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B,M ) 02(1' - ON PUBLIC ERIF,NDITURE. [Continued fru“, pe,i of yeste It may deserve consideration, whether it might be more useful to est.iiblizh as a regiii4inn, that all Agencies shall he transactedthe.sa'ne per sons; • by. sons; or that they shall he all kept sepamte, The number of Colonies.of whiA • the Ageats now at-:: count to the Office Audit,: arc mdre.than • umne, and the . antraal emblarnerits of no cne of these Agents appear tc, exceed 2001. ; but your Committee i...'.:3,rved . .large balances•in the hands of some of them, frOm which -it is ,obvious that advantages may be derived ; and these late mal- Nersations denionstrate, if new pr.opfs were wa. - Iting, with how much risk to __the. Public such modes of - employing public money are at tended. , _ . '••• • They feel therefore: no lies.: cat i on reCom mending that the custody .of all publie money. should be in the Bank of -14. gland, -conceiving that no allegations. as to, the coavznicnce of lodg ing it with private bankers should hate any weight in contradiction to this salutary and uniYer.- sal rule. . . • It -is stated: by the Commissioners of Audit, that there are no Agents for the Colonies or Pos-. sessions of his 7,Niajesty, who do not render tlreir accounts to the Commissioners of Audit;, but that there are other persons, resident in this ,country, who are called Colonial Agents, 'and Ae,. rive their appointment entirely from the...Assen:- bly or Governor ot the Colony for which they act, and whatever emolument they derive from their situation is paid out ot the Colonial Re -venue. , _ _ _ he Accounts, however, of Mr. HvAision, as Colonial Agent for Ceylon ; of Mr. Willimot; as Colonial Agent for the Cape of - Good Hope ; and of Mr. Penn, as, Colonial, Agent for the. Isle of France, are audited at .the Treasury; and these Agents ale also accountable to the overnors of ilhe respectiVe Colonies, to whom they transmit their accounts. A ummary . Statement of the Debt due to the Public from - Mr. ChinnerY, under the sqeral heads of Money received by him ;ab far as.the same-can at present be ascertained. ,C 110,500. Issued between April 1792, and Ja nuary 1312, for his Majesty's Special Service. He may be considered_ as indebted, about 4,20- 0 0 £41,117 15. Issued between June • 1798, and' .1812, topay Bills draivn from . abroad on ac count of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cuiniberland.—lndebted abOut £4l ;400. Issued in June 1800, to satisrly Claims for_hisses by the destruction of Ships from Mogad. ,, :e. The Balance really due from the Acountant cannot therefore be fairly taken at snore n ,C110;3f3 14.: Issued between October 1805, and February 1807, to be paid to Count Muu steri for the 'Service of Hanover.-,-ludebteid ab;iut- - • •_ • 5,000 0 0 Iskied in March 1811, and June fol lowing, for re-building public Edifices a,t'Bri nidad.—rlmlebted. about . 2,350 0 0 ,0522. Issued in January 1812, to pay Bills drawn by. S. M. Phillips', Secretary, to the Commissioners for inquiring: into the Laws, &.c. illative to the-Election of .Jurats in Jer •sey, for Expences attending said Commission. Indebted about - - /7493,398 19 4. Issued between August 1797, and November 1811, to pay - Bills drawn front New South Wales.—ludebted about, . .... 8,000 0 0 ,C-13,035. Issued between July 1896, and Ja.! nuary 1812, to be paid to Sherifli for Corwic tioirs and Overpayments.—lndebted'about ... 3,300 , 0 0 [4'3,355 0 10.'. Issued between Sept. 1802, and January 1312, to pay Bills for the Support, &c. of Convicts.—lndebted about _ 7,;842 19 lo t Amount of,Deinnads Intl unsa tisfied, -and for the payrueut • whereof Issues bye 'been made to tht. Accountant at various periods, to pay Trea.sury Salaries; AllowanCtiD, and Tradestnen's Bills, chargeable on the ree liotd.—ladebted r 7,842 19 10 ,C 22 - 14 2. Ditto, for Stationery and for Com— munion Plato for New . South Wales.—lu debted ,073,272 8 44. Received between July 1792, and March 1312, for Fees of suppressed Of ces.—lnttebted about 0a the various Issues for the Civil Establish therit. of Naw _South Wales.—lndebted about 19,000 0 D Do. for the Civil Establishment of the Bahamas. • Indebted about 1O GC :50 0 0 .... 2,700 0 0 .A.n.ACCOUNT of the Steps talc,th for the Ilecovery of the flebt due tc the Public froth Mr. CIIINNERY, and the pro bable Amount 'of the Effects applicable in liquidation of the Extents have been issued into Middlesex and Essex, being the only Counties. in witch any pro-, perty of Mr. Chinnery has been discovered ; tin der which all his property, real and personal, has been' found by inquisition, and seized into his Ma jesty'slands, as follows, viz.— • Freehold Estate iri the County of Middlesex : Two undivided third, parts of a Freehold M9Suage and Premises in Vine-street, in the parish of St. let for a term of ninetv:-nine yr...Ars. from Christmas M 3, at .a rent of 1?:.,/. per annum. , Lealehold Property in the County of :Middle sex :—Two Houses in .Chandos-street,, in the Parish of St. paul, Covent-garden, for a term 'ex piring at Michaeltnas 1817, :at a rent of 70/.'per. annum under-let at rents of 1151. and 551. per an n ' - Freehold Estate in Essex :—A capitalMessnage and about seventy acres of land at Sewardstone, occupied by William Chinuery ; in the greater part of which hits - wife, MrS. Margaret Chinnery, claims an Estate for life, which claim she is now prose cuting in the Court , of ExchcqUer. The same part, togetherwith the Freehold and Leasehold property in Middlesex, is like Wise sub ject to an Annuity of one hundred' and forty-five pounds, to Eliz. DoveeTresilian, for her life. Mrs. Margaret Chinnery has also a claim of Dower - upOn•nearly the , whole of the freehold propertY. One - field of about five acres at SeWard - - stOne, is claimed by James Preston, Esq, who is also prosecuting his claim in the Court of ExClie qacr. These Claims have prevented an OrdFr being fObtained from the, Court of Exchequer, for the sale of ,the real . Estate-; and.under the circum litances- before stated, it is quite impossible to form ny reasonable Conjecture as to the value of it. . . • , • Personal Property in the Counties of Middlesex . and J4ssert *.A.Uxim t of sundry Goods and Chattels sold, and ci its isecove. eJ Z 12,905 14 1 ' Tins will *be reduced by the Sheriff's Poundage and ex / e sei of sale. . P. - ouaole Amount of outstanding Debts, and Of Poo& and Chattels remaining unsold ' ton4s of Sul-eq.: , : ' Poi . th t Office-of AT.,--ent q L Alexi . ; Davison, E. - 4 :;n6O fortiewSouth - Walf3l,.Tolro Fctr,.. - .44:, I- - ,, , q. tincca.sed 't Mil For the office of Rt.- Fienryl . -iollanfi,Ewl.fiecßas?d 1'.".Y.)0. 1 ., Ceiver Of Fees of sop- John ‘l r izglerwortb, E. 51. de press-,'.d oilleel ... . ceasea— - ..For the office of agent tl'h , e s?..toe - far' the Bohan:Mt.... f ruco Grenfell, .I.:q 1 On 1303 1000 • Notice teen given to the several Parties who are living, and to the ilepresenstlitik - ts cf those wlto are dead', .of the claim of the!(rown on them ; but the u . nliquidated stalT of .gr. accounts has hitherto renderA'd it possi:)le to take any legal measures for fmforcilig.pziythear. against his Sureties. 1.1. C. LITCHFIELD, 1912. • [To he. coutiniied.] I\IILITARY. GENERAL OltaErt I.:taytsz-GuAl ns, 10.--- . -With reference to the Genertil Order which was issued to the Army on the 18th Stine last, on the subject of abuses anifirregularities - which have been coTtimitted iii the lst :Royal 'Surrey Regiment of Militia, the Commander in Chief has directed, that the fol lowing-Copy of a Letter, which was addressed- by - his Royal flightless; on. the 6th instant,. to-the ceneral Officer commanding the Eastern District, respecting: Captain 'Joseph Dawson, of the Ist Itegiulent. of Stirrey?,,lilitia, shall be Tend .at the head _of every regiment, and. entered in the Gene ral 0...der.800k of each corps..... By command of hi..S'ROyal Highness the Com mander in Chief. ' - HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-Getizral. Copy of a Letter- addressed by his R ,yaL Highne,ss the 1. - ';_; m.,t,ader-in-Chief to Generi.i. the Eirt;cif Chathi,,n, •".3. Gt;lerel °dicer cornruft.udingthe Esstern Distrio. • I4orse Gnaras; Aug. S. ~ • MY Loan—ln reference to the Prince Regent's •, as conveyed in my letter of the,iath Ju'ae o : .• y.- tieral Court Martial should be asse,illhiga f9y_t , P, ._,?- tain J. Dawson, of the Ist Royal .Snrrey Re• -;)•7 ,, a . according to the requeit made by that •,, the Board Zif General Officera_,assembted the abuses and irregularities prevalent in that ; n''oar to acquaint you, that :..:though the ioisco.iaa.ct epEaan Dawson appeared to bo of a more culpable natu,:e, taun that of others who have already iacurrea the a.,,,ty of removal from the service, inasint_!h oe a,d•tar.ed to be himself guilty of those gross instances a; pzetto. , ,i,,ci and injustice, which certain of his Bruner pcfmitted , to he practised by the p.ty-serjeanta of their respective ions panics ; yet, under ali the circainstances of the case, I have considered it expedient to submit to ibe Prince ttegent, that the application of Captain Dawson to withdraw . . his .re quest for a Court Martial, should ne'acceti,d'to, 'upon the condition of his dismissal from his Majesty's seiviee, with such- marked publicity as-may be considereu due to the infamy of conduct acknowledged, by the prisoners desire to avoid investigation, and ,his voluntary acquiescence in such penalty. I have, therefore,. to acquaint you, that the Prince Regent has been pleased, iu the name and 'on the betialicif his Ma jesty, to command, that Captain Dawson shall be dismissed from his Majesty's service accordingly, and that the, grounds of such disunssal shall be circulated throughout the Army, in reference to tire communications of the decisithis already pas Sedition irregularities of the Ist Surrey. Militia, in which the intimation of Capt. Dawson's trial by Court Martial was included.- . _ . Your Lordship will acquaint Inc with the day upon which the Prince Regent's pleasure is mitde known to Capt. Daw spn, as from that day ke will cea_se to receive pay in his 'Ma jesty's service. ,L I ani, Sce. _ (Signed) FREDERICK, Commander-la-Cilia., COURTS MARTIAL. HORSE GUARDS, JULY 25.--:-.At a General Court 'Martial held.at Chester, on the :21st April, 1812, and continued by adjournments to the 23dof the same month, Lieut.-William Nash, of the Royal North Lincoln Militia,- was arraigned upon the undermentioned charge, viz. ,For searicialous and infamous behaviour, unbecoaiing the character of au Officer and a:. Gentleman, in caltunuiouSly circulating a report at Chester,• in or about the:month of July, and in or . about the month of Decenwer, 1811, prejudi -641 to the honour ' character, and reputation of Adjutant Gibbon Culler, of the same regiment, by falsely stating to se vela' persouS,. that Adjutant _Cullen had been brought be fore the halberts,. and there stripped to be punished fur theft, thereby tending to -deprive the said Adjutant Gii)bon Ctillea of that influence; authority, and command, nece,s,.ry. to the discharge of his duty -as an Officer in his Majesty's service. Upon which . ehargelhe Court came to the fol lowing•dechiion:•'--- '"The Court Martial, after the most attentive consideration of the evidence produced in stip- . - port' of the charge against Lieut. W. Nash; of the ft oyal North Lipcoln Regiment ofikiiiitia, and of the prisoner's defence, are of opinion, that. he is gtiiity of the crime laid. to his charge, and they do sentence him, the said Lieut. \ Nash, to be dismissed froth the regiment." __ • • His - Royal Highness the Prince Regent was pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to approVe and confirm the finding and sen tence of the Court 3 and the Commander in Chief directs, that the charge preferrvd against Lieutenant William Nash, together with the finding and sentence of the Court, shall be read at the head of every corps, and entered in the cie nerd Order ,BO ok ' • • By command • of •his Royal Highness the•Catn milder is Chief. • • HARRY CAL. I 44T, Aqiziant-General. HORSE-GUARDS, Amo.'3.—At a General Court Martial held at Ilythe,' on the 23d March, 1812, and continued by adjournments to the 13th April, Lieut. Lewis -Appelius; of the B.sth regiment, was arraigned upon the 'undermentioned charges, viz.— Ist. For scandalous and infamous conduct wabeconfing the character of an Officer and a Gentleman, in fal s ely and mall eiously asserting to Capt. Hylton,. of .the ssth regiment, at Belem, in Portugal, on or about the Ist of June,' 1811, that he (Lieutenant Appelins).had pulled Major Mein, al the same Regh/seut, by the nose, and taken his (Lieutenant Appelius's) feet from the - HudibrasLic seat of honour, or words-to that effect; and - if Major Mein had added that-to the chaff e, which he bad given in against him (Lieut. Appelius) on or about December last, meaning Itll9, it would neve been no thing but the truth. 2d. In falsely and maliciously propagating and asserting, between the 12th and 24th of June, 1811, to' the Odicers of the 15th re::iment, then serving-in Portugal, that he (Lien;. tenant ppe!iirs) had Ruffed Major Mein by the nose, and taken his (Lieutenant Appelius's) feet from thelindibrastio seat of honour, or words to that elitct ; and 'farther falsely and Maiieitiusl propagating and -asserting 'the same ca lumny. between the Bth of August and 7th of September, 1811, to several of .the Officers of the five companies of the 85th regiment; then under the commana of n:lior Mein, at the regiarcatal depot at . Haihjuttn, or ; the above --eipreSs'mlis and a3sertions being ansolutefy false, and greatly 'to the prejudice and dishonour of Major :Min's character, both as 'an Officer and a Gentleman, and highly subversive of good order and military discipline, and in breach of the Articles of War. elvArgs Ole Court etiefie to the fol lowing decision fr The edurt haviup; maturely Oil :attentively weighed and considered the evidence adduced in stliv:,-,rt of the prosecut ou, together with what the prisoner, Ll:rAtenant Lewis . .I\ppelius, has of-: fore' iu his" defetice,i,:i of opiluou relative to the first charge, that tive prisoner is 'guilty of the same, " With regard to the.second charge, the Court is of opinion that ,the pr;soner is nut guilty of the whole or either part..thereof,' and doth therefore ai.lquit. him (31' the sanie. ‘.` The Court, ii consideration of having found the prisoner guilty the scandalous and infa limns conduct, as contained in the first charge, such' being - it breach of the ArticleS 'of War, cloth therefore sentc•ace • bini - to .be dismissed his Ma jesty's Service. _ • -` The cotirt, a', tine same time- that it acquits. the prisoner of the second charge, deems it a duty; ilt justice to Major' Mein's character, to State,•that in the coursi of the trial seVeral cir imasunices have, transpired, fully ufficient; in the' opinion of the Court, - to, exonerate Mijor ?delft from any impatati6n of being actuate:l .by liberal <jr improper 'motive" pret:erthig the te em:id-Charge." • SPANISH PAP ERS. (FROM Tat GONG'S() OF JULY '25.) 'TUNE 25."---ItelTiOTT.- t- ) Don tali: , itcy, Commander . . excc,lti:)ner and comrnon bt.._' 7 % , ..rjr;g that they may not .it , nt in3igniaof the Lgion of _o:„ L-01l Crown, as - ordered in his ',A.ctilenrq's decree cif the 12th ult. •Ex " Pelient Sir, _ Jose Faiset, executioner, and Vicente Cau, :Pedro Neac, and NfehOlas Paris;.comnion criers t.he former' in his own name, and . the latter in the name of all others of the same class) exces 4sivery grieved at your Excellency's decree of the 12th of May, with all due' respect sulinit that they .flatter themselves they have given no'cause for a measure so injurious Sand blackening to their cha racter, which does nothing less than confound thendi with the most wicked of all men. " We, may it please your. Excellency, each in our own sphere, pique ourselves, on being good Spa niards and men of probity. As the latter, have we done any act, or committed any offence, to eall in question our character ? As good Spaniards, has you: Exceildicy heard any complaint of our not having punctually executed sentences, and pub lished the. orders of the Legitimate Government will .exactness thioughout everf part Of the prtur cipality ? To .the above are our functions confin ed, and in performing them, we fulfil' our duty to society. The Preiich cannot say that- they . haVe availed themselves of our assistance, for they have Often been compelled to have recourse to a male factor tOr want of an executioner; and for want of criers, they have compelled the Curates to proclaim their iniquitous orders at the foot of the altar. But, thou :;Ii ,we should serve both French and Spaniards at the•same time, (which is'iMpos sible according to our Way of thinking) what an immense distinction would still remain, between our and tbetr mode of proceeding,, llt is, their's to -meditate mischief; to give it the Shape of late, and to compel the people to obey it by violence,--, while it is our's merely . to, publish it, and leave it to the people to obey it, qr not, as they please.-- .If the executioner is compared with the French, you will find a still more palpable distinction be tween Clem : the tormer does no. more tban_de 7 prive of life a malefactor, convicted after delibe rate trial ; but the latter rob, kill, assassin ate, and even make . a boast of exhibiting their clothel, dyed with the blood of the innocents whom they have immolated. Hence- your Excellency must. perceive that it is peculiarly -injurious - to-us to com pel us to vicar the insdgnia of the legion. Of horltr and of the Trou crown,, with which Buonaparte disthvoishes those who are the most 'supererni pent crime. " We, theyeforc, your Excellency, that the above"-rucntiolw:.l eref... may be . recalled ; and that the eniblems of the iron crown or, the legion of honour inay only he worn by eVil dOers when they are- conducted .to punifibment.— We expect favour as well as justice from your, Excelleucy. " Manresa, Nil) , 25, 1812." . Major CatstAc!is appointed to d; command of the four troops of, Life Guards, about to embark for Spain. Twelve troops' of heavy horse, to he taken from the Royal Life Guards, and Royal' Horse Guards or. Blues, are ordered to be in readiness to proceed for - embarkation for. Portugal. The Hussar Bii gade, consistidg of the 7th, 1 1 0th, and 18tb-, it is expcetefl, will accompany them. Several Officers of the Royal Engineers have been ordered to proceed immediately to Canada and Nova Scotia; and we understand that a de tachment of artificers, &c. belonging to the same corps, is to be sent to that quarter. The 3d bat talion of the Sgth is- also destined for North Ame rica. • • CORK,,AUG. 13. Yesterday our Assizes con cluded. The only criminal trial which excited much- interest, was that of the men who had been apprehended by the spirited exertions of Robert Courtney, Esq. and his corps. Of those, five' were capitally convicted on the White Boy Act, and sentenced to , he executed on Saturday, the 22d, instant, viz. Patrick Maraga, atDungburney; Bartholomew Shea,. at Two Port-house; John Connel, at Castlelyons ; and David Daly and Denis Browder at Canno: 'Avis terrible but ne cessary example,:. it is to be hoped, will re-esta blish trannuility and,security in that part of the country which has been lately so much disturbed by lawless associations and nightly outrages. Of Mr. Courtney and his corps it is unnecessary for us.to speak. Their merited eulogium ,has been pronounced in the thanks and praises of the inge nueßepresentatives of the whole cocounty.,-Cork Advertiser. 'And Pvtili,slwd by WILLIAM AIIMIC;EIL! SCRIPPS, ',South Molt( At3ifttlitt - ..i . t.ki, Iti; .ri.t;c4. 1-Vetine3day, the-Cork lilstitntion, for the election of a. thiro part of the Committee took place, and wa.3 re 9pectably attended. The Right tion. Lord Carbery took the Chair about one o'clock. In addition to the usual business of the day' the Secretary read a letter from Joshua Eirt'Y Trimmer, Esq. author of two rtnphlets, " On thc ,State.of Agriculture in the South ofireland:' trouncing a pres,,nt of two rams, of a Mcriro cross, with a view to the improvement of the 11 ' 4 ' Live Irish sheep,.whicb were placed in the hodi of T. J. C;oppinger, and James Hastie, Esqrs a' the mode most likely to carry into effect the ill* tcntions of the donor; But whilst the Meeting vra 4 fully sensible of , the liberality o - FMr. TrimnW ) and expressed their grateful :aCknowledgments tQ him, it was the prevailing opinion - , that 114-ailcas ef of crossing sheep for the improvement of 15' 06 ,. 1i. the ram should be of the pore Merino blood, this is practicable, , , The importance of saving P P ,' seed was Sp6ken -of, and it was prop‘red to re commend it,. but any measure of this kind - 1 0 rendered unnecessary by the -hand'-bills distribilt" ed throughoat-the coo itry by orders of tbe . tille ° Board. ak...ssrs. Coppinz.ter, Hiastie, and Webb, haviv s been appointed Judges of the swine shewn for re' Mili;rl3, gave in their report, that they *bid 1 0 " judged the. first premium in each of the.four elivF - r- e : to Dr. -Gilnbings, whose-,tock was much athi p- Premiums nacre also adikidged to Mr. Shan?.tr-9' for a.boar the first ; toMr. R. O'Conff, r ' for a sow in the f6urth class. The Rev. Townsend, and Samuel Martin, E. also snine pigs, so that there was a respectable titian. Gibbir4 - _,ls sent three young boars under sZ e ' one of which was of the kind distributed iv Fanning Society of Ireland; and though preferable to the common breed, it was enell'id, considered interior to a boar . of the same age, the Doctor's own stock. Mr. -John-llawlles also sent a sow under e. ; L., months old, the size and excellence of tvhicla cited much attention. This was bred froi of Dr.. Gibbings's. There was some extra stac sent. for exhibition, a two years bull of the TiolG er e , .ness breed, the .size arid het , .....ity of 7: 1 .; , ..:11 v ' e ` much admired, and a heifer of the same brec , belonging to Samuel Hawkes,'ESq. ox of,. t Devon breed, two yelrs old, with the cowlr °- which it was bred,, belonging to Alderman son ;. and a fine stallion, belonging to Alsia,", l ` ) : ner, the sire of which was brought from the ' at ti:.2ent by the Duke of Marlborough, 'and the (14 was of the celebrated Suffolk breed. of Mr. Newenham, of Coolmore, sent a sampl e fine, oats, raised from seed sown on the 6 t l August, 1811, on a vetch lea. The straw Wi l3 ix uncommon height and thickness, being nearii feet high. W e m are sorry to learn that some tuultou r s st , ceedings took place at Sheffield, on Tuesday. l a o f it being the market-day there. The high pri ce t r i i flour is assigned as the cause of the riot ; aou Mob, had compelled a number of the dealet i - t & that article to. sell it at the price they chose • affix. _ accounts - We learn that have been receiv e- A ;tbe town from Manchester, after the deyarture O.' 0 mail, whiCh state that a fire had broken oL' tbc that to , cvn, occasioned by some accident fron l „ f , illuminations, which had'consumed several lio" and properr.7 to a considerable amount. 886 7 10 360 19 1i 221 14 2 DtED. )rd On Friday the 14th inst. at Preston, ,the Rev. Fl''''lrtrel Shnitieworth, Vicar of Kirkham, in Lancashire, -4'''d bendaty ef York Cathedral, aged 76. of r is# Mrs. Adeane, wife of Robert Jones 'Adeane, F- ,34 * ,_..., brahain, 6iihridvshire. - • _______....". CO4lll. MARKI Ships Ships. at Mandet. N6Fctotle . . . 1 Sunticriaiul . e Cuira • EiT, AUGUST scad, 4 Fria , 0, • to 50' ok '35. 7 YESTERDAY. Smith Sea_Stßeic; 6 2 t IIOP Exchequer a.id• p er 3s. is..ths. e- Dittd, 31:1. per day Xos' Orunictui, 4 544 5 f fiy Imperial 3 per Cent. 5/ a Ditto Ann. WI 15 Cons. for Oqth AL JOURNA L INKS, CANI` MAKER, STRA: wr ea the' - • '" PIi.ICE O H STOC }Tank-Stock 4.0 - Navy .5 .ner Cent. 4 per. Cent-754 ti 3 per Cent. Red. SSW I I 3 per Cent. Con. 57i 58-Vsji Bank L. Ann. India Shock, India Bond's, ss. Bs. dis. AI 12; TEOROLO By it. B.: itILOSOPHICAL INSTRUN Thermo et er. 4 I-leav NVA.TF: R A' :11 ornillg, 45 n.ti utt's Grocs•enor-s . 30 18 .04 29.95 Fair Bain Fair 1)0. ne• * Po: Rain Fa" Da' itai° r f ;t 7;e '_. a . t/ 11 PA' I shower ,after a, 1,,E to seve; BRIDG 1IARR1EI). . I ,lao Oa :Saturday last, Mr. William' Nicholson, of Ju u Zz 'West, to Miss Henrietta Sis - um 'Of Holly Bush-hill, +'` stea O d n . • Tuesday the 18th inst. at Clifton, Richard Biala' re Esq. to Miss Nfol A R and. 0/ 11 " On••Tbiirsday lastory St. - I.i'ti lmnds, John 0 ; Ali' Esq. of Artillery-place, to•Anue,. youngest tlaug'oe r ° ljain Br.cl:, Esq. of that place. The same day, at - tlanwell Church, John riew'''T;ll ,o Esq. of Oundle, to Margaret; youngest daughter of : j‘ines .Montgoinery, EFI. of Present-strt:-et, 1. , 0 , )4 1,03.° 7 .-4 0 4 - 0 On the '2oth inst, at lii.zeleigh, in Es.sex, 3,1 r. Georg • (:f Gainsfora-treet, I,ouden; to Sarah, daughter lun i , of IVo kaMm ort r - Lodge, t County. . . • flti 'rhe day, at St.. Llwrence, Jo.vry, Mr. John ah I'Vrier, of Derby, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. NV. reet, Yesterday, at Enfield, Joseph Bennett, jun. to yonti , *est damlater of the late Alexander Hume, EST ° f poie-41r , et. • ! - • At Staffirrd, Mr. J. E. Hoolhouni, of Tiondol , to lis, • Ann 1-lenningitayn, of. Walsall. 0 I GS 73 lii. 76. 74. 70. Luxe,