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pieweatoramrxixocaossresmaiworiamestoravatto r INOI4 Vll LONpo-N*.c7A7,13,1-rE, 2'l, 1813. . d • Fur eign Office, Feb. 27; 181 1 3. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, have been received by Viscount Castlereagh, his Kaie , ay's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, from General Viscount Cathcart, K. T. bis Majesty's A In bassador Ext raordi nary and Pleni potentiary at the Court of Saint Petersburgb. MY LORD, , St.Petersburgh, Jan. 1513. J. have the pleasure to acquaint your Lordship, that Count Helier arrived, here last night front his uncle Count Witurenstein, with accounts of the surrender of the Prussian corps which served inCoueland tinder General York. And this officer states, that the French Marshal, Macdonald, has written to Count Wittgenstein to treat for capitu lation, apparently not aware hose completely be was surrounded. 'Count Wittgenstein had sent Prince Rcpnin to settle this business. -Accounts were, received last Sunday of the ca pitulation of the _garrison of Memel.; and I saw in the bands , of Field-Marshal Count.Soltykoff, the copy of the capitulation. The Prussian Com , mantling was a Major, and the garrison consisted of two Prussian battalions, but there was no re turn of their strength, or of they -ordnance and stores in the place. Your Loidship will observe, that Gmnbinnen and lust erint rt , are occupied, and that detachments Ate sent to Ai'lanherg, Kreutzburg, and Brai's berg, between Dantzic and Konigsberg, so that .I . have no'donbt but that Oe latter place is OCCII - by the lhissian troops. I have the Lonour to be, Ike. • XSigneci) CATHCART.' [Viten follo.ws a JOttrnal of Military Crerations tzoto the `,,otith to tite3otll - I.)eccinber,, v,ttlit.!h we 1-4,at.: already Giverf.): MY L0V,D,... PeterAnlrgb, Jun.A6, IR'.3. LI A fi n lliiCT "(n,liatcli .1 had the hongur to . en , elt,:se ionrlial of reliorta, received at the head,: citnlrt , .‘rn'. to. ;the 30tit Ultimo, with the ri4ditiun; iinpOrtitrit •neArs .01 Lli, c.tplitdatiOn of itlentel, and con'yention of the Prussian 'part' of tht.• untk Maeflonald. The partf cWoir: of ttils trantactiOn ii not been.published, brut nothing clit,ev,weed the ioy manifested by the rrirt'4isn% on finding themselves .at liberty to em and to renew , their former in arnv : i .Of this there is the ritq,o.:ri . riMii evidence. The terra granted to the P.11,,5;1 nii. are c;itreitely liherlif.' A 11rl icht>it corpi, Nithsenbaeli, !cd, its the that oracrs'eo - ,:iti reAch hint : these orders tune, ' intd, with the addition of titt corris: rine.srion, roops included the A.‘oll.: , entlorl, It is suited to me, attounilo 15,000 • 'acdonald, however, availed.bitrnitif s t` -.folly of sibitaviii, and, lybile treating for made progress , id I renioving the lelrevie , l4r of his twee in the directiOn ofT4abiatt. 11 W ag during the night from.the tst to the. 2il instant, and 1°4'600 prisoners; but, reports' being, received of a F.,rerich cords in ft rce , it beeline riu..eSstary to direct the • attentiOo of .the'principal pa s of the parsiters to a.ie.ttae4 upini tliat•pimt. The oeenpation of: Koniggherg by the Russian army is det:,,,ierl itt tiWo short bulletins, Which have bneu published,,,and whieh'l. have the boninn ilereelisli to enelose. Sitg Iniperial Majesty has been occupied lit forming rr new distribution of his army,. which is . . (iitided itite.several COlll4, viiiieh are atlvaneind in dliferent cOlutints. • ..i tepro witli•setWaction, though not officially,: that a very eintsiderable corps is ii.artisted.to Bit von Wintzingerode, and thai he has 'been :pro nroted to the rank of Lieutenant-Ccrierak The Emperor Moved in the night of the 7th Ja- . unary, from 'Wilna, to join the division which '.• ormiprebends the guards, and the head; quarters of tile. 'whole army .were. <tt Nir!reez.on'the 10th Ja- Unary it wa thenght they would continue there (or a day or two. The Austrians ender Prince Schwartzenherg had retired from Bielestock, and were near War, saw but not ire force-torrender it probable that O i ey would contend with the superiority that might be opposed to them. Zoobrow is mill to (ie fortiOeil said garrisoned hut: I.do not conceive that any disposable force upon the Vistula, .ean be adequate to the defence of the tetes-du-pout.and fortresses on that river, especiiilly where active.operations can take .phice upon both hanks. Linperov remained sixteen or seventeen days at . Wilna, %there his Imperial .),liijesty issued reeidatioils and decrees, for the re...,toration of viiriotts-provirtce&Which have suffe.red, anti tarn prevention diS . ooe front the infeetionof prisoners, and frOfst the number of detul bodies said quantity of carrion still above ground. In the neighbourhood of mints 16,000 cOrpses• are piled up in heaps,- for tbe porliose . .of being. con istinii!al by fire, when stifficient woottean be pro:. cured; but numbers still. remain. uncollected in the roads and villages ; and the !nom alitY in the lionitals at Wilna continued to b:1 very great. hI. Emperor himself repeatedly visited all the jio:4l)itals. • 'le, Dean' was sting in the Cathedral ) in pre-• scarce of the Court, 00 New .Year's Dttjr (A. 5..), in thanksgiving for_the expulsion of the French front the territory, on which occasion the PinelainiAian, of which tite enclosed is a transla tion, was real! ;' to which , 1' have also added th 6 the etnerri order given out to the army at Wilita the 2tl January, by; Prince litittisoff Smolensk°. I have thaboneur to be, &c, (:ilgried) P. S. I add the states, • found Vi at l riln a; of two re;iments of the lit cued gteard, by which the con dition of the others may b inferred tllere follow the reports of Prince Ktitusaff s o c.dele,ko, the proclamation of the Emperor, the order. of the &iy by Prince Kutusolf, and tli stixtes,,above referred to of two French regi tnents,' the whole of svhich have been ptiblished3 LoNDoN: print At tide St.,t4,()i,vlc MY LORD, St, Feteriburgb, Jan, !!9, TOM • PIVIPENDS—At March 2 3 , T. Baker, Itocliesk , ..w i r draper, at ten. March 20, J. 11. Barlow, Grange -court, Carey-treat, pearl stringer, at ten. • Mareh 27. It. Beckwith, 11ald.win's-rirden3, leather-cutter, 4 twelve. ' - March 2u. 11. nourne,. St. Jatne!'t-itiect u silL,triercer, at ten. Nlarch 27. T. liruwit, winr-inercliant., at ten. April 10...1. Butcher, GOleen-kine, }eastnran, at tw v lve. March 20. J.ll. Calianyes, nrerchatit, ten. March 20. G. Champ and J. Ikroore, Little Newport=striet, Soho, warehousemen, at twelve. March 20, E. Foster, Oxford-street, ironnringer, at twelve. • nirch 2fr: 1. G. Gerard, Basinzhall-street, hierchant, at one. Mich , 23. 'lt.' Harris, sen. and It. IL:rrls, jun. J. WilliltiSon, and W. Harris, Watling-street, Clicapside, wholesale linen, dra perf, at eleven. March to. J. Harvey, Beech-street, Ilarhicari, hNlr.r,:at 12. . March (:).1). T, A. Harvey,,S.lllartin's•ltine, bricl;layer, at 1. March '2O. U. Hill, Tottenham Court-road, cabinet-maker, of ..orie. March-20. 11. Thomas, Pireeval-stre6t ? Clerkenwell, builder, 4 one. • March .20. L. Kern and I): Malber, Amen•:coryar, Paterrihs ter-now, furi'iers, at one. • . • . March 20. W. Wiplutv, Buckinghamshire, innkeeper, at , eleven. March 20. A. Leaniloutli, Sen. Palliament-sireet, 'Westinin litvr' merchant, at ten. March 20. J. 11Iurgeridge, Ilarlyford•place, Kennington, builder, at one. March 20. W. I'. Needham, late of Louth,. -Linolnshire, I have the honour to inclose a journal of the. movancots made, by the several corps of his pedal Alajesty's army, from the 4th Jannary.to the 20th January. Your Lordship will observe that, by the raph advance of the corps on the right, the enemy has been driven beyond the Vistula: The Russian troops being in possession of .Elbing, Itiarienberg, Marienwerder, anti Neuenberg. The corps from sibiag and - ilarienberg, being, drawn from the :No gat, attempted to make 'a ( stand at the tete-du , pont at. Derschag, but were soon compelled 10 abandon it, and retired, part upon Dtintzie and the ,reinainder upon Stargardt, still pursued by the Russians. Jr appears that the troops stationed in Dantzic, advanced to the Pregef, to favour Marshal Mac'- - donald's retreatrand that they made no resistance at Elbing, having abandoned their artillery-be fore their arrival at that place. The attack ,upon 'Marienwerder seems to have been nearly a surprise , and 13,eanbarnois is said narrowly to have escaped being made prisoner. There is no report of the surrender of PiHatt. On the .. 13th January, the Emperor crossed the Niemen near Moretz, amid the aeclamations of his brave troopo, and bas' continued tO mural with a division of his army, in a weStern direction, through Berjniki, Krasnople, and,Subalki to Lique,' when,fe theJait dispatches arc dated. General Millaradovitch and Dokteroir, with the t?bopi tivhich crutl!,e4 the frontier of Grodno, move in a line parallel to that - of the - Emperor, on his left,. and General Sachq's Column is still farther .to the left. , There. are .also intermediate corps to keep up the coMmuaication between each of these cohnfins. . . , , , . merchant, at twelve.. i , . , : "larch 23. T. Poulter, Petworth, Stuttiefi, victualler, at one.. • i March 20. . RoWtottisen, E. Isaac, and W. Brien, late of Cheapside, wait'eltonseniert,.at tat'erve. . • ' March 20. J. Scott, Witham, Etisex, seriyaer, at one. March 20. J. •Sittionds, Jerrnytt-street, at. Jantee r s, baber 7 , dasher, at, one. March 20. W. Smithy-nownr late Colfitnander of the Lustre 'West Indianian, mariner, at nue: March 20. W,Jaines, Bristol, broker at ten. _ March 20. G. Walla, Bath, ut!lmlsterer, atone. W..Wihion, Shakspeare' walk !:?it'alwell, mariner, at eleven. ' S. Zairtry, Went Prescott-street, Gouilman's-Aelds, merchant, at twelre. ' • . : March 22. W.. Clark, 'Bristol, victualler, at twelve, at the , Commercial looms, Bristol, March '2,3. W. Gadesby, jun. Canterbury, cal:met-maker, at. ,els:ven, 4 the Guildhall, Canterhor7,•. itlarcb 23. IV: Gumire, late" of 'Wellington, Sotner.:;etthire, " tanner, at twelve, at the White Liart, Wellington. ' March 18. 0.11.110 ad, Fareltarn, If anipshire; yeoman, at one, at. the Red Lion, Fart-Alain. ; • March 20; 7.l'.Jooes, Bristol, brightstaith, at one, at the Rum mer '1,,.,' vex n, Bristol. March 22.,1. heed, late of Prendwick, Northtuntterland, ' • dialer, at eleven, at the Turk's Head, Inn, Neweastle-upott- Tyne.. . _ ' • - - -. . . CI VIFICATES—NLinctt 20. J. Walker, Wakefield, York.shire; Linen-draper. , . .1.• Mark, Oheerittithe, Malt fa4.:tnr. . 0. Ilellgouth; late of .I.lNhortgate-street-Without, ,trunk- matecr. ~ :., , . r , . . . • , 3. - Mears, Venchureli-buildings, Ftmehurch-street, merchant. 3. llenjerion, Uttrsitotcstreet, Clotucery-lane, *tailor. ' ; ' S. Bogera, late of Malta, merchant. 0, Greenwood, late of liewsbury, Yorkshire, Mannfacturer. It. W. Chester, Pooltyy, hosier.. • T. it. Lat , i,,, 'ltn minghat, ifistter. ' • ' ' It. Wright, late ,f Thurmaston, Leicestor,.victualler. C:•4rker, Pin.lico, ironmonger, , , T. White, jun. Creat Wineln,aer-street, merchant. Jama Cray, Of lii'sliquimane-street, .lincn-drapdr. • Itiiittard Turner, of Birmingham, I,,qtilder., ' George Edle, of Alfri4utt, Sltssex;:grocer., • Francis Teiiglien Walker, of Liverpool,inerchant. _Benjarnin Purtteni-; of Docit, Devon, Money-scrivetter. William Waruup, of Charlotte-place,trpper Kensington-lane, ,Vauxhall, auetioneer. Benjamin L o cwen, of Itishopsgate , strect, jeweller. The Austrians remained 'Ton the ,Lug, proba bly with a view to create a diversion in favour of ,the army retiring upon , Dant'zie. as long us tWr own line of retreat may remain open. Cirauctentz hus a Prussian .garrison. 'Flue Russians have uniformly been Teccived,by the inhabitants. of the Prussian dontiniOns ns friends and deliverer's, of which there is ample , testimony in all private letters trom the array, v,TII its in path° reports. • The retreat at theFreneh.thtough Prussia, has, ,114 e ,tbatfrom MOS . COW, been im=rked by theaban , donment of nriguiines, turni#6, aod other stores. Beef ier, Victor, Macdownld, Darn, and Beau harnois, .arc named arztong. the generals who are gone to Dantaie. Th' precise force in thatplace does not appear to be clearly ascertained ; but cannot eaSily be estimated at wore than half the nwnher of an adequate garristn. . The intercepted courier front' littonaparte to Ber, , shier, is :Atid to have ,carried orders to cowp4te the provisipns cif Watiic for a long siege... The service -upon . the Vigtola appears to halve been. very abirperformed,. anti I have enclosed a .copy of the thanks that have been given to Ge neral' Count Plat Off, anal the officers and troops under.his cointnand, in general orders: The intea r se cold ,has continued,' and the nyirchcs at ult the columns have been lolly :iati severe. . - I have, &c. (signed) CATHCARL fAnother report ficnn Prince Kutusoft Stnole.nsko ollows, together with an order .of the day, anti extracts from 4 4 journal of:, military .operations, which have already appeared:l Oazette contains a notification from the Conimissary-in-Chiirs office,. OatedFebrt l FY that any officer of Commissariat- who shall have lost a limb or rye, or totally lost the use of a !kid), mhall be ent.itled to a pension, 'etimnicneing fiom the time wben.he was'wounded, and-depend ing .in its amount oti the rank, be held, according to the ainnexed sel4e, tap pension to be held with any other pay and albiWance. The wounds for which pensions are, granted must Have been re coeivcd since the comtheneement of hostilities iu 1793:.; the ,pension will, be proportioned to the ma k j me . h e ld . at the time of being wol:inded, and Will be paid from the 25th December, 1811. BANKRUPTCY SITP:rI.IIT,DF-D. 'W. Parson, Manchester, SCALL ftt:Fgartril To TTIZ PftECZDING RZUULA rioNg. C.!oulknis , ..rals'4,l , l4lt::-' 3 3 at the heitd 'of 4 Depathtent.... Ditty• c tiot at the Iw3d of a'Dep4r6»ent 3OO Drputy-Ctcuunissary,Getteral at. the he;:tl of it Deprat- . DANKRUPTS. John' Eti.ol Alverstidie, loal.i.or, surrendor Marti , 19, at (4E, SO, •'l!!,reit, and !O. at one, at t"...e India Arinl ) '. ••;1 ,rt. A.,tt•va in, Blealidale;'Alex-inder, and plei...v Inn, Luatintli , erniel.stianh, Colport, . , John•Strret I)ich,on, I,4tr of Try-lane, h..it ;low of Aiderspte, Imolrsell4-, ?torah :t;icl,tlirrii 10, nt trn, at. Guildhall, -Loudon. Attarnay, •ar In4nrance-011tee, meat . . • . .30 1);;Lo. not at Oka litad of a thipailrocnt ....... t .. - ... , eot, Asilistaat, cap triisstsr y -6 e o e ral . . , 0-.liiity-toiplitint-Coitiia , sury Gent.r.il. 70 Coloi4lil . Fatiat Clvrll . , ' , C..iimiii.a.ty.rthueral" of Aconiut 4 .. r'..' ~.,. Vit t):- Co to miles ary-Cie n e i al tl f di c ti.i 0 A ..s I: tatit-C.ontiriitniiry4Ge n era! of ditto Lleput7 Pogistarit-CoximiN •iry-t.icrieral p f ditto Coi:;tonoliriat Clerk.. 40 John Sav,age, Bath, terillsvller, Match' 16, It, mid A.pril 10, nt eleven, .0 the Elephant and Castle, Bath. Attoiniei, 111e,,Ari, George 'Pearson. and Si,o Putop-ouurt, LOA'.loo, or Nix. Taylor, Bath. .11nopeu acid Thomas Bedford, Eartholoratiw-place• liartliolowew-eleme ' timber - merch a nts,, M a rch Q, 9 and Aprll 10,. at ten z at 6111 hi Lll, London; Attornies, Chapman and Steveto, Little St. Thomas Apotle, 7:lc--..,r5. La.", Atkinson, and Houghton, Aruiy Cio'l:iicrs,were tried before the Commission Court, Imblin, on F.A. 17, at the prosecution of Col. Coincnissary4General, for Ft:moving a seal Which bad been allixed to a certain great coat, v. of.approved qua‘ity size, and weight, and placing it to an inferior coat, with intent that 245 great coats of inferior quality, mil lit,lie received and worn, in 'breach of a certain contract. The trial lastednine hours. The witnesses gave the defend. ants a most excellent character, and when the Jury returned i t verdict of acquittal, jEr...l . listice Day said, that no- imputation was attached to their elm ractv, but that their confidence bad been -abused by some of their servants, PALAcp op KIIIG Joists, OLD PO2tD. Tile workmen at present employed in removing the foundation of the north-cast wall of the palace, discovered a vault 11 feet by (4, in whicb was a tone covered with a thick plank of otik, - ond containing the. remains of a body by the length of the thigh bone, it must linve heen nearly scveu feet high: there was also in*the coffin a short ba gg er, the scabbard entire, and a large 'spur, with several copper coins ; near the coffin was an urn, of niiist curious I , ;,orkmanshiv, and tilled with black ashes. street, Sarah Rowell and Hens) , Joyce, late of Shad!flumes, South . coal-mereltants, Match 9, V), .and April 10, iYt. veil, at quildball, Loudon. Attornies, Messrs. Berridge,. liatton-gardem Janis Cobden, Chichester, Stissix„ common.brower, MaTcit 81 . 11, and April 19, at eleven, at theDalphin Inii,Chieltet er. Attornies, !sir. James (311timp,..St. London. • Jtunt., Smith, late. of N ewitnteistreet, tailor, 111areh Vs, and April 10, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Barrow, 'fbreitlneedles,atrear.. Hoary Boyle, E i tclialls,Stockport, Cheshire, vietnallet-, 10, 11, P o larApril'lo, at three, tbeCastle Stoclipart. .B Atturniei, Mr. addely, Stockport, or Meiars. Milne and Parry, 'Temple. "" Walter Ed' ardl'lntigsOn art4J6'.l , l Cabb; Crown-Ofliee-row, Inner Temple, t omits; ail 10, tit one, lit fat tih til, Lo.tdon. Attornies,llessrs.Bleasdale, and - Ho New Inn.. Porter, late. of WOolwlcb, Kent ) halicr, March 203, 0114•Alail 10, at one, at Guildhall, London. AttorneY, Mr. ' Hughes, ftemt , street, Fetter-lane. Robert Nlaitniler, , Exeter, vi,ine and spirit-Inereliant, March 12, April 10 at elero,4 I.l4eGlobeTavrrn Exeter. Atturiliwt; Mcss , re. Collett and Go, Cliancery-lanc, London, or ",\lr. Zachary 'ranter, Panl-street, Exeter. °Wing Butler, ColchePter, lialierdositer, March di. 13, and April to, at at twelve,. at Gaildball, London, Atttatticil Mr. Metcalfe, Ilasingitall-street. attittel CattoW, late of Wimbledon, Surrey, sclinol•mastcr, Match 6, 18, mid April 10, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attarnies r friliyard and b.'ing, Coptlialt-court, . ••Tslvt§ii;• Tbrogmorton-street, Thomas' rowle, Barining, !tient, coal and lime-merchant', March°, 13, and April 10, eleven, at Guildhall, Li:m clan. Attr,Erties, Messrs, Witarten and Dyke, Bnizstisolvat, •Ftz. 25.--Prom information re ceived r , town, throUgh M. Gottwaltz, of this "(from the General Post Office) by the Police here, of a man caning himself Henry Atkins, a Lieutenant in tbenavy (alias Webb) charged with passing a 201. Bank note, which was one of the hills stolen from the Leeds Mail. the officers, after may inquiries, found him on the 10th in stant, at respectable lodgings in Prospect-row.— During the time the officers were waiting up stairs for him to dress, he jumped out of the chamber window, but was pursued and found secreted be hind a large tub in a breWhouse in the satne neigh bourhood, 'Was secured, and lodged in our prison. ire proves to.,have been transported from York ten years ago, by the nameof Webb, and was 'de livered on Friday morning to Vickery, of Bow street Office, who brimght a warrant fectin'thence for him on a charge of forgery in'Lon . dou to a very great extent, connected' with Bob Brady, otheOise Oxford BA,' lately taken up from the MarKhester Mailloach at Wolverhampton. ig, Joshua hfartin, Poser, Kent, ,eabint-enislter, Ntafeli 6, Itt, and April tO, at eleven, ut Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Barnes, Oillurd's-Inn. .Thomas Stockley, Kniswoetb, liertfordAire, buteller, March 2, 16, and April 10, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney; Thomai t;rserkland,North-place, Gray's-Itin-how. William Gilbert, late aChi.well-street, grocer, March 6 % 23, ntul April 10, at vtvren, at Guildhall, Landau. ,Attorney, Nlr. Jllui.eld, Nev. - -Inn. Sltocks,Middletott,' Lari k easliire, inn-keeper, March 17, I ;. aad.April 10„ at the Dug Tavern, Niatirheb. tor.. Ato.rnie , , Mc. Ralph EMS, Chancery-Lint, or Mi.. Krtight, John Kelly ,n, Rochdale, Lancashire, hatter, March six; 11, at nine, and April 10, at eleven, Rochdale. Attorniel, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's-Bent:h. walks, Temple, Lotition i or J. Mr. Clarkson, Ituchdale. Richard Clark, Bnriktwood Lodge, Wand,. worth, and Cle ment's-lane, grocer, N. igreili '2, 16, and April 10, at one, at L,!.1 ,n, Attornits,Alessrs.batty and iladdau, Arige-cottrt, Throgmorton.street. THomAs woon t . of Na. In, st r a n d ; and itstriiittAt 1 VILLIAM ,•,:("RIPPq, Synth Molton..street, Growtnor-s , if2art , . N 0,.. 112, Strand , 4fitaiirellic?itv, Orden for the Purer, Lecto rs fo r t h e Edit or , &e. (post pa :d), must be Radrevs ee 1- LONDON VASIIIOgS. ................''-... FASHIONS FOIL !ADP'. irßom Iteum ltmAes- EnPitSITORY OE AlIT4l'l4l. NOPACTURES, &C. net, ro und A n t. i 'V I ' I! D LIS R L S , S ..; --- p oA tted boacift ; "and tong, full s:eevcs, tied twice at't! wrist, at regular distances. A tucker of ht; plaited A cap ts‘ Ruse, io Satin anti lace, confined with a riband 004 witb r t)abulnetr eaolafortt.; head,' terminating in bows and ends-on:l%i/ Ilsir tlisheelled Neeklare c 4i slither beads. :Gloves and shoes o f leufolit7i 'ed kid.. Spanish capuchin, or ['wend d)1:44 white or stone -colon' d keiseymere, with a rich border - , in chenille and silk.' OPERA DR'P.S§ —A round low dress 6ne' muslin, the bilsoni coiliposed -entirely work 'hild lace beading, and - a correSP der, round the bottom ; and coffin-lc 7 7e'iftist with a sash tied in front. A of 'fine . umber-colotted cloth, or sat round in shaded brown chenille, corners. The pelisse lined tir white satin or sarsnet; and rimmed and at the Wrists, with a full swan. i-vwhite satin hat; of the Spanish It' with three rows of white beads or ostrich feather waving towards one chain and crosa.of the satin bead, en suite. Gloves, of White kid ; satin, the colour of the Pelisse, fringe. A fan of ivory, or crape, fancy feathers. inolia LA .RELLF: AssEALBLEr OF T) MONTH, MARCH, 00 WALK DRESS.— A stbil( trimmed rot u id the body with s." - a n ' orliamented entirely across the bosom row of rich silk braiding: 16 corresP' much shorter than they have been ‘‘' time, and the sleeve longer vital 106 51 of the last three mon th s . Regency beaver or seal skin, ornamented wi t ' feather of the same colour. and finish' button and loop on one side. LaYl4 l- skin ma': stone coloured kid' Ole' kid sandals, . Some eiegantes weersr l to correspond.with the habit; but.,%'v! general. EVEN INC,- bRESs.—A short roa nd dr° satin, finished at the bottom byb a n g d o s sArkichis wura rather w last month ; body of tine whit e s p ots one Qt satin, n:a aslow .as possibl e andbotom ; stomacher ct- la -frenvs , deep. rose colour, and white silk trinuni ed. The back is about the same breadthi but the waist is much shorter. The sle ' also eotarsed of white spotted f lace, long and loose, and drawn up o', the waist, in, front of the arm, El ;mit% of the sameinaterials as the stoi Other part of .the sleeve falls in a 9' drapery of rose colon red 'figured Siitirr a quaf ter of-4.yard shorter t h an the gi and a demi- tra i n b e hind.' .A rich ting-in lace goes „up thafrOUtf dually narr ower at t he' , ornamented in front by 8 -whieb is rather similar to but lighter in its construction, 'rlaeth edged mono With Wk• n "g , to correspond w i t h that On the dreSs,—flead Dress a,da-.Tvique :lamented with pearls, a double rox . straight across the illirehead, by crescent of diamonds, :Cain y a star ; also of diamonds ; ear-rio spond. White kid loves, and pers. • long pc / urn- l ig cause i .,*peco -,0 - , ;.r Stockwell, has lately b` l 2;o o a the Court of . c'lllacery By the male in the situation of a COO% in ti . e Mr. Capper enter's int o 'po ss es sin" t Clie three ntillions sterling, arising fr ° "„ lation of.interest oil the proece( l4 gittally valued. at 500,0001. • MitJU On-Thursday, the 45th ult, ut the Rev..lohn White„Edwin God ford-street, ;if aY4.(ir, I'l►y;ician Duke of York, to Mary, o►tly chit of Svolthlinz. . On the 514 tilt. at Zuningtor. den, Eiq. of tiury-TIIIT,1!;(1nwnt of the Boev. S. T. Wale., of Mort' The sante that.. .101,1 N VolpY, iierlfOrd-row; London, sad. for Collej,4,'Oxford, to Ital./let, 04, litylde. • On the'23d ult. at Aston upo, Rev. WAlinot AldersOn, Rector r'!rt, eldest danghtvr ails! late j; wood, neat Rotheillani. • On the-25th- S',-pienl",:er last Trant, Esq. !;ecret;.ry tiic Charlote .kone, Lately, at Crant,ck Cb - rxh, it b'l of the }(fowl`,' dmighter of the 1a4.,19bA County of Londonderry. tit E On the .22,1 ult. of her duagt Mrs. Trithtwuy. widow of the tat , of Laudguaril Port, aged St• On the Ilth of Dee:elA , he.r , court, Govtagor of that Bank StoePk7C'E STOCF, Navy 5 per Cent. OS ttler Cent. 1797, 1U 4 per Cent. 79E1 , 3 poi . Cent. 144. 596 3 per Cent. Con. 5 Bank L. Ann. 14 3,lt,ths India Stoc k -, 161 1604 lUi tal HTfiti W.vrEn AT vosD , xlvrniug, !pa tuiktiug; after, id 5i11i.,,,1 dros ot 1 i tireli of 0 1 , 7 0 , t , irresPoo de ti* .., )alined r..° ° ,:a': . A robePli,. r satiir, b0r'.4!.., - 0 with tleq u , throil4 l °!•,i t ed eatirel! 0 ,: , waosdo" n l4 4l h lora) , tiv to 4a or pearls.oo, i l ic.sitl•e• f 0 .5 A, with !1 0 !: I ; asi(iti 0 e , trif!'" . 4 4•fr )e , Elect - 1 i •isli 7 ' ) F Tilt ' 1 40 Ij• oi , le-coloorell e , l i . ssvaristio!``:o, osoro wit3'6, poled, ••12 rt• e., r Le s l 7d l oos er tha, , l o 4 . cy but oi j i i 1 with 01 7 firiiiiiett.birof GArg' l ' e , i4 J l, ''.. eiove s ; n" rC - - •Ik ' utibi te '''• j r- o'l' g 00' . a) owl ti t 44 ' a tyi ,, Y broga cr44 nue" , l itt e;,' ~ sr • tlle irl zsible in co, rs, Inn al lt. •iromilig in. t., dthasl °t ,;} I J [Je sleccl` oi ; live, 19 . 1 1 „ 0, ', il)ill a I'L „ ` p t by ii 131.1.,t, ~ , . e stOty:t _I. i 1 , 1 n pcplit , ; 10' lif ' iiitiff C 4. .i, lie go tv,, n ' ,i, a7)(1 " r : .-,, I nd beci? , pos LerC ji .' . 1 1 - 17e 1 0 .7 •1f f „ ii''li' o#6lr a- 6 7 ,10 ' ankr . 4.A c ,s . h. w hite “ .. i on the i. ro,‘• of , ": 0, 4 nci ;' I :' tt e' lin trii' f 'ie', it-ring s , tile , , e ctitii•• i 1 ; :. , ,, l y beet , ! o, lie Bete'• itiiti in 0 ' . lo f i,. ' ,) , 1 of 3 , „,i f r om (1 1 : 11 :r . ... I . iti 3 > l. ! 1. . I - , 9............. I - -'-'-- - -- —....--------- r ••'' . ' va li i : a P h o ic rt r l . and-place, ‘ the B L j a li Cl T y li o S f . It. J el t e rlrli p l) :;l i ‘l/ . . , __, °tithe 2211 inst. at l'ork-bill, y o rit, .1 4 ,! • Barrett, Esq. of a Son„and "tie/ ' ('' ' ,_'‘ On Monday. *- i Wintphte4treet, the i v Bookseller, of a Son. ..„.....,.......„...---' ' . .0.. 11 ...0...1MP.P.M1.1...................** • ' .... R •...••0M. ' f MAIM! El ). • n ' (0, 1 . ' I t° J I ' t On-T qtO hUrcday, the 25th ult. at South g iP.;,O i the Rev—lchn White, .Edwin (..iodden Yott e ,,`,ol I f y, i Duke NfaY-f.tir,, l'hyiciatt to lia , 7 ,1•‘ I Duke of York, to Mary, only clkild of Polo jo r • 6 of Swathlinz. • ' t s W . d . 1 On the ird . ..l, ult. at Burlington., Soalloi ' , ° l ,, O ,sto' ';,, den, Esq. of Bury-11-IFL Ettnollt "'l t ' ) ‘• PO I i of the R•er. S.'l` Wolle, of Harringt° l : i i •axeot o f "`i• The same tlar. Jolla ValpY• Eot• f e ll, f i t Bedford-row, t o outii., nut foriVeriY , . 1 ,,f t .., - OW eid,'Oxford, to Liartiet, third t inoll 4 11 ' ...,,,,.; Wyllie. , ' o f. rt, 4 if f i '. 4 On the' 2 3d ult. at A,ton np-oo t Ten:, irntr .. !; i. Rev. W,liinot /Wet biol, Rector ofiViti i i i,,rot , ,,fir,- * f!et, eldest danghtvz of the late .koseld ~, ,,i ! ~i wood, Itelli ltotltvillato. . ~,..i , „!,ta, `:,,., '. On the ;25th- sit' S.-nien).`,,er Ira, At t ! , t oett "" Trent, Esq. •;ocret;:ry io tile Board of , :. b ii • ' Charlotte .I.tine, PILL -t ,Intn,.. ri b i ttr o li': o ' i t i l l s i o or l ) : l) 1,, i , ,?t_tilit Lately, at t'ool.,:l. Ch lEe.tt, `ri ff Th' ,. ' to 'i v i , .., ' "I tin! .s. , tl of the flint. Potvr•olN• ~..‘li'v:- . .,,,, 4,11 , -! ,: i &tighter of the lal'e ,l‘rt).l :1.14,.-alchY ."- ' "la County of Londooderry. _...., : i . ------- ---- 7 - ' ult. Itl b b ate - On the 42d at her daag -, ~...) . t vt 'Airs. Tr'elawny. ohluo• of the Lacti c ' „ , t, 11, C l° ' 4 ' I C of Landguar a Port, aged 81. can ts ' , ► ( Ori the 10th of De.:el,,het, at,' _,,, .; i court, Govcrpor of that place. , „ni:- .vi,s,,, ' ff,Tv. 0. ON S P: PITIE OF S'I'OCK - ;„ r o nclh 1' 1) 4 1 Bank Stock, , lowa . ti . , • , .,4, , , t .,, Nor .t ii o ili, - .4 . 7 . 1 Navy 5 per Cent. nel &i ' F,xelle4,l 1 ,, .ii .Ti,,j 4per Cent. It' i,;, 1f.4 4%. 6 5 ' V 1 - ,:' f 1 4 per Cent. 7:,1 :.,1 „ r i„do.vr,-,, , ,r (..,. 3 Nor Vent. Rel. 594 ,- ne riet • ottit , • 3 per Cent. Con. s's b il :rt r ..) ' -a r,„ ~; , 1 Bank L. Ann. 1:, 3,l6ths 1, , coo , fa cols"`„ , indiaStock, 16'1 1604 lin 1 0 3- ...-----, . . ,-; , • n al; ------- -- ' ' ON 73111 - V I ':i • Iltfi'll W.I.TF.R AT LOND i „ fi l f. I 1 PI" -. 4 Morning, f.:O mikatet. after, • , ~ . . . ~ - - . . 71rowcnor-sonatt , kllltrt be atldressed Y