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INSCRIPTION ON A MONeMFIT ERECTED IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY T 6 THE MEMORY OF AbDISON.-..-41FRIL 1809. Quisqu:s es qui hoc marmor intheris Venerare memoriam JoStrut ADDISON, Quem Fides Christiana Quem Virtus bonique morel Assiduum Sibi vindicant patronurn. Cujus Ingeniunt, Carminibus, Scriptisque in omni genere exquisitis, Quibus purl sernionis exemplutn posteritati tradidit, Rectique vivendi Disciplinam scite senposuir, Sacratum manet, et manebit. Sic enim argument' gravitatem lepore, Judicii severitatem urbanitate, temperavit ; tit bonos erigeret, improvidos excititiet, Improbos etiam delectatione quadani ad iirtutem deeteret. flatus erat A. D. idDCLIZI. Auctisque paulatim Foftunii, Ad summa Reipublisas miner' pervenit: jiceuit octavo et quadragesimo anno Britannorum deeus et deliciz. The Subscription Galas, at Vauxhall, tirmirtghain, commenced on Tuesday evening. The performances fully equalled the expectations fornied of them ; the Orchestra was full and complete ; Madame DA. PONTE sung iii capital style, and gave much satisfac tion ; Mr. KENT was likewise much and justly ap plauded. Atrivals at Cheltenham— The Right Hon. the Lord Bishop of St. David's, and Mrs. Bur sas, Lord Dynevor, Sir Charles Green, Sir Charles G. Hutson, Sir Charles Turner, Lieutenant-General James Stewart and' Miss Stewart, Major Trevor, Captains Baird, Dickson, Lacy, Tober ; Rev. C. George and family, Rev. Stafford Smith, Rev. Mr. Do novan, Messrs. Leuntgor, G. Olton, Arm Strong, Horne, sod Coo. ballis. _ _ _ . _ The Bishop of ST. ASAPII his given in his resigna• tion as Principal of Brasenose - College, Oxford. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of MARLBCS ROUGH and suite are arrived at Sion hill. Captain. BARCLAY has taken another residence at Ner•market, and shifted his half mile of ground, which was on the road, for turf, in order to guard more ef fectually against tender feet. A foot race was run on the Hereford road on Mon day last for 500 guineas, between John Jones, a.Welch. man and W. Williams, a Lancashire man. The dis. tance was 30 miles ; Wilkins had the hest of the first 20, but Jones soon after passed him, and won the race, which was well'conteated, in the space of three hours add three quarters. Jones challenged any man in England the like distance for any sum. *ORDRX SILLEF4IIRARINCL—Wednesday morning theArniteurs in Agriculture went to Woburn Abbey, to sievi'the carcases of the prize wethers Which had been'exhibited alive the preceding day. The Duke of BEDFORD and the company then adjourned to the Park-farm,.- and -employed the morning nt viewing and ejamining the implements--tups exhibited far the Prizei- 7 .the bOars - -and the sheep-shearers, each of whom had a sheep allotted to him to shear'for the prize. At three o'clock the company returnedlo the Abbey to dinnei. After the cloth was removed; the following toasts Were even : The King—The Plongb--Sueeess to Agriettlnare:—Union of Husbandry and Commerce-=Small in dee and great in va1n0..... Fine Fleece on a fat Carcase. His Grace then rose, and proceeded to deliver the Premiums according to the recommendation of the Judges he had appointed flir the several subjects. The business oft e premidins being coneleded, the kealth 'of the Duchess of Bedfotd Was drank with three times three ; the Marchioneas of Tavistetk, with three times three- - ; .Mr- Gregg, Mr. CurwesA and the work he is enraged in ; his . Grace 'die Dulfor of Bed ford, with Atte dines . thite Ntbitilf-Past.five o'clock the company returned to the Pari , Fannois bnpresent at the sale of sheep arid cattle ; 50 sheep- end -fine cows were sold and exlii bited7.mtich keen bidding. During tissindee storm, *beet noon, on Friday be'nnight, Mr. Springate, of Wincheap-street, Canter titf„heilig out on his land at Tyler - hill, was sirttck . by/ the 'lightning, which singed his hair, acid at the same. time killed a sheep close at his heels. Sainrelay morning, a fife was discovered in the back part of the premises of Mr. Wm. Morgan, dra perand --tall*, Portsmouth, which entirely con 'sinned the building, together with its contents, which was used as an outhouse, workshop, and store-room. The cause has het yet been ascertained. Thursday morning some fishermen dragging for eels of the second arth of Blackfriats Bridge, on the Surrey side, picked up the body of a young man, which appeared to have been in the water a longtime, —The body was taken to the bone-house at elitist church to be owned. • • Last Thursday, a woman of the name of Langley, BE2 years of age, in St. Dunstan's Workhouse, who • had been blind six years, had her eyes couched, and in the course of. a few hours was enabled to walk about and distinguish minute things without the aid . ofgfasses, - A young Lady of the name of Welmat, the &ugh -ter- of a surgeon at Dorchester, was drowned on Thursday evening, between the Red House end Chelse.., in consequence of a boat, unskilfully ma naged, having run down the boat in which she was, with a party of is persons. Another person, a yam* Gentleman of the name of Davis, was under water. strernl minutes, but animation was restored. The following accident, as singular in its occur , . rence, as lamentable in its consequences, happened: on Thursday afternoon, in , Spring _Gardens, Charing cross. A young lady, named Healey, of Northum berland-street, was passing, with ao infant in-her arms, towards the Park, when a brick from a chimney:be longing to Mr. Thomas's house, corner of New-street, fell on her head. Miss. Healey dropped. on the pave ment, and .the infant fell from her arms. .onexamma tion, it was discovered her head watentirely beat in, and the infant, in consequence of the fall, had also its Lkull comOetely fractured. In this dreadful state they' were conveyed home, and underwent sotne surgical operations, in. a state of Insensibility. It is extremely doubtful whether they will recover. No person- was :tear the top of the house, nor 'was thererind high at th time the accident occurred' and it is accounted for, by supposing that a rook (many of which, from ocie Park, - are frequently perching on the chimnies ie the neigithaurbood) had in flying of, shaken the brick, as to cause its falling. kdP'AL IN ' LLIGB,ICk. FALMOU rH, JUNE 14. Sailed the ENDEAVOUR brag, with a convoy toWales. PLYMOUTH-D(7TM JUNE 15. Arrived the UNICORN frigate, Captain HARDYMAN, from ol Rochefort.—Sailed the SIMILLZ frigate, Capt. UP row, for the coast of Greenland ; and the Concord tender, for Dublin. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 16. Arrived the Lord Dupplin from Madeira, in 19 days, for London ; Sisters, &tint, for Gibraltar ; Mary Ann, BmicErr, for West-Indies . ; the Albion, WIIALL, for Cadiz ; and Friendship, —, for Que bec, all from the Downs.—Wind S.W. DEAL, JUNE 16. Arrived the VENLRADLE, Rear-Admiral Sir Rica- Aith STRACIIAN, from a cruize off Flushing ; CLYDE frigate, Commodore OWEN ) from a cruize off Bou logne.—Sailed the Cordelia sloop, Fortitude naval transport, Pleasant-hill hired sloop and Nancy freight ed sloop, with a fleet of transports under convoy, for Portsmouth ;•and the whole of the outward-bound fleet, with a fine breeze at N. E. In the Downs—The Agincourt, Monmouth, Venerable, St. Domingo, Powerful, Clyde, Beagle, Osprey, Challenger, Crocus' Trompeuse, Badger, and Hound. GREENOCK, JUNE 14. Arrived here yesterday, the Elizabeth, BAIRD, I.from Trinidad ; sailed thence 12th of May,.in com pany with the armed ship Arundel, Captain Tan, bound for London ; parted from her 28th, in lat. 42. 14. long. 47. 11.—Left loading for Clyde, the Lou isa, REID ; Jane," OAR ; and Hermit, CUMMMING.— Spoke on the 20th, in lat. 29. 29. long. 61. 12. his Majesty's sloop of war Lilly. The Margaret, N.irmays, from Quebec, arrived here on Monday.—.on the 3d May, when at anchor off the Brandy Ports, passed by the ship Ocean; THISTLEBY, of London, out seven weeks, for Quebec. May 7, 'spoke the Thalia frigate, froth England; bound to Quebee,had left the fleet in the Gulph. May 9, off Cape Chant, wind E. spoke thebrig Magdalene, BRATsoN;frorn Lon don, who informed him of the brig-Lively being asfic4e on the island of Anticate. • Same day spoke 'the brig Mary, Rem, of and from Liverpool; and brig Ocean, Wu.scot, of Ayr,from hence, bound to Quebec; at welt. . Same day, spoke It brig belonging to London, from h e n c e toQuebec,cc:uldstot hear her name (supposed to be the Surry, Po t Ts).* May 12, spoke the ship Au th orne. Sc. IFE, from Liverpool, 42 leagues below Bic Island, ,out 7 weeks; Capt. ScAl7z informed him, that a ship called the Lord Melville had been burnt at sea, the drevi Of which were on board a brig astern. May /7, St. -Nei Island N..W. 10 leagues, spoke the brisk 'John atidlienry, bOth 'of Neircaide, bimud to Pictha . , all well. Stitt* day, spoke the brig Betsey, Stirrr, of Wock,iigton, out five weeks, bound to Pictou; ail well. May 18, parted from the ship Neva Kirkus, of Hull, bound to London, which bad sailed in company, Cape Breton bearing N.W. 18 leagues. May 20,1 at. 44. 41. N. long. 53. 30. W. spoke the brig Catherlin, of Newcastle, out 4 weeks, all well, bound to Pictou. May 22, spoke the brig Thomas, BAN' ERY, of White haven, from Liverpool, out 5 weeks, bound to Que. 'bee. May 26, lat. 48. SO. N. long. 44: W. spoke the brig Nymph, from Newfoundland, out 6 days, bound to Poole, all well Glovoststo, .favital4l.-..lartired the Indlanna, Walker,. from Lisbon; Sparkler. Brawn;i and Mary, Scott, front Cadiz; Mount Royal, Hall, from Malta ; A4lll, Witty, from Martinique; and William, Leet, front Honduras —balled the Northampton, San ders, for India; and Tom and Mary, Palmer, fur Lisbon. The Charming Fanny, of Chester, end Elisaboth, of Scarbro', are captured by the *llona French frigate, of 44 guns, bound to the Mauritius. The Herkimer, Hewland, from London, to New York, is ar rived at New London, after throwing great pun of her warp overboard. ARRIVALS. At Cnracoa, the Duchess of York, —, and Carr, Barnet, from London. At Cowes, the Indian Trader, —, from Vir ginia. In the Creek, the Perseverance, Finlay ; Ann, M'Donald ; Mount Royal, Hall; and the Susannah, Brooks, from Malta : Neptune, Brooks, from Cagliari; and Severn, Pears, from Gibral tar : Ploughman, Annelt, front Mogadore ; and Fanny, Beve ridge, from Tarragona. In the Clyde, the Hindostan, Brown, from Boston ; Draper, Itentlile, from New York ; Mars, Camp bell, from Jamaica• Dart, Kenocar, from Grenada ; and Fly, Thompson, from LlGuayra. At Liverpool, the Eliza, Farley; Summer, Malcolnv and the Reserve, Priorjr‘in Massachusetts : ,Cyrus, Thompson, Boston Pnirectireki, Hall, and Cleopa tra, Brown, from Virginia : Triton; Totter ; John, Atkinson ; and Oliver Elswerth,—. , .—., from New York.: John, James ; an I George, Wickham, front Philadelphia Daoiel, from Balti more Wienhok, Langdon ; Thorns.% Bulky ; and Success, Mar tin, from Newfoundland : Nepsauto, Hart, from Berbice ; Nevis Planter, Whittle, from 'St. Crobt r Akitaiden Perrin, from Mar tinique; Louisa, Murphy, from Antigua.; 10anno Leo, —; and Mercury, Da SOUS; from the Brazils; and Sarah, Smith, frotn New Bedford. At Hoylake, the Blucher and Le Bents, ---, front Malta. At Bristol, the Maria , Fuirlie, from Cadiz. At Cork, the Sarah, Smith, from Charleston ; General Eaton, Gray; and Robert, Ferguson, front Philadelphia. At Dublin, the Triton, Dalliver ; and Susan, Stephens, from New Fork. At Bahia, the Ann, Moss, from Liverpool. At Philadelphia, the Johns, Potter, front Liverpool. At St. Bartholomew's, the Com merce, —, front Liverpool. At St. Croix, the Fleetwood, Chalmers, from Liverpool. At Hayt:, the Cockatrice, —, from Liverpool. At Demerara, the Nereid, Johnston, front the Clple. At Pernambuco, the Faith, Scaife, from London. At St. Thomas's, the Neptune and Columbus, -- , from Lon ' don. At Prince Edward's Island, the Stag, Hollet, from London. AlAtter from neli s oland, dated May 30, says i— a ~f i k yell — gallant action was fought on the 21st inst. 'by the Alert hired 'cutter, tnountuig two &pounders asid two car*aclits, commanded by Lieutenant Mac , with' . of eight boys, the inalis - crew consisting Maker and hiMselt ProCieding up the Jahole with a convoy, , four Danish privateers were discovered in thOreirec*iiing reinforcements ofmen from the French stationed t They soon made sail tow ar d s the -I* . e , .. 'convoy, which I r ieutenant M. in his small cutter bravely resolved to protect. With that intention he best down on the enemy, keeping between them and the vessels under his charge, and in that situation . ' 'maintained an action, frequently within pistol shot, I for two hours, when he had the satisfaction to see the whole convoy safe in port. The Alert had none killed or wounded, and only received a few grape shot through the mainsail ; eight men are said to have I been killed on board the privateers." . Li Attufmcz. COURT $F KING'S BENCH, JUNE 16. Mr. NOLAN moved for a Mandamus to be directed to John Salter, late vestry-clerk of Blackwall parish, Commanding him to deliver up to the present Church wardens and Oirerseers of the parish, the patish books in his possession ; on an affidavit stating, that Mr. Salter had been the vestry-clerk of this parish up to the 3d of April last, and then a new set of Church wardens and Overseers of the Poor were appointed, and they had chosen a siew vestry-clerk, and he wanted the books of the parish for purposes of the parish business. The Learned Gentleman observed, it had been decided, by authority, that a vestry-clerk was an annual officer, in the case of the King and the Churchwardens of Croydon, and Ulu therefore this gentleman was no longer vestry-clerk of this parish, he being removed by competent authority. The Court observed, that this motion could only be granted sub modo, because the gentleman who held these books belonging to the parish, might have de mands upon the parish for monies due to him, and while those monies remained unpaid he must have a lien upon such hooks ; but the Court granted a rule to shew cause why, upon depositing in the hands of the Master whatever sum this gentleman claims to be due to him, these books should not be delivered up ; but would not grant an unqualified Mandamus - to de liver up these books, because that might deprive 'this gentleman of his lien upon them. Beet mutton Kent Sussex COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 16. RAVEN v. HARRIS. The plaintiff in this case was a bailiff's follower, and-the defendant a Jew attorney. It was an action to recover payment for the care of an empty house, at the rate of 13s. 6d. per day, for three months. The question was, whether the plain tiff had bona fide fulfilled his engagement ? He proved that he had coasumtly (vaulted the premises in ques tion ; but had never slept there. The defendant, on the other hand, adduced evidence to shew that the plaintiff had never gone near the house, more than once or twice, after the first week. Sjr JAMES MANSFIELD Was of opinion,. that in the first place, the demand of 3546c1. per day, made by the plaintiff, was.too exorbitant for the labour done, and in the next place that the case was by no means made out, It was for the Jury to determine for how much longer. ,a petiod 'they would remunerate him than a week.. .ludgin.6£:.the evidence, he was deci dedly e( opinion be, ought to recover no more than for the first week's attendance.—The Jury found for the plaintiff-Damages, 445..-Costs, 40s. ADMIRALTY COVier, DOCTORS'. COMMONS, Jura. 12. .This day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM Scorr pro. ceeded to the . adjudication of the following cases : Hannah, Painting miter.;--thht vessel, under Anneican co-' lours' in ballast, frbm Amsterdam 4 to New York, was captured by the Poll- cutter, on the ground of a breach of blockade, and brought to Dover. She had sailed from America before the Order of Councircif • the lldi - Of Nrietiihir existed, under which she 'w detained. A fire Court decreed that the mister had not for (Attest. vessel, ana treitontd the same on payment of the captocs' .. .., Vrow Gexina, Docks master.—This vessel sailed UsacieleHano verian colours from Papenburgh, and Wal. captured II gen- . taur. Ship condemned—cargo reserved • JuNE 15.—This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Scott proceeded to the adjuc.N:ation of the followitig cases: Alexander Hamilton, 4.ak master.—ln this case judgment had been suspended. This was an American ship, with a cargo of various merchandize, bound from Balt;more to the East Indies, where she was captured by the Tremendous, Terpsichore, and Grampus, and carried to Madras, where the master and super cargo refused to be examined, and in navigating her from thence to Bombay, she was lost. The c,nestioo was, whether the cap tors were answerable for sue.: loss. The Court wan of opinion that it was a justifiable capture, and therefore rejected the claim as to the shil., and condemned the cargo. Too:shaven !Ind its Dependencies.—This cause originated by a morition on. the part of the Salamen privateer, against certato goods, alledged to have been taken in the abovelsbad, belouging to Denmark, in which the Admiralty Lad intervened, as in case the property was subject to confiscation, it we:, liable to be con demned as Droits to the King, as the letter of marque was viti. ated by the name of the owner nut being inserted in the certifi cate, by width it was obtained. The Court dim - Assad the suit. • COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, JUNE 10. ~efooie the Most Noble and Right Hoa. the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Cguses: Natio, Stevens master.—This was an American vessel, in which judgment had been postponed.—Property restored. Washington, Adams master.--This was also an American ship, laden with rum, &c. on a trade to the coast a Africa, and was ar gued the last Court-day. 'Theis Lordships, in giving judgment in this case, were of opinion, that the conduct of the master, after capture, in attempting to rescue the ship, was a sufficient ground for condemnation, and ordered . accordingly. Swift, Davies master.—This Americas vessel, laden with pro visions, and 10,000 dollars, bound from Baltimore to Barracoa, was captured by a French privateer, and recaptured by the Fis gard, but aftertards wrecked in Sarnana Bay, and part of her cargo saved, which was restored to the claimants in the Vice-. Admiralty Court of Jamaica. From this sentence the claimants apptaled, on the ground that they were entitled to an indemnifi cation for the lois orthe 'ships and that part of the cargo which shared the same fa7e.-;-11teir Lordships affirmed the sentence of the Court below. Elizabeth, Trip master.—This Hambro' ship, coming from 'Martinique, was captured by the Camilla privateer, and carried to Antigua.—Ship restored, and captors condenlned in the costs of appeals . . 1 In the Irish Court of Exchequer, a case was lately tried which excited considerable interest. The suit was instituted by the Rev. Dr. CHARLES LINDSAY, Lord Bishop of KILDARE, as Dean of Christ Church, V. IGNATIUS CUSSACK, Esq.--7lts object Was to evict the leases of the defendant and other persons, which, it was stated, they obtained from the late Dean, Dr. JONES, in .1786, fairly and openly un.ler the opinion of eminent Counsel, when the lands were in an un cultivated state, and the validity of which leases the present Dean questioned, considering that the late Pean exceeded the powers invested_in him by the Act of Parliament, authorizing him to demise the said lands. The Jury, after a few minutes consider ation, found a verdict for the defendant. Yesterday the last Lottery for the service of the. year was contracted for by Messrs. RICHARDSON and Co. and SWIFT and Co. at £l6 Bs. 10d. per Ticket. This Lottery is tb be drawn in one day, viz. 20th October, on a new and improved phtsu suggested by the Chancellor of the Exchequerobe, the prevention of Insurance. The Biddings were as under : Riciimicsoe and SwirT.... £l6 8 10 Bass and Co. 16 9 6 HENSLZY and Ca. ' •..15 17 C rs Curs • :...1•111.: x''......1 614 0 The Scheme will be.published in a fir days, *it the Tickets issued ofl Tuesday next. ~., . .~.~..: LONDON ALIRKETi. SMITHFIELD MARKET, lona 16. To sink the Offal per stone of Sib. Beet 4s. ad. to Fs. Od. Veal 4s. Bd. to 61. Od Mutton 4s. Bd. to ss. 9d. Park 51. 4d. to 61. Bd Lamb ss. Od. to 6s. 4d. Lamb Shins, 2s. Od. to 4s. Od.—Sheep Skins, Is. ;MAD 07 CATTLe THIS nay. Mists, about 611—Sheep and Lambs, 8,900. Calves, 120—Pigs, 250. . . NtWCATE AND LEADENHAI.L MARKET. Per stone of 81b. by the carcase. N. Bd. to Ss. Od. Veal 4s. Od. to Ss. ikt 4s. 4d. to Ss. 4d. Pork Ss• 4d. to is. fid Lamb 4s. 4d. to Ss. ed. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. SAGS. POCKATS. • 3L 10s. to 51. Its. [eat 41. Os. to GI. Se. SI. Os. to 41. Ios. Sesser 31. Ss. to 41. 7s Farnham (Pockets) 51. Ss. to 91 7s. per cwt. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51. Os. to 51. 15s. Clover 51. Os to 71. 'Ti New ditto 01. Os. to 01. Os. New do. 01. Os to •1. Os Str•.w 01. Os. to 01. Os. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 19d. 21 d. Calf Skins 265. Sts Ditto 92d. 26d. Ditto 395. 398 Merchants' Backs 194. 21d. Ditto Us. 38s Dressing Hides 17d. leid. Small Seals Ss. Od. 38. 3d Fine Coach Elides 191 d. std. Large ditto 100 s. 160 s. Crop Hides for cutt. I s Id. eld. Tanned Horse Hides 19d 210 Ditto 17d. 1110. Goat Skins 90s. 00s. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. lames's Market Ss 2d Town Tallow 864 64 Clare Market 5s 2d Y.ellow Russia 90s Od Whitechapel Market is 9d -White ditto 88s Od per stone of 81b. 15s 6d Melting Stuff 88, 00$ Od Average Ss 2d Ditto rough 481 504 od Graves 14s od Good Dregs 14s Od Yellow Soap, 98s—Mottled, 108 s Od—Curd, 112 s. Price of Candles, per donee 14s 6d—Moulds, isa 6d. THE COURSI OP ' p.XCHANGE. Amsterdam, St 0 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence p e r es. Ditto at siglti 80 5 -Leghorn, -52 . Rotterdam, 914 2 U Genoa, „ Hamburgh, 28 6 £1 U Venice, 40 Altona £8 1 Itt U - • .-1- .Pgrril• Paris I ' day's da. , 1 Liv. Naples, 42 1- • • Ditto, £ Us. '2O 5 Lisbon, 65 Bourdeauz, do 20 5 Oporto, 66 Madrid, 44 Effect. Dublin, 10 Cadiz, 38i Effect. Cork, 104 • Bilbea, 41 Effect.' New flollltrs ss. sit , Rio Janeiro 61 Malta S 2 Gibraltar 311. Portugal Gold in Coin N. 10a. • COAL MARKET, Jute li. Ships at Market Ships sold • 40 Newcastle Coals 29 2 Stone Coal 1 1 Culm 1 •'‘ ' . .> T 424 Od. to 58s $4. 755. Od. 525. Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. SALISBURY—Wheat Ws to 83s. Barley 36s to 48s. Oats 34s to 465. Bruns 64s to 84s. per quarter. Devizes—Wheat 64s to 925. Barley 33s to 525. Oats 34s to 435. Beans 60s to 80s. per quarter. . - . WARwicit—Wheat 1 s od. to 12s Gd. Barley 7s 6d. to 7s Bd. Oats Gs to 5s sd. Old Beans 9s to 10s Sd. White Peas lls to 14a. per bushel of from 34 to 96 quarts. Inauzsys.—An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at Paddington, on the body of J. TURNER, Who expired in Paddington Church-yard, on the day preceding. J. BEALBY stated, that he discovered the deceased, who was SO years of age, groaning under sickness : and on interrogating him, he described himself as a pauper from the workhouse at Harrow, which place he had left in consequence of ill usage, and said he was on his way to solicit relief of the Officers of Pad dington parish. Every assistance was afforded, but ineffectually. Verdict—Died by the visitation of GOD. Another Inquisition was taken at the Constitution, Lissrn Green, (4.1 the body of a'youth named Done, who was killed •by the falling in of a gravel pit, whilst ' with other boys getting sand from it. Verdict—At cidental Death. MANSION-Hot sE.—Yesterday Zama Denting, who had been ,in custody some days, charg Al with being accessary to circulating notes and bills of exchange to a considerable amount, which bad been stolen' from the bar of a coffee-house, near the Royal Ex change, underwent examination, but the man whom he recom mended to get them discounted,' and who forged the acceptance on one of them for ,1921. being not yet found, the prisoner was again remanded. Janie ilamphrey, charged with having in her possession a great many articles stolen from the Leedom Tavern, again underwent a private examination, and was fully committed. Another wo man, charged with being concerned in this theft, was committed for further examination. GOILDIIALL.—j. Bead was yesterday committed for robbing his furnished lodgings. Three charges were exhibited against him for similar offences, from two of which it appeared that he nad stolen the watches of his landladies. HATTON-GARDEN.—t. Bone was yesterday fully Committed, charged with breakitYg open the chambers of Mr. Oakden, No. 5, New Inn, last Sunday afternoon, and stealing a table-cloth, a tea-caddy, and other articles. . Yesterday Elisabeth .131.1cintaa, mother-in-law to Samuel Davey, who Murdered his wife and child in Skinner -street, Somerstown, a kw mbrnings ago, was examined here for the first time, having en prevented being examined before through indisposition, in ennsequence of that fatal event. She generally stated, that she I lived with Davey aid her daughter, who lived happily together, 1 but she always clfeaded'the return of his insanity, which came ' +Suddenly upon him on -the morning of the murder She was i• bound to give evidence at die Old'Bailey against Davey. MARRIED. I ' Lieut. and Assistant Surgeon Browne, of the BetifOrd reshnent ' cif militia, to Miss Marianne Judd, of Banbury, Oxfordshire. , Rev. Mr. Carlos, to Miss Bond, of Stockton, Norfolk. I Mr. Philip Stephens, of his Majesty's Gun Wharf, Plymouth Dock, to Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce. - DIED. • Tuesday last, Mr. Darley, fornierly well known as a rvoeal per former at Vauxhall and Covent Garden Theatre, aged Si. On Wednesday, the i 4thinstant, William , the third son of Ro bert kinky, Esq. of Morden, Hertfordsbi4, • after a few days illness, on his fifteenth birth-day. Mrs. Johns, of the Commercial lon,l l lgaiplath-Dock. On the 3d iu't. at Norwich, in his gbh year, 'Dr. Beckwith, organist of the Cathedral atid St. PeteNeturch. ; On M'G s way to - England, Captain serge Stilton of his M a .. jesty's Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, after a setifee o f four teen years In India, as Major of Brigade, and Aili- de"Camp to the late Lord Lake and Generil Dieking.. May 27, at Durham, the Rev. Edward Patter. May 29, Rev. Thomas Inglisb, of Woburn, Docks. June 3, aged 45, the Rev. MichaelThomaslistecbtr, M. A. formerly Fellow of King's College, Camblidiles 99d blaster of the Grammar School at Bury, in Suffolk. June 8, at Tubney, the Rev. Mr. Findoo; fOrmerly Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, and Rector of rffitey, near Brackley. The Rev. Joseph Hewson, Rector of Bamako; Hams, an d formerly Fellow of Queen's College, 009fdt. Rev. John Poyce, of Trawsfynydd, Merionetk, North W a l es. At Tremear-house, near Bothnia, the Rev. Trehane S. Reads. On the 29th ult. at..Cassel, the celebrated Swiss Historian, Johanties Von Muller. In his grett.bistory.of bie native country, be asserted, with spirit and talent, rqpisbliela,pritripies, whi c h h e however found compatible wn , fi obedience arbitrary Mo , surdas. He had entered succesavely into the , iijce of the El ec . tor of Mainz and the Emperorof Germaity, n'Llbrarian ; o f the Flting of Prussia, as Historiographer I tindlistly,of•King Jerome I( Weeyhalia, grit as Secretarf 94J1Selie and ililerwards as Mi nister 91 Public InstructiOD ‘• I