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those h t cr ; gl l l tqw3l(l a measure of such I ),rta , ,co, did not think it worth their while to con_ ink with ,Coe Nob:o :aid. Learned Lords in tl,at House. 1-1-.• approved of deferring the commitment of the Bill until TuesLy, anti he hoped that. their ,Lortillirs in the mean time would bestow ali that attenii,ln on it that the'grei. i t importance of it - re.: quire!, for it' was impossible that it could ttas t uti&rgnin very' kTeirt - 11 t Li' Me i m . :4 Comll4 .1 1 1.7 _jsarf.aflV EST.AIE 47'11:-..atasd -Oat the speetabt.e..,Nealber of .ituather House _(:llr..,S;lnw, Metnbe'r - f6r i)nbl l trt);--tvito.brought in'the Bill, had •confided it to his c.ire whtri cnthe befoie their Lordships..`',Asit was not.his with' to precipice tate 'a measure of,,suclt con,equence, iie.4ad been duced .. to t pos t tporic,mo - vii:_qi fur the second :reading pf the "L•nitl,' e2iiiiie,r4ii•tiber i 'ii4th `the Ntlble it - \‘';ts hiV:thetiliori 'to E lirve , itictrestet On tote fir , r 41t 1 .' thtit6 • Adj )urn'ed so ThreC t w. ~,, HOUSE OF-.G.OIIIIIIQNS. TitimiD , ,7 i t ! • A new NVrit %vai in•rt , ,Fd fol.a ,Ppresentative for B ) , 14. ) serve Ili the rop iliJ.ikkytilNE, who has accepted the 'difiec to'' 11J s . 11/InjusTy. „ • , Sir Joii Atipv.ttvN' brought tip a Report on the Petition I unn the Lord, :Yloyor,, Allennen, awl Com ' moo Council of the City . of •lin i don, pray:ing• for leitveltilCiini in a Bill,. authoriiing the transfer of PrieMettr from the Poultry. E!On'ipter till some rieces.." ;ivy.rel,,airs are !node In thAkid prison. The Itepoir iva akreol to, and a'-.lill . ortleied-acCordingly. • The hill wo3 afterWards'iiitibitticed, read a' ;firer atal ordered .tor -tge 'second reaaingi 16:rtior. tow, ' • o. • • I . .yt, 7. 'I he ,London d qunal Force Fif;fala flair • ttlfi; reod a sei and' e'o ann i tell I 0r"r0... triotit•citss ;' as Wh's Vote of Credit a,a..osiedird 4 . taw, 1411'4 . 0e:hp •biiitie day. ...• • • • • he A t 1,1;6O;1:; i;1 , 1-?'‘Puiehme.Bili als; read •a"secontl't and (;:n-1;:i :,t z•ut f. r to-rnor:.' ;„, . • '',. . to the '01 . . 4 ' Gt t. its (0-ti , -( . .,..t5ttl to thitt for nece4. iltV 6:1 this. Bill I,wing"itiiki:e . ,1 Lin t 'of (...:04ttkvi •i. :y t)t . the ' Or(t*l . P. e '. l -21 1' tt' fl , to {3isttf t ►~ 2i II i t () ' . ' `.llilC: j;11 t9l • I 1144 A),4!...i tt • (11.0 e 1,1 c. e :1' ' erriOtiLiti n fit'r . te • ' . '(lV3f• sirreiv!Nir:-.3 t, temson' ttibf lit titer: 4i4ebk'ert thot),?;,li 't1: 1 21 Otiktit . rtt itAve' 1t eri psittitiblN at t I 0111(199 ; nkl"t cc t f ri •t Itcar 39' be tiiiiiitat ~,,r i" Pg'iitif'rrie Ex v t a Fitittetir:ltt yletriber was. - ptc. cc. Afitt s fil e P de ) thizPikktnnt.iiP"iv ri 4 1 . 11 1 ' ,. by obs,cryit-fg, - thcti tigt ti,t)ltQt if!ri be be et ii. the Ccirii.* mi r ltt."4" when the dei4 - 11 ivouull aitif6 •co lic nsit." 1 1 4A`ffei'l'014'!.;t1ggekti,In; , :the prde'r . fot- the co ' mm i t . .. .passio ; vviihout fugher obstrvatioh. - .The'Cbtrittiitte on: the I_;oriiton post: " • ' 1 ' " • • . Mr. Hut.: isson prestlntea. etiit of 'allef4:lii cptii)ts.tl,:livcrol to the Corriptroligr of the ./kCalarttS for the Ai.hy. They were ,otdete4, to tic on Om TgAtle r . '; , . • 'TY feennti readingof the, Trirdi Militia Ccimmis. siotter6 .4tll W. 4 Put off rill Saiurchiy. • R4ulation hill- Was, reported, and (4510 read.,.a third dine tomorrow, as was the,Leaiher IVlttootOetytt" irotrarsii. krought in a Bill pertrdt„ titi . 4..tervan Ships arriving in the Ports of chi C..uott to take in Ociigoeb. , of. Salt to Novidenee or • iheii , lto:tti Nat-. .was •'!ead ; firat time, yrfyi pittir i e.ci to, be [Cad a second kAkri t Mptio n of Mr.FovrEtt,, the House Went intti 4.'4.l3takittee on the Mt or His present MA. jrtyry, regttlating the Exportation of Sall from Ire. la riK Right H .. ). OentletnAn stated, that he the (2(mmittee to Come to.iwo R.e . soltrrions thi,orte wl:ich had ftrita objet ,to,take .off the I)tlite•-, S4I I t exported-,from Ireland to Newfound. lan f ; "the ohjed of the seesond ',.lt'sulistioti was, that ituportrd into the..Porrs of •,.trtiand„ Should he itlioweil to he oxported fire of duty, In proposing two Resolutions,. he wished ilia& ,pirt of the of 1r Lland, 01, , u2 he placed on the same ro w the :Trade ire Circe4 l Britain, Th. kight, i-vi,,.qc o ll,nun.c(mo,,k,i with moving the Itesolu- Lions, whieit were put, agreed ti.', and the Report cctit4t.ll,4o:7 The ktur.Ports tO which the ResolutiQllS refer, are Witttil(;rtii :CPrk, :itoi Lioierick. ishery kitlf was . reported, and or. The.lrkis , Stuall.l\iote Bill was read,al third time ;nit , :Vtit.,,Loy y liolit-rs was introduced, ye.l4;:a, titne, and ortlcfed to lie read asbeeond . Tove,d the, sec.oild reading of the Bill f-r 11,c I:( f ßer. Colectis:n Jul die Lash- Revenue. Colopel wi6hetltitne to be given thedue con id s ei the Bill, ivhichtvas,one' LA very t +Mr By one of its f , sitwcot create an .I.l , litional Revenue of :117,,1 a I,ar.;e proportion of this wookl fall a very' severe presttte onthose etni,loyed in tho • ; Mr. wontd ii a.great.Measure 11;; , n, h +)1 t ;kit: had . tie.xfallitiled to. Be ti pt< l that thr . f l ail' vvould not be'inirgred to is-; t 4 I I I ion. • ' Mr. li . (Aitu.it ckipresiieci iegref that the till .yredr ol.i.ttiotiable to any of the Irish Re. it' iit delay ;.;.• inran time it might. I.l: ! us e inigitt'gointo It ti ) . ihe shpald f r,t ll j,sc printed, If not• then ,printed, lie had DO t a if)le; 4 11 4 () Nett . ' 1p t ! .:A c,par t ittrA taripOTWW. LONDON, JULY.I3, 1804. . , It.C9ntra&ora for the Lottery.waited upon the . HAN'CELLOR of the •EACHEQUESt this mornini,' When -ks .lllessrs. HIN•it.I:V and Co. the Stock F.X. lfange List, were dgclared, rhe.best Bidders. The k rice is Is.. 6d. per. Ticket. GOVERNMENT have reCeiVed Dispatches from ja:. • • foaled, liat'ettioih crate that a plan :was fofmed f) . ,Y; the Frerich etiisoneri in that Island, in goojimaiott. with the French at Cuba, for m dicing an • Insurreaion in, ante getting of jarri,ti - ca. They were to have been .• With money by Sotneliz w;, wlto,..howt v r t . faile,i in their promise, and the whole Plot being' discovered, effedual i measures i'ave, Leen.. taken to prevent any attempt of the kind i'n.futtire., and every thing is peifeetly safe and in that . qtiatter. . . . . . 4.:roops ,that, were, .colleded ,at the. irh' the I.t,,i.ew Lot "milting awl attack opi 3 O !Alas, have left the rireat.,:r 'part of them are gone to America; one fessel,'hdivever, -confaininh zoo `rnetr;, wag Lost at Sea, and - another, with 400 Troops,.t s been tatcen py the .. Ecba Sloop o . f War; 413prehettaion 4f an attempt upon Ale, ililtarnas..has s6bildett.' , ,, • Jr() tt el aceuunt wliicl we gave,- exelpsively, Some time. ago, o': the MILS. , sacre- of itic ',Whites in St. Domingo, is fully Cdnfirrued titaughter 'has bee.,l a! , noit ttni. versa?. ar,d Cliai,Tt.4-11, arc coal. ,V . TictilCe, aIA have probably by this time comthenced hostilities agaiirst 'each oilier.; for the'Stircreigtty of that ill, fated Coloo . y. • Sosit a recent Combinations among the JOurneymen c;ftlifierent is Dublin, and theapprehensioo of a Man of • the name of Doyle in that City; on sus picion pf Tieiionaide Practices, have given rise to reports of new disturbances being on the point of : hreaking•out in Ireland. Upon a subjed of so much importance, we conceived it to be our duty to Make every inquiry In our power, and we have the pleasuie of learning, • from those whose know. ledge of the state Of Ireland cannot be doubted,' that these rumours and apprehensions are very truck exaggerated. • It. is impossible to suppPse, aim the dreadful convulsions that. Ireland has lately under gone,. that perfetl'iranqiiillity can have been so Soon' restored,,lnd that,every spark ofS e Jition And* Trea., son can hae been already extinguished. 805 un., doubtedly- a great and :t happy - change' has taken' Place in the setitirricinf of a. great part of the de. likled Foyle of that Country - , tin.l we have no doubt, bur; that uncle: . a, vb i.e and vigilant Government, like tie present, combining fittnnes's with'concilia. Olin, If, land . will (tail; increase in,prosperity and inieinal tranquillity. It is, however, .very.natural that the loyal Pcuple of :Ireland, suffering as they have 'done, should feel a considerable degree cif alarm, at every thing which indicates the remotest Probability of a renewal of those dreadful scenes which have digraced• and desolated their Country k their situation makes theta tremblingly alive to every thing which bears the appearance of sedition, and they find it difficult Co separate , the idea of COM bitlat ions among worktnen, from conspiracies against Government. We are, haWever,,far frOm insinuating that the greatest Vigilance anScircumspedion is not necessary on the part of the Irish Government ; we mean only to state, 'that at ptekent there appears no . reason to apprehend any, interrupiion •of the Iran.. of Ireland. • , : , Itcra Loot- tiC said to JiavO b,een scetived in that lioNArmirre had given a 11101 t intern= pelate and in - suiting Answu to tile.l - 4monstfance.ol, the 11,! E ttOR Of RUsc, lA, IgSpftirig tE,C 'Vid r itiOn the Ncntnility of G49l4tiy: by 'Ow" Fren6 i ., i f , said thlt bitV'eAletilitsdn' the RitiEtii.tt.' of IttbbiA tca withdraw his Retaonstianc'e_ And tt/aft.his assertions, otherwise he will answer it in a ,• manner at once striking and energetic. * After the . vinli . nce — pf temper which BoNAPARTE has freOucnt. ly can.hardly say it is impr*bable that he,-should use such language, but we have sea. son to believe that Government have received no official information - of such- - an answer having been- . • . Livr night we received Paris to_ the 4th lust. and Mitch journah to the 7th. • -•` In thciltoiliteur we find the'Protest of:Louts under tin. title of Court 14; sacw, the 6th ult.. against the assumption of the Irn.: petial Dignity by BONAPARTR, • and the,attempt:to rendcr it hereditary in the'.fait thurpei. In'thisinstrument the "thifortunite Moniirch appeals,,„ in the 'Mo4t energetic language,i4ilie 7 St3verefgns of Europe, .whose rights,_ he jusil4Lobsers24....ale..not. less injured than his . oWn, anti ditibliiik's by sokmny protesting itittint the linperi'ah'itle,',ass,tiaicd ‘6l. BoNAPARTE, and all the tiobtecitwilt to wlricti,. it ,trtly' give birth. . . . As onr . Paper .was putting to Press, we ieecived. the .Leyden Courant of the 9th enr,rainiOg p j ris news of t h e 4th, which; hoWever, trierely-Yelites'to at contradidion inserted in the Official kaharlil.;4iii; ^-, ,•• Cespea ipv.'eral'euMouis whigh - b4ydarely L ipimiked in the ,balicirte, and which are .statettO be fiti7Bl4` of German •Joornals; inseeta iiiirirrtikiiiiment r,i . of Fr~lsl} 4} iNgen(4. Tne , le'o43)pirtmf f itilrbi n wl le6l4 ` l A; : '* ' : th ' s n t t i A ' ' -' 1 7 4 1 41 1 0 : Ai r g74#4 Papal States, the Retirement of the tura. 0f,NA.4441 to conctutle& between Ihe:.atio.iilif - Porte and k'ral.ce, acid the send . inecif6o,6oo„PjAlcii, Soldiers. it.toltaly, There was .no. audience of Foreign Ministersion Sunday the fst . as a u v; ieviCW ,H raf Troops' r. , I Tttiv rage of disii‘Diricirnient• is . sh strong *ill' 4 certain Party, that they are noW,,quite, oUrnargssoui in their .attacks :trptin the present Administrafion 3 a r id 'lave wholly 'taken' leave of ,d.eaelicy as well truth... Paper devoted VrerogativekiParty, has this (latlie as . the . effrontery, to L assert, ..(liaiT,4,4o(is. 1 :14 , 0(Mkf , .. E, upon wh at , the Party su e pleassiflolerrn .1‘ the present Syste m ;of. Pynscriptiern and - Exclusion." . Vtlt! Have sir pften'had occasion to speak of the - pervelie" mittreplesentations.4 .the Party,.uporr thereturn of Mr. PITT to office, anA. those mistepresentatiOns' see - so false rind alititird, that iiTviSurd hardly ,be n ec e ssar y ifonOtjce them any more, if .i they 'were not. still urge with such shameless peliseierance.: To call the eA'cekticyt agsin‘i ene inart-,--a man who has committed himself . so, . - .)t much .in the. opinion of mankind/miss 8 /4 s eq: ' Prvtcription Excistion, . is.he excess: of foll or mad n es s . The people, we are persuaded, vvoidati. have looked with alarm upon -his return tnigike.:7 linv.evir it might have appeared. to produce .a..teni po,rary. cessation :of party dissentions... the •..fra..) pet ,41itrtlett to now proceeds totthe'uthinstextrernitF,i of confident 'falsehood,' in . asserting that Peace is i l l . impossible, for two reastro@, first,. becaust 4 the secret Adviser: 7 of the Crown have,retolved that4t,? Mialsterftain BONAPARTE" &al/ rwrr ag'airt lff ceiVediathiiCaitatty ; and This they have nohattdver mei) . happen, and ' , whatever may i Sroisoie." Tt is almoSt ,hewing as moth in,. snotty. as this imprudent and I,,utish displays, to'take any 'notice of it ; but . we psi'_ -tively say, that it is a fals e , seandalons, and benign attack upon the.preten t AdMiniiteation, and has. no foundation but 'in- the wiektd- or bewildered: imagination of the Writer... Ti:e.prekent lvlinistry have chie fl y' at' heart the. welfare lot - .thcif -(!a n C ount ry; rliqugh rheyHwould mast. read : fly pypolot. any ,plan' that held not a fait-Nowise of -promoting the welfare ofiall Europe, indeed, to maintain rit! bonottiandiesurity of •thiS Country, is to conirillute to the welfare of every other European State, 'mt . onSlaved by France ; tor Gr , ;at . Britain is d,e m.tin CheelOipon.F!encii Ambitioo,, W.hich, if G l is try were once suoilued, would noun, i)irhaps, effect its evident. purpose .of obtaining uniiersa.l.kimi arr. The e resent Minister, we know, will; resolutely maintain the interests 'of this Coarntry, by a pro,, e ,: cation of the . War, if the tlru n of the 'Emily should rentler.a continuance. of War Hetes_ nary but,we know also; 'ilitiche is ready' to li.tet to any ,honourable proposal, founded in sir,tiity;- tii,t may bring about the blessings of 'a secure Peace. —.But even . supposini !JUL' the gofer ilihrispl, l / 4. 0f the. Clown had resolved to listen to no Overtures , of Peace from BONAPARTE, is it to' be. sap_ posed that 'they .would be so very opett,..4s to reveal" their opinion to the Writers in a Print con.. stantly reviling them and their measures, with the grossest Virulence and l'alSellood? We shall close this subjen with a solemn assurance totaur Readers, that the assertion which we have noticed, is as des. titute oftruth as of proliability,.. Yesterday morning , soon after breakfast, Truitt IVlniEsTiiis. the PKINCKvsES, anti like DUKES of KlNT>iud CuMBERLAND, walked in Kew Gardena. Yeateidayki Common Hall was held, for the Elec-.. don of two Gentlemen to be put in nomination for . 'Sheriffs'Twlien, after reading over the narriesiof those' eligible, aietter, achiressed to the LORD MAYOR, iwas read by Mr. ALLRN PERILING, from Mr. ;PAißY.'(3ri Direelorb stating,• - that- he rwas'a..,Lieut.-Colotiel in the East.india Volunteer!, and 'being 73 years of age, he trusted the Liiiery ! IwoAldsexcuse him.. Mr. Draws stepped forward, and's,rated to - the Livery, that as - Mr. PARikr.faun,l 'hifiis;;‘ll . yOung enough to.be a Lieutenant,Cnionel, Also fill, the. situation 'of an East-India l llirctt Jr, he 4Mr. 13,) ff#teted himself rite I,t~'cry Would, not itior ty. ~oAute was then announced, and he ,was unanitnnully' elated as Was also GEoKut Sc4ol , Pr, Ffl• Mrs R FOSTE moiled -tile second, reading of the Irish Spirits Warehuu.,:l.ng bill. Colonel klurciiti:aou tibjttta toir as to its .opeta4ir, at4coneended t)orit"ivould nth be justto thi)&eltmplard ir7 the trisk!Digtillt.:tic.J pfe7 .Biltlvithout full auti drbcussion._ Mi. 'FOSTER, however, persisted in the origin.ll Motion, and argued that• the Duties' imposed by the tiot lie 'found to bear with - unequal pressure on any part of the commOdity. • " The SYBAK4IO44Ving again put the Question from the Chacr, Colonel _HUTCH 1t s) moved that the (rouse be counted." tie U J iy was iirirnediat:.>ly cleared for that purro4, :Spit there being - Only (wcnty-nine Members present; .an - adj . Juriitheni took place till YA:sCrow.• • I'. MAI LS. • ARRIVED. Ilarnbufgh z - . o. • PRICE ON STOCKS, • TIM! DAY AT TWILLTA O'CIDtD. ' Consols . s 7 Red. Ann. -56 I Omnium T H E . • 110p1M Ql.7lll,.DKftit VACSI.II4 AUDLAT NA P i I, Pe E WS. PLYMOITH, jr/LY 11.--Arrived the Betzefices Frigate, of 38 guns, fron4 Cruize in the Channel, with her bowsprit sprung, occasiond by a heavy gale of wind she encountered on Monday night. Sheas-refuting_tv.idi.Jlll posaible disPz rcl4-aaa-will get in a new bowsprit in thecourst of a day or t WCfp and.pr : pceed-to aea-immediately. . • Arrived the Drfoirtierghwpf.:9B guns, froth -the Channel Fleet ;•. -- and.ehmnix Frigale,.(l4in a endPt off' Fertol. o • . . ~.. , rotlis4Otrrtt, jur.v Iz. --- ; Afrivrd the IVanC_, Cutter, Lieur..Stsityr, ..viitit . Dispaiches from the Squadron ofF . l3 , iulegne. - Byer it is reported, that too satt.of French Gitti-hoars, Limier-convoy of Sloop, flati iscapeir fr,)in Boulogne to . cherhourT, ' lattt were so licar in sh .rc that our Blockading Slim limn were . nor able to intercept them. , Arrtved the .Mary view, ..MoxoAtt, and -T 14 . • . tmcINS, from Deprf.rd . ;" - T€7o .P,rie,l4, Big E r 1 '0,13 4; 7 .1 71 i1019 7 :1, 7. 4i f e r a t idexce, :I)itt)wig,-, fikTiti\\T'onr : : ' Ii ittteli .; * , athi •I; ;f,' 144 El:It) Lsorr i . &mit Pe i d.byrgli.' .isiud. the :m : J o )irrh ; 'lva ob , aildi.),/,(A=rd, LitEl 1 - ot. 1) di ' ) ff.; i I ;' ;I n ?": rl 4fiti'i il l r I ,k '''.: :; 3 ' ,1 %; 1 .. . r i gtirl i . ".l l r l V ( , ~ 1. ..,..,,) . "FACitwolfri. 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IJ ) ,F rhai flie.!lViltArs t)ife r6iil pi Lbitrfherw QOM( 4 113 L A i - i - ;->in 4 , 'o ? 4 : 44,:4aftlitgit44.liiiy.t.iiiiiigoifo:,cf -1 'Wesiwai - tl. l -- .) al . lel $01:•zflt: -') g'! , I. •:,r , P 'i , - .;••• -I • ...',11 ( , tj kionft ,r...., ..,.-! ~..,:. :- ii... ,-, ~.,.. o, 1 . - The' P,i mi 11 .1 .44, gilt fa . ekile, . Sytv E wire foo Arne.) ,• • -•• t • ~i. il.:**l i,,, 1 B . , 1;t:4 ... TiCa ; _the s 2 : - eVI . 44,ilitt0): 6U1.1:012.10111 , .T3 Jarn4cili*ith,A444;itittfii i.th.inii.,; arid the Diiiii VA ' MVi 1' ' 1 .), ir-,.d i ef,...,§t, i - , :h I y:t. th iVi ais of the. 3d lift, k for . Liilappf s = tvd•wirietillisve been detained"- by cciiii' l , marry: wilt-421424e expeeled to sail. curly_ to-morrow',: . . be wind Itakvitig s hifted this evirling from the'S.V 4 i. to the N.! .'''' • ~-,.• ~., .• : • , timtwrcrt; l ju r.r• . r •:‘---%Yestedid:r be M:011/e/ '7 z ~.~~' Guivesse.l, eut.-:LA•zigAss,-06..------- bof' r hAving. 7 paiiiii ; 4 45 a. arrived theßi,puhe'Rivecr6eCiii!4!, ,sl4 salted this m'orning r to the Nouctlyvar.L. The Ifamburgh and Bremen 'Mdits are on Nol tr :thi!, Earl of lalevititPacket, Capt. Tit oNtrioa, cletainea,l)3 , cot' iary . wind, and tbb . poitet,.. ipurg . 11 Mail jeinainl, Ihttre no:Paelter in 0 67 I-larboar: ronconvey it. The Pei Ace of Oralipti PttLDC.e, is Cup.aectevt.ry makper\i‘• T. 7 rr., , te.x/..,i, o rtfit, anti ti:F 3)e. paid s , i I.lls wig 6; I fiS 114,ijr“) Shio : 40 e1;1 5 e . lire; the ChSimitm, bcirobi ;HA bi _ . • g' : L~ i The . I?frehi'vrer Block Ship, stat i o b e d in tbc F„ter...s . Char t tirli hat just made her number to th' lagAlliP: Sbe: ji, .cdtp; ng up to b rehaeo I, ' l Fay. : .. '• .-. : . ~ „ . ~ •-• st • JULY I Z.-A: rived,tris DitajeJty.s • " • - duP' Trusty A'esulas, frotp I.3,logeness.;_Star7itig i. , ()jig, and It. e ;vg;renyAtineti•alklice Ship' froagtlitt Nate. 'Sailed Oft 111‘ , giiqiia.te, 1)1: , r4on ess anti FlimerOnti..iirigqi t; : r rift N,,, e; t he bki•ir;.tb litr- South StiTiep, for. the River. Yesterday evening, at the house of LAY- Parkti.-i• Was mirried, by.Spetlal••License, the Right Hon.' ''.::.erliatlV/ottri to the Countess of LbuooN. ^ Ths, ceremony ; was performed by t Lord . 111.,h0p of 1.01:' don". •Its Royal• Highness tiIC PRI NCR of W4oll Peritte't hank and the nuptialtikieteittfendW, by a brilliant . circii:of the Nobility, their friendo%, The, Brine's s Maids were . the lion. DauM' sit6'ttp, A.:. M. STAsidor. l 4' Ladies ANtiE and YORK, andMtas AUGUS 4 • M Ilk R AY. • •Tht Bride Was , tireAled in plain„ \kiitte tit6slist, : the wai l superb. Btu sets ACC:' C oil -am veil , overt avv X• B - - ITri er ' • oar ,net bohnet, Imntediately 'alter the BrideCereownie the Bride and Biitlegrooni.set off 'for the seat 0 , Leta 'Kr PM, at Ilarnpton.Coutt. • In the evening j ) EkTti Aitterithly. • Amoilifl the Comiany preknt were, the INCH, of W.mitsi :Doke and Dute,Jtess of Si: AO3 Ageti;' Mr. and N. l " . DUFF, 1..4dy 11E .i•r lit et &b. • The extra.shipi Aa'miral,ilitiin, 'Capt. Rdclotte of 538 tons, whose capture by Ll:t4.lssgUadviti " I ' e stated yesteriay, sailed in August last : she ltaa c .1 t . ,000 ()once§ of tre-asureon board, 'on account iodividuttla. :The Cotopiil i s but triflinV The pasnevgers who were unfortbnately - --on • bO O . r ° ' .were Mrs. tiAtt . Ati MorrAf,.‘Proceeding with 1 klw husband, a (.a twin in a Malay Regiment P. Fol.hy, of the-Atrines„; Capt. -HtsaY, ° • 19+Ii Regiment . , ot; Dratx,il,, an d his ready' t.`apz...Lienr.,,fttr).;i7fotr tie HAYMAN)); Cap' s 11 - ?ovi:lN , ,, , ;iloiA; infant daugiper ; ,r iOt••011 1 .1 ,1 „, 9511 4 ' ...° t;lt, .W!tilll37:lVtarinc I ' alit Pat V9 " I •