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DUBLIN, DEC. to. At a Special Commiffion, held by Judges Dowliss and CtIAM SERL &IN E, at Wicklow, on the Bth int. john Arnold, (one of DtvFer's gang) was triad for the Murder of Henry Marks, in July, 17501, at Lugduff, a mountain near the Seven Churches. The principal witnefs, James Flynn, depofed, that he and the deceafed were employed by a Mr. Robert Freeman, at Tomry land, to mould fome drill potatoes, and while they were at work in the held, they were alarmed by a number of thou, which were fired from behind a hedge near the burned ruins of Freeman's houfe, by which Free man and two others were killed; that witnefs fled, and wasrefufed admittance or protettion at a boufe where he flopped, and was Grtly afterwards over taken by a man armed with a double•harrelled gnn, who had Marks a prifoner, and alfo made a prifoner of witnefs, and condufled them both to Anamoe-bridge, about throe miles distant, where there were 14 or ; 5 men armed with guns and piffols, molt of whom had honks ; the prifoner was with them, and gat Marks up behind him, and another of the party carritd Flynn; that the party hearing that lime of the army were out, rode off haftily by the Seven Churches to Lugduti moun tain, where they left their horfes, and hid their fiddles in the ferns; that witnefs ecintriVed to make his efcape by throwing himfelf into a deep water, but covered with heath, and fhortly afterwards heard two flints fired by the rebels at or near the place where the body of Marks was afterwards found ; that the prilbner, and alfo the deceafed, were with the pai ty, when w•itnef, elated his efcape. This evidence was corroborated by that of two •other witneffes, and the prifoner was convided withobt . hefitation. _ ..... Another cafe was that of William Bryeni, for the murder of Edward Dockerill, at Glenmaller, on the toth of Anal, 1798. It appeared from the evidence of Sarah Dockerill and Mai tha Pentony, the widomand daughter of the deceafed, that the eicccafed and his fon were Supplementary Yeomen in the Wicklow Infantry ; that a party of armed men broke into their houfe at Glanely, in the night fomeltinle in July or Anon 1798, and infifted on gating Dockerill's niutlCet, for which they fearch ed through every part . .of the honfe; that the party teemed inclined to go away on Dockerill's promife that he would not again join the Yeomen, when Bryan, the prifoner, returned into the bottle armed with a gun, and after fume violent conduct, forced the deccafed away, after which he was no more heard of until his ho-ly was found covered with wounds.—The Jurr in this cafe found a verdi,t of guilty alio, and fentence of - cle4th having been pallid on both, they were Ordered for execution this day. COUNT r NLII'S. EDINBURG 11, DEC. 7.—On Satmday evening, between eight and ten o'clock, thc Aurora Bo realis WAS f,en here, and airomcd a moil extraordi- nary appearance. The whole northern part of the horizon was covered with a thin, tranfparent lu minous cloud, which emitted almoll as much light as the moon when three days old. This luminous cloud appeared tometimes fettled, and totally free from all manner of motion or agitation : at other times the agitation WIS extremely great ; and the enrufeations or Recants of light, which were perpen dicular to the horizon, flew with fuch a rapid mo tion from call to well, and from well to tall, as to exhibit a frEtacle the aloft grand and fublime which could potlibly be imagined. One of there cotnkations, which appeared in the north-well, i• particularly dcferving of notice. By comparing it with the diftance between fume fixed liars in the heavens, with which I was acquainted, ittlength appeared to be about t ; degrees, and its breadth half a degree. Its weflern edge was tinged with red and violet, the moft and leaft refranlible rays of light ; and its brilliancy was alm ,, ft` equal to that of the moon, in her tirft quarter, when the fun is a few degrees below the horizon. This s minus plicnotronen,which has to frequent ly allonithed the minds of the vulgar, and per plexed the ingenuity of philofindiers, teems to be the offspring of fume caufe which the fagacity of man may never ditcover. The ariseaninces which it affumes are to various, the periods of its return ate to irregular. and it a pears to be In di ff erent from any.of the other enomena of nature, that it teems almoft im :hie to refer it to any gene. pci t ral principle . Some philotophers, indeed, fuppofe It to have a relation to the magnetic effluvia, which they comae to circulate from one pole of the earth to the other. Aud the celebrated EtiLllt has en. deayoured to account for the Aurora Borealis by ftippoting it to ai ire from the particles of the atmof . phere being accumulated in the polar regions by the force of the folar rays, and there illuminated by the light of the fun. But as this hypothefis is only an ingenious con'leSure, and as it does not account for thole corulcations and that undulatory motion which univerfally accompany the Aurora Borealis, k does not deferve the name of an expla nation. nom tome circumftances which took place on Saturday evening, we nigh be kd to futile& that this phenomenon is tome way or other con. neßed with i:grit/0. Dining that evening a whiz. sling kind of noife was heard in the air, c , :atclly fimilar to the found which always accompanies the eleftrie (park from the glafs cylinder to the con deter : And I was informed by a la L•nd. that, during the time s! hen the corufeations were moll vivid, the top of St. Giles's Ileeple teemed to emit • rays of light in all directions, in every refpe& limi lar to a glafs jar wh en furcharged with die electric fluid. During the greater part of that evening, a large black cloud was fituateJ in the north point of the horizon ; and, about ten o'clock, when this cloud teparated into feveral parts,theeorettfcations .. ' Immediately crated, and the height of the lumi nous cloud gradually diminifhed. Drc. 4.—Tlii. morning about nine o'clock, a very eNtenfive granary belonging to Lochrin dif tillerv, in the nelghtsourhood of this city, was tlii: covered to be on fire. The fire-men with the fire engines attended imtriedietely, but although every e xertion was m ade to ex tinguiffi the flames all proved ineffeOnal, and that vaft pile of building was com pletely burnt down. Fortunately the whole flock and premifes are infured. A part of the 3d Weft York Militia, and a detachment of the Volunteers at tended on the fiat alarm, and were very ferviceable in keeping off the crowd. GLASGOW, DEC, to.—Laft night about nine o'clock a molt alarming fire broke out in the ware haute of MelT. DAVID Pierce and Co. manufatiu rets, fira ftorey of that large tenement at the Crofs, known by the name of the Trades Land, which had a truly alarming appearance for about an hour.— The Lord Provolt and Magifirates, with the whole of the Edinburgh Militia off duty, attended upon the firtt alarm. Fortunately, by the molt unremit ted exertions of the firemen, with the fire-engines, I the Officers and men of the Edinburgh Militia, the police officers, and the inhabitants, the flames were confined nearly to the warehoufe where it began. Confiderable damage was futtained by the removal of goods, the whole tenement being nearly occu pied as warchoufes and thops. On Saturday morning a boy of the name of Stobn, who had gone toWelthorn coal pit, in the neighbourhood of this city, for a cart load of coals r while looking into it, fell down, and was fo thock ingly bruited that he died thoray after. NEWCasTLII, Die. 12.—Lall week, a warrant was iffued to apprehend a tailor named Griffin, who lives at the Balls ft-hills near this town, for an afranlt. The conflable took with him no lets than trine affiftants, and this formidable pcjfr ]mocked at the offender's door about 5 o'clock in the morning. Our tar, •dcfpailing of conquering fo powerful an i enemy by force, hadrecourfe to flratagem. His wife I came down to promife admittance If the: would wait only till the was dreffed. The affailants agreed, and potted themfelves, part at the front, and part at the back door, to prevent all finiller manoeuvres. —Prefently the pretended wife opened the doer, weeping moll bitterly at the dilemma in which her good man was placed. and paling by the guard, went as they thought into a neighbouring houfe. The conftable and a follower then milled in ; and the fuppofed tailor, fquaring his elbows, received them with a threatning afpeet, and aCtually kept them at bay fur a few minutes—when the farce was dropped, and the conftable found hhnfell completely outwitted, Griffin having efcaped in his wife's clothes, leaving her to face the enemy in his. He is not yet taken. On Tuefday nibh - Litt, the body of Mr. PAL.. wet, 'rafter of a veal now lying in Shields har boar, was found near the four-mile flone on Shields road. There appeared a .enntution on his. head, his pockets had been emptied of his cant, but the thip's papers, Ste. were found upon him.—lt is not yet known whether the deceafedbas b.en murdered, or net his death accidentally. LANCASTER, DEC. 12.011 Monday ha, about 11..11 pall one o'clock, three horfes belongiug-to JOHN WI:INSGILI of Samper, near Levens, in Weamoreland, were killed by lightning, on Sam per Common. About the fame time, a man nn the turnike-road on Hen Moor, near Kendal, was (truck down by the lightning, and dep: ived of his fight. And the fame day, a large afh ir.ewas rent to pieces, in Stainton. On Saturday lA, at dulk in the evening, veltilft the turnkeys at Lancafler Cattle were locking up the convicts in the firtl ward, Daniel Skinner, John Nutcher, William Hewitt, ald Anthony Wilkin tbn, who were prifoners in the third ward, efcaped. by tying together, with their handkerchief! and flocking:, a fmall form and loofa rail, the rail be ing ufed in the ward during the day time, to dry linen upon. There things formed p bridge from the top of the day-ward to the outer:ward, Skin ner and Nutcher defeended by a rope made of coarfe linen, that reached' about half way down the wall. Hewitt and Wilkinfon, being in a great er hurry, on account of the alarm being given, miffed the rope, and were precipitated from the top to the bottom. Skinner and Nutcher were loon after taken near the loud) part of the town ; but Hewitt and Wilkinfon, although they were both lamed by the fall, went over a few fields ad joining to the Cattle, and took up their abode during ' the Suitilay,in the hay loft of an out houfe. On the Monday they made the belt of their way through the fields and bye.laues, towards Garltaing. On the Tuefday morning they were apprehended by the Serieant-ma i jor of the 3d battalion of the Royal I.ancafitire Militia, who recognized Hewitt and Wilkinfon, by the defcript ion given of them in the advertifement. ' The Serleant-major, on delivering them to the keeper of the gaol, received Twenty Guineas and all expences, as a reward for his vi gilance and adavity is purfuing and apprehending the offenders. Hocc, Dic. t{.—On Friday evening forge vil lain fuccecded in moll dezteroufly cutting out the corner of a (quart of glafs in the flop window of Mr. Moor, hardwaremart in Lowgate, and Role from thence a pocket pi4l; .there was a brace of pißols expored for Pale in the fame part, lout the aperture in the ears not being fufficiently large to admit the whole hand, he could only get the one which lay within the reach of his fi ngers. The fame night, or early nett morning, the warehoufe of Mr. Wm. Moon, liquor merchant, in Scale-lane-quay, was broken into, and about ao gallons of Holland' geneva taken therefrom, with the 'Mains got clear off, and have hitherto elu led jufiice. Attempts at highway robbery have lately been very frequent in the neighbourhood of Millield, Etc. particularly on the evenings of market or fair days. Early on Saturday fe'nnight in the morning the 'warehoufe of Metin.ithodes and Champion, in the Wicker, She ffi eld, was broke open, and robbed of a great quantity of fine polifhed feiffars, in &rens, and on pattern cards, a parcel of penknives and razors, alfo fume gmli and filver lungs, calk, *c. to a very large amount. The villains were pro bably well acquainted with the nature of the arti cles, as they fcle&ed tholle that were of the bell quality and the greateß value, which might be can ied off in the imalleli coapafs. On Sunday fe'nnight a grazier front Ahbnry, tin Linea Whim was flopped between Daneafier and Rotherham, by two men on horfeback, Jolo robbed him of a fmall leather cafe, containing 41. t ss. and immediately made off. We underhand he had a good deal of property about him, but had . fortunately concealed the remainder. Committed to Hull gaol on Tuefday lift, Mary Harnfin, charged with healing five yards of print-; ed calico, the property of Mr. Spence, of this town, linen-draper. Lath week were committed to York Callle, yobs/ iffilva,charged with healing a gelding of the v able of nil. the, property of Jonathan Trowlilale, of Hollins Houfe, in the wills of Sighon, in the North Riding of this County. . Alfo and et , rifloptirr , 'Baty, of Thirfk, further charged with fclonioufly healing from and out of a waggon' handing at the door of John lVright, of &now by, fhopkeeper, two butter firkins, the property of the laid John Wright. LLFDS, DEC. 14.—0 n Tuefday,ft Landlady, of Sheffield, was convided before the Rev. J. Lows and Hut; it PARKER, Efq. for felling ale dining di• vine fervice, and paid a penalty of five 'billings. — At the fame time, three perlhns were conviacd for drinking and tippling in her houre diming fervice, and fined three 'billings and fourpence each. In the night of Wednefday tall, the Scribbling Mill at Horsforth, near this town, belonging to Mr. Haigh, unfortunately took fire, and was en tirely dettroyed. Abortt fix o'clock on Friday morning a dread ful fire entirely confumed the Scribbling Mill of Ramiden and Schofield, of Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield ; the damage it is fuppofed amounts to upwards of a gool. CHATHAM, DEC. 14.—A fely days finer, the fervant maid of Colonel SMITH, of the Marines, in Middle Jireet, 13rompton, was found dead in her bed, lictAveen the two children of her mailer that flept with her ; the complained over night of being ill, but had, the day preceding, done htr work as ufual. Thu rfciay laft, as the rope-makers, &c. were craning up lamp from the hemp fhip at the wharf, one of the bundles of hemp, 01-a ton weight, fill down on one of the hemp.dreffers. and fractured his thigh ; he was immediately taken to the fur gery, and from thence conveyed home. Lewes, Dec. t 4. —Lag Saturday night, fame information having been received touching thi fiir plke which was a few weeks fince llolen in Mal. ling Church, our night-guard, having a warrant for that purpofe, fcarched the premifes of the full peeled party, and therein found not only fundry portions of the I'M-pike, but alb° all the effeas which Mr. Holman's fhop had been robbed. and other llolen property. The offenders are . 7ohn Rogers, Rolers Mameiford, and William &rafters, three pri vate foldiers belonging to the fourth regiment of foot, flatiossesi here and at Brighton. Being mar ried men, they had the privilege of ileeping out of barracks. They had divided the booty, each man' having his (hare concealed in his own apartment. In the' chimney of one were found fix watches, fome geld rings, and fundry trinkets, carefully wrapped in rags. Under a board of the flooring of another, were placed three watches, with a nun:- her of gold rings, but during the fearch, the wife found means to difplace the fame, and throw them out of a window into the garden, where they were afterwards found in an old flocking. And buried under the bricks of the fire-hearth of the third, three watches, and fundry articles of jewellery were difcovered. About four in the morning they were taken be• fore HENRY SHELLEY, Efq. when Stratten, with the hope of being admitted an evidence for the Crown, made a confellion, not only of the above burglary, but alfo of five other robberies which the prifoners had been guilty of; the principal of which were, thole lately committed in the churches of Mailing and Hamfey, in which another of the fame regiment, named Scull, was concerned, who though at Brighton, was on Stratten's information apprehended and brought before the above Magif trate. In Mailing church they found nothing of value but the Surplice ; from the other they took a filver tankard and a cup and cover, which,they cut to pieces with a reaping hook, and fold to a pawnbroker about 6o miles from this town. The calks of contraband fpirits, Rated in our Lilt to have been picked up near Newhaven, had not been thrown over-board by a fmuggling cutter under chafe, as at &ft conjeaurecl, but were the cargo of a boat which, being ton heavily laden, funk by the velfers fide, and left the tubs floating, in number about four hundred. The boat's crew had but kill time to Cave thentfelves, by getting on board the reffel. A barn full of corn, belonging to Mr. Thurtell, at Bradwell, near Yarmouth, was malicioufly yet on firs lime nights ago, and entirely confumed. The houfe of Mrs. Price, of Middle Shropfhire, was a few nights ago burnt to the ground. It is fu poled the accident arofe from the carelefrnefs of P a fervnnt letting a burning fnuf of a candle fall on the floor. 'Saturday fe'onight a fire broke out in a heckling houfe, belonging to MACKINTniII, 811 AM, and Co. Invernefo—The Pmroil and Magifirates attended on the fiat alarm, and a party of the Rofs thin militia with their Commanding Cfficer Lieutenant Colonel BitODIF. and Major Weise*, we►e very prompt in their attendance, and by their at. tention and exertions contributed in a very ellen tial manner to the fupprelSon of the flames. The materials in the houle being fo combufiible, the lire had a very awful appearance. It was. how ever, got under about one o'clock in the morning, without doing fo much damage as was appre hended. Friday morning,bctween fiven and eighto'elock, a fire broke out, at a houl finifking, No. 39, Gra( venor.place, Pimlico. Some workmen in the up per apartments foielling a fire, fuddenly rased down Rain, when they found the lower apartments in a blaze, from what caufe it could not be difco. vered : however, by their esertioos the &Imes were extinguillsed, but not without doing confider able damage to the boufe. RECORDA • r. MYeßerdajothe Recoitozz ntaelehia Repnrt t u 1. 4 , aJErra of the following prilontrs under ftraki.ce death in Novgate, coiiviaed in o:tuber StfaiO4: tali, viz.— • John Manhy, for lauodarionll ; braking and enterl tg dwelling-houre of A nn B ateman , and 1! canrg th ere i n a qua tlty of Led furniture and wca:in. appareL Richard Grover, for Monlourly aft' tubin g rophia Price, r 4 the King's Highway, puttin g her in fear, and tat 1:%3 tom' ha perry'', and Norm her will, a hi 1. k III!. John Potttr, (or feionlaufly ,t-,, P.:7 RA nrint tinier the age of ten .1;; A nt 'carnally !mowing and altullu N her. • Thema. (ioutt, for Motilouily a . fr.whi :,Dour;z!. the King's highway, putting Lint in kw, and 1. 1 ,4; • Lita VA' ur: pound bunk vote, and Livven - - - John Soimun, for felonioully aCat.hiug J..!.; Sp, near on tte in )(I n e s highw a y, pl a t t i ng hi nt in 16.11 r, ;Aug talang n lulu luso us gueas. Henry F.llh, and James Price, -for ftraling two Geldion value tn. the proper. y of William Townhnd. William Cork, for butglsri“..lly lire/king ,ntcring dwelling-hoof: of William Murton, dad ticaliugtharelo apiece of woollen cloth, value 131. James Ev:rctt alias Everard, sod CIL:Oct Everett Oils rip. rard, for hvrtsisrioutly breakiegurtd cu:s rill tilt. dn.-Ding-6mb of Jatnrs Mare, and (trilling therein bank DOLLS and ea& to the amount 011131. 1 3 11 .. Int Keep, for that he being erngAnrd In forting leafy at the Ccorr.d IoR Olee , Landow, d d rdmin dlyfl „,„ 4 fecrete a certain Isttcr contair.l. g a Lank doh; for the papal* of t /I. When 70.!v3 Power and jobs Sdanar were ordered for ex:cui.inn on Wednefday next. The cafe of Tbacte Slnith otherwife now, Sat SmLth for forgery.was not reported. IFIRTH3 On 'the TV initiate. at ice father's hide nt Kea n-l• Doncaiter, the 14.dy of Captain Jeukina, of the itu).L. Weft Midi Mica MUkta, of adatte,hter._ lo Oren Cumberland-Place, the Lpdy of Wm.Hollorkl, Ffq. MARItII.I). On the cth frit. at Thorne, Mr. Henry Brewer, chi& fon of Chrittorlier flrrarey, Efq. of Alicliethorpe, near Yu* to Mira Benton, eldelt daughter of Mr. John &dun, of the hr. rner pla e, rower !t! Dq Tlnirftlar, it Mall, Mr. Swann, forma, ro Mifs HAL ♦ neva of Francis Mall, Efq. all of that pfice Edward Flkort Chambers, of Trim, to Miff Eliza Carton, only daughttr of Wm. Carton, Efq. of Fctitcrilown, Ireland At Bankhcal, on the 7th infimr, Ro:•crt Ridcloch, EN of Milton, to AV. Janet White, daughttrvf lurks White, Elq. Banishes& A t th e Bahamas, on the tath July laft, John Potfitli,Efg. merrlik.nt, to Mali Mary Bildlwin. At fighoure. on the of s'i tilt. Janus Sinclair, Frit. of Fotfs, to Mifs Johan& Mackay; fourth daughter of George Mackay, CI . Cite of Bighoufe. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re fpannbility deviate frees the general 411 cm by the fo. I,Aion of a peculiar Branch, the Lutetlee of long counnicol fuends is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight yaws have I devoted my pradUce to the excluilve trait• matt of THREE DISORDERS, and the faced/rut rdult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppafe u far aa I tin able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt impart. ant in the estalegoe of human infirmities. After toklation Into every branch as an Army Surge n,! formed a with at an early period of Praalee to reline indium* ab from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dam gerous precipitancy of vsa-a• Praditiocers. The THREE DISOERB, ns the cure of which I have do. toted my attendee, comp Ase every (pet-in of V eNEP.W. INFECTION, whether of a recent air long duration -.war. All hinds of DEBILITY, whether &dans from the h.litt of Schoolboys. or the Indulgence of mature age, and !Air the de. ran/anent of the fyft ern in Women which is called BAWLER NESS or STERILITY. _ . Numerous &fares are the refalt of ignorance or batted the treatment of a fimpk Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequnilly hap pens that thereat. of Life are poifoned by the intiikretioe dam unguarded. hour. By a fuperior method Rich eeniplakes ate eddy cured, and even where others have failed, I trail that I may prefume to offer a radical re-eltablldimait. Fevr,bowever, are the cafes of complicated &Resists di difecticr compared with the calamitous Meadow d Men,whe from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE. or the prevdent Ode. des of a falbionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debiltty wad& dew unavoidable ronfcquente of tech pernicious WAIL Where the unhappy fufferer breeds over his raillery, bet I" folly danceab his nilafortime, it may be Fame corifolasios fur him to know, that althaegh It be an &Jodi of doubt or motel. Welty with other Pradrielanem, the removal of there DR& CIENC IBS by the gradual prngrefs of Renovation Is the acquire meet of my experience. If the rites of Ilitechn..or Venu. have begun sa reduce manly vigour, much anxiety willhe ^r•-ent4l by an early eattlftcradioo of this languid &ITC, ark dome cafes no great difdrultics will occur. But where this Dcbchney has for years ea Med a FT.:- Per. &vermin lsTridifpenfibly rrmilftte to revive the Otindirin; Ip:is of Lie, and to re-animate the Conflitutosn. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lone been JraPipolnted In their experledons of a Family. may be ath.rt d, that in malt Whams fuck drfeas are curable by Medical Skill ' The SECRECY whkh is to ellential tangy umkrtaklop, ii i the OlLealißeations which I have pretreated to date, form the Baas amy Pretenfions, and,in coincidence with fu-h this mattes is given, that Mr B-- may be combatted pelonaily (or by letters 'minting a (mall note) at his hark, No. ay, Aron. del-art-et, Strand. Wit Tcenpk-ear . There is an additional entrance in Water-Brat adjoi• :at and the name is on both the doors. N. D. Member of the Loral Collette ef Means& LONDON: Painted for the iropeicton, trf JOHN DAM:::. (of Carubpthset) at the Sian Pa in atoo-Ot tics. Cant-ttrost ; sod pubis:tied by LitVFL W4T. (of C'_ • terborrootet, Looloabl,st No z, Cant-truce. ari A" e ST•t-Or re., Temple ► ;to which Ofb:e aq Cairr.,.. (mime G.r.tLt F.otroa aft rvinathi to be adtr. mad the aseptic& to "rl_f?"1611 • . 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C 1" l imattritei s ; tbe Pr . 011ord. alai .. TXF SO -IN-I 1 ,.' diers ef Mabel Yr IY witch . id* be Odd r r i = it. • AL, awl ) ••• KORR OW EVENIN .. loppa preed Ow revived RX A test RTAXE .., maws, me. SIM ''' 1/s4olc. Li as it pailittiWili ho ire= :..'ltrtiei2 -) • ThE REVIL ' ' Or, THE WAGA OF ta Caleb fleetest, Mr FA s o n ft, (tap Command i ef d pkw-wilk.Ped lied Yieginis, Pantondow, (called Hat sopswithal ° which Its been fit kw polibie expedition. . A New Tragedy la in . - THIRTY-THIRD NIGHT. S O RROW nide R.t Hon. ti ' • MORROW EVENIN be Prekated It BANS i. 111711111,...,:ibmitement, an In A o tertaimilit' fpthe r A ß ßl•eitaT lS L X is lik ix. • • Peter, Meg, and the ' Song of the plot. Ree. s et • Soot es- Rm. Sag liii i s oylso visits. - - -- w.. I‘llll4, On Friday laft, at his feat at Marfden, near Coins, toms- Osier, the Rev. IL Wit, Walton. On Saturday laR, Mrs. sills, rclidt of the Late Mr. Jonathan Sills, of Upper Ames-fins t. At Edinburgh, oo the nth Init. Chants, her Lundin, Efq of Aoehterta4,l,ls4. On the 23c1 ult. at bla chambers in Lincoln's Inn, Sa mud Auhery, 7Hambleden, Busks. Efq. aged 8z wart On the 2d infant, in the iir-th ycarof her are, Mrs YJizsbcis Byrom, oil( et fal, daughter o; the late Dr. Byrom. On the afth oh. hams Baron, Erg. of Lkoodot, near Blackburn. lately, at Bourals, Sir John Daemon's, Bast. On the and ult. at Duftbn, near Appleby, the Rev. MEM .Kilner, aged yfi, Rector of Dutton and Milburn, Yorkilstrx On the 24th salt. at his honk in Preiton, Geoffrey lip - silt Efq. one of the I'eputy Llrutenants for Lancallaire. On the 1 3th loft Mr. Richard Wimburn, of Jermyn-itrent furgeon and apothecary. On the id infant, at Newport Pape!, after a Omit Eines, Walter Beaty, Efq. of that place. Oa the 24th ult. the Rev. Francis Cleator. Minifer of State. tots and Thornaby, io Yorkthire. At Fridhamorth, flidally, John Cleave, M.A. Vicar of Over, in Chellsire, and 'brother to the late Mr. W. Weave, fargum of Liverpool. In Dublin, aged IR, Mifs Cherry Thompfon, daughter of Richard Thempfon t Lately, Mils Mary Semple, &left dangles of John Semple, Efq. of Finniitown near Glafgow. On Monday fen:tight, aged IS, Mr. Vincent Shortlaad, Ow her mwhant, in St. Giles's, Oxford, and one of the .lldennso of that city.