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..)* PO it 7 lA'Ci I.v ELLIGAIvt.c. t st ir Atilt fettle! the Jr . that I he ni ace, tI)I24MRGH RAGES, SA*l ORDAY. JULY 24. `•'r. L. , GI Legit• ci:'velLtn \, r, cht lout cttit, b, ‘'otenteer I I .. 1 3 Dariog the rant the fecund heat, the fpc.:t.it: is encroached 1.1 much Noon the criurie b tsceen the Diolance Poll and the Starting Poll, th it ow ro, no was kit for the races, who, unfor- L;to.ito.bi, rim ag.oic't a carriage, and both MI.-- As e are lnovpy to learn, however. that they re ceived no material injury. A boy was thrown over by one of the horks, and home other perfons were Low!' hurt, owing entirely to their own im prudence. His Royal MOSISILVIL and Suite were on the courk every Jay. RAIIIREALE RACES, JULY S. Fifty Pr.und, fur 3 •ind 4 yrs old; 3-yrs old 611. 4'. b. ; ititid 4 yrs old. 7d. 1 itb.—Th: A Jae heats. Capt. Caldveell's &tau, 4 yrs old - 1 t Mr. Kell. 't Mirk-ter. 4 yrs old - . 2 Mr. I.loyd . Swect Wilibm, 4 ITS o!d • 3 3 Mr. D..: , ia's A. ter. 4 yrs old. fell lame - di 1. Mr. Cab i tsti's Paddy Whack, bolted - - dia. TUESDAY, JULY 6. Fiftv Poanas given by the town of Rathkeale, for 11.m.er., bred in the county of Limerick, each ; 4 mile heats; rode by Gentlemen. Mr. ilallam's Crux Jane, ode by Mr. Powell s Mr. Lloyd's Jugg, rode ift heat by Mr. Creagbe ; by Mc. Colgan - s 1 WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. Fifty Pounds ttbr 5,6, and aged horfes ; S years old 711. 131 b ; 4 A 'arb old 88.71 b. ; and aged Ditterlby'• 11 4 err Sneak, 6 years old walked over. Mr. thaue s Anchor, 4 7. US Old ; dift weaned. 'weight. THURSDAY, JULY 8. Orly Pounds given by the Ladies, weight for ase, viz. 3 years old 61t. 41h. ; 4 years old 78. 111 b.; 5 years old 88. 81b. ; 6 years old SC 131 b. and aged 98. Thrce.mile heats. Captain Caldwell's Bruifer, 4 pain cad Mr. llatterfey's auto', 5 years old 'sr. Kelly's Mack-a-Dant, aged FRIDAY, JULY 9. scl free for all horks, weight for age. Mr. Dam rfbfa pay Sneak. rode by Wolf& I 1 Mr. Deuis's Apar t vont by Mr. Powc.l a Mr. lidwers Y. S y. vf rode by Mr. rumen :ft beat, ad beat by Mr. Creagbe - • v 3 &Ur Rofalswes'a Tinker Mee Dalt) rode t y Mr. Omn, dlft. I 1 '2 1 elik. SATURDAY, JULY The s^eck's Cnlleaion for the beaten• nodes that Paved ,Seir diftaoce, to which the Stev trd add ed yol. Mr. i; --ber, 4 ycan 014 I I Mr. lLttcti..;'r L.Atog, 3 yeAr, aid - s L.IIY I.3ENCE. COURT Or ICNO's LEECH, ♦LLCOR[ ;CALL. This was an allian t!.e Defendant t re: cnrer the value if dm: dar.-ages, which 1 i.n. silrs ti.:p. ti . had fit!! cn:a, cit fe (pence (hip running againll her as lay mnon.:il in tl.e T!...me.., and which was charged in the tlecla.a.i.-n t• 1. ice been ocragoned b" the notkilful manuer in which the Defoliant's (hip was nieigated. It was proved, that the brig F..vnnrite lay mooted in the Thames, oppitite t., Woolwich ' ..n the 26th of June, and as the was lying, the Dcfclidant's vefrel run athwart ha 1; 4 1..kr, and fpromit her brill:pit. Two water wen f id, the accident was Wien the improper inann.r of navigating em: veffel, anti dm: if the h, , ,1 dr.,(lnd - her anchor, it would have brought ha to. aad prevented the accident. Ver.!hl for Plaintiff, damages Mkt. I.:RIGS& V. THE ILEV. Mk. GELDAILT. tfi. SKlb► Hatt(' the ca - .. on the part of the plaintiff ; the is a Lady who has a large houfe in Kent, within (even miles of ltochchr, which the lects in lodgings during the fammei feafon to per fons of rank, fortune, an charader. The de fendant is a Clergyman of the church of England, who has livings and eftates in Yorkfhire. The preterit aaion was brought for the fun of 641. 7s. 6 i. f)r the board and lodging of the de fendant's wife and child for near fix months: The circumftances of the cafe were as follow: The defendant, who is hunk% an opulent man, had re ceived a confiderable fortune with his wife,a Lady of great beauty and accomplilhments, and againft whore honour and eharaiter therehad never been the ftbtett imputation thrown, even by the defendant. • The violence and fury of his temper were iuch,that The now, for the fecond time, found it impoilible to remain in his home, and was obliged to leave it. the dekndant,forgettingthehonourand humanity erlich became a Gentleman, but more efpecially a perfon invetted with the facred charaiterof his pro , leffion, filtered his wife to remain in London ab. folutely pointylefs; while the, on her part, was obliged to inaitute a fuit againa him in the Spiritual Courts, praying to be divorced from him, on the ground of cruelty and adultery, and alfo prlying that almony or feparate maintenance might be decreed hcr. While this fuit was depend ing. the waed to find a ref enable afylum in country lodgings, and, by the recommendation of Mr. Brooke, of Gray's Inn, with whom the had been acquainted previous to her marriage, the went down with her child, on the iffth of April, !Sot, to the plaintiff's houfe, where the continued for fir months : the defendant, however, came at the end of three months, and took away his child ; but at the fame time exprctletl his fatisfaaion at finding her lodged *ri fo refpetable a houfe, and that her condua was fo unexceptionable. He alib then ex prefil confmted to her lodging at that houfe, iat cafe the thould refufe to retura to his. Afterward:. in March 1792, a bond was executed between de f.n.lant, his wife, an her friends, wherein, it being mentioned, that the expence of the proceed ings in the Spiritual Court might be injurious to family, it was therefore agreed to put a to thofe proceedings, in cunfideration f :ment of t;3l. per :nnum, nom th- iay of dist: of that bond; al.ei which the al.'s agreed, the would enntraft n., d e hts • ;il l !: tight be chargea!:!e: t!,is bon Aid he words, or the meaning of ,!, rev. live I,A) as t 3 :saw: the 4.14Lui1z—:.:44.in at: ti-bts his wire had incurred in tOpt e srissaOse was oblig eJ to dy ft On) his houfe, on account of his ill-treat% men. and !icing destitute of the neceffaries of 14, contrand filch debts for her lodging and main. tettat , ce. as were fititahle to her Batton in life. , Midi Liter Smitli.a lodger in the Plaintiff's hoof prored that Mrs. Geldart and child bad lodge ] there for the time the plaintiff charged; and that the hustle was every a ay appointed for the reeeps Lion of perfons of &Non and fortune. She was prefent at the time that Mr. Geldart took away his child,and heard him then fay,that ifhis wife would not return to his bonfe, he was glad that fhe had taken lodgings in fuck a refpeealsle houfe. Mr. Biooke, of Gray's Inn, uncle to the laft with nels, laid that it was by MS recommendation Mrs. Geldart took lodgings at the honk of theplaintiff ; that the terms charged for her board and lodgi ng were no higher than he had himfelf always Pal Co} his niece (the laft vritnefs), and what was anal at that Nee: be had hadmany converfations with the defendant, refpelting his wife, in which defendant Aid, he was much furprifed, and pleafed to find her fo comfortably and rcfpeetably lodged ; and that if the would not return with him, he was willing to pay for her at the rate of tool. per ann. Major Stuart, of the Royal Marine corps, lodged in the houfe at the fame time, and remembered the vifit of the defendant, at the time he took away his child ; he had Come converfation with him a: the time,and upon the defendant's afking him fume queftions about Mrs. G. he told him, that (he had made herfelf nniverfally relpeled, from the cor. raffles and referve of her condua. "Oh ! the had always too much of that for me," was the anfwer of the defendant. Lord ELLEN soaoucit, in the'courfe of the trial, obferved, that no agreement for feparate mainte nance could exempt a hufband from paying the debts conrraaed by his wife, in a flat of fepara- Lion, unlefs the money agreed on•was regula►ly paid; he obferved that maintenance means food and cloaths, and not a mere parchment deed. The bond, dated March, :Boa, was proceeding to be read in evidence ; when Mr. GARROW, feeling fuch a weight of cvi dente, and his Lordfhip's opinion a i egainft the de indant, eenfentcd to a verdict againft diet for the plaintiff, 641 7%. 6d. RIMIER ASSIZES. HlRTTORD.—thereWeie only nine prifoners on the Cr-Iwn fide, one of whom was capitally con aided, viz. gam Crywell, for burglarioutly break , ing and entering the dwelling houfe of William Kirby, at Eftenden, and healing from thence a rack of flour, three hams, a watch, fome money, and fundry articles, his property. The principal was an amxomplice, of the name of Law ford, !wired, that on the t Ith of April, he and Ctifwsii, in company with a man not taken, bke: and entered Mr. Kirby's houfe, at ten o'clock • at ragl.t, and, after regaling theintelves below, r rcceri•ri to the apartment of the profecutor and hi- wife, two old and infirm perfons, where, with in.p. et alions, they demanded their money. Mrs. Ki: by raid, 44 Why will yell come to the diftreffed? w: It rye no money to give: we can fcarcely main s life by our induitry." The prifoner replied, " We know you have got money, and money we will hare." They rhea proceeded to ranfack a delk o! . .hawers in the room, and took from thence evcry thing they could find. They then fattened the profecutor and his wife in, and went into Ose bed room of their Cm, a lad, of whom they de manded his watch ; the young lad helitating to give it, they beat him exceedingly; after which .hey left the houfe, the prifoner putting on the fhoes of the profecutor, which ultimately led to his detedion. Ind fubfequent .conviction, the tape which they were tied with being (worn to by the pl . tfecutor's wife. The Jury recommended the prifoner to mercy, from the froppofition that he had been led into the commillinn of the crime by the evidence, who appeared to be the worfe cha rafter of the twr. The Judge therefore refpited the prifialer,till his Majelty's pleafure Ihould be known. The trials on the plea tide were infinitely more inters:fling, and were moftly Special Jury tattles. Colonel Brown brought his anion againft James Gros Stevens, a farmer, near Hertford; to difpol refs him of his farm, in confequence of a breach of contra& It appeared that the defendant rented a farm of Mr. Brown, called St. Margaret's Farm, upon the exprefa condition is that he Mould con ftantly keep and fold four-fcore fhecp upon the farm," which it waballedged he had omitted to do. The evidence on the part of the plaintiff proved this allegation to be corral, confequently confirm ing the breach of contra& The defendant, in re ply obferved, that the plaintiff wifbed to get him out of his farm, and bad made this circumfiance a pretext to ejed him. It was true he had not kept four-kore (beep conllantly on his farm, but had provided excellent manure in lieu of the advan tages likely to refult from the feeding of cattle, and that it was a cafe of extreme hardlhip and oppref. lion. Nothing, he Paid, could be let up as to the bad management of the farm, and it was the molt unfair dealing that could polEbly be for a landlord to endeavour to difpoffefs an old tenant, who had expended his money, and exerted his bell (kill, in the improvement of a farm, from no other mo tive than a conviction that he could gain confider able advantage from the effects °flitch expenditure and induftry. The Learned Judge, Macnorraso, laid it was either a breach of contrast, or it was nothing ; he would allow it was a hard cafe, but he could Ink only to the contrail Cie parties had entered into. The jury were bound to take the fame view of the cafe, and it was f4r t'rem fay whether the de• fendaut had aged conformably to what he had bound himfelf The Jury retired for a conftlerable time, wbenr ,they remlited a verdict f , r the plain:ilF, nblerv that.thi; Law cm:Tells:l them to bud fuel, verdiO. • ttial excite.] conf , lcrabit inteeen, as is was I "..ppored to be Lit altoitzther unconstedled with ,eting ;:ercr.ces. Crov-n tide tinifbed the Erfl city —Th.. Mac . - ued their fittings till ten o'clock yet tusda; surra :Lin, at w Lich slate a Special Illy WAS fummnned to attend to try the remaining cadres on the papa. The Court was filled Wore ninf o'clock, and Baron Mac-Donau" was about to re• fume hisTunetions, when the Sheriff acquainted his Lordship and the Jury, that the Records in the remaining aaions had ken withdrawn, and that the Winer: of the Mize was completed. Some of the Jury exprefred theit alit:approbation of the trouble they hid been put to in being brought from their relicknecs in the moD dittant parts of the county, and thought the parties to the allions might have given intimation of their intentions the preceding night. The Judges then left the town for Chelmsford, where the Aflizcs commence this day. MANCH2ST/R JULY 27.—0 n Wedneftay the bufinels of the Cpeneral.Quarter Seffiong commenc ed at - the New Bayley. On entering. the Court. the eye was immediately naught by the fable appear• ante of the Bench, which was bung with mourn ing, as a mark of refpe& to the memory of the late T. B. BAYLkIf t who for many years had fo ably prefided there. • The Chair was taken by the Rev. W. F. Hay, Clerk, who delivered a{ very able charge to the Grand Jury. Tice funny/ins prifoners have been tried :—James Lack, for Realing calico ; Mary Nuttall, for Real. ing a bonnet, &c. ; . Peter .Wiii;:tifon, for Reuling quiltings ; John. Carter and ,Mat y Allen, for de a l. ing cotton swift; John Hunter, for stealing vari• our articles ; and Margaret Edwards. alias MA-. ton, for Pealing linen, to be ttanfpoi Led Even years each.— Ann Radcliff', for ltcaliog lines Mary Ellcoat, for Ilealing a !liver pon :ter cat; and John Coward and Samuel Woos!, for Dealing; iron, to,beimprifoned two years earn in I-Aiwa:ler CeSille.Thonrts Cotter, for healing linen, to be imprifoned twelve months, anl iiand once in the pilloty.—William Jobnfon, alias Yates, for utter ing bad Myer, to be imprifoned twelve months, and find fureties.—Robert Illiglis, h.r interims a counterfeit half guinca,to be imprill died fi nintlis, and find fireties.—George Cmiolly and Gen• - ge Cu try,for Dealing filk handkerehiefs; Daniel tn. n, I for itealing various articles; M.:ry ;;Liciall, fur acalin a locket, &c. ; John Edge, fa: Healing a hat; kobert Leech, for Dealit.g a pecket bock and Nancy Craven, for ficaling col:cm twig. ' : imprifoned fix months each.—Nencv for Dealing wearing apparel ; Lary fitchf;rd, for ite;iling tea and tugar ; Mary Wifite, for ()eating linen ; John Hardak.tr, fur Dealing ; Mary Venahles, for Dealing three thifts ; and Willism Wild, for Dealing timber, to be imprifoned three months each.—Ann Smith, for Dealing a cotton gown, to be imprifoned fourteen days. POLICE, Szc. MANS mx.Hous a.—Yeilerday (Gorge Brown was examined a fecund time before the LORD MAYOR, charged with a burglary in the honfe of Mr. Randall, in Cateaton-ltreet on Tuefday morn ing WI, and healing thercout 11 quantity of gold and fdver plate. • It appeared in evidence, that the prifoner had entered the houfe by a lamp iron into the one pair of Rain room ; the watchman feeing a light in the room, fufpfeed fcrnething amifs, and kept watch,: when he faw the prifoner come out, and queftioned him who be was? who told him he was a fervant iu the houfe, hut attempting to run away, he was recited by the watchmen, and taken to the Poul.l try Compter. On being fearched, the property; w.•as found on him, betides a dark lanthorn and an iron crow. He was fully committed for trial. GUILDHALL.—YeRerday a young man was com mitted for re-examination, on a charge of robbing a Tailor of a .pocket-book, containing aal. at a public•houfe in Whitecrofs-ftreet. Between Tuefday night and yellerday morning efcaped from Coldbath-fields prifon, jofeph Na. pies and George Jones, two notorious fellows, who were in the habit of healing dead bodies out of church-yards, and who were ordered to be confined. for two years each. It was difcovered, that by means of picklock-keys they opened their cells, as well as three other places, got into the garden inside the prifon, threw a ladder of ropes over the prifon wall, which, by means of iron hooks, caught hold of the (tone copings, and by thefe means dvicended into the fields. As their employment WAS that of picking oakum, they had, by patient perfeverance, made a ladder from it. Lail Monday night a taylor hired a porter to carry woollen-drapery to his Irnufe, at the Spice 'hands, St. George's in the EA; the porter afked him for finnethinlc to drink, when the owner v..ent into a public-houfe, and the porter turning Mort round a corner, made off with the goods of the value of rol. nor could he be traced till yefter day, when he was taken in the neighbourhood of Hatton-Carden, but extricated hinnelf and ran away. Ts fday night laft, about ten o'clock, a fire was dilcovered in one of the attics of Mr. Elgar, at Maidflone, occationed br a fervant having fet fire to the bed curtains *chilli putting two children to bed ; but by a timely difcovery it was happily got under without doing any confiderable da mage. On Tuefday night laft, the Eire: Lighter was broke open by fome villains, off Billingigate, and ieveral thefts of tea, belonging to the Hon. Es& India Company, were taken out and conveyed away. The veal was full of part of the cargo of the (hip Royal Admiral, lately arrivedifrom Chi na with teas. Lail week were committed to York Caine John Toy, charged by the coroner's inqutfl wi:h killing ind flaying Charles Dearden, at the townfhip of Leeds; alto George Cafs, charged with felor.ioull) .lealing two pigs, the property of Abraham Clark, .Ind other two pigs, the property of William Mor :iner, both of Leeds aforefaidt alto John Caw !hera, alias John Hinde, late of Soothowram, la bower, charged upon oath with haring &lien it 7lay I:title, the property of William IL;lifle, of ".1:111 . 1e11. land fur veyur,.out of a dole in the town :hip of bilie,thweite. Oa Friday were committed to Hull gaol Jona 11111/1 likec tett, 4baHgettp,Rern n,u;, ei ca(4.L , atreitibling, dec. with etbets, in tin. ti.trket-pi.vi of tbi3 town, on -Saturday fentlight in the eveni ni, , an d breaking into the iflinp of 'Clunn.t3 Weectt el , butcher ; James Parkin, ior riotoutly ntbling. Ste. with other*, and breaking down the flail of Willi am 'mire, fritchet ; and 2110 ith rilin and aflitling one Jonathan Ileectoft ; Robert Shay, for rioundy alferubling, ate. with adieu, breaking the windows of the Guildhall ; John Jcr. v i s B a uk s , for felonioully and burglarioully eater . ing the dr.c ll ipg-ltoure nf Richard Notthern, watch. maker, Ste. with an • intent to Commit a filmy therein ; and William Searrah, for Reuling fundry articles of waiting apparel, the propst ty of John Kirkup, of South Shields, mariner. A eireturlaisce.of a moll Ihneking.nature tool: place, a few days.rsoce, pear .Battle, Sulfa:_ child of four years old, belonging to a initiate f.,i. •dier liatiOned in the barracks, happened to brie into the Adjoining fields, where he was met bi .two boo, who flapped him of his clothes, and beat him in fo cruel a manner that they ti:,:uglit lie ..ras dead; and vs prevent their be:..s 6 ti-rea t d, they threw him itito a hedge, oat carried his clothes to a conliderable didance, whete they hid them. The And, however, recovered fo far, in the courfe of the evening, as to, be able to crawl home to its unhappy parents, a thockin g fpat ic i e of human deitraii: y, being lacetated. o'e r ever? part of its lonty. aid •nrirely e.itereii ‘i i,lt Vat h,was imnie.l4.Y.,i; vit., n to the'liafpiYol.., :th an e b , •pes of tecnvc.ry. The father •4* t i l de r.,,iy at. f.:itJet %%i.ci is a 1:.1) •u i!.g tn.:it in the tteV. boor. 1 1 ,0,1, far riot!' ei.atc.:ii.ig lit e11:,..:-...n, t x..i:c Ila tilt ir ht nt:11 conti•td : :it'd it :. ni us 1, he 13:3ent. cd, that tl:(tir eatiy ht ';: 'nevem , . °yen. .; r, i,,:,, . brought to jultiet, neither of t!lcto c:.c....1::.:-..iu: years of age. On T......!;day. evening Uri- a thocl;i.. , :.p,,; t i crt :;11,11(6cd at t):•; ignivijl 'Pt 11‘.140111 ; • ;: ;I --,• • 3.. a:!(1 :,:r•;.. 1)111..y tole 4. oming. Itt.m Bien::,,i i 3 t!t.;.ir nil: I:Or i.: rha We, where the fo:•n;:..I. ha.'.. it attendin ,, as the c.....',7,b1e of the i :antiet of . ..1:..y. End Old Town, the horle took t;il;7:t and kici.Q.l t:lc chaiCe to 1.1,....:- . ! y which accidcnt tlicy n..t.1 tinorn in! o •h;, tui7.4 antui : ! - 1.1ull::.y . was pay:.. •-•• 1 ••! • : . :: -i,:.•": fir-m t:.- hot :e, r.:.ti 143 • ~ .... '2, i ....; 4,1 i:•,.: 1:.. . iih.ltriba , at his heck they are both extremely in. On Monday next the New Statc-Lottfrr cm. 'mences drawinl;.—Tiekets and :Males in , I:at Variety of Nu:nn'rs, and lowethr: icef, tonti::. , e on tale at the Offices, Cotnhill ar:d Charing.rds. of RteumtasoN, GrAnucx, and Co. Upwards of Forty Thouland Pounds hare bee" paid within the raft fix months to the holder : , f Capital Prizes, pt Svn is r's Lottery-Office, No. 1 i, Poultry. The following Perron% in April Ll, reccit.tci of Mr. Nicmol.sus, No. 16, Corahill. let , :res Twelve ani nide(' Hundred Pound: each, f ,, r Cc: Shares of the Ticket No. 17,993, drawn a hit:: of ao,oool. which, it is prefumed, mill have do: weight with every perfon, who willies to be a can didate for the favours of Fortune, viz.—Mr. Sur. ton, near Cardiff, Wales; a Club of Trail:ham and Gentlemen's. Servants, at Mr. Ryan's, the Hotel in St. James's-Brett:Bath ; Mr. liatte.•ck, Taylor, ,Union-palfage, Bath ; Mrs. Martha Cam part, Daltion, near Hackney ; Mr. John Golf, Butcher-row, Deptford ; a Club at Mr. Smith's, Frilling Smack, Deptford ; Mr. Davis, Dealer in old Cioaths, Gravel-lane, Houndfditch; Mr. Wm. Beadle and Michael Worcl, -Dartford; Mr. Caine, Tanner, Long-lane, Southwark; Mr. Creifer, Shoe-maker, Kirkgate, Leeds; Mils Carter, nty... bury, •Berks; Mr. Reid, at Dundee; Mrs. Haw. kins, Stamford; and aGentleman at Birmingham. —Note—The New Lottery begins Drawing on Monday next. BIRTHS. In Ely-place, Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Thos. Ninsfuury, of a fon. The wife of J. Davis. a lahouring man, near Ruthln, of two Oda and a boy. They are all alive and likely to do writ; and what is very fingular, the girl. are fo like each oth 1-, that t"..: mother is obliged to tie a ribbon on the P.vgcr :mo of tlar - n, to anima& it Crum the other. The Lady of the Iritb Prime Serjeant, (Dr. Browne), of a daughter. Tuefday, in Artiorton-ftreet, the Lady of Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. of a daughter. Same day, the wife of Mr. W. H. Houghton, of the Nary. Office, of a daughter. At Hugh'.-town, Bofetentnon, the Lady of C.oote Mufiey. Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. John T. Sinnett, Ffq. Vith;icol.rrehant s'-quay, Dublin, to Mif. Abbott, daughter of the late Samuel Abbott, ctFroicrica fburgh, in Virgieu Ffq. On Friday the gth init. at Winwick, Mr. J. Bate, Lienteszt in the late Royal Lancalhire Voluinotrs, to Mifa 'Fran's, a Warrington. On the igth init. Mr. Kay, of Kendal, ladependent Minder. to Mifa Whitehead, of Halifax. Lately, Wm. Chamberlain, Efq. of Holbeach, Lincnintir, to Mifs Lydell Hamilton, yonngett daughter of Mr. Hamilton. comedian. DIED. At Park, sxt that sth loft. of a fever, Thomas Neville, Efq. of the Lodge, Brighton., The brother of the Portugurfe Mlnfltcr at our Court (tike Marquis De Nixie), of the (mall-poz, after baying had an in terview with the Emperor of Aetna at Nam. .Ihi Dorkt-ftrect, Dublin, James Moore, Efq. On the z yth inft. Mrs.Ballautyne, relict of the late Tbeenrs Efq. of Holder. On the zilth init. at Matthew BetterivieVe, Efq .11A1C44 Mif. Ann Lafccilcs, ad daughter of the late J. C. In °dialler loft, at Cawnpure. EMI hulks, Lieutows 'ohs Ponton, of tke Hon. haft India Company's At Great Malvern, on the Bating. Alczatula:%:onteonutf. Efq. of Anuick Lodge, brother to the Earl of Ad:atoon. Sunday left, at her houfe in Gloucefter-plan, Lady Johulien, wife of Sir William Johnston, Bart. On the zsth MR. at an advanced age, at Itia feat at Hzyn:t in the county of Devon, the Rev. the i ief.n of Exa,.r. On the Bth of April loft, the Rev. Is .r. John Vs iVoa, Chi2lain ; of the Ifland of St. Helena. At Charleitov:n. South Carolina, James Grallam, Efq• for airily of his Majelly's 64th regiment. _ - HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGr. Mortiag qt rntrine.t.fter Afternoon ty [Howes atty. 2 4.C.14_901 , 1! Printed for ?hi ritenictiora by !0 ' (of elruatty-ft-cat) at the i TAR Pa I irt IN G-CP Carey- rt,V!t avd terbort-glace, /...t.iort.•). at No r. Seas-rrract. 1 r.c:?,10 Isar; verirb ti. 4:. r. tires tor thit EPITOI ors riarcstr.d tra be 4 (G.A. R. I