Star. — London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

ALTERATION OF THE OLD BALLAD, "1 - F. GY.VfLAMEN OF ENGLAND." COM rosiD ON TIIE PROSPECT OP A RUSSIAN WAR. Yc M.irincrs of England That guard our native Seas, Whole Flag has hrav'd a thoufand years, '1 he Battle and the Breese, Your glorious Standard launch again To match another Poe, And (weep thee' the Deep While the Stormy Tempes blow— While the Battle rages loud and long And the Rormy Tempeßs blow ! The Spirits of your Fathers Shan hart from ev'ry wave ; for the Deck it was their Field of Fame, And Ocean was their Grave ! Where BLACK (the Boa! of Freedom) fell Ybur manly hearts than glow, As ye (weep thre' the Deep When the Away Temprfts blow— When the Battle rages loud and long, And the ltormy tempeßs blow! bs ITAIIMIA needs no Bulwark, Ne Towers along the Steen; Her march is o'er the mountsin-wavcs, Her hewn is on the Deep:— With thunders from her native Oat, She quells the Roods below, As they roar on the &ore, When the hormy Tempeßs blow—. When the Battle rages loud and long, And the Ronny Tempeßs blow ! The Meteor Flag of England Mort yet terrific burn, 'Till Danger's troubled Night depart, And the Star of Peace return ! Then, then, ye Deems Warriors, Our Sons end Feat (hall flow 'fn the famed your name, When the Tempeßs cafe tc blow When the fiery fight is beard no mete, And the Tempetts teak to blow! AKA TOZ !ATRIA. ASSIZES. At Northampton, the following prifoners re ceived fentence of death, six. J. Marfden, G. Wil kins, S. Faulkner, and W. Beaumont, for honfe breaking ; W. Jones and J. Taylor, for highway robbery ; T. Partridge, for horfe-Healing ; R. Ellis and G. Farmer, for &cep-Healing ; and G. Abbot, for Healing a heifer : they were all reprieved. At Aylefbury, J. WiMn, for horfe-Healing ; J. Duncombe, for highway robbery ; W. Newens, W. Eyres, W. Bignell, H. Humphrey, T.'perry, H. Benyon, and J. Pearce, for 'keep-Healing • re ceived fentence of death. A. Dean, for fo aling poultry ; J. Towers, for Healing hemp ; J. Wotton, for honfebreaking ; and S. Hutton, for felony ; were fcntcnccd to be tranfported. Wilton, Ben yon, and Dancomb, were left for execution ; the Others are reprieved. Can ■it MG e.—Our Affixes ended on Tuefday on the Crown fide; the moll prominent caufe was one for college burglary, wherein Henry Cohen was tried upon a charge as " aceefrary before the fie," for aiding and affilling Richard Kidman in Healing plate from King's College to avail amount. The cafe being opened as far as related to the pleadings, by the Junior Counfel for the Crown, Serjeant Sutton Hated it in detail to the Court and Jury. It appeared that the Chapel ofCaius College,and King's College, have recently been plundered of plate, to the amount of upwards oft i,oool. that a perfon of the name of Richard Kidman, a refident in Cambridge, had been apprehended for the fame :—that to accomplifh there burglaries, it became nectlfary to pick the locks of feveral doors, which was arcomplifhed, till, in fan, the robbery to the extent mentioned was committed. Richard Kidman when he was apprehended con feffed his guilt ; and to preferve his life, and under the promife of pardon, dikes cm! h 4 accomplice, the above Henry Cohen, who is alto refident of Cambridge, a Jew and a filverfmith, generally underftood to pollbfs a conliderable property. • Kidman was firth put on his trial, and pleaded galley : the cited whereof was, that although he could not appear as a winters againfl Cohen, yet his wife could, which accordingly took place and Hie was examined as a witnefs to that effeit, as were feveral collateral witneftes. The cafe being ended on the part of the prole cation, Mr. At try, who went down fpecially for the !tritons!. Cohen, made leveral objeaions to the whole of the proceedings againa Cohen—to the eircumaance of the other prtfoner Kidman having been inantited to plead guilty, for the purpofe of confiituting his wife a legal witnefs againa Cohen. his client, on which he animadverted with unutual feverity, and on other points he commented with tuperinr ingenuity ; and then finding the Conrt in cline. to ober-rule his objeftions, proceeded to trots-examine the *inane% for the profecittion, the refult of which was, the mon glaring contradic tions that ever teemed to appear in a criminal Court ; .in the courie of which the Learned Gen tleman excited not a little the furprize and appro. bation of a crowded Court. The confequence whereof was, that after a very impartial and up right charge from the Judge, the Jury brought tn ., a verdict—Net Guilty. The pritimer was detained on other indiaments charging him with being an acceiEtry after the faa, with facrilege and with receiving ; and he was remanded on t hcfc fercral indiements, to be tried at the next of sizes. The Heads of the feveral Colleges were kated on the bench, •And the Court was crowded with Students of the IJuivettsty, and pistons of all ranks and deferiptions. The trial commenced at &yen in the morning, and did not cad till four in the afternoon. At Reading, J. Brown and C. Brown, for houfe- breaking ; J.'Cribb, for honk. healing (from Bath); Sarah Hibbert, for healing lace ; T. Wright, Ann Nobes, J. Allen, and T. Jacobs, for fhecp-ilealing; rtceived fentence of death, but were all reprieved, excepting the two Browns, who were left for exe tution. B. Wright, for houfebreaking ;J. Dean, for healing barley, &c. ; W. Dorn, for healing pigs; and J. Stephens, for healing hocking% were fentenced to be tranfported for feven years. At Oxford, T. Horwood, for horfe-healing ; T. Stokes and J. Medcroft, for healing a fat hog, &c. T. Coombs, J. Honey, J. Munday, T. Taylor, R. Faulkner, and kik Wiggins, for (beep-healing ; received fentence of death, but were all reprieved, excepting Wiggins, who was left for execution. S. Rae% for healing wearing apparel; E. Hig gins and A. Beal, for burglaries ; and J. Beal, for receiving ftolen goods ; were fentenced to be tranf ported km feven years. At Wildhire Affixes, flatten prifoners were ca pitally convicted, viz. D. Broom, for the wilful murder of Mary Broom, of Yatton-Keynell ; D. Mitchell, for healing an iron grey mare, the pro perty of Mr. Lamllon, of Cheriton, Hants ; J. Shemp, for healing a herk, the property of Mr. J. Madh, of Semuungton ' • E. Neale, for a bur glary in the honk of Mr.W. Sommers, of Sher- Ron Parva ; J. Adams alto Jones, and T. Jones, for hopping Mr. H. Hifcocks on the highway, be. tween Caine and Marlborough, and robbing him of his watch and pocket-book, containing fundry bank notes, &c. ; T. Elms, A. Long, J. Davis, C. Vincent, J. Tither, and R. Bolton, for (beep-heal ing ; P. Poore, for healing part of three flitches of bacon and three cheefes, the property of Mr. J. Bally, of Downton ; J. Poticary, jun. for breaking open the fhop of J. Dyer, at Corton, and healing from thence a quantity of fugar, tobacco, kc.; W. Wernam, for a highway robbery ; and J. Taylor alga, Carver, for breaking into the cheek room of Mr. J. Tucker, of Leigh, and healing fourteen or fifteen cheeks. _ _ Sentence of death was paired on them, as alto on J. Rawlins, convided of flieep-Ile ding at the laa Summer Aflizes, but whofe judgmert was then refpited—Rawlins, Poore, Fifher, Bolton, Neale, I'. Jones, Poticary, Wernam, and Taylor, were, however, all reprievid before the Judges left the city. T. Heath, was. conviaed of Reeling a fame doe from Wilton Park, the property of the Earl of Pembroke, but his judgment was refpited till the nest Affi res. J. Miller, for Healing feveral handerchiefs from. a handing at Magdalen-hill fair, near Winchefter ; H. Ingrain, for Reeling feveral Packs of potatoes, the property of Mr. J. Mayne, of Cold Harbour Farm, Barret ; I'. James, for Ilealing an afs ; T. Lloyd, for ftealing a piece of flannel, tome wear ing apparel. &c. from the fhop of Mr. J. Lloyd, at Uphaven ; and G. Tyler, for Reeling a Sl. Bank note, p. in money, and al:at-Ramp, the property of J. Pontin, at Overton, labourer, were each fen termed to belranfported for (even years. R. C. Shergold, for breaking into the granary of Mr.T. Brown, of Horton, with a felonious intent ; and J. Whale, for malicionay wounding and maim ing Mr. H. Browning, innkeeper, of Swindon, were fentenced to nine months imprifonment in the cells of Fifherton GaoL W. Carr, for healing three waillcoats out of the (hop of Mr. W. Every, in Winchefter ; C. Morgan, for Healing a copper boiler; Eliz. Bennett, for Heal ing a pair of !hoes, &c.; Eliz. Box, for Healing a loaf and zAt'pounds of flour; Wm. alias J. Moon, for Healing feveral articles of apparel from The work book at Bradford; Eliz. Stratton, for Healing a checfe and a (hart; J. Hunt, for Healing fome pro vifions ; and W.Wheatley, for Healing fume iron from a plough, were fentenced to fix months impri fonment, and were all fined 6d. except Wheatky. Judith Rofe, for Healing fome furniture, lix weeks imprifonment; and Mary Tapper, for Heal ing wearing apparel, one months imprifiniment. T. King and J. Edyvean, were tried for robbing Mr. T. Potter, of Great-Bedwin, en the highway ; but theyproved an akii, and were confequently ac quitted. R. Cook, R. Vincent, and J. Vincent, in dided as accomplices with C. Vincent, (capitally confided) lot fheep-flealing; P. Robbins, 1. Elms, J. Edwards, J. Harrill, J. Yeats, and J. Shears, ebb tried for 'heels-haling; T. Harding, and R. Macey, fnfpeded to have been concerned in robbing Mrs. Maidment's waggon, near Hindon, of fes en fides of basun and fevencheeks; R. Barns, tried as ' the accomplice of Ingram in Healing potatoes; Sarah Jenkins, tried for atraulting a Sheritrs-Offi cer; W. Hooper, fuipeded of a burglary ; J. Kel fon, jun. D. Banks, W. Bromwell, and J. Brom well, accufed of houfe-breaking, and John Ald ridge, fufpeded of receiving Holm goods, were all acquitted. J. Bull and J. Long, concerned with J. Davis, and A. Long, in (beep-Healing, were admitted to give evidence againH them; T. Miles was admit tcd an evidenc: again! J. Yeats and J. Shears; and R. Gibbs, acculed with Hooper, was admitted evidence againft him. Thirteen other prifoners were difcharged for want of profectition, or by the hills preferred againH them being reje,tted by the Grand Jury. It appeared on the trial of D. Broom, for t:ic murder of Mary Broom, that the deceafed was the wife of his brother, James Broom ; that the pri toner, who was a labourer, lodged and hoarded with his brother, in whole aldence, apparently without provocation, he had taken an opportunity to knock the poor woman down with a hatchet, and afterwards cleave her head afunder. Hs was tried on Wednefday, and fentenced to be hung on the Friday following, and his body to be anato mized. He was accordingly hanged on Friday noon, in front of FiTherton Gaol : he confelled his guilt, and that be had no other inducement to the murder but that he thought the decealed a bad wife, and therefore determined to kill her, that be and his brother might live comfortably together ! His body was delivered to the Surgeons, but he was fo slifeafed a fubjed, that little obfsrvation could be made on him. _ . J. Adams, Waal Jones, and T. Jones, mavilted of tubbing Mr.. Hifeoeks on the Inghw.ty, ate (aid to be bathos. Tbs latter W4Sfonacsly fcistztnt to a moil refpesiable gentleman on the Circuit, arid is fuppofed to have obtained a reprieve from bans known to molt of the Gentlemen at the Bar in this fituation ; a favour which his demeanor little en titled him to, as it was highly nidecorous. even immediately on coming out of Court after his con demnation. Ingram, conviaed of dealing a large quantity of potatoes, when the Jul y pronouncenim guilty, and acquitted tht youth who was indided with him, very earneftly entreated the attention of the Judge, raying he had one more favour to atk of his Lorclfhip ; tt was to beg that his Lordfhip would order Lim payment for his lots of time ! This re quell excited a fmile in Court, and can no other wife be accounted for than by fuppoling that the prifoner miltook the verdiEt. I). Mitchell, J. Shoop, J. Adams, alias Jones, T. Elms, C. Vincent, J. Davis, and A. Lock, re main fix execution on Tuciday the 24th inttant, though the friends of the fill! have Come hopes of obtaining a uepticse in the interval. At the Mixes of Hertford five prifoners receiv ed fentence of Death, out of 14 tried. A shepherd for robbing his matter of two !beep was left for execution. _ : Twenty pounds damages were given againft a confiable of Halley, far tautly imprifoning a wo man four days on a charge of ftealing a pail of water, and taking her twenty-two miles before two magifirates, who difcharged her, there not being the llightea ground for her apprettenlion. The affixes for Effie doted at Chelmsford on Friday morning . laft, when out of the long calen dar of t t 7 criminals, the following twenty. fight re ceived fentence of death, having been convided of various burglaries and felonies, viz. T. Carter, J. Buckley, C. Murran, J. Salmon. T. Sarjeant, W. Gee, R. Jewell, Am. VVilfon, Sarah Cock, T.Fitr row, I'. Smith, J. Shinn, C. Lucking, J. Wale, J. King, Mary Bartin, S. F.never, J.Giblon, T.Gray g_ootc• J. Stalky, J. Standinglord. D. Dennis, M. Hollingfworth, Wm. Hockley, J. Right, C.Comp ton, J. Difney, and W. Scowns.—One of the above (Wm. Gee), convided of a highway robbery, in. terefted the feelings of the Court by a fpeech, in which he candidly acknowledged the juflice of his fcnttnce, and faid, 4 , that he owed his departure from a line of ju ft and moral condo eto the bane. ful Writings of Tom Paine, which had anfortunatc ly fallen into his hands !" At the Chelmsford affixes tlB prifoners were tried, 28 of whom received fenteece of death. When Robert Jewell, for burglary, received fen tence, he addreffed the Court and begged to be heard for a few minutes. He laid, he was a far mer's fon, in Norfolk, and was decently educated. Until the age of 3s, he led a virtuous and fober life, fearing GOD and honouring the King, when he had the misfortune of becoming acquainted with perfons who were admirers of Paine's writings, which were put into his hands. He often read and confidered them, and the planfibilicy of the afier tions and arguments fo far over-powered his rea fon, that he became a convert to Paine's dodrines, an confidercd the Scriptures as cunning fables, invent- , cd to impale upon and deceive the generality of ' mankind for the benefit of a few. Having married and become the father of a family, and the hard nefs of the times obliging him to work early and late, he took that courfe of life which had b might him to the gallows. He was under great obliga• lions to the Chaplain attending the pri ion, fur open ing his eyes and convincing him of the dangerous opinions he had imbibed, and teaching him the true doctrine of Chriftanity ; he thanked Goo he was flopped Ihort iu his wicked nr , urfe, before he had committed the et ime of murder, and hoped, through the merits of his S ‘v:OUlt. to be raved. But he did not defpife life, and it mercy could be extended through the recommendation of his s Lord (hip, he would continue to pray to Haar ha for his gracious Sovereign, and endeavour again to be a ufeful and loyal fubjed; but if not, he would meet his fate with Chrifiian refignation, humbly uniting in the mercy of Gon, and begging moft earneftly that his children might be taken care of. Mr. Baron Hos- aa sr fluke to the prifoner in a humane and affeding manner, and concluded with telling him that mercy here could not be extended to him, confillent with the due adminiftmtion of the law, and that he mull prepare himfclf to meet that awful moment when lie mull appear before another Tribunal, where fincere repentance and contrition might induce him to hope to meet with . that mercy which could not be extended to him in this world. For fome time pall, in the clear evenings, Value, Mart, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, and the Genius Planets, have been difcernable. Mercury, for the Grit time of the prelent revolution, appeared on Saturday evening, the 7th intl. at so min. pall 6. He will be vifible every evening, if ti , e wellern ho rizon be clear, till the 18th intl. after which time he wjll become too much imnicrfed in the Sun's rays to be calily dircovered. On Wednefdaytlie s tth ulr. an excellent Plough in, Match was performed in an old grafs field, on Meffrs. Doucrat and A•DIIRSOV'S lam of Craig mill, a mile call of Stirling, by nineteen plough men, with a pair of holies each, but no drivers. They flatted by fignal at ten o'clock, and fistilled Muir lots nearly about the fame time, The work in general was admirably well done. The above fanners having gratuitoufly allowed. the Welt Company of Clackmannarfliire Volunteers to exer cif.: in it for a twelvesnonth pall, the officers gave handsome prizes to John Petrie, fervant to Mr. James tench, fanner, Hilton—to Thomas Dou gal, brother of Mr. Doug:Al—and to Peter Con nel, layout to John Ray. tanner, Broom. The ploughmen were well regaled by the farmers ; and their mailers dined with Ms tfrs. Dungal and An- During the remainder isf the drawing of the prefent Mate taxtcry, Tickets and Shares, war. ea:acd midrawn, will cuntinna on rale from eight ' to nine in the merning, and from two till eigh t o. : the evening, at the Othccs RI CNAILDSOII, Luca, said Co. No. toe, Cor4llll, .Ind facing the King's Mews, Chat ; where the two loft !'riots of. Thirty Thotifand- Pounds, gland, were fold. Sive dm LONDON GAZETTE, March 17. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. The l'tioce of Wales's owo Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant Thomas Macdoivald:froat the late Limerick Fe* calks, to be Lieutenint. vice Roderick Prater, who ieftzt,a Royal Lancallaire Volunteers. Enfign John Drake to be Lieuteuaut, trim tokkfard, w 4 o ft:figas. Colonel Lord Macdonald's Regiment of Fnucible Infantry. Lieutenant Neil Mliiinnou to bm Captain, win John Was. mad, what appointment dots act tape place. Colonel Regiment of Fencible Infantr. Lieutenant Thomas slit front the late Lints, itk Petecibks, be Adjutant, vice Kelharm who reGroa. Abingdon Volumeer Cavalry. jobn Steel, Gent. to be Cornet. vice Stone, who reigns. Cheviot Legion. Negon, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter, was reissue. Ralph Sandcrfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Reed, who tellies. norms Selby, Cent. to be Ferign, vice Cbtite, who reigns. lA'bitehea &Gent. to be Lniken, vice Compton, wbo refignm Reverend pea Thomas Galion Riddell to he Chaplain. Loyal Leicefler Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet G. A. L. Keck to he Lieutenant, vice Hodges, deceadad flows Peach, Gent. to be Cornet, vie , v• 4. Hull and Cottingbam Volenteets Jonathan North, Gent. to be second Licutestaut. vice UAW. Dey, who reftgai. George North, Cae to be Second Lieutenant. vice Wilkinteni John A d.unilin, Gent. to be Sccood Lieutenant. ad Battalion of the I d Regiment of Royal Edin burgh Volunteers. Eadign William Campbell to he Lieutenant, vice Richardren. &mated. Edward Robert Gent. to be Ras, vice Dillon, promoted. Robert broughten, Gent. to be Fofign, vice Campbell, Fawley and Dibdin Volunteers. - _ _ Lieutenant Thoma; Moody, of the Dibdin Volunteers, to be Capttln, vice Tate, who refigns. Enfign William Richards, of ditto, to be 1-lend:mat, vice Moody. John Covey, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Ricl.erds. Gainfborough Volunte,rs. George Radley, Gent. to be Felt Lieutenant. Leeward Towns, Gent, to be Second Liettenant, iiee Timis, who raps. Hambledon and Wickham Volunteers. jokutt Hem, Gast. tobe Zak" vim Tuek..r, who !aka' Loyal Highgate Volunteers: Robert lanes, Galt. to be Snead Lieutenact. Melton Mowbray Volunteers. Richard Norman,Efq. to be Cootain, vim Parin, who reign& Machline Volunteers. Lieutenant William Mitchell, on the Hal f +ay of the sth Welt. India Regiment, to be Fete Lientenaot, *fa H.*, oho re 2.4erthitrire Br4nde.—Stormont Battalion. Jima MWer, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, Mee RatraY• who fetter:. John Monenr, G‘nt. to be Second L:eutenant, vice Duncan. who raps. Culrofs Company. John glorpe, Gen. to be elected Lieutenant, vim Dryfdeles who rthens. Loyal Ringwood Volnnteers. Captain William Clarke to be Major, vice Oake, &ceded. Lieutenant lobo Hicks to be Captain, vice Clarke. reflyn John Martin to he I.ieutcnant, vice Hicks. LVillias ttointon, dent. tube Entign, vice Martin. ziordale And Wydalc Volunteers. Captain Grow Swartfon from the Rothfay and Caitbnc fentablo, be Copan:, vice Davidfon, who reftgrd. Loyal Stockport Volunteers. Lieutenant Thomas Marfland to ke Captain-Lieutenant, vita Boardman, who refine; Peter Boardman, Gent. to be Lice. tenant, vice Mari and ; Jofrpu Warner, C.nt. to be ELLeat, • vice iforroeirs, promoted; joicathast Rokinfon, Gent to bd Enfign. eke %hid., who religns; Thongs Pownall, dent. to be Luftpn, vice LINN promoted. Sunderland Volunteer Artillery. Second Lieutenant James Hogg to be nal Lieutenant, dies Wake, who reigns . • Thomas. Ape, Cent . to be Seconil Lieutenant, dee Hodp. LCCLF3IA.STICAL. PRE:W(I ATIONS. The Lord Whop of Chichi:lWe has been pleated to collate the Rev. Wen Wailo r NI. A. one of kis Lordiltip's Chaplains, Ns. Co. Waidenthip of St. james'4, within t►e fuhutbs of Ckidui t. r : u alto to pref Nit the Rev. George Hanlng, M. A. to the litieg of Barnhart Th.: King has been pleated to prefent the Reverend George Witgat, Minifber at Kittnantock, to the Church and Parini of Markinck, in the Petßwttry of Kiraddie and County of Fife‘ vacant by the Trangatiou of Daftor )oho noniron, late Mi.. Diller there,to he one of the bfiniftm in the City of Edinburgh. The King has alto heal a ted to patent the Reverend George Tod to the Church and Part& of Ladykirk, in the Prelbytery aatienfide, and County of Berwick, vacant by the death of Mr. Thomas Miln. MARRIED. Friday night, by fpechil licence, at Leiniter-houre, Dublitt, by the Lord Bittop of Down, John Jofeph Henry, of Stratton. in the county of Kildare, Efq. to Lady Emily Fitzgerald, fecond daughter of hi, Grace the Duke of Leiniter. Yeiterday, at St. James's Church, by the Right Rey. thoi Lord Bidsop of Glow:eller, Thomas Gooch, Eft. tots of Sit Thomas Gooch, Bart. and Major in tie loth Light Dragoons. to Mrs. Ph. Sm. Webb, relit of the late Ph. Sm. Webb, U. of Milford Houle, Sorry, and daughter of tke late Sir Robert Barker, Bart. At Lcitb, the yell Init. Captain liana Elliton, of Anon&II in Norway, to Mira Iraklh Philips , Janette,. to Mr. P. Philips. vintricr,Leith. At Sibling, on the 9th hit. Mr. William Black, writer the% to Mils Jean Buchan, daughter of the late Willing Butbaras Efq. Stirling. At Drumtheugh, on the zoth inaant, William ?rarer Tytiers Efq. advocate, younger of lielnaiii, to Mils Margaret Cu/luau Grant, only daughter of Coarse Grant, Efq. of Burdfyards. At F.dizaburgh, Captain Jana Hardie, to Mifs Margaret Swaniton. At Drums, on the mob init. William Futon, Ifer d Lar don, to Mifs King, daughrer of James King, li fq. of Deuces. At Fclinbures, on Friday hit, the Rev. Dr. Robot Moore:, minister of Ctarkmannan, to Mifs Johanna E. Pet'Lcan, drast ic: of ibe deccafed Captain William 2st'Lean, of the 40th konii At Lieerpnol, on the tett infant, Mr. John Way, to Mills Elizabeth Herbert, youngeft dsughter of the Rer. Evan Her bert, of Golden Grove, Doigelly. DIED. Lately, at Gibraltar, Freierick Anthony Clark, gmndfor: of Frederick only fon of Theodore, King of Costa, and the daft male heir of that unfortunate family. On Friday 48, FAiward Parry, Sig. of Canton-firma Same day, at the lirobro' Aram Tows-hill, 'Materna' Robert Love, aged 68 : he bad raved jg years is the Lurch. fervice of the Royal Navy. Sunday loft, at Edam, in Kent, John Poft, lfq. in the If9di year of his age. On the 9th loft. Mica Wollalton. of South Lambeth. Laurence Cramp, I.(q. Haspas4trect, Red-Liondarm. On the 9th inf. the Roy. Mr. Colin M4Crtrele, minißcr d. thc gorged at Fodderty, In the stetlz year of hit age. At telafeow, on the 3d loft. 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