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LONDON.
D Y, '144 ItCH 16.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, money, 8514—for account, 65?.
Reduced, shut-4 per Cent. shut—Navy S per C. ft7l
Each. Bills, Bs. Ns. pretty.—Bond Sh. SU. paera.
PRICF. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
11 par Cent. Cons. 651%1 India Bonds Us. 240 pre.
d per Cent. Navy Ditt 97 Etc. BIM Bs. I is.prern.
Imp. S per Cent. 64 State Lottery Tickets sElll.lOs.
Pty. Ann. 64 India for open. tr7ft
Osmium Si dis. Cons. for 34:C. GSA.

His MAJESTY walked on Windso; Ti-rrAre, yeseer-
pay, an hour before, and two hours after dinner. Ge-
neild Mnysins returned to Windsor in the morning,
"ad with General GARTH, accompanied his MAJRSTY
in the afternoon. Windsor has again resumed its for-
mer gaiety. - The Bands of the Royal Horse Guards
and the StaCordshire Militia play twice it day through
the town, which bad been prohibited since the late
Princess Amalin.ettutaed from Weymouth, and the
illness of the ;COG... It ks expected that the prome-
nade on the Terence, for the public, will shortly be
Opened again.

It will be seen from the proceeding in the Lords
last night, that a most liberal subsidy is intended to
be granted to Portugal. The amount, which vas
only one million a year, is to be extended to-two Mil-
lions for the current year. Considering what has been
'heady accomplished by the judicious application of
the smaller sum, we can anticipate no possible objec-
tics to the proposed augmentation.
We bort ',Oiled Paris Journals to the lith
The MOitek
vof the 6th presents a paragraph written
evidently for the people of England—not for the
French. It states the departure of M. Larsomnens
Or this country ; in consequence of which, it is said;
rumours have spread that he is brineng propositions
of pm*, These tumours (which were probably never
heard of, till this article gave theth elFistent:et the
to contradict., "In

.04118 e article is au.. . - ir.ra-..a..--
.._,-- 1 motion was yesterday maid. in the Court of Chaeiser
Iktiitotsterr, through his usual organ, so song as use
- . - by Mr. RICHARD S, founded oo the defendant's affi7-;:wlel"-;ceseert of the ship in a few minutesliese
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ed. Fifty of them, who usually lied.'
present English Ministry subsists, whose 'principles davit, to remove the setinestration laid on itl3 am, .their
' . on deck at one time, were to have been
are known to be perpetual war, there can be no talk which the defendant had lodged, in his own name, T•
picked sun, and headed by several officers of pri.l
thehands of his bankers. After hearing Mr. Haat
of peace. There is an immense mass of characte..(..s. v teers. The time selected was, when one watch of ,
and.liik
ristic duplicity in this little paragraph, which w . . &imam in reply, his Lordship e bedt • .the • our men and the officers, except him who had the
leave to recommend, to attention. It' first pnblisbes
P refused
motion.
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essalsT.—A young lady, nineteen years of age, watch, were at breakfast. A rush: to be made, the
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officer thrown overboard, and the arms to be seized.
the acceunt of the rurours, with a view only to con- the daughter of a Gentleman at Drompton, eloped
upon at the same tune. One of them was to have been '
• tradict them ;it then, we confidently believe, contra.. with a young Student at Law, early on Wednesday ;cent down to the prison, opening the door of s hi& I.
on AtettlittW.
1 I Yesterday sennlght, Mr. Peahen, Surgeon in theßoyal Not
diets them, only that the contra iietion may be discm- morning, hut they were pursued and ovens ken' at the 250 inside were to have pulled in the sentinel, and : ry Miss Tudor, of Plymouth-Dock.
• Reading, the same day. The lady escaped by the
diked, or sit least that a sbspicion may still be dime- . , the' . then have rushed through the door and tip the fore - DIED.
i window of first floor back mom, and the fugitives h. h eb.
tc was . ich, to ours urprize, they had cut through I
At Romford, on Theisday last, In the 88th year of hi. age,
'ftsins-.ted, that M. LaBOUCHERe's err tvd is niat totally !
were conveyed to Reading in one of the morning Bath ihe plank of, though three inches thick, and were onl ' Otbo Hanan,ion, Esq. of Obvestoh,
y North Britain.
unconnected with pacific proposals ; and, lastly, it ; coaches. Her friends, however, were so early asp. • • he service et his
waiting the signal from the deck, which was to be,.." it I years of Wig* were pee'lesamalli devoted to•t f sr• kr
taxes our Isfinir ers with a predetermination to, reject prized of her conduct, that she was surprised in alight. blows hard," (actually the case at the time). Protitin ! country, in the 4Enb and 59th Regiments : with the ornbo•
ing from the coach, by her father's servant. • was present, amongst other 'Akers, at the raking of Louts drib
all overtures, with none of which, it avows, are they
,by the information we had, we armed ourselves witt i under Least Amount, and of Quene, udder general Yid 1,—
Yesterday a footman of Lord Eliot was charged atlimit on that
either now, or can they ever hereafter be favoured. I all the rusty swords and pistols on board, without ere. enjoying bb coniMesace sod friendship to the nu
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Bow•street. with assaulting a Life Guardsman, in the aiing any alarm, and sent for two of the principal ring I gran we good dames death: at the taking at MatiTC.
Whatever may be the ulterior .inert of the French -. i 8t- beds, ender tieneral Madison, atid at the lisvinuah unties
,execution of his duty. It appeared, that the Corn• leaders, as it the Captain merely wanted to speak to ;, . • cuies.ep
tovernment in the insertion of this article, its primary plainantb ad orders roprevent anYcirriages from going them, and,quietly secured them in irons. The Cap. 1 . erchated the Lieuteuan
ofttratemarle..la3772,ll p i
,agb,
he Airericas
commanding that corps :ir ut t • :
auks will be gained,; for the people of England will towards St. Alban's.street,during the procession to the tarn then went into the prison, and told the remainder Le'll 1 •
wet--at Billtro, under Lard Gage, at 3 at the battles of . t.
1 b it to suspect as is in- be induce, . y( Regent's Levee, on Tuesday, when Lord Eliot's coach- of the prisoners, that the least symptom of rising would ton see•nuaiers Hall.' Never having been absent till he sal. J. 1.,
whole 'VA itv 1 it!
man refused to obey the order, and ••
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tended) that M. LAnotritzeu is authorized to tamper . .active tint honourable dudes, the, wl-Ineotod reptra la. u
the 'calledcomplainant - tageson deck. Tliisetfecteally quelledtlaern,stilileay.. iiiiiimi • nem,„o in and' ba„ I ' itt-tent 1.4
In tome wa10431. Aimee ith
,„-- w .__ • prepositions et peaCe; De- Cadilly butcher," held hie fist In a menacing way •i and ing us an. unpleasant duty daring the remaining ten 1 10.5 ..;,s twee', t; ell MIN raving trait; •
.r.tilwar hts diameter
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sulks settling bli.Piiic:cnt4e '
concerns. He is the per. observed, that he should meet him same night, whet daysof our troya•gi‘ being obliged to walk the-deck ' ....-..-....=—...-4----7-- ..-
ion it will bereetlneett4, who, as Ive learned almost
. , he would have his revetige7 He *as the!eore Etplef. night and dot airmail to guard ourselves against any LONDON: Pell)* and published by Loss kiaor, at the IAI
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BIRTH.
Last month, the wife of Jobs Jennings, by profession s cosi.
beaver, of No. I t, Pelham-street, Btli`e End New Town, Sritsl-
- Gelds, of twin boys, who, with the mother, see likely to do well.
This is the third time of her bearing twins, Ind mak►• in the wt
twenty children ; one of whom is a Gadabout fourteen, who is ts
7 afflicted thatbe never will he able to get his living.