Star. — London, England, 1801-09-08 00:00:00

I I I lion arm[ 1$ aoi. To Muirland fnmes conine your rage, In mimic camp array'si; Unheard the found of noify Drums, There no Myforcan Tyrant comes, Your quiet to invade. The Laurels won at Aboukir, Deilpinoilien'd with a Nation's Tear, Were Death and Glory's prise; But where you urge the gay Campaign. No Tears the check of Friendihip No Aszacaostre dies! SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 'BO THE RIGHT HON. HENRY- DUNDAS, &c. Ra. GIOOSI !MOOTING IN tnz 111011LAND5, ATTER imams Fmm Public Toils, and Cares, and Strife, Welcome once more to Private I.lk, In Scotia's rude domain ; Enjoy repot, content, and cafe, Inhale the health-infpiring breeze, Nor think of Franeeand Spain. Let thofe who hold the Helm of State, Confume their nights in dire debate, Their days in PaCtiousjars; O'er Ways and Means ineeffant pore, Tbralfe reludant Millions rnore, Stant food Aar future wan. Pier Peace on. their devoted heads, No balmy dew of comfort Sleds, But dikotd flaps her winzsi For who ihxll fix each advcrfe claim, , Untouch'd his wifdom, and his fame, • By eenfure'svestom'd Wags ? Far from the Senate, and the Thror.e, Prom Budget, Tax, Inveltment, Liam, Imps azhrocnt, Fxpoditior. ; Peace (hall Tour Nether pillow bind, And War no snore diftraet your mind, Nor prijeela of Ambition. The B.A . T. Social, Joyous hour, Unknown to Pomp, remote from Power, Awaits you in. the Wild; lirlenifliip Mid lead you by the hand, And Caledonia's arms expand, To clafp her Patriot Child. Should Warfare run your thoughts engage, CbitN-EICHANCE, MONDAY, SEPTEMEER 7. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including qtly from the 24th of Augull. to the 29th of Augatft, agreeable to the new Ads. Total..-31.z08 quarters. Average 67 1 1. 41 4 6s. 70. lower than loft return. PRICE OF HOPS. Kent 41 cs to 41 ins ..t I Kent 41 sot to 31 121 t; Suffrx 31 161 to 41 Os r Sufrei 41 OS to 51 cs 1 MI cl cs to of co Farnhath 51 Os to 81 osi 6..-pternber.7. To link the otfal—per (toot of 81b. Seer 4s od to to od Veal - 4s 4d to 6s od Mutton - p 4d to Ss ad Pork - 60 od to p od Lamb, co. od. to 6s. 4ds Stock at Market tbis morning, Beafts tgoo, Sheep and Lamb, o t soo. NEWGATE and LEADENHAI.I., September 7. Per Roue of Slh. by the carcafe. Beef 3s Rd to Os 61 Veal 3s Sd to ss 6d Mutton 45 Ed to 55 4d Pork 6s od to 7s 6d I.:.:nb 4s na to Ss Rd. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. R. James's market 3s 64 Town Tallow 59s 6d tool Claft tnarket 35 64 Rufna ditto (ea.) 545 cd toi7 l Whiteelupel market 3s 4d RuiLa ditto (Map) 52s to 53 1 (per ttune of Sib.) White Candießuifia 54. to os ISldting Stun 48i od tuos Ditto Rough 32s od to os Oreaves - 19$ od to o Good Deep its to os Yellow Soap, Ise to 00...-Mottlut , 84 16 C.r.dlza toe. 6,l.—%Toulds, 12s. od. PRICE OF HAY AND sTRAw, September 7. IC! yA 3$ Sid Average Price . ft. James's. Wldtcchapcl. O. Hayootoool3 So oto 6 0 014 00to 6 0 0 N. do. 3t. to o Straw zsto 2 13 s so to 114 0 2 00 tO 113 0 Clovix 311 to 6 o 6 o 0 to 6 18 0 N. do. 0 o too Bais-roi.. sr PTEMBAR 3. Bk fidcs Crain and flour brulutht into this port from the 28th Auguft to the 4th Sqtembcr, as follow : From Foreign Posts... Wheat, 971 baflada-.Airheattour, 689 blrrels.—..lndian Meal, 812 hatreds. Coaltvrays,—Wheat, toa qrs. 6 buracla—Wheat-flour, 85 qrs. c bufliclt—Malt, so qrs.—Beaus, so cra.—.oatme do t qra. the Imports of Grain, Flour, &e. into Liverpool iu the ck fc " of tail wed , were as follows: From America..—.Whent-flour taco brb,—ltyc-Bour 1714 bris—lndian meal zoo brts.—Rice 134 bit. From Gernisny and Ruffia:—Wheat i 6411 bags, 540 qrs..—: Barley isit bags—Rye to? bass. At OW Fair, Leather experienced a ready tale at t►e follow ing advanced prices : crop Hides, 45 co solh. per hide, tBd. to ssid. Crop Hien. 35 to 4db. per hide, t7d. to ad, Horfe Hides, 14d. to rid. per lb. At Cambridge, Royflon, Lincoln, and Upping• ham, a trivial advance, induced by the rife of the London market, has taken place; and at Hunting don, the quartern loaf, which fold at ic4d. now coils is. At Bath, Cambridge, and tome tiller places, the quatern loaf has fallen in price. A perfon well informed as to the Rate of the dairies in Chefhire, Flintlhire, &c. declares that they at prefent contain more than an ordinary Rock of cheefe and butter, referred with a view to raife the price, by limiting the Ripply. Butter in the metropolis has lately rifen ad. per lb. namely to 18d. In cnnfequence of a refolntion of the opulent inhabitants at Uttoxeter, not to ufe hotter while it bears an exorbitant price, that article fell from ts. to Bd. per pound in their market on Wednefday. The inhabitants at Shrewfbirry having let their faces againft the exorbitant prices demanded for butter, in that feafon of univerfal plenty ; large bafkets of this article were on Saturday fe'nnight taken home unfold. A few years fince when butchers'-nteat was really fcarce, and comparatively dear, the Bath Agriculture Society flrongly recommended atten tion to the breed of hogs ; the advice was rciter• :tied in other papers, and happily adopted, for the i.ountry was conlequently, in lefs than ten months, fo Rocked with flefh of that ufeful quadruped, that the price of :neat in general fell from 55. 4.d. to 3s. 6d. per !lone ! Were the fame means again retorted to, we fhould Ihortly fee both beef and mutton at prices a little more moderate than they at indent bear. 1 dr We hear from Newbury, with great pleafure, CHESTERFIELD RACES-.WEDNESDAY, SEPT. a. that Flour of very good quality is to be fold at Fifty Pounds given by his Grace the Duke of De- fourteen-pence per gallon. The Gentleman to vonfhire, for Maiden Horfes of all ages. Three whom this redullion is principally, if not folely, yrs old, 6ft. alb. Four yrs old, 711.71 h. Five ars to be attributed, we learn was naremitting in his old, Bft. lb. Six yts old, and aged horfes, 4ft. endeavours during the lag high prices of food, by "lb. The bell of three fonr•mile heats. providing conilant fupplies to lower the neceffaries Me. Denbam's c. I. by Overton, 4 yrs old - i i of life, and ameliorate the condition of the poor; Mr. Clißon's b. h. 4 yrs old - - - 3 s and, however difcouraged from perfevering in at- Mr. Dawfon's b. c. Twiner. 4 yrs old - • dr tempts lb laudable by the calumny and nufrepre- Mr. Sitwell's b. e. Lampli g hter, 3 yrs old - dr fentations of the mall want and interefled, will not, Same day, a Gold Cup by Subfcribers of Five we hope, relax in his benevolent plans, but conti• Guineas each. Three; yrs old, 611 31b. Four nue his exertions to befriend die community-per yrs old, 711. 71b. Five yrs old, 811. 31b. Six yrs loaded that his endeavours will now be as efreflual old, Bft. i 21b. and aged 911. -One four-mile keat. Mr. Silverly. In. g. Cockhont. by Overto, c yrs old I as his means are ample. Lord G. H. C.svendifit's b. c. Twafter,by Coriander, 5 On the 25th and 26th tilt. Mr. C. James, hair yrs old - - a dreffer, of Maidenhead, employed a horfe and cart Mr. E. Parker's b. h. Pepfus, 5 yn old - Pd folely for the purpofe of fetching bread from Bea. Duke of Devonfhlre's b. f. Canary, by Coriander, 4 yrs' old - - - - - Pd constield to Maidenhead, and felling the fame Lord G. H. Cavendith's ch. C. Jack-a-Lantern, by Me- amongll the inhabitants there at 3d. per quartern tour, 4 yrs old - . - - pd loaf under the ufual price; for which bread he Mr. Sitwell's ch. It Hyale, by Phenomenon, dam had a quick tale, and not only well paid himfelf Rally, 4 yrs old - - . l d for his trouble, but gained the elleem of the pea Mr. Thornitill's ch. g. by Fortitude, dam by Garnet, out of Columbus's dam, 6 yrs old - - p a plc in general (except the bakers) at Maidenhead, Mr. Jeanine:ch. la. Fogelman, by Soteii,-r, y yr, eild pd as the laid bread colt him only told. per quartern Mr. Hurt'. be. cr. Blooditick, by Alexander, out of the loaf, at Beacainidleld, fold by him at Maidenhead Maid of Fly, by Tandem, 3 yrs old - - pd for is. and at the rime time the price of the guar- Mr. Deabam's cit. e. Balayton, by Alexander, out of Dick Andrews's Jam, 3 yrs old - ~ pd tern loaf at Maidenhead was is. 3d. On the fol. Sir H. Every, Bart. Mr. Eyre, Mr. Mundy, and i lowing day, to the great joy of th e i n h a bi tants , Mr. Rodes, are faferibers, but did not name.- : the bakers of Maidenhead reduced the price of Six to 4on Cockboat. !bread from It. 3 d. to Is. per gum-tern loaf. 1 THUICSDAY• SCARCITY 111 ZFIL.V.D-Lord DUNDAI, with' Fifty Pounds for Horfes, &c. that never won more . that humanity :old benevolenc e which di:li ngu a thn:: pl. a: ~ ri time, Matches and Sweepftaber , I ha. ciiaraßL r, on lie iring of the dittrels the eeople excepted, fmr-mile heats.-Three yrs old, 6it. i i f :hat comm..: were lately threatened with, ornme glb. Four yrS ol d , 7R. 911). Five yrs rid, •t:l. i di .t.. 1:: otelcied a cargo if Bear Meal to be fent br 416. Six yrs old, 811. tab. and aged, 9111. 21b. I.t ctif ter from Oa klicy to Zerland, and which, we Mr. Sitwell's hr. g. Cockboat, by Ovenon. 5 y.. 1 ae . I. y:iy ti, hear, a;11 he ihtEetent to relieve them oil 1 I , 1 VII ": it own hal veil and potatoes are got in.- Mr. Wheales' . .. b. IL 1 1 / 4 ildnildn• c r* °:‘ l - 2 2 a T5i,:;.y.:,-.., , , , , g tnerotit y and benevolence to. Mr. I.s..nham's c. f. hy Ovsnon. OW of W.Mdcr'S 1 3 4r , Vai.:. t!.,:` 11,:r11.!? in Orkney, tlkil, in point of libel.. n ~,. .• yrs old . Mr. Clif:on'r 'O. b. 4 yr. old - - Jr .:!:•‘ :,-si e.i:n:, has nca, it is believed, been Midnight th' favourite. ~ . .. 1 i... •, tawny nt grain payable to his Same day, the Scarfdale Stakes, le:t all a ! : , -, !“-o- . 1., , . . ..) ill. .',...;;, 11 ,1,1,:i 0 n6 cc0 to7ooo b n il s , milelic.As.--Tbe tainn:r to be fold f n .--, ... t .ii• 1 a.: i .: 1 ;;.. , f.. a: ka:l fn. is parts of it as the vat: =as, demanded. .;:e.•-'lliree yrs old, 71. 1 . lir !lai. :i..1 1..11:as delivered in kW, he agreed to pm old, RR. tolb. Fir, yrs old, 911. ;:ix )rs old, I gi,z to :lo indigent and indlifirions poor of the 94. ell,. and vc.l. oft. 71b. 1 ti,vit. / ; part to the timer gr./tit, and the re. Mr. Sine! , '. I. . I tn. , •,... T. :. "ft 04 - x 1 1.....: t!..r t.. the Law- at au per cent. below the ',tape itaii..funl . ...b. la. lehr:sa Rattler, S: n ulsi adr mark:t price. The celebrated Racer Diamond, which was en raged to run at the Cumgh September Meeting, btolce down in his exetcife at • that place, on the etening of the a3th ult. MACHithiLLrEH RACES.—MONDAY, AUGUST 3t• The Silver Cup.—Mr. Jones's g. in. Mary Lars 3 . 2 Cr. Apperiey's b. h. - • - z 1 3 r. Mathews's bl. in. • - - - 1 3 1 On Tuerday, September t, the Met Cup. Mr. Stephen's b. m. Little-thought-on - Mr. Apperley's br. g. s WARWICK RACES.—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. A Maiden Plate of fifty Pounds, given by the Members of the Borough. Mr. Snell's b. h. St. 'Vincent, 4 Trz old, 7it 7 1 b• I I Sir W. Wynne's b. b. Tityrus, 3yn old, 611.41 b. z Mr. FatikileT . 3 h. g. aged, 811. olb. - 3 3 Mr. Swlnfen's br. e. 3 yes old 6ft. 41b. - - 4 4 A Sweepitakcs of Ten Guineas each, eight Sub. fcribers. Mr. Jones's b. h. Collatior, raft. - .i s z Mr. Sadler's bg. Chance, itft. 12lb. • •• 4 4 1 Mr. Prices g. Magog, rift. tatb. - - 3 s 3 Lord Brooke's br. h. Caterer, t 2ft. broke down s 3 dr Caterer broke down near the end, when apfa ready winning with cafe. A Subfcr iption Purfe of Fifty Pounds. Atr. W. Roblnron'i b. h. Arnho, 4 yes old, 811. slb. winner of two Plates Mr. Collrell br. h. Citizen, 4 yrs old, Sit. sib. win ner of two Plates - - - 3 1 Mr. C. Days c. f. Gan, 4 yes old, 1111. winner of one Plate I I WHITEHArEIt, SEPT. t..--Yefterday feennight, two boys ( John Smith, aged fa years, and John Stoup, aged t; ), were unfortunately drowned, yAila bathing near the Nrnth Wall. The means recommended by the Humane Society were em ployed, but without eireet. All or moll of tht articles llolen from the Blue. Bell Inn, at Egremont, have been recovered. The gentleman with the white wallet had difpofed of them to tome perfons in the neighbourhood of Braithwaite ; who, after returning them' to the lawful owner, purfoed the thief, and found him drunk upon Whinlatter ; where, it is laid, they allb recovered the principal part of the Money which they had paid—but he efcaped. A few days fince die body of a tailor tVasictt by the tide on the fhorc in the parilh of South Shoe bury, in Elfex.—A Coroner's Jury were film moned, hut no evidence appeared to the Jurors how the deceafed came by his death. The colours of his Majetly's navy were bound round the body of thedeceafed, but there were no papers in the pockets of the deceated, nor any thing by whi c h ft could he ditcovered to what 114 he Foeloncred.— Nu marks of violence appearing on the body, it is prefumed he might have fallen overboard, when in the a& of getting up to hat the colours. The body was decently interred in South Shoebury Churchyard. On Tuciday laa a boy having inadvertently made afire to mail potatoes in a field near Lowe. (loft Church, the grail, from the long drought, immediately caught the flames, and communicat ed to a hay (lick in a diatant nart of the field, which was entirely confirmed t born its blowing very hard at N. W. great fears were entertained for the lafcty oft ,he 1 ower, as the fire ran fttriouf ly along the hedges and ground, and nothing but the greatcfl exertions of the inhabitants prevented its fpreading, as the water was very dillant and difficult to be got at. On Thurfday the 27th ult. as Mr. DANIEL RA , EN, late cf Hatfield Pevcrel, furgeen, aged 82 years, was returning from Witham to Hatfield, where he had walked, in pei re& health, he fell down in the toad, and immediately expired. A Coroner's Jury were fummoncd, who returned a verdict--Died by the vifitation of Goo. The body of a woman was lel week found in a field near Deacon Hill, Kent ; her death is fup. poled to have been necalioned byerceffive drinking. An infant daughter of W. Vickers, of Saxby, near Lincoln, was choakcd a few days ago. by a crab-apple flicking in her throat, which occafioned her death in a fe* minutes. As a Gentleman and Lady were travelling on the road adjoining the river Mcrfey, between Dicls. bury and the northern ford, fi)me boys diaurbed a wafp's r. , 211, and the horfc was Co feverely flung, that he inaantly ran back into the river, which is five or fix yards deep. The Lady and Gentle man fortunately leaped out as the chaife was fall ing over the hank, ar..l eicaped being hurt. The horfe was drowned, :Ind - when taken out of the ri ver many wafps were found flicking on his head. It is fuppofed that from the dreadful manner the animal was (lung he mull have died, had he not been drowned. On Saturday fennight a melancholy accident happened at Northam: As a young man named John Culverfon, aged 21 years, belonging to the wharf at Wineheiler, was affifiing in loading the barge with coals, Lis foot flipped off the hoard lead ing from the land fide to the barge, when he fell in the water, and was drowned. His body re. mained undifeovered till Wednefday evening, when it was taken out near the fpot where the accident happened, and was conveyed in a barge for in terment., The following melancholy circumilance took place at the parilh of Belchamp Walter, in Eller, on the =6th ult.—A poor woman of the name of Martin, on going into the fields to glean, left an infant child in the cradle in her houfc.—On her return home, the found that the brother and filler of the infant (two children of the ages of three and four years) were alleep in the cradle, lying upon the infant, who was iliffocated. A Coroner's Jury fat, and returned a verdia of—Accident:ll Death. Two iitquefis have IA week been taken by J. GRIGG, EC+ one of the Coroners for the county of Hants :—One on a foltlier belonging to Ow ad Somerfet Militia, encamped on South Sea Com mon, who was killed in fighting with his comrade: The other on a convia, lhot in attempting to ef cape from Longtime Harbour. The verdiCt, in both carts, was-7:Oak liwnica-. Seven others attempted to efcape at the fame time with the con yid killed, but they were all fecured the fame On Sunday fe'nnight as a clerk in the banking houfe of Mart. Gurneys and Turner, at Yar mouth, was going by the coach to Acle, Norfolk, he unfortunately 101 l his great coat, containing bank notes and drafts to a very large amount. — The coat was dropped foon after the coach left Burgh, and although it was miffed almoft intro. taneoufly, a poor man had paired the fpot, taken it up, and left the road in his way to his own cot tage, which ftond at a fmall diflanee from the Turnpike. He is a labourer, with a large family, and it is to he hoped that the reward of so guineas offered by the houfe, will be a means of making himfelf and family comfortable. In a late Paper, we inferted a curious forged charatEter given by Thomas Anderfon of himfelf ; to deter others from following fuch an examplc, we find that the (aid Anderfon was fentenced by the Ma , ,.riftrates sifting in the Batliforum Divifton to one month's imprifot•ment in Baehr gaol, not being able to pay the penalty of aol. incurred by the late Aft of Parliament for fetch offences. A man was, Come days fincc, committed to Can ttrhnry gaol, charged with having no the night of the a9th nit. -ntered the chamber of Margaret Cooper, wherein the flept, and robbed her of four thillmgs--the profecutrts obfervingon the oceafina that the Ifs of the money was not half fia provok ing as the fellow's want of polite site:Wm ~~ one of the daily matte,. t iin.l e In ing oblervation under the ft, , ,, ,- uattir: or A. _ je.eior " if Governtnent could device the plan or 3 Lottery in which the Crown LaridA could he gir o e. in prli;TS inflead of mency, a national t'encst utiat be obtained I Since many thourands of acres, vu‘. lying wade, might be brought into cultivatkr. and added to the dock of annual ptoduaioh,t, This propolition, .I take it, is founded o t x idea that the want of cultivation, and not that .1 p•t.d nee, fiflice, and irecrsomy, is the radical caufe r th^ prcgretrively increaling price of proviliun, but if you will. give the following fans a place in your relpeetable paper, they will enable him haps to impute the effea to another caufe. The Rev. Dr. CLERK, in his " Survey of the power and opulence of Grcat Britain," giv es , ~,, the :Imhof ity of Parli iment, the acres of .hind in the itland at 73,178,627, of which 51,173,658 aic in cultivation. (.4 this number 2,837,030 have been cultivated fince the- Revolution, of which 2,804,030 have been LA:en into cultivation &aria; the prefent reign, yet prices have advanced coirs this reign more than they have done for two cen turies before. The Dolor ftippoies the averat,e p r oduce of an acre at three quarters of w h eat ; and a quarter fufficient to furply one perfon with bread fir one year. Thcfe fuppofitions are unqueltionably founded in truth ; for if there arc acres which produce lefr ; there are. at 'call, an equal number which yield nvire ; and admitting that t quarter of wheat Nielti only (ix birthels and a half of flour, theft, alloying So quartcrns to the lack, will give 10 4 quartran loaves ; or tivo a week for the annual confumption or an individual, which I take to be a fullichn.t al lowance of the article. He then gives the yearly average produce of wheat for the fall eight years at B,oco,cco (porters, and by taking the population at 12,000,000, infers a deficiency of fupply of one third, and therefore propales the cultivation of 1,333,0c0 acres to anfwer the demand. So far the Rrver.fnd and indrkle charoaer agrees in his projeds with the &herein of your Correlpondent. But when we confider that (the towns and opulent families excepted) all Scotland, Wales, the Wellern, Northern and inland Counties of England, con fume, in common, only oats, rye, and barley, and taking the eonfumers of thefe at only one-third it the population, a reafonable fimpolition, I this may be inferred, from the Dolor's own averN;cr of wheat and account of the population, that there has been nn fcarcity of grain, and of courfe that increafed cultivation is not the remedy to the evil of dearnefs. Could he then draw a more unlucky, than die contrary conclufion ? Unlefs it be that a charadter once contaminated with Holy Orders, is never again fit for a Statefman ? But there is a principle or two more on which to put the argument, lo as to prove the Do&or's bad luck perhaps in every thing except a living. I lay it down as a truth which none but fceptics will doubt, that two pound weight of food per day form the average confumption of the population, including the malt confumed in necelfary drink. Females, infants, awl old people, who unquellion ably form two-ttirds of the population, confume, I take it, but a pound and a half per day, which leaves three pounds per day to the other third, and I believe few men, even in the bell sate of health, confume more on an average. At two pounds weight per day per individual, the annual conftimption of 12,0c0p00 of people amounts to 7,56c , ,000,000 pounds w-ight, which divided by the cultivated acres, gives 147 pounds weight each—rather better than the weight of two bulliels and a peck of wheat, at 64, the (tandard weight to a bulhcl. An ordinary pig fed upon the acre which is not allotted Co the gre.wth of grain, would produce this number of pounds. It is evi dent, therefore, on this principle 1:11o, that there has been no fcarcity, fur foray a cultivated acre cannot be luppofed to yield lets. But the common opinion is, and Purely no hypo thells can be better founded in reafon, that every cultivated acre produces fond and raiment for an individual ; in that cafe it is evident that there is already provifion made for as many individuals ai there are acres in cultivation, confequently that en creafed cultivation a not the remedy to the evil. The Mellor has not (hewn how, on the Ifrongeft grourd of probability, with provilions for above 5 t,000,0c0 of people, the majority of 12,000,000 are denote of the common comforts of life; but if there ohfcrvations are worth their room in your pa triotic Paper, I than endeavour to fupply his dcti ciency at a future period. COMMON SENSF._ B'R fli. At her hook in (tut cn-ltrect, k.direb2rgh, on the 24th of . Mrs. Dirom of 1• r-mnt Annan. of a fin. AA.Altitu u. ....... On the Id loft. at Newnharn Paddock, Warwickfhire, Lord Tara, of Bellinter, In the county of Meath, to Mift Powys, [mond daughter of . 1 harms Jell Powys, Lig . of Berwick-houk, in the county of Salop. O. the had ult. at Wlnchefter, Mr. Grigg, of Newbury, to Mii. Enna. of Wincheltrr. /DIED. Friday laR, at his hook at Sunning KU, in the yath year of h!s age, the Hon. John Yorke, founh fon of Philip Earl of Hardsvicke. Lord High Chancellor of Great Brian. Lately, at Cheltentlm, the I.ady of Colonel Gent. At Luarnow, in December lan., General Martise, where be hsd refil( d many years to the ferske of the Nabob of Gude.... Hi. 'online wars to be much Ids than what his friends tor puf.(l, havirt, left only 3 . 3 Isclis of rupees, (30 °eel Reding') which, (*chaise of a kw (mall legacies, he has bequeathed to difercet charitable loftitutious In Hinduftan.. _ At Demarara, about the cn 1 of kitty Taft , Mr, !leo. Una'''. fon of Air. Lin Surveyor of eh :Canon,. at (macros H. Satcr.!ay, Joh!, Al.nley, Erg. of Rtmling, her lot Benchcr of the Aliddlc Tsmplz, in tt.c astis yes: of his age. Oet the 24th ult. Mrs Greville, wife of - of Shirley Houk, near Sui.tl•anipton. At Ddry AVEtter, on the 28th ult. Mrs. D. Rollo, wife of Alt tsr.d.r I.fi. hstiltir 1n Edinburgh. en t 2.. th uh. aged 25, ut CRI, on, near Reified, Mifs hoary Elizati..th Whiting, of 04f ur.l, daughter of the late Rer. Zach..ri ,s Whiting, Rcebse of Waring, and Corte of Abler• marine, in that county. LON110:4 . hinted tw tie ?roprictors 1., JOilb; DAYVEL. (of CarnAlr , ft-c....t) a , the St AR Pat N 1 I va-Clt rict,l4o Car..y-arcet ; and publifhed by LFNEL KENT, (I( teimery-eloce, Lar.bet2;). at No. t. Cam-ft:eat. and at c:tt stAt•Ot FCC TeM:AIC•Bar ; to whk h Office all comrzwir nati.ra fat the Eat tea an toeuctittl te be a...dreamt.