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Rord.. 'WADE mr. 84. 11frry.-1. Ho, PN ER, R. A.—Ncr. Hoppner is an artio of great taler.:s, but this is furcly a firange proditaion. We know not what is meant by the title Mary," but that of Moll would cer tainty be more appropriate. If the painter limply int , mded treating us with a portrait of a cinder winch, or a female convia in Newgate, why not fay In in the catak , rue ? otherwife if the pk'lure is in. tended as a velucic of profelfit:nal ridicule, it falls upon himfelf. viz. A Tyro. front Nature--G. GARRARD, A. .—Mr. Garrard is the bell painter of animal nature of the prefent day, and we afcribe his correanefs to his having lately devoted much of his time to modelling after the life. He does not, however, improve much in colouring. .p 9. Margaret of Alias, &c.—R. WESTALL, R. A.—A very fine drawing of this Princefs with her fon, at the point of time when fhe was nearly pe. tithing from hanger after the battle of Hexham. The defign is altogether dignified, the exprellion mot! interefting, and the general eifed very vivid, but the. drapery has rather too fculptured an air pearance. 278. A Maild Gartkistet litudr.j. BURGESS. —The obvious effeas of common nature are here produced in fuck a manner as manifeft that the artift paints with a cornea eye. This is all the 'praife that is due to him, and all perhaps that he expects at prefent : be may deferve more wheri he comes to confider painting as fomething more than a mere handicraft bufineft._ _ _ . 346.-155. Portrait: of Mr. Fox and Lord Hol. SMI TN. Crayonpieures and admirable likene es of both Uncle and Nephew; the co louring of the faces is, however rather, as the painters fay, fourtehy ; but conflicting t he Cub jeas this is no great defea. 447- Portray o f Mill B. Afourgt.—A very good likenefs of a very meritorious young performer.— The :min has hien perfealy futcefsful in catching ::re Rep of the celebrated hornpipe in which Mils Menage is fo hapyy. 4tP. aor cowl/4 Pantie L31.--R. WE STA IL, R. A. —There is a fublime ferenity of afpeCt in the face of the principal figure of this groupe ; but the Poet is not reprefented blind. The drawing of the whole defign is Very corred, and the colonnng brilliant. We do not, however, alt.igether approve of the coftunse of the drapery, particularly of the female figures. 556. df Frame scit3 Drawings.—J. Nixon, H. gentleman has, on former occalions, pro duced defigns of conliderable humour. In the rub jeds before us, we fee nothing but an attempt to give " local habitation and name'lto feveral of the monfirofities and horrors of modern German ro mance. It is not very creditable to the tafte of a man of pilkorial talent to make chace of fuch fub-. ices ; but perhaps the whole is Tome bookfeller's Job. 373. Satterrantax Gssinv.—An ar• chitettural defig n of conGderable fancy; but as no fuch eredion is ever likely to be made, we know not to what ore the drawing . can be applied, un- Ids, perhaps, as the decoration of the tinge of a - Theatre in aid of fame horrid drama of German origin. 670. Portrait: of nitre Theatrical Cbarafters.-.--S. DE WlLDS.—Thefe are MetFes. H. Joitsisros, F*WCETT, SIMMONS, FARLEY, and COOKE ; and Mesdames H. Joninvo4,Lircnrissa, and DAVENPORT. They ale painted in a very animated Rile, but rather with a grey hue of co louring. The heft likeneffes are thole of Simmons, FAILLE T,MTI. I.I7EIOIIRLO, and M: DAVENPORT, Mr. Da Wts,nl is not very fuccefsful in delineat ing female beauty. few obit& which principally take our at tention in the Model Academy are the following : Mr. FLAXMAH exhibits a very fine defign for a monument to Capt. Montague, who fell in the glorious anion of the 4tb of June, 1794. We mull wait, however, till the artift has finithed his work to fpeak of its particular merit. The prefent pro du/lion is no more than a (ketch. A defign fofa public building, forming four na tional galleries, adapted to receive painting and fculpture' by L. NV, Wyarr manifefis much of the fine family vale of the architeet. Mr. Wravv, the academician, is not himielf an exhibitor. A model of foliage by EcIST EI m, and another of a dog by the fame artift, are highly creditable to his talents as a correa abferver of the minutia of nature. A lion's head, by Mr. BACOV, is a Very mailer ly piece of fculpture. One of the moil dignified defigas of the prefent Tear. is the model of the monument now ereaing in St. Paul's Cathedral to-the niemory of Captain Burgers, who was killed in the memorable battle of Camperdown, by Mr. Bangs. Several baffo relicros, by the younger WESTMA• corr, are particularly deferring of notice. The glory of her mother and her babe, by Pail %arra. a defign after the Greek.text of Archlas. though conceived with (kill, is more fuitable to the labour of the painter than the fculptor. This artilt's Britifh Mars is a produaion which attaches great credit to his talents Mrs. &Dooms, as an Honorary Exhibitor,_ has Produces! what the calls " a bun of Adam," from Milton's defeription. It is a corral model of a head, but in refpea to exptetfioa, it is theatrically common place. The bull of the late Duke of Bedford, by Not.. sr rims is a fine likenefs, and a very foblime head: his sket ch of the Graces is alto a beautiful produc tion. His naval officer expiring in the arms of Vic tory will make a very interelling monument. The bull of Mr. Fox, by this will. is a parka refem blance of the ditlinguilbed original The architeauraT defigns, in rural, are 11th as will be viewed without much interell, as the majority of them arc not likely to be adopted either by the nation or individuals they mark, howe ver, upon the whole, the talle of the country as in a gradual Rate of improvemenf.• The Britilh fculpturc k certainly more ettiasable than that of any other retool in Europe at presto. Painiing, herlsaps s stay be coafuletcd u flatioaary. MAIV7ERADZSi The Mafotterade on Friday night, at the Ro tunda in Dublin, correfponded in every refpee with the public etpeaation, formed from the talk and liberality of the different Clubs of Gentlemen, by whom it was patronized. As ufual, on,fuch occafrons, there were many well and many fupported characters, asd wit had its foils of dull ads and folly. MISS MOZGAVS MASVIIILADE.—This pacific fete took place on Monday night, at Ken4ngton Gore. It was upon a limited fcale, and mull have proved highly grateful to thole amateurs who have taße enough to feel that a crowd is not company. The number of the dee did not exceed two hundred, and, every vigilance was nfed to prevent any im proper addition. For that putpofe the bolters of the night undertook the talk of examining the tickets at 'the. door. Though a difagreeable,' it was not, however, a very tedious occupation, as the company did not begin to affemble until ten o'clock, and there was no adiniffion after twelve. Among thole who had the good fortune to arrive in time were, Fatima, Lady Ilunloke ; Pilgrims, Sir Martin Polkes, Colonel Buller Mr. C. The'. ' lutfon Mr. Burnet, and Captain flunter , ; a Spa niard,Lord Courtency; a Witch, Sir John Shelly; Scotch Ladies, Mrs. H. and Mils Dawkins ; an /rip Prie), Colonel Armilrong ; a Turk, Colonel Kelly ; a Punch, Mr. Val. Jones ; a Drvonfltire Houfauoid, Mr. Lafcelles; a Marais, Mr. Locke ; a Pierrm, the Hon. J. Dillon; Reics, Lord and Lady Montford ; Fay* Capt. Colquit ; Prince Hairy c f Wake, Lieutenant Colquit ; an Near, Mr. Sketruigton; a Witch, Mr. Prior ; a ?'a nun of the Guard:, Mr. Baillie; a Friar, Mr. I.awrell; a Nun, Mrs. Lawrell; an old Beau, Mr. E. Dawfon ; ,Goinasj Mifs Brook and rs. Powell; a Jew, Mr. Cuthbert; a Ifighlaad Chief, Mr. Roach ; a Punch, Mr. Powell ; a Pstodoesv Mr. Smith ; Panty Dreffa, Lord and Lady Holland, Lady Honeywood and daughter, Mrs. Dawkins, the Mils Garths, the Mils Courteneys, and Mr. E. Anton. There was juft a fprinkling of dominos, fufficient for variety; and a few good mafki par. titularly attraded attention. Among thole, a Sylvecr Daggerwood was the moll prominent ; but that which conilituted the life and fpiTit of the whole was a party of three masks, of fuperior ex cellence, as Lord Ogleby, Mr:. Heiidierg, and Can ton ; in the latter of whom, we recognized Mr. Cox : but as the two former did not unmalk, they could only be traced on their departure by their equipage, which was a fplendid one often teen in Grofvenor-fquare. Curiofity was on the rack the whole night, to difcover thefe uninevau, to whom the company were fo much indebted. The ball room was brilliantly lighted up with chandeliers and variegated lamps, in feftoons, entwined with laurel and oak leaves. Flowers and throbs were alto taftefully arranged in the embellilliment of the room. The dancing commenced early, and continued until two o'cl ock, - when the company fat dern to (upper. It was of excellent quality, and difplayed profufion. Between three and four the dance was rerouted in the ball room, aid con tinued, with little intermiflion, until feven,''when brcakfaft was prepared, and the exhaufted fpirit was revived with tea and coffee. The company retired foon after, anti had entirely feparated be fore nine o'clock. The Ranelagh Houfe Marquerade on Friday night, in honour of his Majedy's Birth-day, was advertifed to be on the fume plan with Booint's Ba! Par;, and all thole attended who had been dif appointed in procuring accefs to that celebrated Fete,or who were fo pleated with it that they %%And to fee it repeated. The company was numerous and elegant. Though there was not fuch a va. riety of chara&ers as at tome of the private Mar -1 querades which have made fo ranch noire, this, perhaps, yielded fully as much real atrufement, All was perfesa freedom ; and thofe who were fit only for talent fpellators, were not obliged to make li themfelves ridicule,* confpicuous as Ctlakers, Turks, and Orange-wenches. The propriety of r the exclufion of dominos will admit of confider able doubt. The charaaers, if few, were well fupported. One of the molt conitoicuons was a gentleman who perfonated his Holinefs the Pope's Legate a later. to the Chief Conful. Left he thould not be known among a crowd of heretics, he had a card fixed in his hat with the two words CARDINAL CAPRARA. We confers it would be fometimes very ufeful to fee " I am a Tartar Chief," " This is an ancient Baron," " Behold Don Diego," but every one not grofsly ignorant mull have Peen that this holy father belonged to the facred college. He had a new-faihioned opera hat, to be fure, furmounting his fcarlct robes, and his llockings were not exaaly of the purple'tinge fpeciPicd in the Concordat. Inilead of bleffings, he pronounced bn natl. We were much amufed with two Spaniards, who had all the portly dig nity of their nation, but who, arange to relate, bore on their heads a couple of Leghorn bonnets. This may be a new fallgon introduced from Ma drid. They clearly !hewed themfelves to be Ca iborscs however, by their profound reverence for the eardinal. A gentleman in dir chandler of a Glegton deferves particular notice. He certainly aced his part con ware to ths admiration of the by-Randers. England, ws fear, however, can fcarcely reckon him in the number of btr beef-eaters, as when he wanted ano ther pullet, be repeatedly alkcd the waiters for a fool. liair.irfArsbWatebren, &c. were in great number. The ladies did not bear great proportion to the gentlemen, but thole who were prefent were motl fuperbly dread, and un commonly handfome. We had ilhkfis, Mau, Villair, and Virgins of the Sun. A fair allserdeft drew particular notice, and reminded us oT thole times when the daughters of monarchs wielded the crook. The dancing continued in the temporary building till one, when the rotunda was thrown open, and the company fat down to an elegant (upper. The wine, and all the other tefreihments, were excellent, and no one went away (ikon. tented. LAW nvnLL IGEN= COURT II EXCHEQUER, MALIN, JUNE a. TRIALS At NISI 'NV/9, 'trout LORD AVONINORN. WISE v. Piet.—This was an action for Cafe itisprifonment.—The Defendant having caufed the Plaintiff to be arrefted, and confined for eighteen hours, on the soth of Novernber, iBoi, for princi pal, interell, and coils, amounting to near 351. on a bill for ten guineas. The arrelt was effected by the renewal of an execution, which lay dormant ' for near a year preceding, in the hands of the De fendant's attorney, Mr. Fignean, by whole tefti mony, as well as that of other wttneffes, it appear ed that the amount of the execution was paid on the 4th of the fame month. A jultification was attempted, too complicated for our limits to detail. Lord ATONSIONI in his charge Paid, that if the Jury believed that the De -ftst, either by ma lice or his own default, had. ,caufed the Plaintiff to be inaprifoned, that it was their duty to give li beral damages. If, on the contrary, they dieted that the Plaintiff courted imptifonment as had been infinuated, in order to lay a foundation for damages, it was impoffible for them to give any damages too fmall. The Jury returned a verdiel, tool damages, and fixpence tolls. Thofe laid in the action amounted to fool. Coon adjourned. HICKS'SMALL, LONDONJUNE 4. This day Mcnifieur de Membrk, an Emigrant of dillindion, having been one of the Garde du Corps of the late King, was indicted for an affiult upon another Emigrant of rank (M. de St. Vic toire, late a Major in the Royal Mourquetaii es.) Mr. CON ST, who led the cafe for the profeeu tion, Rated, that the object of the profecution was not to obtain a vindictive judgment. He then kited the faas of the cafe, which were in fill:glance :—the plaintiff and defendant had ')een *led to dine at a houfe in Cambridge , -iireet, St. James's, frequented by French Erniftants. On the 9th of February M. de St. Vielotre came in to dine, and fat himfelf down at the table where M. de Membre was feated. The latter complained without any reafon that M. de St. Vieioire n:ocled him, and ufed very ungentleman-like language. He then, in a wanton manner, took a water-bottle, placed it upon the table, and infihed that M. de St. Vieloire thould not put his knife be yond it, or dare to remove it. M. Vieioire moved the bottle back to its former Fofition, when M. de Membre feized him by the collar, and beat him violently over the head with a pewter pot. This 'Rate of fats was proved by the profecutor, and General de Villary, an old Yield Marfhal in the Royal French army. Mr. KNowLss, for the defendant , admitted his client had done wrong, asid.faid, he was ready to offer any apology. The Jury having found him guilty, the Court fined him only One Shilling, fay mg, that they impofed fo fmall a punilliment, hop ingthat the defendant would make fuch an apology as their mutual friends fhould disftate. JUNE 7. An elderly man, named Hayward, who kept a reboot in the neighbourhood of Holborn, was tried for an affault, with intent to commit a rape on a child about ten years of age, whom he had the charge of infirating. The child herfelf came for ward and gave her evidence, which was corrobo. rated by that of other witneffes. The Jury found him Guilty ; and in confederation of his having been eonekked once before of a timilar offence, the ' Court fentenced him to three years imprifonment. Alex. Macqueen was tried for violently atrault ing a Dann failor, named Janfen, with an intent to murder him. The profecutor, who fpoke Eng. lifh very well, raid, that one night about twelve o'clock, he being on there, went to the Dundee arms, in Wapping, in order to enquire fora bed. The prifoner came in with him at the fametime, and feemed defirous of procuring a bed for him ; they drank Tome beer together ; and Janfen find ing he could not get a bed in that houfe, went ' away, and was immediately, followed by the pri. foner, who told him he would take him to a place where he fhould have a bed. As they went along through a field, clofe by where a heap of bricks flood, the prifoner attacked him, and laid he mutt have what he had got about him, or he would kill him. The profecutor had changed a 51. note at the public houfe, in prefence of the prifoner ; the notes he had received in change he took an op portunity of throwing away as loon as he was thus attacked; the prifoner in the mean time cut him over the eye, and in feveral parts of his head, with a chiffel ; the other defended himfelf as well as he could, and wrenched the chiffel out of his hand. The prifoner then drew his knife, and fwore he would cut the profecutor's tongue out, which he endeavoured to do; he thrufl the knife between his teeth, one of which he broke in endeavouring to open hismouth ; he then gave him feveral dread. ful gafhes with the knife, and left him on the ground weltering in his Islood;and unable to move. The field whew this was done belongs to the London Docks Company. The Jury found him Guilty of the charge, and he was fentenced to be confined for three years, that being the greatell punifhment the Court could inflia. The prifsner, who is between tiny and feventy years of age, Paid he had ferved his Ma jerky as a failor for thirty years, and begged a le nient puniihment. The CHAIRMAN told him, it was well for him he had not been tried for his life. ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS. On Tturfday loft, the Rev. Charks Abbot, of New College, Oxford, Domeftic Chaplain to his Orate the Duke of Bedford, and the Raw, Henry Ridley, A. M. of Univerfity College, Re. or of Hambledon, Bucks, were admitted to the Degree - of Dolton in Divinity. O , MAY ay.—Saturday bit the Rev. Jonathan Parker Faber, M A. of Unlverflty College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity; Mr. G. Attwood, of the fame College, and the Rev. W. Rodlike, of Woreeftar College, B. A. were admitted M. A. Jana 3.—Doftors of Divinity—Dr. Wills, Warien of Wadbain College ; Dr. Landon, Prevail of Worcefter Col lq;e ; and Dr. Richards, Reefer of Exeter College, Pro:Vice Chancellors ; and Dr. Clayman, Prefident of Trinity College Dodkon in Meditino—Dr. Wall and Dr. Bourac. Doelors of Law.—Dr.Biachltone, 14 oNptc.,A 4 ti,Sools Col lege ; and Dr. Lawrence, of Univeaty Co Non-Regent Millers of Arts.—Mr. Griatik niXtibfe. sbep heed, of Univurfity College. Regent Molten of Arts—Mr. Wood, of gam Weis. sad Us. Stacktsuly of All Sail's Cd4v— Pres the LONDON GAZETTE, yrth 8. WHITIN ALLAIdig Cif 20. The Kin: has been pleated t give and gr tot rito fly! Rlght Honourable Horatio. Vircoont anti B.aaa Nr!fno of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the County et I:orfolk, Knight of the Moll Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Viec- Admizal of the Blue Squadron of his Majejt y's Fleet, alto Dik e of Bronze in Sicily, and Grand f2refs of the Order of St. Per dinand and of Merit, his Royal Licence . and I?enniffson to re. ceivc and wear the lulisnia of the Order of the Crefeent,whieb the Grand Signior lath tranfinitted to him ; anti all° to com mand, that this his Majeßy's Conceit - ion and Declaration, to gether with the relative Documents, be regiilezed in his Col lege of Arms. JU 5. The Kidg has been ple;fed to give In.! grant into Major. General Sir Eyre Come, Knight of the Molt Unmovable Military Order of the Bah, Ms Royal licence and Pernlifrtln to receive and wear the Infignla of che Order of the (r:fcent, which the Grand Signior huh tranftnitted to hi,n : and oh o tor command, that thia his MajeitY's ronreflion and el , tr4l;on. together with the relative doeumet.:3, be mill:Ted lege of Arms. MILITAitY PftbI4 I IOTIONS. niewsmsci-tittvier,,, Itnah 5. Corps of Rtryel Engineers —4leutenant-General William Spey to be Colonel•Comuranclant.--Lleutenant-G:netal Robert Morfe to be Colonel-Vornmandant.--Crptalp lobo Rowley to be Major of Brigade. Dated May 5,18.0. f. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Morris, of Liverpool; grocer, dealt f and eltipman. JoCah Rare. of Olton, parilh of Solihull, Warvrkkfhire, tanner. BANKRUPTS. John Houlclingand.JamesWilliam Sowerby, both of Liverpod, merchants and copartners, dealers and chaptium, to furrender. Jonc all, so, and July ao, at twelve . , at the George Inn; Dak itrect. LiverpouL Attornim, Marrs. Lace and Halr.dl. Liverped. William Reed, of Barking Church-yard, London, and of W.lt Creel', near Tottenham, Middietcx, merchant, June en, a 6, aul July 20. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Charleo Few, Red-Lion fluare. Andrew Berkley &mks, of Green-ftivet, Grotveitoacpiare, Middlerex, upholder, dealer and ehapnian, June{, ap, mid July 20, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie', Marrs Palmer and Innilinfuns,Warnford-court,'Tludgmorton-ltreet.: Stephen Hartley, of Heckmondwike,parith of Bititali, York. Ibire, carpet-manufadturer, dealer and ehapmsn, June' 01, If, at the Facliho'-fe Inn, Robert... Town, Birit4/1, and July ao, at the George and Dragon inn, in Dewibury, at ten. Anomie% Mcffrs. Canlale, fiallward, and Spear, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Edwards, Halifax. Thomas Dag', of Soxith ShWds, , Durham, fliip-Oirier, dealer and Chapman, pion aS, rp, and July ao, at claim:, at the Shakefpeare Tavern, Neweaftle-upon-Tyne. Anomie" Mr. Joreph Bainbridge, Newcattle-upun-Tyne; or Mr. %William' Atkinfon, Chancery-lane, London. David Sweetland, late of Toplimin, Dtmonildre, coakierchant. June 16, 23, and July 20, at eleven, at the Three Tani Inn. in Tiverton, Devonlhire. Attornies, Mart. Baxtem and Martin, Fur:dyes-Inn, London ; or Mclrn. Wood and StrongTiverton. George Pentore, of Kenfington, Mideliafex, ftatloner, dealer and chapman, June 22, 22, and July ,o, at clever eat Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Knight, Kentingtma; or Mr. Tucker, Staple-Inn. William Hardy, of Glotmefter, linen-draper, June 21,12, Mu! July 24, at ten at the Lower George Inn, in We ft gate-ftlect, Gloucefter. Aitornies,Mens. Jenkins and liiitier; Heilisktn, London ; or Mr. Henry Wilton, jun. Glouciefter, John Finegan, late of Hitton.-court, Threadneedle-lbreet;Loo. don, merchant, dealer and Chapman, June 23, 22, and July an, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Johii Btrkett, Baud. court, Walbrook. DIVIDENDS. • June 24. Edward Header Noble, of Birmiretam, sloth s% dealer and chapman, at four, at the Minerva Tavern, (bow area, Birmingham. June 29. John Marriott, of Uxbridge, Middlefex, fitopkeeperi dealer and chamois, at eleven, at Guildhati. [The Gazette alfo contains an order by the King its Coyne; prohibiting from the 22th init. to the ait of January nest, the czportation of cattle, provifion and all kinds of grain, but fink as arc accelary for the purpoies of trade, and the tires of our garrifons and colonies ; and another Order of Cotthcil for con tinuing the permlifion for the importation of all kinds of pa vifion, free of duty, till the MI of june,lBo3.] BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. NkholaaTbornas Finn, of Cavendith.rovr, Dublin , haberdafina. to furrcndcr the lath And lath inft. and 13th July. Philip Smith, of Dublin, linen-draw, to [tarmacs tha Ida and agth init. and. 7th July. SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCOTLAND. Alerander lambie, cattle deaKr. In Clenchyard, I% of GI& fton.—Creditors to meet in Mrs. Simpfon's, in Ayr, on the Bth June, at twelve o'clock, to name an interim &dor ; fame place and boor on zit July, to elea a trultie. Creditors of James Biffet and Son, merchants in kkOdtrolre, to meet in the Trade's Han there, on rfath Jane, at twelve o'clock, to !aka:net the truftee. Charles Campbell, trainee on the elates of AndrewThomfon and Co. Grocers in Glafgow, has applied to the Court of SelEon for a difcharge, and to have his bond of cautiaz livered up. Examination of Maned and tnercbares in Ayr, to told in the Sheriff Court-bourn of Ayr on the 9th and 23d days of June, at twelve o'clock,.--CrCditors to meet ill Mrs. Simpfon's, in Ayr, on the 24th June, at twelve o'clock, to in ft rndt the trufteee—Clahns to be given in on or Ware 23d February. MRTHS. Saturday, it hit bottle in Jermyn-greet, the Lally of George Torrane, Efq. of a daughter. On the ad init.. at Hampton Court-palace, Lady Ann Cul ling Smith, of a fon. MARRIED. LaR week, at Monnton, the Rey. C. H. White, S Re!tor of Shaldcn, Hampfhire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Dyfart,th Miff St. lithe, daughter of the fate Alexander St. Babe, Etc. of Blandford, Dorfehire. Monday, Mater John Meter, of the aoth regiment of flat, to Mifs Phyn, of ( - .een Ann-ftrcet Weft. Saturday, at Aeon, Captain Corne, of the Roya . N...vy, to Mifs Scales, of Eaft Aden. On Saturday bdt• it Yarmouth, Norfolk, Mr. W. C. Da.-ar.x2, of the Stock Exchange, io Mifs A. Taylor, youngdt diugCtL.: of Wm. Taylor, Efq. of South Town: At Killyame, inland, the Earl of Flowth,to NCR Margaret Burke, daughter of the late Wm. Burke, of Gliafl, county of Galway, Efq. In Dawfon-ftreet, Dublin, by the Right lion. and 'Rev. tie Lard Bifhop of Meath, John Arthre, Efq. of &afield, ecurtyof Dublin,to Mik Bolton. At John Latonehe, Efq.'s Merrion-fquare, Dublin, try Grace the A rebbi(hop of Dublin, Captain Dundas, fen to t.,0- neral Dundas,to Mils Lattittehe. . DIED: • On Saturday morning, Mrs. Wood, Lady. of Colonel Wec:4 of Piereefield, M. P. for Newark. . On Sunday morning daft, at his hook at Clapham, it the 7ad year of his age, Mr. Janis Randall, of ilbcethithes On Monday kit, in the 7th lex of hb age, Richard Lee, eldeft fon of Richard Lec, Mg. of Bruce - "gee •Lately, in Germany,.of nn 'maple:tie stroke, the.iJak-16m Dowager of Sue Cohoaig, in the 73th #cir of Isetike. • A few days Give, at the Rev. Mr. Airtime's, in Tembroht• (hire, Capt. Daniel Burs t ed' the Navy —lle made his will Gn a Wednefday ; died fuddeoly on the Thurfday ; 'and was on the Sunday following.—He left by his will all 1.13 pm.e;;;:y to hilt nicer Mrs. Fortune. At Waterton', Mrs. Ryan, reFul of Roger Ryan, El 4. LONDON: Printed for the Prosnicton, by JOHN naNra, f 1( (('•a( at the SIMI PILIIITING-QFllcr, No. I. .Itreet ; and poblithed by LEVEL KENT (of C 2 2 Seelmitytidace, Lambeth), at No. 1, Oalty-ftreet, and at 2! STAi-Offelt. Temple-Bar; to which Once dt commas. - Ipoi Watt Ono' arc rogiscliksi to 14.1414reirc.1.