr;g, frnm a ettribe. Sailed the rircvgun-lirig 00 - 4 cruise. Wind S.W. DEAL, JAN. 17. We had yesterday a violent gale frem the West ward, attended with heavy rqutlis of hail, rail s and sleet. About three o'clock in toe atternoori, it blew a hurricane. Several vessels in the Duwits pasted from their anchors, and were obliged to make for Margate Roads. Others slit their cabrcs, and TAD for the North seas ; a West loth:man ran foul of a bomb, and eat fled away her howspr.t. The bomb being moored with two anchors, only escaped being run down, by cnttlig both cables, and inaking for Ramsgate harbour, waste sire must taming° a ris pair. We hat•• not l.eard 01 any thing rru,re since; but, from the severity and continuance of the gale, the most disastrous accounts may be eipeaed. The transports having on board oar troops trona the Continent, are expetted 1(1 arrive daily. It is rumoured here, that the British are included in the arrni-tice, and that they Are net to he molested in their retreat, or erobarkition. The same terms are said to have been claimed on the part of the Swedes, but it:jeered by the French. The weather has same‘t hat abat.:d, and • the wind has got round to the Northward. Saturday-4.:aaaeg Baßra:DATeili. (la) at tY P, VRICF. OF ►e►sH Goo. Sock, Si per Ce.l Dittu, ) per Cent .... Ditto Stork, S per Cent 14. 691 !In; 01! COURSE OF EXI 8 2 U. Ditto a. slgsst 35 9 0 1.0'1.•r•larl 1$ it U. liainburgh l3 a till. HkNUE—JAN. IT. 47 . Venuee 6! 6 1 9."P ° '. l ° - • II tit. Altana ... ."..3 9 galT. path I day'' date 25 I t Otto R. 11.141 5 ,131 El 16 Ca•lit- in 7" Du1.1;11 . Cegk 13 I. 1. 4. Partuk-al nolri and . .. . paper ... ..4 , 5 per M. - Duro .. St *Seer. N. se I.l...sis'anos .. .... .... ‘lalsed . .....- in teepee New Dona.' ~.. —— Dm° 30 Oka. Sive , se Bare .... •—•— .-- Ildhr.a 38 New Lawn each .. -- --• I...ihorn Si A. on the Rank or Hellion Na i .lea 4411 SI per Cent. Dublin n.t badge" 13an. Ili Iti , llabt oq Lond at (J4n 10) Sellasst on Detain (I)itte), 61 day. Dap. TuelJay • •nnight. at Glaaror. Mis. MArgar... ou keret .!,u/Lits. of N r Day6l Nivea. bn& eel . e •••••;.I••••..•