Star. — London, England, 1802-03-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGLA GE. COURT OF ADNIIRALTY, Doctor's Co):uow3. 111.1D1Y, 1 4 1 , 111Crl 19. This day the Right Hon. Sir Wmt.t.tm S NITT proccedcd to the Adjudication of the following I.a Madona del Rurft San Spirit Eon, Antono. pe.lo miCler.--Tht, IVA% A ..pieliion as to demur rage and damage the feizor.—lt appeared that this was a Gr-L k !hip, claimed as belonging to the Maffer, and other Greeks, fubie4fts of his Sublime liighnef: the GraitL S:ignior, laden with a very valuable cargo, confining of oil, filk, cur rants, and other merchandize, which was Ali) claimed as belonging to Tutkifh fubjefts refiding in Conilantinople, and was bound on a voyage from l'ati as iu Greece to Amfterdam, but oftenfi. bly to Hamburg'', and in the profeention of her voyage was, by fit efs of weather, driven into the port of Dingle in Ireland, where fhe was feized, and detained by the Commander of one of his Ma jelly's revenue cutters, for the (pace of three months, before any proceedings wort inflituted agaii.ll this veal. It further appeared, that by ftwh detention and proceedings which afterwards took place in the Admiralty Court of Ireland, the flip became a perfe& wreck, and the cargo confi dtrably damaged, inforntich that a great part of it was obliged to be thrown away. It was fub mined, on the. part of the claimants, that by this unwarrantahle feizure and detention of the fhip and cargo, this immenfe lots had arifen to the owners. The Court, after very much cenfuring the con dut!l of the feiziug officers, pronounced demurrage to be cto the owners up to the time he inftituted proceedings againlt the fhip ; and with refpett to the d.or.,lze done to the (hip, the Court referred it to the Regifter and Merchants, together with what compenfattnn was due from Government for the lots fuftained. Jonge Cotirad, Mailer.—This was a (hip laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and other articles. The Court in this cafe condemned the cargo. Frau Anna Maria, Bering Mafter.—This Blip was laden with a cargo of wine and brandy. The Court in this cafe condemned the cargo, it being clearly proved that it was a voyage from one enemy's port to another. Nordftern, Mafter.—The Court reftored the cargo in this cafe, which confined of honey and other articles, but allowed the captors the ex peaces of the further proof. ASSIZES. The Affixes for the county of Wilts were held at Salifbary on Monday and Tuefday laft : John Everett (alias Everad), was tried for uttering a forged al. Bank of England note ; Carmenas Farthing, an accomplice, was admitted evidence againft him, by which means the charge was fub- Rantiated, and he was found guilty. T. Collins, tried for a burglary in the honte of Ed. Poore, Efq. of North Tidworth ; and J. Sceours, charged with (leafing a mare, were alfo capitally convided.— Evereu was left for execution; Collins and Sceours were both reprieved. C. Shore, conviled of Real. ing a number of fowls ; and W. Woolly, for rob bing J. Charles of a pude, &c. at an inn in Safif bury, were fentenced to be tranfported. J. Pinchin, for receiving fiolen kerfeymere, was fentenced to be imprifoned three years. There were eighteen cantos at NY Prigs, but no one of public importance. The crowd in Court was very great ; and fome pickpockets had the ef frontery to exercife their vocation in the very front and face of Juftice. Mr. Giddings, a gentle man farmer, who was attending as a wands. had his pocket picked there of notes to the amount of thirteen pounds. At the affixes holden lad weetat Winchtfier an ejeament caufe, wherein Mr. Urry was plaintiff, and Mars. Haddon and Wilkins were defendants, was decided, which by the peculiar tingularity of its circum fiances excited the curiofity and attention of a great number of ?erfons. The outline of the cafe is this :—Mr. Urry for fome years had the le gal elate and was in polliffion of certain copyhold premifes near Southampton which he held by a grant under the Bifliop of Winton. About fix years ago, whilst Mr. Urry was in potato!), the Bifhop's fieward made a new grant to another per. fon of part of the fame premifes, under whom the defendants in the prefent affirm claimed tithe ; accordingly an ejedment was laft fummer brought by them againft Mr. Urry, who defended the fame, and the caufe was entered for trial at the fummer affixes, but the then Attorney for Mr. Urry, after the briefs were given to Counfel, conceiving that his client had no defence, com prom:fed the caufe, and a verdict was agreed to be given to the plaintiffs for all the premifes, with coifs of fuit. Judgment and execution were afterwards obtained under the verdia and corn promife, and Mr. Urry in November laft was turned out of roffc.ffion ; and now this ejeament was brought by Mr. Urry, to recover the fame l.icinifes. The cafe was opened by Mr. Gross, wherein after proceed:lig fume time, the Court recom -rended thr cafe to be referred to Mr. TEPIPLE X as, one of the Collura; who, after having heard the evidence adduced by each party, awarded that the plaintiff thould receive the poiTerlion of the premifes in tin:llion, and that the defendant &ild pry the coils of fuit. The defendants relied on the compromife operating as an utter prccluficin to any future action. Thomas F.aling and George Lee, who received fentence of death at Winchetler affixes, for feloni. wily entering the dwilling-houfe of Mr. Ridley at Ifecktielcf, and healing therefrom a gold watch anti nthi.r articles, are, we hear, left for execution. York Affixes ended on Saturday fennight, when the following prifoners received fentence of deAth : John Leighton, of Ujpfal, miller, and Ran dal Dalpain, otherwife William Fenton, of Golf brough, yeomar, Wm. Peel, and R 3. for Theep-Itelling ; J. Athton and M. Noble, fer horfe.ftealing ; David Gibfon, for Realing ciOst gold watches, and divers other articles ; and James Can for returning from tranfportation before the expiration of his time. Jonathan Haigh, for buying Peen linen yarn, to be tranfported for fourteen years. P. James, Mary Granger, and Wm. Pepper, for perjury ; Thomas White, for ilealing afilver watch ; ;eorge llohfon, for robbing bleach grounds R.. lthoJcs, for 11 ,, rfe•Ilealing ; and Chrithipher Al mond, 1 ,, r Healing plate ; to be tranfpnrted for fe yen years. Four other prifoners were convicted of idler offences, nine acquitted, and twelve difeharg ed by proclamation. Eighty-fix caufes were entered for trial, few of which came on. KENT ASSIZES' -MAIDSTONE BEFORE Sill BEAUMONT HOTHAM. Tv itN ER v. UM r ERR c.--The Counfel who open ed this caufe dated, that it was an aetion brought by the Plaintiff, a young and refpdtable Attor ney, againft the Defendant, a Rout athletic far mer, to recover damages for a moll violent af fault, committed in violation of the rights of hof pitality, and without the flighteft caufe or provo cation. The defendant bad invited the plaintiff to his bottle, in the neighbourhood of Blackheath, and upon Come fudden trivial difpute, he (truck him, prefented a loaded pißol to his bread, to terrify him ; turned him out of doors at a very late hour of the night, beat him unmercifully, threw liim down, and wantonly rubbed him in the wet. The confequence of this treatment was, the plaintiff caught a fevere cold and fever, which confined him for feveral months, and he had to pay his apothe cary upwards of 201. He hoped in a cafe of Co aggravated a mature, the Jury would think it ne ceffary to give very exemplary damages. Mifs James, a young lady about eighteen years of age, and filler in law to the defendant, was called to prove thefe fads on behalf of the plain tiff; and from her evidence, after the had been crofs-examined, the cafe, which had been Rated as of fo ferions a nature, refolved ittelf into this—She had been upon a vifit to the plaintiff's father in London, and was fo pleand with her treatment, and the attention of the plaintiff, who was about the age of twentrone, that the, in return, invited him down to her brother's. The young lady (hewed an extreme partiality for the young lawyer, and they were never happy but in each other's company. They were accuftomed to RMUIe them felves by walking in the groves of Greenwich- Parkrand upon a certain evening, after having been a long time mi ff ed, they were found enjoying a tete4 -tete in one of the vaults of Sir Gregory Page Turner's decayed manfion. Another fource of amufement was reading novels to each other ; and upon the evening the fitppoted affault was committed, the defendant was preparing to go round his grounds with a piflol in his hand, as was his officer, when he heard the plaintiff in his lif ter's bed-chamber, reading a novel. He immedi ately exclaimed to his wife " What's that girl and boy about in the bed-room—they flan'tbe there." In order to be fure of it, he ordered that Mifs thould fleep in the fame room with her filler that night; and he would take care to keep the lawyer from her. This determination fo affronted the plaintiff that he refolved upon leaving the houfe that in- Rant. He went out, and Mifs James followed him, and Willed upon teeing him fate over the heath to Come other houfe. She clung round and re ' filled every attempt of the farmer to get her away. The affault confifted in nothingmore thanthe ttrug , gle which was the confequence of her laying tight hold of the plaintiff ; no blow was ftruck what ever ; on the contrary, the defendant willed the plaintiff to come back, and fleep at his houfe that night. The furgeon was called to prove that the de. fendant had been feiaed with a cold and fever, and had paid him 201. He however admitted, that palling an hour or two in a damp vault was as likely as any other mule to produce fuch a diforder. The Counfel infifted the attempt to pull the young lady from the plaintiff by force, was an af• fault which entitled him to a verdift. The Judge thought the contrary; and that the defendant had aged like a prudent man. He even intimated that he would not have perhaps far ex ceeded his authority if he had given the plaintiff a lentle horfe-whipping, and had locked the young ady up for a week, upon an allowance of bread and water.--limier his Lordthip's direetion, the Jury found a verdia for the defendant. At the conclufion of the above Affixes, on Fri day !aft, the following perfons received fentence of death ; John Allen, and Edward Jarratr, for rob bing Daniel Solomon a Jew, near Rochefter, or his whole flock in trade, confining of watches, trin kets, &c. &c. to a confiderable amount ; Samuel Taylor, for robbing Mr. Fry on the highway, near Tunbridge Wells, in Augurs laft ; William Cert. forth and John Garthwait, for robbing John Berry near Chatham ; Samuel Fellows, for robbing a baker's boy at Dartford ; Thomas Pipkin and Thomas Monk, for a moft daring burglary, com mitted in the houfe of the Rev. George Jones, Vicar of Teignham, near Faverlham; they came into the morn where Mr. and Mrs. Jones were alleep, and robbed them of money and notes to the amount ,f nearly tool. James Elmer, John It ulfell, Thomas Knife% John Wingate, John Green, William Hall, and George Phelps, for burg laries James Reeves and John Davis, for houfe breaking in the day time ; John Saker and Thomas Dorey, for horfe-stealing ; Benjamin Spratt, for (leafing cattle; Richard - Kemp, Samuel Toler, for theep-healing ; and John Blackmore, for Heal ing in a dwelling houfe at Gravefend, feveral bank notes ; Edward Lewis, for having fome new can vas, part of his Majclit's naval sores in his pail lion, was ordered to be tranfported for fourteen years nine were ordered to be tranfported for (even years; and ten were fentsnced to bard la bour in the Houle of Correttion. PML ICE. Bow-STREET.—On Friday evening La, a very extraordinary cal: was :nought beim e BOND, Elq• and Sir Witt ia!t PARSONS, at ;his Office, at the inligaticn of the Weanti:ifl,:r Fire Office. Mr. Brown, one of the Clet k. belongin to that cflici, attended, and sated p : atieular., which were neat7y tliefe :—That a hon.,: ;o GI eat l'ultncy•trcet, d,e building of •is Minted in that ()lice, gad been oa tire in tiiir.rent parts feven times in the courfe of three weeks; that mere' was every realm' to believe it bad been wilfully don:. ; that the four fira times the fires had bean estinguithed without the neighbours knowle,h , c, but the others, particularly the laa, xvhi.4l hrolt• lout in three fepic.ate atoms at once, had fo much alarmed the neighbotnhood, that Tome of the ad joining inhabitants had ...finally moved away, fur fear of being burnt in their beds, the fires always! taking race in the night. The landlord of the Houfe in queftion was exa mined. He listed, that the fira fire happened in the front garret of his houfe; it was tint difzer vexed by a mail wlro lodged in it, when he came home late at night, and found the bed and :will- ' ture in flames,in confequence of which he removed the next day; the damage done to the bed, &c. amounted to upwards of 31. which he, the land lord, recovered of the Britilh Fire Office, where his goods - were infured; that the next fire happ.:ned in the fame room, and the third in the back gar ret, both of which did more damage than the t-11; but that he did not make any further application to the Office for thee lotfes,alledgin,g for a reatim that he was athamed to own that in many fires bad taken place at his honk. He, however, ad mitted he had applied to them for the damage done by the three lea fires. All the fires, he Paid, feemed to have been communicated to the beds by a chemical preparation, as on taking come of the afhes to a chymia, he declared phofpliorus had been ufed, and direeted him to open the windows, when foon after the fire broke out in three separate rooms at the fame time. In the courfe of his whole evidence, he cndca voured to fix the guilt on a woman who lodged in his houfe, but had gone away after the two firlt fires : he and his prefent lodgers and fervants were interrogated, but without laying any thing fatisfaOory towards elucidating this fttange bull nefs. There cannot be a doubt but it muff have been done on purpofe, as Mr. Brown declared, that men had been fent to fit up in the haute for feveral nights, and, during their Ray, nothing happened. The Magiftrates direded all the parties fhonld 1 1 attend on a future day for a further inveftigation. A man was examined on the fame day, charged with having defrauded feveral perfons of money hy'pretending to give them notice of writs for debt beug :Sued agaiatt them ; two charges of this na ture being fubflantiated, he was fully committed Ito take his trial for the frauds. The Parifh Officers of Hampftead Norris lave recently adopted the plan of paying their poor on Saturdays intlead of Sunday, in order to prevent the excufe made by (hop-keepers, &c. of their be ing obliged to retail their commodities to the poor on the Sunday. And with a view to facilitate as much as in their power the meafures for enforcing the laws made for the due obfervation of the Sab bath. During the outward-bound voyage of the Lord Thurlow Indiaman, one of the paflengers, a cadet, fell overboard and was drowned. The body of Mr. Aby, who was drowned about three weeks ago, was thrown afhore by the ft.a near North Somercoats. a few days ago, and in. terred with military honours. The remains of a cabinet-maker at Plymouth, who had been miffing fince November, was Come days fince difetivered near Dartmouth forett. The sorpfe was Co disfigured by the birds, infects, &c. as to prefent a molt offenfive fpeet a cle. A traveller, from fome mercantile houfe in Lon don, was taken ill about a fortnight ago, at Lynn ; he went out of the inn where he lodged in the even. ing, and his hat was found in the fubtu bs rest morning. The moil diligent fearch has fiuce been made for him, but in yam. Friday fermi& in the afternoon, a boy about two years and a half old, was run over by a poll chalk near Sidney-College, Cambridge, by which he was fo much hurt, that he died in a few hours. On Saturday tart a boy about ten years of went fo near the machinery of a fcribbling mill, at Woodhoufe Carr, near Leeds, as to be caught by the hair of his head, and inflantaneoufly killed. Saturday as a glazier was cleaning a two-pair of (lairs window in Stanhope flreet, Clare-market, the machine on which he flood gave way, and he fell into the (tree, by which accident his head was literally dafhcd to pieces. Lail week two labouring men belonging to Pal ling, died from drinking to an excefs of fmuggled gin, which had been landed at Wrexham, and was afterwards feized by the Excite Officer at Ludham. Lail week a grinder, in Loxley, was killed by 'the breaking of a (tone, which crufhed him in al fhocking manner. EN GLIC H STATE-LOTTERY...—Nilleteentil Day. —Nos. 34,9 t 4, and 34,406, Prizes of soot.—Nos. 11,756, and 5036, prizes of sod. The Stock Exchange, Lloyd's Coffee-houfe, and the Lottery Offices, arc now thronged all day long with enquities about the Loan, the Definitive Treaty, and the State of the wheel. Two to one was betted yefterday, that Mr. Newland will nn• finance the Loan in three days ;—five to one that the Treaty will arrive in the month of March; and even betting, one of the four Prizes of zo,oool. or one of the two Prizes of io,oool. will be drawn in the courfe of this week, exclufivc of the zo,oool. attached to the firft drawn Ticket, to-morrow morning. What with Loans, Treaties, and Ca pital Prizes, at prefent the public mind is pretty well occupied; however, they will loon be relieved from the latter, as all the Capital Prizes will be , drawn in a few days. LO 'V DO " AI 7 1 . 1 ? cE coRN-rx CHANG i. lON DA Y, MARCH 2 RETURN of V 1:0.-VC i:t Mark-lanc, ineaniing arty 11 ,, A tha eat Ci Maid, to OW t3th of tVlandt, to the new Ads. T.:41-5.; , ZuatZCTS. fivcr.tgt: 761. 0.1. 5 . 14. Ills!.er than lar, rctura. 1".;:t1-: OF HOP,. . . , .. - ..,...... Kmt 3 . I t, :0 4 1 in... ~,, Koit 41 los to 0:2. ..ciox ~. 1 4 .: ,0 so I . i . ' , 4 SUnZ 41 IC3 to 51 Sr i.iicx 31 I4s to 4! o• I'a Fare. 51 cs to 71 oa ;.., :Al ..1; i VI ELI), March .2. *n., 11:,.. 0:c orr.o—p , r (tone of iilb. - . - • .. . ... rt. 4. 81 Ss 3J VC3i Ss 6d to 7s 04 Mart.in -6. o to 7S at Pork - ss 4d to 61 Stodt at M.....1.et thi, morning, Brags ItOC. Sheep gcoc, cad March 12. Per fi.irt: of 81b . by the carcafe. __ _ 3eef Mutton .15 da to 4 1 8d %/tat Ai All to 8d Pork 45 gd to 65 sC 5.5. 41 to 6s Si Prt;cr. Ui• ;1. 3 .Y AND STRAW:Mach 12: Smith:tad. Et. James's. J.Hay 3t0t0551 2 /7 0 to S • 10 0 Straw 116 to 2 ( 2 00to 2 11 0 :71.Acc 515 tu6 I •••••• COALS, March 22. 13,.R Coals in the 1001, al. 26. od per Chaldron. Delivered 2!. Its. od. HADDINGTON, MAit_CH 9. W1:•_-2t. Earley. Oats. Peak. Um. Pirft 42$ cd 28$ od as 6d as 04 as al Seconi 39s od 24$ od 16s 6d 16s ad is ad Third ;Si .d 211 od 14$ od 13$ OJ 13$ 011 Whitech.tr.i. 4 00to 5 24 II t 8 oto 2 8 5 to Oto 6 JZ Y CI.ESIAS riCAL PRO MOTIONS. His 111:j:fly has rrcfcnted the Rev. Dr. John Trotter, Pm. , felror of lichrew in the Divinity College of St. Andrew's, t• be Protefror of Church Hiftory in that College, vacant by the death of Dr. Chart's Wilfun. 1 iis Makily hasaifoprefentedtheßev. Jahn Cook, lkhr.iit-n of Ka:nanny, to be Profeffor of Hebrew, in the room of Dr. promit ()Krim", MAR ctt 20.—The Rev. J. White, Tic Prebon.- sitry of Gloiluitt r, and A rchhi Poop Laud's Profeffor of Arabic: in this Univerrity, is appointed Regius Prufeiror of Heb r , Av . and Canon of Chrill Church,in the room of the late Dr. Blayne" DnribiNpii April 14. Francis Hawke, of Sheffield, Yorldhire, fildmithi deal. r and chapman, at eleven, at the Rot: and Crown, in April as. Will;am Bayley, of Biiflol, linen-draper, dealer atd chapman, at Eger,. n, at the Rummer Tasenn, Br![tot. April 21. Jafper R,chardfein, of Carline, Cumberland, grocer, dealer and chapn:an, at elev.,u, at the Blue Bel!, Caddie. May t. Thomas Hoadc, late of Chtrtfcy, llurrey, dealer and chapinan, at twe:vc, at GuildhzU, London. April 3. Abram :fain% Franco, of Amcriczorquare, London. nier:hant, at ten, at Zuildhall. April t 6. Henry Hoyte. of Ilminller, Somerfetfhlre, grocer and ironmonger, dealer and chapinan, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn in Chard, Somerfetfhire. April 13. Hairy Jacob and Jnfeph Jacob, late of Milford, Pembrokefhlre, chip builders, dealers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 29. Willi Jm Lntert, of Manchelter, plumber and gizect„ at two, at the Comtnerci.tl inn, Manchelter. Ap: it t 2: Wili4tp Wells, of Kirton,' in the diviilon of Holland, I.incclnfhire. thopkeeptr, lealer and chapman, at three, at the White H.rt Inn, Button. A ril 30. Lav:Ll Lloyd, of Oxford-ftrcet, Middlefex, fikard fmith and Calcium, at onc, at GuildhalL April 24. jOitl Newcomb, of Pall-Mall, Middlefex, boat— maker, at twelve, at Guildhall May 1. RiLhard Willis, of the Crefeent, Minorics, London, * merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 12. William Ireland, Nathaniel Calvert, James Overt:Dd. ' aad Corney Tomlinfon, all of Lancafter, merchants, and partners with Robert Band, of the Bland of Trinidad, mer chant, at ten, at the Grapes Laneafter. _ _ _ April Is. Jeremiah Royl, and Thomas Peach, of Manchetter e cotton-n,:umfAtturcr3. dealers, cbapmen, and copartners, at thre,:, at Hillidpf, Tarcrn, Alaachefter. April 7. John Bi.w•kk the yot.nger, of Monkwearmouti-Shore, Durham, butelu.r, twclv.:, at the George Inn, Sunderland near the April act. Samuel Parfonage, of Manchelter, plumber and gla zier, dealer and claapmau, at three, at the Commercial In% Manchefter. BIRTHS. At Large, in Ayrfhirc, on the 7th inftant, the Lady of Co lonel Hyndman, of a fon. NIARRII.D. On Saturday, by the Hon. and Rev. Edward Legge, Charlet Hint, Efq. Superintcndant *1 the Alien Department, to Mifs Anne hlaria Sctoa, youngeft daughter of Daniel Seton, Efq.Freiident of the Council of Surat. Vciterday morning, at St. James's Church, Adam Wood, FN. of Titchfiehl-flnet, St. Mary.la-Bonne, to Mire Brough ton, daughter of the late Rev."' horoas Broughton, re for of Allhallows. This day, at St. Mary's, Aldernfanbury, the Rev. Stephen Freeman, of Ponder's End, to MA's Corneek, f the flute place, daughter of the late Mr. Corneek, of Chcaph de. On the t Ith inttant, Archibald Cochran, Efq. younger, of A lkirlt, to Mils Elizabeth Sum rville, only daughter of George Somerville, Efq. of Aitioufe.._ _ _ _ - . On the ryth it.f.ant, at Edinburgh, James Grahame, Er* Advocate, to IV:lib Janet Graham, daughter of Richard Gra -11.. of Litatwoud. Mond:l fifollight, at St. Mary's, Reading, Jofeph Henry Palmer. Efq. of the 7th Light. Dragoons, to Mirs Maria Sow don. of C.:!tle-ftrcet. Saturday lift, by Inacial li.:ence, Captain Williams, f the Royal Cornwi'll Militia, to Mifs S. Hocken, chicle Lughtce of Jul ph Hecken, of Falmouth. . t;rn . . Pcll, Efq. of Ifcllbrook,q2ccu's county, to Mira Fozall„ of A rran-TIA y, ntr.D. On Tuefday bft, after a Cr.! t :iinth, Mr. John Smith, of Oulfton, near Eafingwold, in the County of York, well knows to , hegentlemen of the turf as a Pedeltrian Trainer. Lamely, at B,dlay, in the 3 ttli year of his age. James Hamil ton, Fig. of Garthaminek. Captain-Lieutenant in the Priacefs Royal's O'N7l late Feueible Cavalry. At Carnßid , the 9th irft. h'ifs Eliza liouftoun, eldeft daugh ter of the Lit, Dr. I.e. 1-I.)unoun of the State of Georgia. On the tsth inft. after a thort illnefs, James Walker, Plumber. Greenock. At A uchterarticr. the fath inft. the Rev. William Kemp, R.D. of tie U:.ircrfity of Cambridge. At Weldolt-houre, Lorne, Efq. At Wi lwood, on tie tzthinit. Hugh 1., .gin, Efq. of Logan. At Dunbar, on the iv hi init. Mr. Thomas Mak, upwards t,f tin years a merchant in that placc On :hc e.d init. Mrs. Dodds, wife of William Dodds, Efq. of Lately, at Kelfo, in the 84th year of her age, Mifi Agnes Hutehinfon. _ _ ...... Saturday morning at Falmouth, Sir Michael Nowell, late of PellWart7C, mar tl:At :own: On the tyth intt. in the 93th year of her age, Mrs. &bun, of Marlboronzh. Tlzu rfd y MorniVg.Ntr. Green, of liArn e Park Farm, Son ni ng O❑ the 18:h '' ' 'll:Ands flume, of White 1-lart Lanc, Tot tenhdut, htiddl k., aged 75. Oa !lie ty h 1:11.. Mrs. 13Ai;fhave, of Parliarnent-ftreet, Weft minftcr, aged 12. *ante d:.y, at Fur:iral'i Inn Cof`.•ee-houfe, Holborn, Nicholas Webb, former: l : of ti..: City of OlouLeiter, aliens arils of Eb• we: th, in the cuan:y of Gloaccfter, Efq. aged 63. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO MORROW. Morning - so minutes after 4 Afternoon - 12 rni ,, incs atter 5 LONDON: Printe.l for the rropriours. by JOHN DANIEL, tat' faeruaby-ftrert) at the S AA PIIINTING-OirlF, No. r, arey-ftreet ; and ytthlifhed by LEVEL KI NT, (ou r Can terbuty-phee, Lambeth), at Na 1. Carey-ftrect, and at the Sr ti-Or res. Temple-Bar; to whkh Office gll c.rntnuui done for the gorroa are requeital to be addreffetl. r%