Star. — London, England, 1801-04-20 00:00:00

CLERICENWELL SESSIONS. On Saturclayjohn johVion, a cooper employed in the King's tobacco warehonfe, where he earn ed a guinea a week, was tried for ftealing fib. of tobacco. It appeared in evidence, that it was cuaomary when the labourers in the warehoufe had done their work, for perfons to attend to rub them down, as it was called, in order to difcover whe ther they had any thing concealed. The prifoner, after having finithed his bufinefs on the day men tioned in the indiarnent, fubrnitted to the ufual fern tiny, and two parcelsof tobacco leaf were found within the Ileeve of each of his arms. All the de fence he made was, that he did not know how they came there. He was found gnilty.—He had been lixteen years in the employment—The Court expreffed its regret that he fhould have been in duced to have committed Each an offence, and fentencesi him to be imprifoned three months. Nary and Asa Cegrat were indieted for receiv ing feveral pieces of calico, knowing them to have teal itolen, fome time fince, by perfons who had been tried for the fame at the late Kingfton Af fixes, and one of whom was convided and execut ed for the Aid offence. It ap pe ared that the girls at the bar cohabited with the thieves, who ufed to bring them plunder from time to time to their lodgings, where it was found ; but fuch a mere milted poffellion was not deemed fufficient evidence orthe prifoners having received the goods, know ing them to have been flolen. They were confe quently acquitted. Elisabeth Sims exhibited articles of the peace againft her hufband. It appeared that file kept a pnblichonfe in Marybone during the abfence of her hufband, which frequently happened for a eon fiderahlt time. She did very well, and fucceeded in trade when left to herfelf ; but whenever he re turned, he beat her, fpeOt her money, and threat- . iced her life. The Court fent him to prifon, and ordered hint. to find fatuity for his good behaviour for three years bLD DAILEY. On Saturday twentyteven prifoners were tried, eighteen of whom were conviaed of felony, viz. .leas Tioftey, for keeling a petticoat, and other articles. the woperty of Thomas Smith. &A PS6 th, or &ging a counterpane, and other articles, the property of Mary Dufour. yobsßiclams4 for itealing two cotton gowns, and other ankles, the property of Jane Helier. W. Smith, T. Davit:, and .7. Bletie,for Reeling four bufhels of barley, the property of G. Shum, and others. J. MAI), and B Mawr, for healing thrtedhil tor and girl:ewe, the property of E. Jeffery:. alias Fawcett, and J Field, for Reeling two Ghat of tea, the property of T. and 3. Fiche:in* . Sarah joihrt. alias Yours, for healing a Myer watch, the property of T. Robjint. P. Maley, for healing two filb handkerchiefs. the property of G. Enfor. William A.a4 for felonioufly cutting, ripping, Vnd 'leafing a quantity of 'beet lead, from part of the buildings belonging to Chelfea Hofpital. Sanwa Pazh fora burglary, in the dwelling-houfe of Rich. Ellwood, and healing therein a dial clock, Iwo bibles, and nine other articles, laid as the pro en y of the Rev. George Ford, and others, Truf tees of Stepney Meeting, and 88 bound books, the 'property of divers perfons unknown. Tht Jury deemed the evideace filch, as to warrant them in acquitting the prifoner of the capital part of the Charge, but found him guilty of the Icier felony. Yaws Ltrstreve, for baling 'a thew glafs, con taining slb. and upwards of Jordan Almonds, the pttt l y of James Dauntou. Rent, for felonioufly putting off a quantity •f counterfeit Billing: and lispences, and a (even [billing piece, at a lower rate or value, than the fame, by theirdenomination4d import tobe worth. -And nine were acqnitted. via- S. Nap W. Reda, Milieu, S. Batchallor, alias hips, alias Barnard, T. Barton, and 'G. Mott. Yoh Irelliara *Amp was indieted fat felottioully marrying Joyce Mary James, on the aoth of Fe bruary Ltd, his bonnet wife being living. Mr. Kmowtes hated the cafe on the part of the ptufecution. He Paid, the prifoner was by trade a journeyman Taylor, and had married his tint wife on the moth of March, t 80 0; at the Ferias Church of St. Alban, Wood-(beet, and who was at this time pregnant. Soon after the marriage be withdrew lima': and paid his addreffes to !.faits James, a young Lady of coranderable e epee tations, who unfortunately was =ratted by the external appearance of theprifonet, and contented to giv e him her hand, not having the leap idea of his being married 3 the? VW! marred on the moth of February left, at St. bikes, be going by the name of William Willian. A very (bort time, however, blaftcd all the happinefs Mifs James had txpeatd to trifle, for it was found that he had been previouffy married ; her profpeas in life were completely ruined by the depravity of the prifoner, wan was now called upon to receive the fentence which the law inilias upon fuch confirm mate villainy as that which he had been guilty of. The miller of the two marriages was proved but it appearing the regifter of the laft marriage was in the names of William Willian and Mary ;riy-ce Punts, the learned Judge raid, there being an informality in the indictment, as the prifoner was ehatged in it with having married Joyce Mary lames, he mutt be aeq aim.' on this indiament ; at the fame time he obkned to the Jury, it would not preelnde him from being again mdiaed. The jury accordingly acquitted the The father of the flit wife, on being examined, and afked whether the was not pregnant, told the Court, thatl x had hers km& fed _/tier th e trial sad arratarnra . A nrttiment of indignation agairdt the prifoner, for his brutal and inhuman eendwel, immediately ran tbrough the Court and the An diet. cr. Mr. Katy was then ordered to detain him in (milady, and the parties were advifed by th. Court to go kit/oda.: C.ntri !nrr, and pertir Lotber Wilmot Widous and ?Lillian. Samuel a nd John' CrVin, brothers, were tried on an incliehnent, charging them with a capital offence, in burglar; oufly entering the ‘v'arelioufe of MetTrs. Swan and Co. in Bafingliall-fireer, and flealing a piece of woollen cloth. James Prior, a Con liable, Rated, that on the evening of the 6th of March, he obferved four men (landing near the premifes of the profecutors, and fufpeding them of fome ill intentions, he com municated his fitfpicions to another Con liable, who accompanied him to a neighbouring public - houfe, from whence, for fome time, they watched the motions of the prifoners. .1t length the witnefs went to Mr. Swan's houfe, and related what he had obferved. He had been *err. but a limn time, when the door was openiet by fome perfon whom he could not fee; and prefently after, it was again puked open, when Widous and Wil liam Crofen entered, and the latter feizinga iece of cloth, the former eked if the ware - h o u fe did not belong to Mr. Jones ? Upon this, the witnefs reached over Wi&Jus, and feized hold of William Crofen, who refilled, and (truck him feveral blows. Widous efcaped, but was alma Imme diately taken in Church-Paffage, leading to Al dcrmanbury. John and Samuel Crofen were ap prehended the next morning; and it was proved that they were in company with the two other pri foners jun before the robbery. Widous and William Crofen were found guilty of healing, but not capitally; and John and Sa muel Crofen were acquitted. Thurfday night, as Lady SARAH CRESP/GRY Viasiiafling Charing-crofs, the mob threw a brick, and a quantity of floats into her carriage, which bad very nearly proved fatal to her and her child that was with her. The glaffes of her carriage were broken to pieces, but happily no other mif chidhappened. It is thameful that the lives of refpe&able individuals are thus to be facrificed by the wanton and cruel fort of a mob. A few days fence as Mrs. Stokes, of Stapleford Tawney, and her finer and daughter, were going down Shanks Mill-lane, at Navenork, in a cart, they were met by a waggon of Mr. Randal's, at Naveßock. The driver and his mate were both in the waggon, and (as it is fuppofed) afleep, as Mrs. Stokes called to them feveral times, without being "able to make them hear.—The lane being narrow, the waggon in paffmg the cart caught one of the wheels, overturned the cart, and broke it ; and Mrs. Stokes in her fall was fo, much bruited as to be obliged to keep her bed. A daringburglary was committed inthehoufe of jufeph Sutton, of Alder Moor, near Burton-upon- Trent, on Thurfday night lan, by three men, with their faces difguifed, who, after remaining a con fiderable time in the houfe, made off with what money they could find and various other articles. On Wednefday evening, about nine o'clock, Mr. Brody, of Goodman's-gelds, returning to town with another Gentleman in a poft-chaife, they were (topped on Barnes Common by a fingle highway. man, who demanded their money, threateaing them, in cafe of refinance, laying, he was compell ed to what he did through extreme diarefs. Mr. Brody delivered his purfe, the contents amounting to 151. and the other Gentleman gave him four guineas and a half, with which he galloped off. Thurfday laft the General Qtiarter Seffions for the county of Surry, held at Rregate, concluded, when Yobs Green, alias Robert Lawrence, and y'aia WBl% alias Clement Lawrence, brothers, charged ,• with healing a large quantity of (ugar, the pro perty of Mr. Win. Philips, Grocer, in the Bo- Vough ; and flown Ansel, for fleabag feveral boots, the property of Mr. Stringer, in the 80. rough, were feverally fentenced to (even years tnudportation. Thurfday, about two o'clock, a man of the name of Serjeanc, an attendant on the Hall-keeper at Guildhall, going up the Reps leading to the Coun cil Chamber, dropt down, and expired without a groan. r On the 3d init. a roan was attacked at the foot of the Old Fifhmarket, Edinburgh, by feveral fel. lows, who after knocking him down, rifled his pocket! and otherwife maltreated and wounded him very feverely. Saturday fe'nnight, the Commiflinncr Refident at Sheernefs, difch-srged one of his boaio. crew, when he accidentally met him next day, caufed bim to be impreffed, and fent on hoard a hip at the Wore. In confequence of this, a number of the workmen belonging to the D ock-yard, on Mon day morning, demanded his‘eleafe; and a body of fume hundreds proceeded to the Battery, where he was walking, and extorted from him a promife, that the impreffed man lhould be releafcd, which was the next day performed. Not content with obtaining the avowed objet of their meeting, they purfned the Commiflioner and Mr. Graham (the Police Magiftrate) into th e Dock-yard, abiding and infulting them. Mr. Graham, therefore, judged it proper to read the Riot At; on doing which, he was fubjcaed to very great abufe , and force pe r fonal dange r . A little before nine o'clock the people difperfed, and went to their refpeaive employments in the Dock yard; as the weather did not admit of the ins preffed man's return till Wednefday, they appear• ed unfettled and diffatisfied, but were appealed by his being brought on flame about noon. The fame afternoon, about five o'clock, a man who bad been ative in the riot, was taken into cuftody in the Dock-yard, by two C-onflables, without any difturbance or interference of military power. He was conduaed to the Police Magd trate': Office is the Garrifon, and after examina tion, committed for trial to Maidftone gaol, and Immediately font off in a poll-chaife, cfcotted by • of twenty of the Sheernefi Volunteer Ca valry. On palling the gates at the end of the Blue Town, tome feeble attempts to refcue the prifoner were made by a numerous mob,who were, however, quickly difperfed by the cavalry, after difcharging a volley of hones, by which one of the horferoen W2l CUt isi the face..but no other inifchielwas done. ThaddaY all the different claffes of people went very peaceably and orderly to work, except one lean, who was apprehended, and a few who, it is fuppoled, h aye Abfceaded, co account of bte riot. SHROPSHIRE, wittda three Miles of SHREWSBURY. TO RR SOLD IT PRIVATR CONTRACT, By Mr: sanusnE, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and aloft defirable RESIDENCE, coadifUng tithe Mena, or Re puted Manor of Lythwed: Elegant modern ftone-built Mien flon, with tabling for zy Meta, s comb-Mures, and numerous attached takes of every deneashiedon, fated to the maid= and the farm, excellent kitchas-psden, with toffy walls, richly planted, and folly cropped; well-conitrueted pinery, green- /wife, pour ott d, rich fkrubbery, Ike. The boat fated on a pleaftng e, in the midi of a Paddodt of about 46 atm, the woo& by two lodges, the town of Shrewfbury forms a busied 41.1d4 to the Premifing which are plentifully fupplled with illlikat water, and two fifk ponds well flocked, and Mudd, pawed; a convenient farm, with all requifites, and furrountling the pranifes ; fundry rich Inc:aura of arable, meadow, palm, and coppice land ; en afylum for game ; in the whole about 171 acres, entirely compact and tithe-free, well wooded, Ike. plenty at pear and field (port,, convenient to lime and coals. The whole In complete repair, and for the im mediate reception ofs gaited family. The Houfe in part fur whisb may be bad at a fair valnadon ; part of the pur -1 chafe money may remain on Mortgage ea tbePretnifes. May be viewed by applying to Edward Williams, 14 Eaton; of whom printed purticahrs my be had; as alto of John Mop, Efq. Slinperfbary and of the Printers of the Llearpool, Oxford, and Mansbefter Papas; aod in Pall MalL - VINEREAL COMPLAJNTS. D R. ARNOLD'S PILLS fo well known all over Europelor their Curators:Dewy and readier Mid eels, la pupal- eradicensit every degree et the Yeaeresi W eek satbeit the laft tremble et condom: sent. The Pblthc may be sfilorel this mast Medicine is peke* der al to • the conttniatioa, and assay have T v a wiej ter adv . I , l = bees mach insproved la War to !!s its sib direatone, dined try Dr. Arnold, are inelsesd with ere her which will enable all ratan to awe tbareadiee althea the knowledge et any an. Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whaftene, Mjillsia ; (old in Leaden by Mr. Anell, No. s, Nacisdne, Ceaddli ; Mr Ward, at his Patera Medicine Wareende, No. is* Holborn, eppefite Cray's lan Gael end 7 1 . / Mt u at Ms Pima Me- Soldre 76, Osinddiniet, OM Pane:son. a* by the follewless : fisseal, Dab; %kin and Sheppard. Briltel ni qrar. Pertgasesh ; Calks% S • Nam and Masehefter; jean and Gore, e ingteley an Poole, Clutter; Peutas end may. Birminghami Blamildnn and liabbarde,Neaselets; Pad ter, ; Gala, RIM ; WINO, Lads; Pak Terk Drawn, Hell; Hiragis, Nareelle }swat. Mildew; dant. Altrabsaarrs mid by ame able Booklefter In mat Tawas is lia.saL Price sari. and SI. id. a has, day Included. Where any be lot Annan lifinVat Itallenibe Dean. PREGNANT LADfPS, Whore finntles requires a temporary retirement M R. WATSON, Surgeon,,and , Man Midis;!,, offers to accommodate Ladles in an airy •atsdretir:d frt.- ado°, with Apartments to lye-in, un teems fuitt dto their r,!- cunattances ti.4l atuation in life ; their infra: put out to nori,, and human AY taken care of ; and as Humanity induces lei- na offer his elle-ante to alleviate the horrors 91 wtncaled Pi e. mosey, ht flatters himfelf Ladies will find on application to Can, the areateft attention, and moll prolound Letters (pelt paid) to Mr. Waren, Surgeon and Man wife, or to Mrs. Watfon; Midwife No. 19, Charlotte-...r •!, burry-fide of Blackfriar's-bridge, will meet the molt rat . ant:mum. Where may be bad, The PILL BENEDICIA, at tL rs . y , r boa, a canal° and effadtual Renieiiy w r.nuove Cilistr... dons and irregularities, and ass excellent Medicine sit, r Lgings is. NUARRIAGE, and SOCIAL HAPP:Ni.SS. —* HOW many men [Co All appearance in the rim,. of life, who have not yet arrived to rile age of five years, are rendered mtfcrable to themfelves and ofdds the great chain of fockty, which they h:ve either I rough: ca thenifelves, or, by the force o(,bad exanvle, are given t . 2 t o , a fecret vice; the eonfequence Is, that their mind as well a. I body is debili tated; to thole the N Cos DIAL if mart. mended, and for which Dr. BRODUNT obtained his Artirri es ROYAL LET TARS PATENT; It will protect them frem the firmides of old age and a !wretched diffolution. An ft seta agonizing refiedlorui of confcious guilt, how many arc th-rr both feces, that are deterred from entering MN the manioc hate, by infirmities which delicacy forbid, them to dire& ; and thofe arc not a. few, who being already r.larried, are rm dered miferabk for want of thole tender pledges of min nal without which, happindi fn this state is at katt vary precarron. The vice above alluded to. caufes in women, in-rguhr Wes, pair in the back and dna, hylterict, fpafms, lull of appetite, h t , In men, it caeca iwilieedity, languor, relataibm, w oo , complaints, debility, anxiety, said a long train of erteLwachdy diforders; whether from taidog mercury to saner', orowirg to an abominable vice, or other haufes : it removes all difeuksc in the kidneys and bladder, pains in the back and head, horrid thoughts, frightful dreams. dimmers of fight ; palpitation o f heart, dorfal tonfumptions, trembling of the band, from tool drinking, and diteafcs arifingfront excefsofany kind, ang mai vlgorate and ftreagthen the couftitution of weak, iictly, and aged perform The Nervous Cordial itandi unrivalled, as it has been analyzed by the:frit Profeffors and Medical hien Europe can produce, and may be relied on in giving immediate read and certain cafe in molt Rages of Nervous Complaints: exalted Medicine has been produdive of generial good, see tie many restored to the bluffings of health, from the &cc/ of death, by this ineltimable preparation, is the highcit euiegium which could polfibly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and 1,, Indeed, his boat and reward. The BOTANWAk. SYRUP and NERVOUS CORCIAI.' to be had at the Dodoes Houk, No. so, Aibiomfirevr, term Maws from the Lcherien Mufmun, Illatk-Eriariwbsidge, in battles at 2211. 111. 61. and ss. 6d. Brodunis Guide to Old Agc,or Advice to both Mares, to ols• tale a radical and pcnisancnt cure for theft ferret intirnsltOri Nature which delicacy often forbids to difclok even to :cur relatives ; witL a Treadle on 'Female Difear—, rents, chondriac, and Courtunptim Complaints. To whicif is added. Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, &c. It is iwitisolatly recommended to Seafaring him. In Bath, Cruttwell, • Exeter, Truman and SON Briltol, Sheppard, Gofport, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swinney, Ipfwich. Middleditek, Bedford, Smith, Ifle of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons, irwine, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's Dingle, teed., Blom ard Co. Cheltenham, .Buckie, I.yun, Gales Cambridge, Gee, Leieelter, hwinfen, Canterbury, Briltow, Lewes, ElNnti Carfinc, Jollie , Mancha (ter, Lynch. Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver Cluditndbrd, Meggy and Co. Newbury, EOM.. Chafer, Poole and Son, Newcaltic, Walker, Chichefter, Phillipfon, . Northampton, Dicey and Oe Dublin, Spilibury and Cw Nottingham, Burbase multi Durham. Heacdcrfua, Nor pleb. Stevenfou and Go. Deal, Rode, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Wales, l'llmoutb, Nettleton. Devizes, Broughton, Portfmouth, Belem, Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Cs And by molt Boukfellers sail MeilicineNrodme in the awe kingdom& A cu./Mak contains equal to film (mall ones To T. TAYLOR, Surpass, No. 9, New Bridge-Street, I.englne, Banbury'', , May s, tBco. _ _ _ f N the fpring of t 794 was ainitted with a -a• Ven ereal Complaint, which I treated with indifference for fin maths; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficiar-, who put a temporary :flop to the virulence of eke &kali. in , mercurial applications) tor fume time ; but growing, io ipiic all medicine and the advice of the Gra Gala-mien offhti acid; v here, worfe and worfe for two yearn, J was reduced to a are almoß unparalleled and beyond dcfcrlption, being an entire kpa. and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head, throat, me,it!- nole, legs, arms, &e. have been alternately in danger of become log added; in Overt, !have bad from IC 30 30 eating ulcar cs sty body, and neatly totally deprived of fight —lt would it voluminous to particularize all my cafe•-•fullice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or c a more complicated nature. I was long Looked upon by me friends, and imagined myfelf, beyond all hopes of'recoaery indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than mite able Rate. In this dreadful iituattun did I dray miferable criftence, till Davi a a Papaw& NCI threw , id my war a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. 13. of Plymouth—ale friends read it, I could Doh-4 tent and procured lodic of y oar Lama's PATIO'? PILLS, which, by Wing from tient tO tner, am now, sad have long h as, (after more than four years is dfferlbeide tilhreft), In as good a Rite of health as ever 1 ,u -poyedg es a proof of this, I had a lbw, thriving, healthy born to me a few months ego. In gratitude to 000, WU 48 hem of rendering my fellow-creature fervice, I reevelt you publi& this; and you may at any time refer martins, who wall to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or furthur particulars', A me or my friends, by lake or parfan. As few cafes for hadnefs will ever equal mine. and sone m eted it, I have from cep:rime every rayon to allure mi ni "' l . that in your Lima,'" Pats they will find a lure, fpeedy,rat and radical cure, fur that molt dreadfal Auer of the Vesec , a l Dilate, which is called—A co Nri 14 men LUXI.-1 am wit} Soule, Sir, your obliged humble fervent, I. T. • Infurenountabk family realms prevent making Willastile and added, public, but creditable Patons rally wandegiafem tnation may alto be referred to me and my Friends by Mrs. Cart, Rainfay-Gantens, Edinburgh. Prtpared and Said by the Sole Proprietor, T1.1014A• TO V. Loa, Malibar of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon, his book, No. 9, dew Bridge-area ; where be will give ;kJ, dee..without a fee, to perruns rattan, thefe Ph. and arlil (wee patients letters, If poR paid, on the fete terms, ober%- ing in al cafes the molt inviolable focrecy, no Pollen's atgeA cafe having been mentioned, but at their atm particular cairn, by the Proprietor, during the mark of mbre than 35 yieJa• that he kw had the coadittling of an tittentire fate of the Orme medicine, and the prafike aria% therefrom. They are alto full, by bit Appointment. fur the ceaver.ftece of thofe living at a diftanec, by Mr. Walton, South-brn i ct , Edinburgh; Mr. Mamma, Printer, Clafgow, to wf am *Ks Mr. T. refers for his addrefo; at the Perfumer's, Mx Alan's-ftreet„ PuU.Matf , • Mr. 14 ebertfoo Toribay Nekt %it Ozford-street; Mr. Demetestgb!e, Nn. y, Filb•,"'""' nearly oppoate the Monument; Mr.Stcer Plookkiler, nee t, Union-row, Ude Tower4X: Mr. CaUwelt's. Dubb" by we Pcrfon is every cothikrable town In Great-Staub and Ireland, in Loth Of cooky 2s. 9(1. each. reeled up with falls,' plain Dirrebamt. whmetry Perfona of either am rem oar theadehros with glair sod foamy. The gra nt demand dr deft Invahmble Medie:nea by Alvel throughout die their: hiegdoem &Wendy wades their WO' tary effotta • LONDON : Printed le el ihrepOetan Ay JOHN DAMN r l .• Cof Ointsby4blea) at the STAR Pt/ 'V a I ve-art Ica, N^ Otery-flreet ; mod pridilled tty LP.VEL IKr.NT, 'at r'Jr Orrberweieed. Laueledi) t er tin t. Carer-ftrre• Ind 4.. SIIT4III.OIIIIIICa. Oast .41 • • einiesi for tb.: !strut tre'regetilla tl7. eddradd. Ft on; tbet.ONliON arzErrE, *if 18. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May /2. George Rocs, Vintburrtguare, wiue•merchant, at ten, at DIVIDENDS. April as. liathaniel Jeffereya, late of Albenurleoltivet, Saint James's, filverfinith, at cloven, at Golldhall. May 2... T. Toulty, late of Pancras-lam., Taylor, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 2. John Fielder and IferrY Kahan, of Novgate•ftreet, wholefale linen-drapers, at ten, at GilSkr May 19. Thoth.fs Hartley, 1 orStuq , London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 16. John Potts, of Biflt2p-Ad'eartnuetla, Durham, (hip owner, at twelve, at the George Inn, Sar.deriand. May t 2. Robert Green, late of Liverpool, ourchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May ste William Thontpfon, of Red-I dent-fireet, Clerkenwell, watchmaker, at one, at Guildhall. May 8. T. Se:mut:Ll, late of Warminiter, currier, at eleven, at the Weymouth Arma, Warblinth.r. May 9. Jofeph Taut, now or late of Paul-ttreet, Finsbury, car penter, at one, atGuildhall. May 8. Thos. Robinfon, late of Litileltampton, Suttee, wine . - nunthant, at ten, at the Norfolk-Aran. huh ArundelL MayB. J. again, of Manchciler, merchant, at eleven, at the! Bridgewater Arnie, Mancbeltcr. May 4. E. johnfon, late of Crecting Stint Mary, Suffolk, paper-maker, at eleven, at the Bear alai Crown, Ipfwich. May 2. C. Fbillsfield and Sant. Rathfielld, of Vauxhall, Surrey, brulh-makers, at ten, at Guildhall. May S. F. Calmer, late of Weltwater, Devonibire, tanner, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern; Exeter. May 27. Mark Fratten, of Saint Philip and Jacob, GloneeKet- fhire, lhoetnaker, at eleven, at the Bufh Tavern, BriltoL May 9. W. Grigg, of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, linendraper, at tai, at Guildhall, London. May 23. R. Kitchen, of Great (teen-fireet. Lincoln's-Ina- Fields, coach-maker, at one, at Guildhall. May 23. Elizabeth Sharp and Wm. Gilifon, of High Holborn, compofition chimney-piece nutaufadure rs, at ten, at Guild hall, London. May 9. Iliac Boyce, of 01 at Guildhall. c, in n holder, at one, May T 9. Wm. G.....0w00d, late of Mlle-End-Road, brewer, at one, at Guildhall May r 6. James Plate&ley, of Wood-ltreet, Cheapfide, drug gilt, at ten, at Guildhall. May 23. Edw. Goddard, late of Mon:ford-court, Milkareet, warehoufeman, at twelve, at Guildhall May 16. James Marfhall and Joann Trewinnard, of Chem- Garden-ftreet, Bernmodfey, brewer, at prune, at Guildhall. May lE. Goodwin Nab, of Brifol, cabinet:maker, at eleven, at the White• Lyon Inn, Briftol. June 2. John Owen Parr, of London, infureitce-broker, at ten, at Guildhall May 27. Rob. Jeffery. of Briftol, bat-nraßrri at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Briftol. May 19. George Edward Saigernt, of Portia, Hants, flop-I feller, at one, at Guildhall, London. The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Ram4ss made In the week ending the rith of April, tBoi, is 78s. tad per hundred weight. Average price of Coro in England and Wale, from the Re turns ending the trth of April, zBor. Wheat. Rye. Barley. t or Ostg. I Beans. I Pare. s. d. 4. s. d. d. s. d. 153 4. no 6 89 6 4 5 78 91 1 Average prices of Foreign n, by which the Bounty on Importation is regulated, the week ending the t nit of April. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. 'Peak s. d. d. s. d. s. d. d. s. 4. 142 10. 9 0 4 64 II 34 4 OO 0 67 0 MARRihp. Thim morning, at St. George**, Hanover-Iquart, Major Wit- Kant Howe Campbell, of the 35th regiment, to Mifs Eliza Tamer. daughter of Sir Chula Turner, Bart. of Kirkhellion*. In the county of York. At Wiliam. by the Rev. Mr. GRion, Mr. Wm. Hatton, of Prefoot, to Millillhally. of Stnithy-Brook. Lately,the Rev. Dr. Wynn, nephew to the Right Hon. I.ord Newborongh, to MI% Bellingham, of Cattle Bellingham, in the County of Louth, Ireland. At Calcutta, at the tjth Anna, ?Soo, by the Rev. Paul Limerick, Corti Nem Martin IrEfterre, of the Ink regi ment at dewy" and dig fob of the late Norcott D'Ellerre, EN. of Limieldt, rWad. to M rs . Eliza Charlotte Bateman, widow of the Me Moon Zr• n , Efq. of Duckenzore, io DIED. I-aft January. at Surinam, Mr. Aberdeen, Surgeon of the Athintic, letter of marque, Akxander Muirhcad, Efq. Com mander.. In the Eaft-Indies. At Chunar. on the 30th of July, after a Mort Shiers, Linde-, nant John Bell, of the lath Native Regimen, aged x 8 years. On his Paffalle to Easbod. on board the Manitilp Eaft Lientenant-Colonel John Bohjonosr. On the gosh June LA, at Point de Calk, fuddenly, Major General Baron T. Vim Raid, Colonel of theißegiment of his Scram Highasfs tba Prince of Watventherg, in the ferrite of the Dutch Eak bilk Company. On the Oil*, m Nlgambo, Captain P. S. Foenander, of the Dwelt EVAN, corps. u fo Itto tors Silt vain t . Ira that tiful that two ir p k al Porn No. •e t. Non nen their appre and 4 tie - 4 . *Mu bed Irl 4I the Plu fen