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VitENC 'PA l'E it.5. 77 .-(Farther Extracts.) 4 ! The Arthy, essentially ohedient,' . h not deliberated; it has tnanitested its adherence as scan as d!ity, permitted,— Voithful to its oath, the Army will be fail - J. - fill to the Prince which the French Nation calls to theTlirone of his Ancestors. For myself, and myEtat Major, I adhere to the Acts of the Senate, and to those of-the Provisional Governaient." • The following have stnt in their adherence to the Minister of War . I • Generals of Division Delarochei. Duplessts, Mllet de Mt:- reau , Taponnier, G'authier de KeryeAran, Cluy-Coustard _,Saint-Lo, de itognesante, - Preval, Lorge, and ,Hanique. . .• Generals of Brigade Pinon, (Michel Pascal) . bert, 'Castella de teriens, Dart)lay . Trochard), Abtoine_ (Francis Louis),, Boize, Berruyer, Souriac, Delahlaclie, Dharancourt, MatnalOwki, Merle de - Euvali - en . ,, Vaufreland, le -Mtrie, de Montbrun, Vital, Moreau; Dagee mont, Davranged'Haugeranville, Darnaud, 'anti Sporre. General COrtut Gerard, cominailcli2g.the se coal corps, all the Officers under. him, and the soldiers, , have also adhered---As • penorai Rottetiburg',,Colunaander of the Sth division of the Young Gn a r.l ; Generals Delors, Leval, and Gronvel ; Col. Cretni, and the Officers of. the Department of the, Somtne, the City of Ainiens,•G Triant, Con . )mandant of the Old Guikrtl, t 4,11: Connt tiorbia . , Generals a,f Division 'A'aint Gertuyin, Maurin, Soogis, KinclelOn ; of. ; Brigade . Protean and. Geney,,Baron Marehant, intendant-General of the Army ' and an infinity of Culonelsi Majors, Chiefs of Battalion and Squadron, and other, persona of - all ranks , in the Military Service. The Jews have, through their ConFiistory, of fered their full and entire adherence. This act is signod by De Cologna,' . .Chevalier of the Order of the Iron ,CroWn,..President, and other Rabbis. Tile Advocate of the Legion of honour, Raoul, the Chiefs, second Chiefs, and 'Employes of•the itcoud - and third Divi ions of the Grand Chan -eeryof the saute, and the 'Employes in the Grand Treasiiry, have also -deserted-their Founder. • The iollowing stipideinentary Aletubers of the• Legislative 11(1dv have also adhered : • Counts de Trytsu, Montalembert ; Hypolite d i Astorg, Theodat de Perri” ' my, and I.'Eleu Delasintope. Charles de Beano,o,nt; Cifer.Bouqueion, Baron de Mnrtre ' Wostrenen e Tlitvora ' t, Pompierres Hebert Dupont, Aroux, Baron d'Arthenoty, and Baron deNloncey, Duke de Brissac, Prefect of the Cote d'Or, Count Bandy. SPAIN. STATE OF PARTIES IN SPAIN. ON THE APPROACH OF KING FERDINAND. [From . the Cancis , Spanish Paper.] We cannot conceal it---two. parties exist in Spain'. The one consists .of ,those who love and support the political , reforms which have' taken piace—the other, of those who either oppose, or hypocritically pretend to cherish them. '1 hese re forms were mad e fo r th e b e n e fit o f th e Spanish peo ple at large ; and hence it happened that the gran- Aces, the titled, the nobles, the privilegedorders, and the corporatimiS lost something by these beneficial alterations. Among all those classes, therefore, though there were so.me'Who prefdrred the public good co the enjoyment of their own privileges, yet , there were many others who were disaffected to the -new institutions, who carried on an incessant w4r against the interests of their country in its very bosom, and did every thing to prevent the: pr - opa gation of the new ; ideas and doctrines among the body of the people. Accordingly, we san'them for a period of more than twenty months emlea vouriag, under the abusive . pretext of religion, to stigmatie, under the name of heretics, atheists, and deists, at the sate time, the men who have ,concurred in effecting the good that has been done. . , Finding that the good sense of the Spanish people .was not to be influenced by these terrible words, which were soon perceived to bemere po litical calumnies, these enemies of the national happiness took another course ; they left the topic _of. religion, and pointed their shafts with t h e -words Jacobins. Republicans,. &c. They now endeavour to delude the unwary into a betel, that Spaniards who framed a constitutional monarchy, want no monarch ; that those who have lahbured in the cause a tile King, %emit no King; that those who live exerted themselves in every Way to save Splin. and to liberate Ferdinand, : wish not for King Ferdinand ! They endeavour to, inculcate the belief of other absurdities' of a similar nature, among:simple people.; but with how little effect, . is proved by the continuance of public tranquillity aniongst us; for had the meannesses, intrigues, and` plots of these men succeeded, we should now have been, involved i.n a bloody civil war, which their base so is, We,rthy of the Court of Lie se raglio, endeavoured to provoke. ; • It is alsi) worthy of retry.lrk, that,these person's, di sa ff ecte d t o 'th e 71'2.v •r• omq - ions which are fa vourable to.the interests of the people, have form ed a . junction with the Frenchified part! . They will doubtless endeavour to instil'into 9z Mg leer- j dinand icleos similar to those which brought ruin npntr (.7ilirles IV. and Maria Louisa ; they :will endeavour to pervert the heait of Ferdinand, be cause 'thus only can they regain that despotism which 'they formerly exercised. But let us hope that Ferdiaand may be enabled to consult iris own advantage only ',in the hapPihess of his people, and will drive far from him those abject souls who oppose themselves to the welfare of Si;ain- _ . . .. Much curiosity was excited, t ' the Town Hall last Thursday, in ciinsequencer of several .indi viduals having been SLlrmithned s to give evidence respecting a charge.. made . i.gain,:t •a person w ho reside,: in one of the l anes for keeping a,l house _opt ill tame. In the course of the exinnin4- t i o „ i me : H were sorry to hear the na.mes of 'several m a tiri. L ki persons expose O . bout d d, as having :reuitented th:ti,"house. The ANlsirat ovrr the the Sessio ns , and the (.•.oustable' to prosecute at respective paKies, to give evidence.--=The houses ',of the inhabitimts' Of this pi'ace were very gene i-rally-illurnjaiiife'd on Monday eveni!4g last, on ac count oeltlte late signal .sUccesses. 0( .the Ailied orl.ns inPiiiice. Ttie - Libriirites, — "Sew Stcyne Ho tel, and the OlifShip.Tavel'i'l, attracted - particular - notiee.—(Brig4ton ;.Jerald, Jpiit 16.) . , , PARIS, APRIL 12.—The" Provisional Govern ment has decreed, that all the. Dutch Guards of . • Hotiour, - aet?,iited in the Cities of Bruges, Metz, ail'Grenoble, shall he set at liberty. The Corn s tnissary, of the War Department is charged with the execution of this Order. Berthicr's Lettev of Adherence-is couched in the following terms INTELLTENCr. COI RT nip CHANCERY, -APRIL 18: Tik day the ',min' CHANCELLOR held his first Sea. before Eater Term. MI:TIRAY V. MURRAY. ,A, bill had been liked in this case on the part of Colonel Murray, sots o 4 the late General Murray, agaiust.Mrs. Ann Murray, his mother, the Lite Sir Pulteney, Mr. Donaidson;• and Mr. Shad executors and trustees of the late Ge neral Murray,-calling on them to account fOr cer tain large sums Which ,had been paid by the tr,itS tees:to Mrs. Murray, during the niinority of the plaintiff, over and above the stuns to which she was entitled order the of the testator, and an order hail been made •by ehe Lor*Chancellor, restraining the :lefendant, Mrs. Murray, from re ceiving any part of an annui!y which, by agree ment between her and :the 'plaintiff, about . months atter his coming of age,: it had settled should be paid to her, in lieu of.all other cairns' upon the property of her deceased hushand, wail such account should be taken.- Mr. LEActi now brought this order under the 'view of his• Lordship by way of re-hearing, con tending, that the order ought to be discharged, going, as - it did, in a case in which it was by no means clear that the plaintiff• had any relief or. claim whatever. against the 'defendant, to deprive in the meat) time. ; of every thing she had 1.0 depend upon for Tier snhsistence, except, indeed,. the trifling pension of 601. a.year, to which" she was entitled as the widow of an officer of rank. ROUPELL followed on the same side. Sir SAMUEL Ri•MILLY aygued in buppk , rt of the order, which the plaintiff was entitled to riold, if it was not ute4tit that he should lie precluded from all right of calling for an account of the inn. nagement of his atLiirs while he was au infant. The quesqou - was not here, whetb , er Mrs.MurraY should have no ,fund for her support, for she 14l the fu;niThed house hc.ionging to. the testator in Hartford-Street, May 7 fair, which she let to the Earl of Chininell for '7OOl. ti-year„ but whether the plaintiff was:to-he lett without any nrovision from his father's estate. The LORD CRP-Iet:LLCM said, lie should look into the affidavit 4, and - . give' his - opinion 'ou Thursday: ' COURT OF KING'S BP.'S' . Akzi. 19. LOTH ELLENBOrLOUGH resumed Alie Sittings fo : t 4 the London Special Juries. •Fog:r Causes were ap pointed for to-day, which. were disposed of at an• early. hour. A.KgRLY V. PARKINSON. This was an action against the defendant, as official Principal and Vicar of the Bishop of Ches. tcr's Consistorial Conrt, - - for illegally/causing, the defendant to be excommunicated, he having re fusea to take upon himself administration of stile' effects of a deceased relative' atter haying inter meddled tlicrein it‘ The facts of the case were t rot disputed, which were, that the plaintiff tivris decreed .by the Ee cleiiastical Court of the Bishop of CheSter to take upon himself administratiol OX the effects of a deceased 'relative. This he refused to do, and for this' contumacy to the decree of the Court, the defendant, as official of the Court, pro nounced-Abe sentence of excommanication against him. From' this sentence he appealed to the Superior Court.orthe Archbishop o f York, which confirmed the substance: From this he appealed to the Court of Delegates, which reversed the ex communication. The plaintiff now,brought ,the present action, to recover a compensation in da mages for the expellees he had been put to in obtaininz , reversal of this illegal exec:l=ll.mi- cation. • • •Mr. ABl3tqT, for the defendant, ohjected that the action could not be maintained, atid,stated the following distinetiOn That whe - re an inferior Judge proceeded in a. matter whcr•c,lie- had rib jurisdiction, the action would lie against him ; but where he had jurisdiction over the subject matter . ; but 'cOrtiiited an 'error in his . proceedings, an, action .would not, lie. In this case the Court•lie low had a.clear jurisdiction of the subject matter, which► was the grant►ng of an administration, ,though lie agreed that the exco►ntnunication was irregular. - • The' Learned Judge said, he would save ttais point for future discussion ; and the Jury found, for the plaintiff, in damages to the am writ of the costs of obtaining the reversal of the c'Acounnuni-- cation. Yesterday Captain BRERENGER underwent an examination. He is in the custody and under'the care of a-Bow -street Officer at Mr. Wooo's house, the Messenger of the Alien, Office. A few day-5 before the action which took place before the walls of Paris, a private Gentleman, anxious about the - events which might take }:lace, was considering where to find an asylum'. for his daughters. A Lady of his acquaintance proposed a cavern, which was under her garden in the Rice St. Jacques-, and which extended to a considerable distance in that quarter. The Gentleman wished. to visit it, and went there. The proprietor and he descended with torches; . they . walked tran quilly until they pewired a' light coming tow':rds them. They 'were not long before they diseo vered a man in uniform, who said, with an arro-: ',Oat tone, " What is your business. here ?" What business have you here yourself ? This "place belongs to me," said the proprietor; this eaVern is made under my garden, and copvtini eates to my hoUse. - -- 7 " - pCno w , that all caverns belong to Go'Yerntnent—rethZ,. to-morrow I cause the entry Of thisjola - ce to be closed."' The gate was, in' effect, closed up: • The late happy events are to be.celebrated at Ya'r:nouth on Tuesday, by giving,; a' dinner of roast-beef and plum-pudding - on the quays to 4000 . of the lower orders. The .SUhscriptions for the (Hurler amOiinted'on Friday to 7001. At the lot. Derby Assizes;_an action wa's brought by Miss of Derby, against -- GRANT, now residiirg in Lineolniihire,. for a breach of promise of marriage. After the evidence bad been gone through, the Lady obtained a verdict, subject to an award: by which the thuivages hare been assessed at 13;50/.! bLIBLIN ; A rmi, ROT BERM, AND DESPBRATE'CONFLiCT. Mditti;4,:evcaing, about four o'clock; as Mr. Green.,. who yesides.at Kilreesk, beyond Finglai, t etni•aing houid, he was stopped by'two men and robbed ; three of the Finlas Police Patrol, having heard of the Outrage, welit in. ~uit of the robbers, and came up \Vitli them in a held be- Youd Finglas—the villains presented pistols, awl fired three shots at the pat role—Who returned the fire, and closed them, and after 1 desperate cith ,fiict,in which both the freebooters were wounded, succeeded in nra'king them prisOners'. One of the patrole', ,%vhose name is Giles Stevenson, has "got three slugs in his aria, one-in, h 6 side, and his lie,itd much cut and bruised--another, of, the name of `Parks, has his skull'very much injured. • The pristAiers were brought into town to, the Nike Office, Ormond Quay, about seven o'clock chic of. them was recognized an old offender; Harwood, alias t yncli ; the other named Sheri dan. They were committed to Newgate.—(Sciun-' ders's News Letteil We are concerned tostate, that the Enniskillen Mail Coach, f=oul Dublin, was robbed on Sunday night. four miles beyond Dunshaug-!Ilih, by a ban ditti, 12`in number, armed with blun 'e busses and ,pistols. These ruffians were in the act of t•obbing a post-chaise at the time the coach came np, when they inunciliateiy shot dead one of the leaders, , and Wounded the driver desperately in the face. The gintjtls were intimidated by these proceeuings, and delivered.np their arms. A passenge . r,, we regret to learn, was killed by.the sire of a blunderbuss from one of- the villains. The mails were en t irely,carried OW. We cannot collect the particu lars of ,this out-age accurately, as the direct ac counts of it liave not yet reached the General Post "Office here, the' above intelligence having been - commtthiCated by one of the guards, of the up-coach front Enniskillen, who arrived on Mon day morning.—ibid. In the mOin'h of February last, x-e, me!ltioned the melancholy murder of James Donahoo.' oil ,the lauds, Of :Ratbduffe, in the , county of WeX ford. .We hhve now much pleas Ore in communi cating to the public, that through the itidtqatiga- Me exertions of Thomas JameS, of Ballycystat, Esq. the perpetrators-of that hot rid crime are likely to be brouglit to justice, as, under his war rant on Sunday morning. last, a party of that ex cellent corps of yeomanry, the Killotighram In fantry, opprehended Ed. Maughen and M. Isyrne, in tlle Barony of fit. Mullins,' in the county of Carlow. Manghen and Byrne are identified by 4 nnin who slept in Donahoo's house the night of the murder, and who has pusi:icel ! ,l swot n that these ,unfortunate / .men col/twitted the 'murder, aided awl asiisted by others, as yet not appre hended. We cite sorry to say, that one of the party re 'eeived a stab of a pitch-fork 'in the groiir, from one of the above-mentioned prisoners the wound, though severe, we trust, will not be attended by any filial consequences.' , . FRAME.-BREAKING RECOMAMNCED. NOTTINGHAM, 'A'PRIL 15.-:--On Sunday night last; about twelve o'clock, Mr. Orgil's .patent lace manufactory, at Castle Donington, Leicester ; shire, was , forciblv entered by a band of despera •does,'supposed ten or twelve, - and the entire ma chinery, consisting of twelve - warp lace fraMes, converted into heaps of ruin, with the exception. of one, which received only a partial injury. The depredators forced their way through an - inner-door, and, :not content with committing havoc on the machinery,.they cut Orburnt all the valuable cotton-yarn and lace pieces with 4 the premises, except one of the latter, which they chanced to - miss, and - two otheri which they-car lied away. The dry timber materials they at-: tempted to fire; and had their scliemd tincceederL the whole'brajlding might have presented'orie•vast mass of flame; Mr. and Mrs. orgii ‘ being aroused from their sleeP, and hearing a noise, the import' of Which they knew not, the latter threw up- a sash, and p u t - h er head chit of the window to leain what the matter t, as'; but, before a word was. exchanged, one-of the depredatorg that stood sentry discharged a pistol or musket, at .her lead, the contents of which she distinctly felt pass by her ; 'hut from which she received rro personal - injury. And,—after the work oVdestruction ;was' over, during which the damage was done to- a very' considerable amount, one of the wretches exclaimed, " Old Simon, be ore we leave you, I will Lave another Peg at you !" %Oren two piece's : were immediately discharged, the heavy shotfrorn which perforated the_ glass of the bed room win-. dow in more than twenty places ; but Mr. Orgil, though in the room, .received no personal injury: Several persons 'who worked with him some time • ago, arid who left hint in consequence of a dis pute about prices, have been seized ; butt whether any circumstance has come out which is likely to lead to a discovery, we are entirely unacquainted. We are since informed ; that all of them, except one, are liberated. An outrage not less daring, though less destrue tive, Izas,committed in the house of George Bate man, in CbiOpit-lane, in this town, about nine o'clock on Monday evening . las.t. Three men, somewhat di'sguised;/ . entered his house, while himself, wife, and a female neighbot;r or two, were making merry ; whet one of them took the candle oti the. table, saying, " Georgty, how do you do ?" and immediately went up into the work shop ; and, before he could recover from the stir piritie, three others entered the house, one of them shouting at the bottom of the stairs, "Ned, do your' duty !" Bateman then perceived s hat 'the matter.was, and seized two of the men, who were armed. with swords; but he was shortly knocked - dowtt, and.a sword held to his ,breast, until those above stairs had demolished the faces of five plain silk frames, and otherwise injured thew ; after which the whole departed without detection. Early yesterday morning 26 convicts were re-t moved from Newgate in a caravan for Po! , tsmvutb, from wht•'uce they will be shipped for New South Wales ; among then► were two boys of the age of thirteen, and one of fifteen. - The tailors, for pur•_, loiuing► cloth from their employers, were among the MILITARY ritomouoss, Office of Ordname, April 13, 1 - 814. hoyaLgetiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant frenrY liser to be First Lieutebant, vier George Moo Sboinl Lieutenant Edward D. Hawkins to be Fir;t Lieu. •nant, vice E. Raynsford, removed to the Line ; Secon' i tain Henry Onslow to be Captain, vice Hardr,. dece 3 ,n,„, First Lieutenant Robert Duport, to be Second" vice Onsioir Second Li eu t enan t H e nry L. Daniel 0 ,,j, First Lieutenant, vice Dianort ; First Lieutenant an d • j ant Jamas A. I%lacleod ro be Second Captain.- d e w Corps of Royal .Erigineers—First Lieutenant Henry ."/ to be Second Captain, vice Pitts, killed iii action ;ip! cond Captain Alex. Fraser to be Captain o rice Parker , 41 .0 ,i in action ; First Lieutenant Antli. Mari'iall to be Captain, rice Fraser, p romo t e d , ; Fi rs t Li e 'tenant 6 Ir. Thompson;. to be Second Captain, vice p.ikia g t"P , missed the Srvice. - 00 1 ' Corps of Royal e Sappers and Miners—Patrick Johnst e l i, to be. Sub-Lieutenabt ; James ~ 1 410.111, Gent.to dit"',. Artillery of the King's German L'-giuti—Edwud Cent. to he'Second Lieutenant; vice Dreclis!er,r)°,,'lve 'Second Captain Andre w Clewes ti.) be Capt vice, ,„*.f , .pher, inaction ; First Li e utenant Ernest be Seeond.Captain, rice Clewes Lieutenant m,rt Llatulana to be First Lieutenant, vice LueliotV7 Royal Cornwall and Devon ?finer;,-tiie Iticlst Ffono,ll r ' f , t Francis Earl of Yarmouth t o be 'C 0 1 0 n e 14,0 , 60 20,ta vice Lemon, deceased.. Trafford and Milne Regiment—John Laylan:l, Major. , Lewis, Esq. to be . Captain. t- 6)- Wigati Re'rimentTlininas/Legb, Esq. to be -Licute" a9 1) 6 lonel Commandant. Row .1 Rowland Stephenson, ,7-1(1.• t Major.. David Res,Esq. to be Certain: LONDON MARKETS, &C. RETURN .OF WUF. A.T IN MARK-LANL. VIALVA 4, Meal-Weighc" , at April 4to iipri 19. ,1 I 403 Quarters 'at 7 55 449 ----- a t . 7<ts 6 i z 633 lc,'„ at • 735' 0 1. - 4i;3 1 "' 9 123 ,t 694 Ot: 546 t "4 ,4. 24 09 at ° , 4 65 at t; 35 9t -71 at 6113 By 'Alessrs. Cut t.,n and N' • InclUding Only floc $l6 Quarters at 8 - Bs.Od 'at 87s Od BGs Od 85s Od 845.D..1 70 at 8:1s 219 82s. 001 . at 81s On 4'65 at 20s. Cd 231 - at 79s Ord f 361; at 783 Od 190 at 77i Od 147:i 543 , at 75i- 611 • Total 9,039 Quartet is, 7(1. higher t rs.—Average 755. sio. .tiatt last iteturii. 'From April 2 to s. cf. , 11 7b 0 10 ----- 71 0 79.45 70 0 1118 69 0 Arid Total -9012; 21d. .ETURN OF FLOI., April 13.--Prom the &mks. •s. d. 1 - 691 : - 68 0 I ---- 67 0 Offic e ' a . . tiavls:s. s ' 0 64 18 --- 3 0 Su 0 89 -- 61 ti• a 5 Sae:7. 1:!2 66 0 H '516 ---- 65 0 I 3•2 Sucks at fiOt. per !9 h.rei than la.;t WC 695. 34d. New Bags HOPS- PitlC.E' 0, Kent.. SIIS3t% Essex. New Pocket ~ t~ 1 1 2 ' 61 tis to 91 Os K e nt Bl 15. i tV it .0 ,j 1' . 61 Os to 'Bl Cs S ussex Bl l:ri ." 01 ' , . 91 Os to .111 Os raraliar4.. 1;31 I;.is t ° ../ SEEDS. , Red Clove. (Foreign) Ditto English , • tas Sts to lOUs Od 'Whiteditto.. ' 7Ut 1 . 15 s tv 'Ans.. od ' ~. Itye-Ckass Turnip, White . . Red and Green . • ' 165 Od to 20s ad per t' 22s Od to ea:.; ud White Mustard `feed': l4s Olt° 16s od Brown ditto lBs ad to 22s Od . , Ciirraway Seeds Cokiander do. Cinque Foi l ! T2Os IA to 22 , ad , t r. 605.0 d t%) 6,5 s od pe r ',it' .. L. T rt. foil Canary 15,5i 0,1 to 198 , ad fi e f Oil Cake at the Mill, 18i. 18s. per thotis:o' ~-/ NENVGATE AND IX - AbENHALL By the Carcase. Beef 4s 8d to 6s Od Veal. Mutton vs 8d to 6s 441 1 Pork. PRICE OF per to o t. , 74 . t 2s , t" q 5.( 1 , , 24ti to io • • !: 'l 4 • • • tot 1 , 1:704 ao. 11 5 a. RAW lIIDES Ss 4,1 to 95 .t)' is • 6.1 t° Butts, 50 tO 561bs each Ditto, 5G to ffdhs each Merchants' hacks Dressing Hides Firm COitCll H it tIS : . . Crop Hides, 3. to 401C.is fur .cutting . „Ditto 4:5 to 50Brs. ; Calf Skins.. :JO toAollm. .Ditto 5O to 7Olbs. Ditto .. : 70 th 80Ibs. Swan Sealy (Gi - renittud) Large clitto ..... 'Pooped Horse Hides Gua.t Skins. per, dozen (24 CJ :cf Best Heilers C. Stt'~rs, per st. ' 3, 'id to 3A Middlings ...2s 8d to Ss tad - . Laud) Skins,• 2. 2s 4 : 0 Niarliet Calf .. ( 1 6 ' Eng. Horst: 3.4 s 6d. to 3s. od. t(i'o6tl . • 4 ST. JAMES'S 11 AV MARKET, Mar. Fe• 41 Hay :3l Os Oct to 51. 5s Oil-Averag , e , e 4 Straw tl ISs ed to 21 gs 6d--Averags, NI'IIIIT;CHAPEL HAY ALARKP: I - --; 0 4 1 i ' tj 3 Hay 4l 4,s- Od to 51 lOs` Oli•- , .---Averiv4e , . :2i J'. 0 N tl'il NV •111 :i s Sid to 2l 8s 011--Arvi, , , ,, .. t;i iVi Clover, ' fit 073 Ott to 71 Os Od---Ai:ecii!:::e , ____,---"' COAL AI:III,KET, At.aiL 18. '• • :e. .1. I . ii Ships at Matliet. .- • • Ships sold.. i 52 " . i t 124 Newciistle • ii i i 39, 6 , 1• ti ,o, .• :I, 23 Suritlerhrnil •• • .1 1 ' . •2.i. 3 ' l " :, 1 : -';' , v ,..1 1 Sc,Z::it•Coal ' 0 1 Cinders O, ' 474.; -.. ..0 (1 1. 1:1 ; i ' ' ' ' ' "11„,...,. Blhi'i 1. ' ()a Sunday rr,ort l io g ,. in Cia.r . g . cs-t , treet, Mrs. Ra' a sor.:. AIARMED. At St. Georee'!4 , Ilimort-r-'square, 'Nfr. ".1 4 }) 0 """ - ' F.mda 1. M.- emit, 1, ot StrAlargal - et's , .stre . et, , F"'' At ilachavy, I ic . nry third iiatt:thtt,r of Suit: :lel Co‘r.rto:i Dr. Thowas I , , , iiuird :Junto, cf the t;ourt•ot Chat:::try. •Jo Oa Thiir:iday Cii!u t F, ng;tv ,,,, E sse x, Ittlage Coli-ege' , ,.(:). , :fo'z'd, to daughter 61 the 1i'6 . .-flairies Bov,:r,..k.ectcl . 4 1.4 :fit liastius ;;, Ituu t, A.i . kcoll, 'of to Thomas Tucker, of London, to Jane, daLlgLite r4 of I)igidtiey, Esq. of Ken - sing., S:t,,t.x. o ut tit•-• "^' .1)J 60: . , On the 10th inst. iri Devort,hire-4trr.et, doecn - 7 Cent No'.l toil, Esq. t tic 6:".W1 year of his ae, , ••• iri 1 1,e ' ' the i:it h.'in.rt. as plc, in the s ltti yrar of his.a ...111andfvrd , gc, No. ' 4 2., King'.3 , bu .S . LuuLty last, at his house, Turriers-fu.', John Shepherd, Egg; in the 7th yc.Ar of iris Nge• 'l(lL•ish 5 per Gent.4ll::::::SS,.:---t:07:17.:.•;1,45;:.1 Navy 5 per Cent. ,4_a 95a :45 • 3: 3 .4 . l pl : i e e :r l : :( C ::t e . c . n . l . 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