unifri2. .& b. 1.1 s ~' 41, 46.` • "A: . . c' qc - • ,c,yl. sect place fighting The battle betwixt Riminer and Molin?ux will take place mat Ttiesday. liiis Mait!Sty . ': Birth Day.--Sir 5. ERANSCOVIII and CO. J SivrAYP3ott•r, sole surviving ;lartner, beg le.ite to r.tcommend 11[106t s roVgly Th.! Scheme of OM present popular t.o.tery, con taining 4 nt 2ciprouaro! b 0,001) ; ^ t of 0,0: 1 0. 24,00 - 4.; !‘;‘2. nt $Ol. 16,0e11.; 4t 25, &e. 80,000 l.; all of which will be drawn 4 , 1 i June. Orateful f:,r the p . 'tronag , ,• th?l, have expe rienced at their old Offices,. s „ ornbi!l , 11, fin% ern; SS, market, `:here, on the Kim's th nay, they alone distribil.edr their No. 12,719, 2 V(CI. 7.688.121,0201. ; 153,747, 10,0001. —And, in the two last years, Capitals 1p an amazing amount, the libt of itrlffeh arc to be ak•en ft, above. . At a guard fet...given by W Disto jiteresford f'arfeet replies , / of Sir H Addison. o:' Milirrn-enurt, F-orners4shire, • ot: the former coming of a. , ,e nn Flid4-last, a grand div'air of gymnastic exerese was giv.r...n as a .r.. 1- to the neighbouring gentry, toe:try, faoty to; the gentle aril the simple. Setrter set beat Hams at hacksworti, as did Wiltshire Cl,ticestershire, sad after 0701 had bcen distributed to the moo damsels of either county l •for their Arx-c. - lirirannillg. and the breed ...v.5 of the fsstest donities, patronised for their indirtry, a bosine roat6. eloseal the amusements of the day, between the coachman of Mr. l'arfert, and an a Merit: navii , tor of the rams of Sr:arke, tor a subscrption . port ‘2.q. The combat wr , s'nlaintained with ohqinacy for (Alt: ant; twet: , y-eight s 2 l,l l :tes, anti with that deternlitied courage so pr::-eminent in the V,n4th cirh hit senseless, tirots anti often Sw...tii , e was declared the viz:ter; by the incapacity of Ids antegonist to stand kip again. The day closed with Erg i* 1:n• - ;sita'ity, that of the roasting of sn ex and four sheep, which was joi , ;:us!, devoured, with • anl.tous effusions of ale, by .severat bur:died persons- of every description. y atilintiry of the Prince Regent.-1 he (;: - trueat State tery ever known to this country, will he drawn.. beim! t!•.c •Wirth Das+. The Sc'u.nte con ins 4 Prizes of 20,0001. ,COOL. ; 24'4 11'401. 24,0001. ;• of •A'.o:. 16,(13001.; 4C60 • , etc: et.c 110.00 1 ./I.—Tlckets and Shares are selling at .outasav and Co.'s in great varh-ty, zud c;tt.tlie lowest terms ; at wh , :se Offices all are paid 'on i.emard. In the eon s of a few months lioxttsar and Co. have sharcd and sold sof 20,0001. S of ii),(Xkl.. 2 of ii.. 004 besides 2:3 Prizes of 2,0001. SMI.—No. 26, Corr:hill, and Fr. fvlarearet's Hill, 80. •tougb.—Lettas, post paid, duly at;sNvereci.• Stkernei grads. .-......-_, ,-. Lately, in Russell-street, Greei(land-dock, Nit's. Corry, of Gatesht.ad, I)urton. . At Keswick, Cuiul.triantl, Henry Win. Danbury, FA+ bro. tinfr of Sir Thomas C.Bunbury, Barr. ( f Great Barton, in tblt county of :•,uffolk. •—•• . . • „ - At Layer Breton Parsonage. near Co7chester, -Essex, 214 Rev. Juitos Hutchinson, in his 61st year. On Tucsday eveying of a sudden attack of the gout ift his stomach, AntAnty Ashley Cooper,. Earl of Shaftesbury. lias Lortif,hip WAS borti , ..l7tbi4pt. 1761, succeeded his father, . An . : the late EaSli istlll4:; , •andeti the,l7th of July 1786, 1 nizlrriet arhtra, daughter of .the late .Sir Johli Je)b, Bart. by whom he has kft• one dlughter,, harliara, born in 1738. His • • LOrilihil) having died - without isstte irraleihe is succeeded in his titles by ig,ii, latotiaer„tl 4;likie4:4ploy• Ashl: y Cooper, Clerk of the Deli-seri A is Oise 00 1 / 4 apse.!..vuel. braa, of the Represent*. ' tivt s for 1./...rchester, ribils Fill, of Shafte,tniry. . • Cn Monday morning aft4V.all'etlii.n3 ithsesS, reiix lkilear , thy, Es lo:: , ; ; ..qt.il he.:.s,-.ui f oe . bi.4 eccentricity and bemevolence, a,..ti latterly f. ,r the csnbarn..ssmern_s brought upon hire. by Loth. 11 It is but justice to.his,stakvlving frkods to say, that they were i not unmindful of.. ,h 0 Ir:,:hi..c.,otifkoiw t • _AIr. McCarthy wits I. the author of ie4era l in4uptiets4sisc4 icavects otter - To! Try in terrsti at the periods Alf friatT; Jaeri,iere.srtitten. His Liat pro. !I d' , ction was tr.,e of consiett,raldelenth and cou t prolen3ion, upon 1 the e i ,:estion of. the Catholic Veto. Ills latter .), ears exhihit4.4 alternative vicissitudes of generous, but . extravagant. a:td • thou466,:as hospitality, and of daittess often bofclerilig ou want, * I NO:ich could Lot stO)due his trill!, or destroy his clierrf,:inms. I .1\1!. McCarthy was a ra , ive of the. courvy of Cork, and, a $ although he hati been absent froui .14ac7untry. forala 'ye. thirty lw I years, (luting-the earlier part of wines} - he resided on the Con ' ti:;tr,t, he always retained. a sincere and ' t aritecition for Lis c .- Heiuntri was accordingly sought a. ili al • titemdes of bis , lit.tresstml countrymen, with whom hen ailtdjaa:*iitire kis . purse while he bad any thin.e , ht it; and his east; Islstinhe had act. ' 1 his sinele trait is itself a summary of his c:Qr-acter ; and if it had in it soir.etitties more of generosity than .01 discretion, the • faitnig arose from so good a princi?le, that lila d..ath (whir's was probably not a little hastened . hy its conseilnences) wil' equire but a lithe excrtion of the clarity towards hurntat . i t fr,. ~., h ick deaf:lc:aurally itiTirrrs, for to h e fl atingui om tsiii strict pre I) l . aille ty, i t n 1 i a t i l i e 7l 4 o. ) !S m Cr p il t i;.: l l . l which l ::: l S(11 his t i nt e le: known c all aiid undeniable ..goo P d n-ture ii.ust find in the kindred feelings of every virzrot.s breast. ... . I'R:CE 01 7 SICV.KS Bank Stock °42 i 3 per Cent. Reduced :3 per Cent. Consols .. - .34 446.5 4 per Cent.'Consois .4...- - V* • 5 - ptr Cent. Navy ArEuiiks 91 .* .I;ank Long • Ant:Lities• l7 1-16 India Stuck ..... liter WI t $ India 13LpIcts 0 4s 2.a5.. pi's. Fichcquer 13iili,•SLi. • COll5OlB fur Acct. o* 65 11,15,1 1 7r 7 4 4 -1 "..c.. •. • , ',.. 1 .• !(::,..• - - • ...• . y .. • ..' .„. . . , • ~ • • , . . . ,d.„-• ••. . • •iie tzei .. stsbaisir , TM_ E N .... ATIONAIA ~._ .... . , • • 4/.4 . . .'• " ' • - t . MOLINEULD INNER. aijoioing, Aufficiently to,. have admitted a .rnan through, yee, - having : that kind of escape at his J:..:1 vice, he went out the i lk • NT- - the do prof his anolj.usd' very little rliflitu'ty in 1 • Treelr-in-liandelt:lll, .:doneonThtirsclaylvr nal- • through tjseitire Willits ,stn Roberts. He a1..0 tat as ... ii . ' - .to IVlolim•ye's - training house ; About twenty relit. Roberts was to bi e pal WI 201. tor aiding his eitupe, Mt be . f arta the &or, an prism, consistini, of every ti •seriptlon, recciiid no More thatt...l -..... a change of'dress front him. 'lt • 1- ,_ . 1 the spichditt Knoiiche to flys Westruin: t , •r cc./.4;iftr ttenif. also ag,ears, that„, .„. ' veyance was in reAldinese fur Ro- - - *men gait the- genttenten a.• up who seta in th eir aartis svere hvrt... S-.lto weal ....i - •g-Northern Load. We s , all be . ~ two Noble Nlarquiases, . • .ur 112tuvutts t b , v1.3es RipEt ..nabled to I . - I''' • ' ' titulars dips. tunbignous bud- . llionourables, Colonels,. • ~ et eras, and Bill two before, s , • slays. • fiabltutt and Soleb Balliset,* „-, • :,. the rear'in a styl, of - . j- itt " - ..r - -. ..7 , CIIAPEL. . " .•...,. . ~ . . .. , -,:- '. novelty with a view driog and csit ri.• whipli ottttittalled the _. Ilibest fracy ever bacid ! After. an excite lige lA, 11l MVO i c ivilit y Thursday a sear 1' . g e 'of the name of .Tea Collis, Ai atraft*ert the ittarrilises and -BM 'Cabona, aid othte company put to the bar, btin. - - •d with the wilful n order of tdi with . Caleb,tampiptch Oita -huteitie yeas introduced anti the hret d vrit':, on 6,unday hat, a • • otigiags in gul . -. ' Snsitlip • of dogs cativassef, the Bla.k. ffasintrodUceil #.l a rational sub. tiekl, by cutting:lit:l - ,thr . 1 t iaso dreadful • ...- . 0: . cause Sect foe conversUirun,- and Cb t , with nutrked empl,,As,in‘lnted her ainvist immediate death. The c li atg _ , - • strong fib thou the gr-ab etas rilidy, and lw Wail a three pion/icier ! Roast 'te..ailist 115 4 ,'prisortvr by circumstantial evii• 41 ' .•• funy INF . sod boiled beef and every otl•er . iehsonaNc tfYieary was served conunitted to Neiviiste far trial, up, and after the thick And di ,teJ, tht. odds rose awn poluts in _....•.-4 iii '.. - —at - lhis favour. the first t ,ast arit:l : 4lVar , AtfCCeSS 14 nailing, which . . . 2. , T RR IED. was drank with ritlzusieAni, ard the de,,ltut and ref; mel assembly By licence, in St. Andre , ..- s Church London on the 9d inet • . amused each other with boxing anecdotes untllaut,ut dusk, when Mr. Arch. lilackluck; Royal Naval ' tid al , Deal, to :list BM wad-Caleb refused money for ttieirferno/ buil, and retired ... - ,..-! ,, .•114 .Drinkwater, of Dutufri . . end broke tip the contpanik. 'l'he place of fighting was sett led. , ___ _ . . .. . ..,..____ .....s ka-11.,....v Will 1.21:6 nlare D b. • -•. • u , .7. .7- • • ':•-alt • •* '; , , iPOLICE. . HATTON-GARDEN. The exaroiration of Smith, aliai 71:hper, who escaped from eoldbath-fields Prison with Rohert, has thrown additional 3i he tkocubject of the escape, and which most completely etoneratt Aris, ben. the late GOV , -.:11107,. from sthe slightest 'gitiity c.f that act. tin . 01 stairs, that although he .the bricks hunt his own cal to an exiny one • • • --- London : 'Printed and Edited by E. ROC.: 1:y 301 - IN 1:151-1ER, No S. Picit&tt-Etreet, StTaint. near•Tei;.l!:e•Pare forwarded ay an . the Newsmen, the Clokt 4,) IrivadB, Looltionota tkraughout Oat °Tilted. itilliAo2l2 l 1:E0 Ofrinlaget LILO tryat JUIN 34d I,ler quarter. S • et. : L p .. ~~~~ iF • . Aka '. a , J ,'.