The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-10 00:00:00

Tvpoi I'6 he a,sbort one, to take up•for the tlittt near : Conil---oe'prepare Staft,Qtficers of' both nations . 'Wefe sent for‘Ord with a roper The - march was nevortheless coointied thoin h the night with those frequent and harass iog hajts• which_ the necessity of groping far the way, occasioned. When the 'British division .began its match from the otosttion Of Barrosa to that of B;otneja, • I left the General on the Bo) row height, rwr did I hrow ti his intention (be quiningit, *loci when I or dered the divi4ton to coot - vet match, in the wood, dhi so to support the troops lett for its defence, and 1 elieeink the General is he there in aerson. In this b,lief I sent no report of the attack which Was made so near the spot .t , lte.re.t he General was sup resell to he, and though confident in the bravery of tt,e fritish troops, I was not lesS so in the.support I shoold roceivio from the Spanish army - . The dis tance,-howeveroto Bermeja i trifling, and no - ordeis 'were gl+en . from head-quarters for the Move lysent of any corps of the Spanish army to support • .the British, division, to preveet its defeat in this un equal contest, or to profit of the sdccess - earned at 'poOtvy an expence. The volontary zeal of the tAVP small bittalions (Walloon Guards and 'Ciudad 11. , !al) which had, been detached from my division, brought them alone Welt from the wood ; but not withstanding their utmost erForts, thercould only come at the close, of the action. HA the whole body of the Spanish cavalry, with the horse been rapidly sell by the sea to forth in the pirfos, and to envelope the enemy's left—had the greatest part of the . intantry been ala'chyl through Ihe pine wood in on rear, to turn his right, what success might not h:niebeen expected Irons ;Ach' decisive movements'? The enemy muss eisher'have retifed•inS ia n tl y and with out occaliioning any serfoni loss to trio 'British I l ion, or` ,(1,11,1 hive exposed himself to absoliste desirunion---Ins cavalry greatly outnumbered, his intillery lost, his columns mixed and in confusion, a gerterat dispersion would have been the inevit sbJe tooequeiwe ota close . Arsuit: Oor tveari,d rnen would have found spirits to gn on, and Wonld ; .;vu trussed to,iinding reflestonirot and repose* at eilich. moment was lost,. Within a q Jai t er o f an hour's ride of the scene of action, the Geoe s ual remained ignorant ,of what was passing, and'hothing , wasjione. Let not ihk n this at.tion of Barrwit tonne' any part of the getieral resn!t of the tr insattions of the day it was au accident and ininlifted leature ; it was the result of no combination, it was equally unseesi and usiheeded by the Spanish' Staff; the Bcitidi rtitislort, left alone, sotfeted the loss of more than ~w..4inith of its titrt7sber ?,rld because . unfit 'tor fuiitier exertino. Need I Say !I-orty:la-justify tny'determination of declining any forum . bofopsii-, Irition in the, tiolJ towards the prosecution isf the o '•,.; ) , ?Ct of the expedition ? I am, ,free to coo T, , as, that haviog thus piaCcd 'myself and .11, r io o th division under the direction of Abe Spanish COO)rilail3cr-hl-Chiel, in the field, (contrary to my thstrutdions) 1 ShoUht DOI hase tit} ,elf juy tilled to my ICi , g and country' to risk thql absolute destrnctioti of this division in a 'second trial. • Bist I have a tight to claim crol , t for what would - have been my cen,itiot, ;irons' whto is was; and' I F ill, ask if it Can bit doubtod, atter toy zealous - co . ..opt:raft. thtotighooto and the ready aSSisisMee afforded to the tioops left on. Barrossi Heioht", Abot the same 01,Ciety for the:mu:veils of the cause nor hate, sec !red to the Spanish army thensinmt etfor s of the Blitish divpsioo doting the whole of site cot, rpristo had we.teen supp4rted al we had a ri g ht t o exi o.a. ' " Tbete is not a theAVISIOO WhO would not gladly hove relinquished his claim to glory', ti e. ;s!'lion its Bartasa, to have s oared' w i t h the Spatti3seit the ultinotte sinews that was within' - 4 S N. , 401.11,M QUZS 011441t1L ALiittAT? GI!? gi ks% It V.;(-re. pee of S painv'the .brave atki perBeVer ing f universally eiteetuedi re/yet:tett,'U& adtoircil by who,Valne liberty andirittependence the hearta and loud,' at Britith ttoldier will evoi• with them ; the ,c.iuse of _ . Spain it telt 'to a 4 cominen one . r • • , " I conclude wigh;mentibilitig; Marche ob ly : t .e i • gio t ex,yresseci co the at Ltead civorteis Oil the morn ' mg 91 the Gill, Oil not 40,,i.ytt, , i ; of my intctosion to fiend the .troops acru,s O le u tvcr S ut i ihe riptivtunitv of withdrawiag - the Spanish 110,,q); duritq; the ' was lost ,;• and ots , rving, , that alter 'ancn thfro was no 'visit at • atitick tram the ettOny,' a very , con tratri,opinion was maintained.' lo tp.Al,'.i4ol tile, no enemy eves appeared during se era! daii'etiifilOyed ifi br i ng ,,,, g,att t i l e °w,,unded ova buiying the ideal. It may be proper to remark 0..) the reports rel.i. , ,ivd, to the enemy'f, outlaw at B.inti (440 tnen'of Vtliat's dit.ion),.titat by IliesebtleUf. rent tolimony of •all the Fluttch ()thee) s 'here, Ge neral V,ill4l`s divisiotrhad charge at tide:, :late: What.then must be the strength ni than divisipii, to haire aflort:ed 4500 me n 'to banti Petri alone ? iri order to establish, by authentic clocunitnis? facts which may have been ditputt:ql, 1111 d to CIIIC:t:4 :e „, 14ers, by , way at app . envix, the teports of vartOos,Otticers'of " I have the hoiOnt'o be, "'With the groateat . regard'i - " •Y:en.tr most obedient hutuble.Servout, " 'ruottoks GRAHAM, Lt. , GcbtraL" it 1). rn6it ad-I this poiieript, distinctly t 4) deny tiny hsving spoken i.tt tlead-qUilitets, itt thr !wetting of the 51.11, of pending. for wore Loops or for protisiiins from the Isla. " My %lint Vitit a very short one, of lotre cere. o t totl y,--1 may have asked it Abet 4artist) -troops expected .were; artited.' .Tiiht error mint have tts ten from the ditfiett:ty ot t:onver,iiig in a forer4o latigua6e, r. w it b i bis.; send you a ,sltvith of the ground, of the artmo of ligrossa, by Which it will be tiara bow. impossible, according to thy judgment, it would be for ail enemy to expose h lett !dank, by makin d i rect attack through the wood on the g a . • bertneja p o sition, while : that ot . Bartosa W. 1% OCC3I. pied in force by the allied army.. , ~, . 1 ~, 0 ~.., ~, >, ' r ,~ ~:. MAILS. • Autvio—t formica, t Waterford. Dus-1 Cadi2, Guam:), 2 WAteriord. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 18 1 I. o.ir Readers will see, by a re!erence to the pro• ceediogs yesterday its the Cnurt.gt . common Coq!). 60,, that Itte•thanks .ot ti}: City of London were ft 'yesterd4 Voted to Lord AVELLINGTON. and to the Gallant Army under hi, Corninand. The Freedom •of the City and a Sword were also voted ..t.) his Lord ship. Those Who have contemplated with tion and with gratitude tlit uncommon exertions and brilliant.achieverneuts plow. .Arnty in Por tugal, Will read the aecotint,,of the proCeed ings'of - the Court of C0M,11300 •Council yeinerday with the sincerest • pleasure; pleasure which. Lei - tainly. will not be'dimiuished when they find that the Motion was opposed by Alderman Woon, and ,Mr. WatilliMADT:'!‘ • . • HULA: s•rocKs , . THIS DAy Az' TwiLvg O'CLOCK. ecliopts d 651 Red. • (4 This morning we received Ltinaica Paper; the '3Uth 'll,arelis The wait ittipoitaut inwllige.nco thry bring is e iltaL the French have fitted out aevetidlafg privateers in tilt:, neutral ports of 'foe, French have now 00 ports in the West lriJics the Airiericiin Governiocni, prolcsNes trality, which clamorouslyiinsi,ts upoil ail the fights and privileges of nentral; affords 'W tttctr sliips of war, pi - wt.:W(4l and support in the liarbutir9 ut Ame rica, -while it denies adtuiSsion to the ve,sels of Great Britaitil Every fresh account that reaches this cpuntry Elam the Continent, confirms the 0pi114.10 cli tOr. INC sumo important aid o ilk, , eve of tAlcin t ; place in the Noah or Europe. We. havt, kIIOW Li for some woo ttiat flool,ApAuTe, standing tips anortrioas, loss lit men he has dustainea , iti Ihe Peutnaul'A, has ceased to send reinforcenielit4 thither. llut wet 11 . 111 d !(:.CCIIIIy learnt that he has illicit - awn a part of lt4a Ibtee,frotu that quarter. It appeals, troll the tollowin,; Letter out our Ply. Cul ielwodent, that coilidelsbie bodies o; ttoopl haVe of late inarctieu through Bayonne.trem Span), though cveiy pos,ible precaution W3i used to prevent its being knAiwti wits nce these, troops or v. h,ther they wt.to 'going. It I:‘is accou n t be' :loci we have every reti,ion to heliove it, we 'hi ll % it highly probable tt,at toe !fret: h will int. tuectiately begiu to eutii.ekitiato ttrcir furccii in s ott o, and will probably tal:e a., po.itioti behlo ct . ti e Ebro. WC, expect Ant)/ to hear that the 'siege o, Catlin' - has bedif raised. 1 . 1:c lut accounts 'how that piat;e ataiu, ,I 1) II our troops rim, constant-. ly alert, - as, they expe'd that the Frezich • will take advantage of sonic (avowable •night Cu quit their I.l . eitCilL:3,,...a'od etteol, if lio4sible,,. their retreat. to hi: s tli Tire Fteoch Genernls are all at varianCe, Mattawan& Souot have': told u difiputti, fur4ner lids b'een taall4.. tollowthg is-the leiter allutiod to PLYMOUTH, 'nor 8.-;-13y a i'e3liol trent llayinfaw, the ft , ll(.4in t ; very iin imelliger.ce is reserved, by which it appears, that a gust nuiriber ot French treads . have' heal de 7 . tr,,in 'the French arnties in Spain, ati4 sent .4u jinn those in the North it thereby appears, that litrostapAtcri; es not determined od the conquest, of Spain irinuediately. Tile manner in the matches of these troops' kite, been conducted,. in order to prevent aoy iitipiCluils arising from the hos tilUrnoveinenth iately nr,le in the North, !mi . been . . very as all tho,se have arrived at Bay onne, for the. purpose ut joining* the army ‘Asthrl kilingin the Sort:), did 'not enter that toa II omit ta4c,tlie wad tor Spain; but when at A distance, so as to 'pie verit their beitig discovered by the inhabitants, they ould take their mote !Or thei ulttttl.imc des- inatiou." The o.pposition.Paper told us that sitNA back advanced in great force, that he had pasaed the Agueda, that Sir B. SrENCEIt had, COlitie ' (pence retired with the British. Army behind the Coa,,and heti sent off express for Lord NVINANGION, who had, in cooseqUence, been'.oligetl to diutiac all Isis plan (f. operations, , confesses this (II that the area! force with which AlAtsapsa had advanced, amounted only 1,0 7000 metk! !7-The 60 is, awe stated 41, that. the French merdy, intended a diver. sion, r.l.d as long as they hate any troops in the neighbourhood . 61 Almeida and Ciudad ,Rdderigo, they will of course, by movements of this kind, at ' tempt, tct interrupt the sieges of those places; but it vi absurd to suppose Abet they will attempt; arty thing like a serious advance into Portugal: :, A Report was lait night circulated, that an ;IC* count Oi the surrender of Almeida had arrived:: we have made every possible inquiry into the subjea, .but cannot find that it rests upon auy authority. This twining an duhatt gait attivcd., Yt Ming* ,no confirmation of the account of the affair at Col barg. ; our doubts, therefore, with resliect to the truth of the former intelligence, are very much in- creased. Yeoertly hir Royal 1-lighneis the Panice Ra GENT I , elti a Coutt at Cirlion-Fintlhop Atlerthis Highhetis' held a Privy Colin- Mier the Council the Recorder of London was admitted, and made hii.report?ot the COUYICI3 capi tally convicted at the kw. Sessions in Justice Hall, in the (Ad Balky ;. when, w wunderstaird„!*a Spain*, for cutti , ,g and maiming a man in Wapping, was jordered fur execufinn•nwtt Wednesday. • The bier, KtTclipti ) from I.iverponl, arrived at Jamaica; the '3d of March. On the 4th, ten league :i mike ea,f‘"lted of Deseida, The was hairdud 'by the 'Chary/Wis . brt of-WAr, and informed, that five heavy piivateers',' Manned with-Frenchmen,:and most of them of-,fzti'guna each, egiiiiiped in Ame rican ports, Were Crazing in that latitude, and that several vesielg of war were on the look out .for them.-r(l"irfe Jain aka POPer, Aiunh t (i.) 'iregterd ifs the 'mulct oion stone of the in•ended new hedge froM Milbank to Nau . khalf, 'was anildsr the plaudits of more than 2000 pet sons. The 'unfavourable state of the: weather provt:d, a check ofi - the expeard pleasurts of the ceremony, 'other wise there would have been at least 6000'admitted. Those who attended, toinil'm their admksion to the works, seat% e)ected in the amphitheatre; form ed: b$ the d tin, and arran4 , 4emeni for the ac commodationum of company. Unforinely it rained incess limy , and umbrellas wel . e the best shelter. The standard of England and (idler flags were dis played in various, par is at the works. Bands of music were also stationed on the phtform and the company vc;ere entertained by several pieces.of fa vourite music, performed previous to the cere. bony. About three o'clock the, Right , Hon. Lord Dun risS arrived in a state barge, as the representative of his Ilnyzil Highness the Paince REGENT, to perform the ceremony. He was received at the Vauxhall Bridge' Works by thd Chairman, the Engineer,. and Committee of the Company; A salute of 9,,t guns as fired, His Lorchhip then proceeded to the plat the company were arranged in their respeetß , e places : the band played •-" God' save the King" when he appeared. Mr. ,REN NIS, ,The gineer, then. laid some mortar in the cavity made in the lower stone to'receive the glass case, containing i the C 0.., medals, and. plate of inscription. His 'Lerdship, placed in.the bed of mot tar this glass case, and. with a silver trowel spread the mortar ; ,aftet which, the tipper stone, which weighed at least a ton,. was lowered upon the first stone. His Lord ship, next took a mallet, tnscl having struck several blows on , the stone, exclaimed ftloutl:-- "' die Name area as the Itepte.sentarive al his rioy Ilighirtrianhe VIII Wes , KIG ENi t I lay the Foundation tittAkd at a new bridge, iu he elected on this found - 1416 n." Tl►i3 declaration was: instantly hailed with three Cheers from the surrounding ,speeldtars, • which re• vet berated from Cumberland Gardens, and the op. porrire bank' of ,rhe river. ~ The Chairman of the Company, Mr. Joaara Stara, then mounted op.: stone, and loudly said "In honour nt his Royal I tighnessihe !NCR RsoLNT, I NAM this !binge tire ,Re cnt'a bridge -4, may it beuetit the Public, and tram heneetomaid bear that name fOr ever." lie then broke op. the top of the stone a botilr,: of wine. The operation was cheered by the voices of the spectators.; and .a-salute of 2 t guns fired, in complunent to his RoyalFli4lutess the Nimes Ru e:ENT, and as a notice that the .ceremony was :con cluded. i 1 ,Lady had the, honour .of naming,:the bridge previous to the 'chairman. The persons, 'round the stone then .seized with great avidity the Iraginentrof the bottle, and actually •endeavoured taste the `wineNhich ran off the stone, so eager were thy to.do . sonic act, which oink!, give. them here after n rernernbrance of tiro ceremony. ; The Duke of GLOUCI3BTIM'S band performed during the WhOle process, " Rule Britannia," and other patriotic . mtilc. After the ceremony, Lord DUNDAS returned iu his barge, to Westrimister Bridge: A dement - neat, ot. the Guards, with two Officers, were , stationed round this works with Bow-street Officers, to keep order. The river, near the Ivor ks, was, almost co .vered with boats and lighters. • From the rigging of the hater,, many persons appeared hanging ill a dan h;ernus state, , in order to have a view of the cere mony. ~The Puke 'of .YOReit band.- was stationed In a two which attended Lord DUNDACS barge. Many lief sons Of rank were present,'but the pelting shower r . tidt.red,imir situation unpleasant, and they returned to their car riages , "very soon after the stone was laid. Sevefal Partook of refreihments provided on the occasion by r.he Conimittee and other Gen tlemen Oelonsing . to the Works. • , • The Bridge will Consist of seven archis the mid dle one will, be t tit) seer span ; the - two adjoining aches 106; the two next 100; and the two land arches tio feet, each, producing a water way' of 702 feet, 'and giving to.the whole an extent of pitta feet from side to side. • `The effeds of the late Mr. ZOiIIiANY, the Artist, were yesterday sold et ItoaiNs's, Covent-garden.— The drawings and unfinished pittures in general were sold ai prices much below their merit, and what might bc'expeeted consideri ng t h e hi g h an d w a ll.' desvrved reputaiien of the Ingenious Artist. Sir GLoace - 1134AtIlleNi', Mr. LONG, the Surgeon, and other Well-known . amateurs ware present. The chief of are pititrres, we understand, were dispoied of in tinifollowiug mintier Guineas. The Provoked Wif e , G arr i c k i n Sir [elm Brute, with poriraitsuf Parsons, and other perforiners, bought by Mr. Seagur ' 94 . Knight, late at Covent Garden Theatre, as Country , : niao, in the Farce of-the Ghost, purchased by' Mr. ' Mullt*Ws at . ate Lyceum . 23 Tow lisund, Lire of the s'ame Theatre, in tlutoharaaer . ht a 11c4xar, bought tpy Mr. . • 1 4 A Soaote limn th e C ome d y of speculation. containing ponr.nts ut Qiiick„, Molder', L ew i s , an d M iss Wal-, lis, hi.bussf.E4, bought by Mr. notiews, at 31 Scene in As lutt Like u, King as Tuuchst' q.,q., and tha. Isis Mrs. kObitiSoll us Hosaiini4unfinias f Is Last ilight his. Royal Highness` the PRINCE Ss- GENT honoured Covent'-Garden Ti.eitre with' his presence,, to see Timour, the Tartim. I. UQN ; rth"(l kti I i Ai< 2.) tt:lkttlS , 42. 1 No..{, to Arttttr..cuurtolow-etreets and I "Wished by IV 1141 A ARMICER SCRIP - PS, S - outh h101;07.?"--1.s:iFttl.;a,reTiod°11;4ifql" at am staNpOrmos i No. Ig, Snood, where ()idol ((vibe Paw, Letter; fur the iditor kc. ( ostapaid), " 3" 1547 7 rLyNTcovi, • N AVAL i4';,WS, ..........0 MAY 8.--- Foot P. h1...-Hit lvt4jestill alt.lir-00 -duld,•l-16_iustarriv'ed with a Dutch htig a 41449 . laden .a,,sitt.. . e IA ' • ',i r)!Oithlo iron] -.V3Vi ~ but we have not.beea able, to learn.,,lver name, or any paiticulais 'ropct., ing:ller;:;:,":.4i L'..'. , . . • . _., '- Salle:; i ....AI. ' . '' s • " . , .)l/9 ....ajeSty S S1111)3 J.; tuna an Moller) on separat...? eruizes. Artiied'the-.11.74hine, Roice,f rpm tittllollo i and car idii,a'.n,Aisraii.t., treat NViies. l'otrrstU ours l', 'MAY' g.,--krived his Mais#l, ship k7per, with several vesselir from the Dawn 44 . , I.)kt:ijavy g.-Cattle down from the, Assr Os , . ~, ~,,,, 1. ""r/ntgAllinas,, for the EISt Indies, and the. fatal 1:.: ille.ll4ills. . . , ..,...........,- . tote V.80,101./Tri, MAY 7.---Arriv.ed the Lad., Ara ,packet iron) Jamaica, in 37 days; also the TalavA • ft oal Pe riinatbucc.o. . '. - . . f • i1411104T 141 A 1 1,. ~--;.•........,-, ~ itoo C (AST tNI'IN OP I.g , MARCH 5.,....Nye tllll, ; 11 in :;more circnn)statitial manner the et oil w.''' preceded, and followed the deposition of tl)d bclll ohedie of BAGnAn. The: GRAND SEIGNIOR Ilad tlepOull Soi.l)"' nee. AI , . ' ,'7:4 °I). the 24th .September, 1110 JalliSslieo„; PA cu A.3' alld ,i-t,4 sent 10,000 men to redilul upon the Castle offiagdad from which efiLl '' , ~ 10 without intermiksien, upon the Seraglio; in '1"- 10111 force him to quit it:' All his troop, wae ivi° 3 tie ,!9wn, 51ave5..,,..,, . lii this intervalCO ell ond.. he had with inin'hot sixty 000 the town was given uP lo "di'cildined troops sPread. tlieinselt;es Ilim'g) the streets, and massacred,. without distinction) 'alit a sortie, Ifehe' whom they wet. In r this extremity tli! ra'.l''' ',, " Idling 6 fail into the hands dinni,ories, ad. ~ , hiinsellto the Georgiatig; and as a fiatihritqLlol: . tkti would ,kili hint. This inflamed their OW becil atld, Itatailloftl with two pieces of in y,,1 uPNP the .Castle., es liJ4 -A. domestic of the Euglidi dc'otisul 1054 , and in the end succeeded in ili acel • cite' Orli t° "I'n, eflaBs he 'W,IS Conduc Maste,r, , ' . A hrd itl" e -aPt-ge Nebo, whom the Poll° ~ 1. ag'ih6t• hint, refusing to any timicoble fro'''',,,,, 4sl°l:l;;itAh:Eit::.(ifin'teenrae.tralc,:telt°lef c35:17:1:1);`'l i;;:1' l).l'l:':i'ral'i' ,1,1,1141, own soldiers betra;eil him and'deserte,i, 'l° • r„, r u e pillaged his treasury. Not,more than' 3 ' :til 40 i".ine4 with him. Ile saved hirro"lk, 91' va deal)" Gc.:orgians, among rile ,Beriotrin, wo --,e rirgfa the tights of hospitality ;*. hut he w' I'd ,icS, , We the 8111 OCtOber, they .6ellf to G'l'id° • el c'd his confidence. They 'cut oil trial II! 1,,,05. on , ,ost... On the loth of October the latter 001 ,i 1.4 Milled .‘ iillO ,t he town, where the 'Cordes c0a1... , tio µ, Cie vio})to, , :;realest disorders • many Women -e' iv ..- - .A ItiC PS . tribal:litmus thrown into the Tigre, 0"- , P. and the' trade in 204,91;,650t,,imAt5r strangled. 'SMiTti F 1 E. 1,0 Al A RICE i , NW 4 Olt di , „:' 1118:4tiyi.s.Market had a scarity.sol,l",‘4l,„ireir latent kinds of Cattle; Veal. and Lamb wtit'op6,:e; I:4:l.titid Mutton are dearer ; Park 01,1 3.1 A jr,,,Ti,a Oeles. in the Hay Market were trialog ; •,,i',1,,,,,, oi;er: and Clover, have dropped in . In ic°..--cur.ite sole In•entioned °prices and comb are an inept : .. . . ' . ' ~,,it To sink theant perstone of gib.6s, 4d, vi 0 , Beef,4s. 8(1. to Is. 6th . 1141.11t0n g. pct; I,oo' 4.! c 4. to 73, o(i. Pork se. rad •to Tao.0"' ' fili s.'4(f." ,s = • . . .CAW to. ' “CaSt general was soinewh.i:.,.:,, t,),1,J„,, s 380. sheen and Larribs 4. Po. • 41, (0,. uo ' 4 .. " SNIITIIFIEI.O IlAir.MAßXtrri•os. d. 10 ) flay' 11. to. od. to St. es. oa., Straw 11' -:es. Ott. Clover 61. as: cd. 10 01. '''' CORN EXCLIA,NG.R, MAY I.° -7, „,,t gigi °iv' cst okel te The jp;.• ,1310 day has several fresh 'arrivals 01 "."'`jorteil i ",,,i delPand 'continuing, last prices are sll'111), rot .1." ley, ,with Malt, heavy sale ; 11°Lnilutier pricb's'o,, Beans of each kind, Which l'er t'VJI uf 7 jet There, are likewise same ratchet art)tri 004 iin:roi With tolerable remaining sulilh,e" at' c°l'll° named nearly at our last quot4t)°ll' . al our tale prices quoted, ~• 'ita., ll° t n 8141ii4tr 431121 m 1311 0 On the 4th o, -KOMI/Ott _0 _or ot i , I).,,gt.,Lgor;oinv Latcllynotries,,,,,Tir st Ularansi!lYl;illid3,rtthi: Litt °I ~, It hsholls, of a Pattgiter, , - ,„"wife of 'll •On Sunday last, at k.itightsbage• t", . • I • Gamble, _Ora Son. . ' Le gel r MAAR! It th , e, cortP. tl;; On Tuesday morning, at NiArY-leTint:' sjrali 1.'1: 1 go,wrj: Ggorge Ithillay, 10 the Right. flon,,I;;r1 si s.,:'', Iptit,4, '• Th 4 same day, at St. Paul's, 1' or; ll,Vle"`itoth ' 4,Urgp„,m, of Tunbridge, to MI" fart losiAll buti . . 0, one of the grand-daughters.of the late. mt; fio‘p,i‘ of that place. • ... innate. Sti‘rs? told* On Waitesclay lis, at W4sh,,irt,„joril, °I „liii of IP.'hiceley.Sclilare, to Mita 0 • ' ~ . f .r. P' 00 itttet. .._ ' ..e' i. ' Weft s°ll tAl4° I"' -ill 1:110 Itcv. Tuornas' John ilurgi',9 of lCor-... ''' Pl' Antic Hely IllitVhinalgl, Esq. a okitam,. }louse in the cpunt?:,,t. do H. , 04 , Italy Hutchinson. • .• r surallosll,twilica• icir,t adult w fee, to 114 Yesterday, Nir. Straclian, 1000 „.,,,„, f Harnett, Ol the Crown and 3 nctior ./,s Pl. • '•0014 1). L • -f, , 001, ' , FA. tdl4-41‘ carat K 1,3,1, ' I-loose, Iledr lc swich, in the 7151 it imirp ~ so!, tlmiine Edgar is A)f MC late Nr.'" ~e, pi. - ' c t sttrivilc. .I, piv, On the49th,ult. at 'Waleson ,ear '' 1 r ;,44, 11,0 Ilauttrovn, in • Ire _vooty 0 .0 Wjf v. co. _4, Oil the W rust..:.: CatOo.-01,01wif0fd,,ie,,.„4„,... elif.4l.4logilltt itt, jolio hicyvd'lPE.