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IV CONTINUATION VtONI TN k PINCH/IMO PAGE. Wednefday arrived in Leith harbour, the Earl Ma. rbmont, of London, Capt. Howmtn from Malta, laden with fah. This vetrel has been de• pined for fume time at Falmouth, wind bound, where mews: put under quarantine, and difcharged therefrom in purfuance of an order of Council. A cod-boat belonging to Dyfart was uplet, dur ing the hard gale laft Sunday fennigid. betwixt that place and the Ely, and the crew, cnrdifting of two men and three boys, all relations, drowne d. Their bodies, with the boat, were found next morning. GKEiwocK, Fa.. 2.—We lead one of the moll fevere norm; on Sunday night that we have ex perienced this winter, accompanied vith heavy (towers of hail. The (hipping at the Tail of the Bank drove confiderably during the gale. The Commerce, Captain BeowN, from Ltfbon, with cotton and fah, arrived and came to anchor in Gourock Bay, but drove during tae night, and was very near ashore on the Rofeneath (hoe, when the gale abated ; the. however, arrived in fafety in tha u lloads yeßetday forenoon. This veffel failed from Lilbon on the gth ult. and has had a very boillerous ,paffage ; law only one vette' all the time, hut, owing to the hada& of the wea, titer, could not fpeak her. The American brig Peggy, THOMPSON, from Lifbon, with fruit, bound for this port, failed five days before the Commerce. On Friday Lift, there was towed on (bore at the 7 ldand Cumbracs, a mall with a top-fail and top-gallant fail on it. The (loop Betty, of and . from Rothelay, Roarer M'Kiaov mailer, for Glafgow, seas totally wreck ed at the point olTowart, n, die gale of Thuilday evening lift—cargo herrings, 13 bales of cotton,' and fume mannfaciurod goods beloniing to the Rothrlay Cotton mill C•ar.pany the tnatrcr and crew, about liven barrels of herrings, and eiglit bales of cotton were raved. In November bit, a Spanifh privateer. ernifing oft New Yiok, boarded an American (hip, boand from thence to Hambur , zh, 130 miles E. by S. cif Sandyhook, and treated' :11:m very ill. tod: away the (hips jolly-boat and five oars, as ado all their frefh beef, cabbage, apples, and flock 61b. The boarders alked the Captain if there were any Eng lifis (hips in New York ; they were told there wet e force, but none to fail former than the 2.)th ; upcn Paying this, he was immediately knocked down by the Lieutenant, who (lid they were waiting there for the George and Mary, Loth Engliflt which they looked for every day. The pirate has, however, been completely difappointed, as the veliels alluded to have arrived, the George here, and the Mary is the velrel uhich has ken unfortunately driven on (bore in Loch:adaal. The -privateer is the fame that captured the American (hip Zenobia, bound for ilamburgh,which was re• cam by tine Thorns', of Glafgow, Capt. i cec LAY, and fent into Tortola. Accounts are received here, that feveral retie's were driven ashore in the violent gale on the 2 lt ult. in Lochendaal, in the iilanci or Iflay. Among !h number is the Mary, Ntcnor.:, front New York, bound for this port. The (hip, it is laid, rill be 1011, but great part of the cargo fined. FEL 4.•- It blew a very heavy pie from the fouthward yefterday, with ;liceflhin rain. The title role uncommonly high ; it was over gre:u, part of the quays; the brealt from the Tar Pots to the Eat Quay head was entirely under water, and the tide was nearly into the middle of the Welt Quay fhade. It was not, however, nearly equal to the remarkable tide we had in January t 796. The gale continued with unabated fury all Light, but checked again Iliddenly round o , N. N. W. The Flora, M'llric for Jamaica, has been driven from the Tail of the Bank to ()Halite the Hill of Ardmore. Arrived this morning, the Fanny, BR A iNt, from New York, after a pillage of 23 days.—The Diana, CROSSIRD, was to fail the fame day for this port. Exsim Rua, Dec. e.g.—The Harmony, of Kirk- I caldy, ANDEasoN, is totally loft on the emit Pomerania ; crew Lived. We gale at prefeht fort weather, with the wind from the S. W. a.—Since our Lill, we have had no arrival l , to or from Scotland. The Leda, Capt. P►ecocx, of and frrm Hull, from St. Peterlburgh, is firanded on the Swedith coalk, near Falkenarg ; the materials and part of the cargo is raved, but it is feared the vefrel wiil remain a wreck. We hare at prcfent a continued fruit, with fnow, but without an; appearance of ice in the Sound. Wind S. W. with thick weather. 6.—For tome days r,,ltt we have had a le were (roil, but without any appearance of ice in the Sound. We have at rrefatt a gale of wind from the S. E. which renders it impoilible for the downward-bound attic!' no.s in the Roads, about 20 Clap to get ancho... The York, of Whitby, Townson, got a-ground in going into India Nivaahar bour;learn we the has fence got off. A Dann Eaft 'hip a-ground on the Swedith coati, within fight of this place, name and other particu lars as yet unknown. JAN. 9.—We have at prefent moderate frofi; without any appearance of ice in the Sound; wind wefierly. The Jean, Hozoos, remains in the Sound, wind bound. Jam. 16.—Since our Raft we have had an intenfe frog until to-day, the weather is more mild, with the wind from the S. W. blowing freth, with every indication of a thaw taking place. The Sound is entirely ant with fixed ice, and no open water to Is fun. The following vet&ls are entangled in the ice in this neighbourhood: alkinntt, of lluedweand. Wilkhden, in Kioge Day. Lasrla. dam. Imams. in ditto. • Am 4 at ilhidda. MR" off Caltrop. Won ufnewnesus, Viewers, ditto. awns% w, 'Anther. ditto. • Ispaebra. liewaaßk, Reynolds, between this place and 1« Raswe l dhao. Traveller, Nowasals, Parker, ditto. Wiiraw aed-idilwp„ Remick Soutberlandt diva The can d Zilhaddr, Mho, off Oaks. about so offs Sim obighisso . • • • 1.411, INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 9. • DRUET.LANt THEATRE. This caufe being called on putty:lnt to adjonre meat, Mr. SOLICITOR-GENERAL raid, that the parties had agreed to an arrangement, and that Mr. She ridan, adopting all his Lordihip's intentions, had waved the propofed refervation of wool. per an num for himfelf, and fool. for his fon, as the debts were larger than expected. Upon this ground, thereforo, he parried receiving any refervation for himfelf until the incumbrances upon the pro perty were reduced. The CI:ANC&LLOP. faid, he had received the laft propofils but laR night. It differed from the for mer in nothing but the alteration made by Mr. Sheridan's refigning the formerly propofed re fcrvation. He thought it would, however, be ne reffary juft to go through the fcheme of accom modation before all the parties. In the &ft place, Ire obferved, his brother Palmer had decided upon the fituation of Grubb, and it appeared, from his a:l2rd, that he was A partner in the management and profits from September 179 f, that he now re mained a partner—the partnerthip, however, de terminable upon notice. It alio appeared that he had made great advances, and was liable for con fiderable fume. New the &ft quellion he wiflied to afk was, had he feen and agreed to the laft pro pails ? Mr. AGAR was about to comment upon the language of the propofal, when the Chancellor wiffied an anfwer to his laft queftion and hcing anfwere o d in the a ffi rmative, he added, that he knew the whole language oldie propofals wanted altering, by reafon of the fait alteration, lo as to mal:c it confident throughout. The next queftion hewifhed to a& was, whether, (ince the hill reeds, the performers and current expences had been regularly paid? This was anfwercd in the affirmative. His Lordlhip next advcited to the provifion for the payment of rent, taxes, &c. and Aced what was done with refF.a to arrears? Mr. LLOYD, on behalf of Mrs. Nunn, lintel, that as the was a very old Lady, and had a large arrear due, if the payment was poflponed till alter many other ,!ebts, the would moll likely never re ceive it in her own perfon. Mr. Gmbh alto, on behalf of executors, prefred for more fpeedy payment than was propofed by the arrangement. The CHANCELLOR obferved, that thofe having legal rights, by a rigid exertion of thole rights, might crush the prooerty, to their own injury and that of others. In the prefent Rate of the con cern. it moil be by temperance and forbearance on the part of all, that thr interefts of all would be belt ferved. After fiime further converfatian on this point, it vas ordered to Ranc! over. His Lordfhip then oblerred upon the provifions made for the paynitut of performers, tiadefmen,androl. per week as luMiflence money to the manager.— He ailed if it was agreed what proportion of this 'latter lum was due to Grubb It was anfw:ted that 7,es. was the admitted proper:ion. With ronea to the chutes providing for the payment of the Rent Charges, his Lordihip ob ferved, that the Rent Char? es, under the deed of 793, ought to he provided for before thofe of a lublequent date, which was not the cafe by the propoiition before liar ; or at kali it ought to up pear that the Rent Chargers of t 793 had agreed the prefent arrangement. Mr. Lrovn faid, he alto appeared for three gen tlemen, authors, 2 , :r. Cobb, Mr. Lewis, and 'Mr. Hoare,_Mr. Cobb was willing to come into th e compofition, but Mr. Lewis and Mr. Hoare could never get their accounts allowed. The CHAtiChLLOR replied, that before he came to the authors, he willed to know what had been done in the cafe of the Iradefmen and performers, and it was in that view of the quellion that he wilhed to fee the compolition deed, that he might hinifelf judge how far it accorded with the plan of arrangement. Mr. SPIERIDAN withed to fay a few words in ex planation. He Rated, that all the performers moll willingly came into the compofition deed, and that the arrears previous to the prefent feafim were fir !rifling, as not to be thought worth mentioning. With relpen to the cafe of Mr. Hoare and Mr. Lewis, the amount of their claims was difputed ; he had, however, propofed that they thould fign for the whole firm they claimed, Cubic& to reduc tion, if, upon invedigation, their claim was not fuhflantiatcd to that extent. His Lord(hip wilhed that there unfettled claims thould be referred to arbitration—and again re verting to th arrears due to tradclmen and per formers, fail he mutt fee the compofition deed be fore he could decide upon that point. Having gone through all the claufes of pro pelled arrangement, his Lordlhip laid he thought he could not do better than follow the path he had•already purfued. He thought they had now got to a &nation which might terminate to the advantage of all parties, and lie Ihould be lorry to overlook any thing which might be hereafter a ground of difpute. He would willingly bear all the reflettions made upon delay, for no delay could be wrong which ended in more pedal jullicc.— He withed, theref ore , t h at t h e concern thould go on as it now did, ;he current expences being regu larly paid, until Saturday week. In the mean time, he &fired to have a copy of the trial deeds, and the Conflict would alfo take into their confe deration and let him know what occurred to them upon thole points which were adjourned, and on that day he would make his final award—but he alto begged that no papers might be tent after Sa turday next. Mr. TROWARD, on behalf of Mr. White, pro prietor of part o f Killigrew's patent, Paid, he was milruaed again to mention his claim. His client's with was merely to get paid, but there was no fund appropriated for that purpofe, and he was at a loti how to aft.. Mr. SHERIDAN laid, that Mr. Harris contracted to align the whole of the dormant patent for ao9ool. Mt. White claimed soool. for his (hare; he did sot accede to this demand, but laid that Mr. White ought to be paid for his (hare only in the proportion of as so,OOOL was to the whole.— With refped to the fund for payment—there cer tainly was one, doe from the Opera Houfe, which he had the pleafure of Rating was now admitted by the Truilecs of that concern. He propofed that it should go to arbitration. The CHANCIILLOR alfo recommended it. ?'r. TROWAILD faid he had no initrudions upon that point. Upon the application of Mr. Grubb, the time for fending in papers was enlarged to the Tod day beyond the Saturday firfl propofed. Adjourned to Saturday fe'nnight. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 9. Mr. EasklNa moved for a mandamus to be di reaed to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sec. of the city of London, commanding them to hear the petition of John Taylor, fuing to be difcharged under the !all Infolvent Debtors' Aft. The ap plication for this man's difcharg e was not made at the Scffions at Guildhall among others, but had been made at the adjourned feffions. The Learned Recorder of the city had no doubt that this man was entitled to his difcharge; but it was oontended on the part of the creditors, that he was not en titled to it, becaufe he was too late ; that he ought to have applied before the feflions were ad journed. The Warden of the Fleet was threatened with a notice, that an anion would be brought againa him for an efcapc, if this defendant was now difcharged; it was fcr that reafon, and it was at the defire of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c. that this motion was made, in order that the mat ter might be dilpofed of by the Court. Mr. Juftice GROSE laid, that a rule fhould be granted ; but he was not lure that this would take a .vay the right of the plaintiff to his anion as he had Hated, provided the man was not entitled to be brought up.—Rule to fhew caufe granted. The ATTORNSY-GENERAL moved for a manda mus to be direaed to the Officers of the Corpora tion of Rippon, commanding them to proceed to the elation of a Mayor of that borough. There had been an eleainn in due form. The day for fivcaring in was the zd of February, but the per fon eleaed had refuted to be fworn in. He was• aware it might be laid, that this was an improper motion, becaufe the party might have an informa tion or indi.lment filed against him for refuting to take upon hirer the office, but a fimilar application had been made, and the mandamus granted for the city of York 1793, when that Corporation was deprived of the benefit of loch an Officer, as was here called upon to affitmc his office, and bad re filled. This was founded on a cafe in the 2111 of Geo. I I.which was moved by Mr. Serjeant Boothe. The precedent for the writ was afterwards pre pared by that Learned Serjeant. Mr. Jake Gross laid, that where the elation was colourable, there were feveral cafes in which a motion of this kind was granted ; hut where the party had been really and fairly cleCed, and re futed to be fivoni in, the cafe was not fo clear, and, for this reafon, there was another remedy ; information or indklment apinft the party him fell. However, the Court granted a rule to thew caufe, to be drawn up for the next Term. On Thurfday night !aft, as the driver of a fifh cart with two hoths, belonging to Mr. Nall', of Bath, was parting through the river, at fichetier, below the bridge, the horfes were fuddenly car ried away by the rapidity of the dream, arid drowned ; the driver cfcapcd. On Friday evening, about fewn o'clocl, a re turn poll chain: bebolging to the L'ard's Alms, Fovant, was flopped between Burcornb and Bur ford by three footpads, who robbed the .liver of about 16s. which he had kill taken for his fare, and then made (AT. John Everett, alias Evcrard, and P:rinenas Far. brqh of Wolverton, in the pai ifh of Mere, '1 arc lodged in Fiiherton gaol, charg(d wi.li utter. ing fori;ed two pJund notes, knowing them to be fo. On Monday laft an inqucft was tam at Da. merham, on the bodies of two infants found in the river. It appeared in evidence, that Sufaima Staples, a young unmarried woman, of the fame place, was the mother, but that the children were flat born, which the Jury certified by their verciiiEl. Lail Friday evening an aged woman fell into a . hole about five feet deep, which had been thame. fully left open, in Buckingham-areet, Pimlico, and was taken out with much difficulty : feveral others ' had experienced fimilar accidents in the courfe of the week. This negligence of the people employ. ed to repair the (*ewers is highly cenfurable. A curious inflance of fwindling detetted, and yet effeaing its purpofe, occurred a few nigirts fince : A thopkeeper at Edinburgh having retired to his back fhop, left the charge of his front (hop to a faithful dog. A genteel drelred woman foon after entered, and without ceremony laid hold of a parcel, which had been left to be called for by a cullomer. The dog, true to his charge, with •rs little ceremony, laid hold of the thief, who drop. ' ped the parcel and fcreamed aloud. The thop- keeper inaantly came forward, beat the faithful guardian of his property, releafed the woman, and, fatisfied with a trifling queflion which the put as an cxcufe for her call, politely apologized for the rude reception the had experienced. More civil obferving the parcel on the floor, he requea ed to know whether the had not dropped it ? Re ceiving, of courfe, an anfwer in the affirmative, the parcel was politely delivered to her, received with equal politenefs, and with many expreffions of thanks, and the lady walked off unmolefted with her booty. Frefh fitpplies of that pleafant, fare and effica cious Medicine, Sprzsauttv's Aiiriscoaauric Does, (by the King's Patent) are weekiy re ceived from the Difpenfary, Soho-fquare, in bottles of ss...nd tl. as. each, by E. NEWIERY, the cor ner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; where may be had, a new edition, being the eighth, of SPILSESTRY'S much admired Treadle on the Scur vy, Gout, Diet, and Remedy, with upwards of one hundred C,aies ; neatly printed in tivo. price 31. 6a, From the LONDCI 4 I GAZETTE, F,L. 9. MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR•OFFICF, FFBRVARY 9. . Bth Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, with cut purchafc—Licutenan: 8711 am Rat ingen, from the I 7111 Foot, vice Foritveu, prommcd to the ><ath Feet; Etifign Thomas Couchc, vice AnucilLy, Cr coded; Enfign Francis Campbell, frotu sotk Foot, rici Church, cloceakti. To be Enfigo.—Adjutant Peter Alylei, vice Couch. 9th ditto.—tofign Erin John 111. Gregor 114crray, from the 8i it Foot, tube Lieutenant, by purch.de, vice Soutlicant, iv 44, rrtireg. estb ditto—Captain Lieutenant Charles atleynapie to be Captain, by purchate, vice I.V.lrcey. Liirstenunt adder Milne to be Captain. by piirchak, 'lee Innes,.•:le. retires. Etifign R. N. Vic`..l,.. to I, Lieutenant, vire 7vt i 'v tyth ditto...—Etifign Oliver I.otig, from the lied not t Lieutenant, without pureLle, vice Robinfon, removed ti the Bth Fott. octh ditto—Hdpital Mate William Millet to be ACRAto Surgeon, vice Rorke, who reGgiis. 2.7 th ditto—The Honourable Charles Stanhope to be without porthole. pit ditto—EnfignWilliam Murphy to be Ll'eutenaut. ii;os 'Walker, decelied. . . . --- 40th ditto--Lafign J. S. Price to be I.iancnant, without pat chafe, vice Jarvcy, promote:: M the '....7apc Regiment. en fign Chriflian to be Liemmant,svithout purcSafe. vacs Warner, removed to the loth Light Dragoons. Sad Regiment of Foot—Lof:gn Shaw to be Lieute nant, without purchafe, vice newel, who mini frifizu Robert C. Harker, from the Argyll cncib les, to be Ex:age. by purchafe, vice Shaw. 6 tit ditto—rnfign James Carmichael to be Lieutenant, by par chafe, vice Davc7, d in the 6oth Foot. 86th Ditto—Major ienry irnns, from the Surrey Rangers, to he Major, vice Baillie, who xi.hang,s. A Corps of inf.:fury—Colonel John Fr.:Lit* be Colonel Com. mandant. BRIVET. Captain John Taylor, of the 25th F 4 ,4, to be Major is tine Army. Corntniflion dat. 4 Sept. 2, Surrry Rangers. Brevet Lieutenant Coleml Hugh Baillir, from the 86th Foal, to be Major, vice Torrens, who exchllnzt.... BANKRUPTS. John Graham, of Berwick.-upon-Tws•ed, bok•r, dealer and ama in:lll, to Ifirrentler March z, 3, and 23, at eleven, at the ht..f.a. of Robert Gi!thrift, int:k cepa. in weedmoutli Durham. Attondec, Mr. Turcbull, Berwick-upon-flow"; or Mr. Sanderfo Palfgrave-PLue, Louder. James (. 11 11114Th:in; now or late of Yorford, Suffolk: grorar, liner-draper, dealer and chapman, Feb. 16, 27, and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hatll, Poultry, London. John Edward llolrnes and William Holmes, of Cropoy-fctiore. Loodor., merchar.ti, dealers, eli.:pmen, and cupartr rc, Feb. " " 13, 16, acd March 23, ut ten, at Guildhall. dittotavy, Mai \ %%atom, Girdlera-H.19, I;a: irghall -.trc t. William 'f rerrlat, of Tatms, Devon; thopkeeper, dea'cr atkil durniatt, Feb.:,;, 24, and .7\ i..rc4 23, at fuu:, at th e Glube . - Tavern, in Exeter. Alcirrs. Batten . an4,AcPice. 'feniple, London; or Mr. 2.ittiford, ficcter. • :Mont y Bent, of Dav9niiine, the parifli of Eccles, Lanicaffiirr, cotion-manufad2urer, draler, and eliiiprnan, ‘3. at C6VCII ' at the Star lon, Alan.liclier, and Mardi 23, at fix, at theKitt'A Arma Inn, Laneafter. Attorney, Mr. Robin fon, Nlanc better. - • lfaac Role Dale, of Eect,r, earthenware man, dealer and chap man, Feb. 26, 27, and March a 3, at four, at the ;Aar lon, is Fxctcr. Attonsies. Mr. Benjamin Fullat, Paper-build:nip, loner Temple, London ; or Mr. ilrutton, F.seter. Frances Lodge, of Lontrfradt. Yorkibire, vintzkv, dealer aid ehaprnan, Feb. 22, at five, Leh. 24. and March 23, at t n,at the Red Lion I. n, Attornies, .- Milton the your., - .4 ? of P,.:,...:: ta ;ur Alt. IQcSard liattye. Chancertlane.J.union Walter Jacks of l'.rittul, rt.:ref:ant, dealer:znd chaprtan, Fat. 16, 27, and March 23, It cicvcn, A the ihdh :cavern, ltrie.el. . .. . Atturnies, IVleffrs. lt,tl jamcs, al, Grars-lon-hinare, I.undon ; ~ r Mr. Ifaa. 42 , 14;.'e. If.tac Hancucke, of Bridt,.l ch. f.:dlor, Fehrn . nry 23, 14. ad March 23, at elraftn, ti.,; Lath 'riven', lirittul. Atti.ndts, Meths. Ltwis and James, Cray'rlau-fuluart., Loudon; or Mr. Ilenry I)avis, jan. Drina I)IV WENDS. Feb. :6. Charles Lindgren, Minc!nriane, London, trod Andrew Linde,:ren the yok.oger, of Portftnou:h, rnerclnita.% at one, a: Guddhall. Fdh. a 7. Henry blo'ec. of Ihrndo7ll:m, grnrrr , fnor, dc . .der and ehapc:an, at el,v,n, at th • ••tqrh. Tay.rn, Dirnt Feb a 7. John (7atp.,r Hartlir 1 , Julitt4 I intcHnfon, and %Viiiiant Play air, London, batilacro, .!e.th.TS, claapruar. and copartner,, at ore, at C.: uild f:C•L Feb. 27. Luke rhifehall, of Sowb:mpton, draper, dealer and . . ehapnian, at twelve, at i .ondon. Feb. 17. Eleanor Child, or Stiuth.ilreet. St. I.tkc, Nfidilefor, haler and ellapvioinao, at eleven. at Gud.:sall. Kb. 27. ( icor7e ETA, lopkccper,at tivclre„ a• Guildhall, Loadon. March 2. Sarah Cuninsmnrth, of Thtcentry, Northarniitina fhirc, r, at at the White Sheaf Inn, Davcntry. March a. John kutiteley, of (leiter, wine-nierchavt, at ei.Tai, at the Yatelt Inn, NVatergate-itrect, Chat March 6. Nicholas Kohne, Andred Boycott, and John pher Schalek, of Itifhopf;fate-ftreer, London, mere/Jams, dealets and chapnieo, at ten, at GnililhaiL March George 1.1r0,1. of Oxford-I!reet, Mia..llcfcx, draper, a one. at Guii March 9. Thomas Hopton, Suffolk, baker, at elcs-11, at Guildhz:l. London. March 9. 'll :tunas °Nal, of Albion-areet, Chtifteharelt, Surrey, merchant ar.d inforcr, at elev,:n, at (lnikihall. March 16. Jufel h Waketicld, Edward Wakefield, Thomas Pratt, and John Mien, hoc of Lad-lane, London, merchants and copartners, it t..% dye, at GuildhalL May 4. Samuel Ireland, of St. Clement Danes, Middlefeip merchant, Zoller and chapman, at one, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. On Sunday laft, at Blackheath, the Lady of the Rev. Pro feiTor Lloyd, of Catrhridg.:, of a dauphter. Monday morning, Mrs. Forli.cr, in South Audley-ftrect, a daughter. On Cie 3d inftant, Mrs. I.asrrenfon, of inverighty, of a fort, MARRIED. Tign lay, James Du Ffq. of .llderrnan's Walk, to Mire Ame 11 1 1.:ria Stone, daughter of Robert Stone, Efq. of Brez ton 1011 e, Efq. DIED. Yeftcrday morning, at his houfe, in Mansfield-ftriet, Port land-place, the Duke of St. Alban's. His Grace had long been indifpofed. On the :toth ult. Mifs Sufatna Twaddle'', of Upper Norton ftreet, Portland-place._ In the Weft It;dics, Captain Thomas Porter, of the RuyA Irina Artiikry. At Edinburgh, the 28th ult. Mrs. Jean Ortnfton. On Friday laft, in Old Bt.rling•on•ftrect, Mrs. Heaton, wife of John Heaton, Efq. A few days fin cc, at nnhnry, :gcd 80, R. Knight, Erg. Cham berlain and Juftice of the Peace of that Isorouch. He wab la ther of the Corporation, and had (erred the olSce of Maysr feveral times. At lurgan, the Rev. Henry Gamble. At Uuncannon Fort, Lim:. Smith. In I,l'.iterforti,the wife of Inf. Powcr,Efq. of Newtown, near Tralee. On Monday fennight, ng.n.l se, Mr. Peter Smith.fchoolinaf ter in Oxford. At Glafgow, en the 30th oh. 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