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THE WORM OF THE STILL. I have found what the fo puzzled to tell, The true linpe of the Devil, and where is his Hill, Into Serpent., of old, crept the Author of ill, Bu: Satan works now as a Woum of the S Of all his migrations this IA tic likes bill, How rh;:arrozant reptile here raifes his civil, Ili* heed wilding up from Nac tail of his plan, 'Till the worm Qauds , emit, u'cr the proltrated Man! Here lu Joys to transform, by his magical fpcll, 'fht fwcet milk of thc earth to an illoice of Hell; F.7rmented our food, and corrupted our grain, 'To faniiih the tioniach .nd madden the brain. It y Li, water of life,what diftradlion and fear ! lip .iie!floom of in light, what pale fpedtres appear I A !:`,ltion keeps time with Lis finance, nice the ptiffions fpring forth in a horrible ditit.e. Then prone on the earth. they .data in the dull, A man's baler half, raid,' in room of Li. i•ufl; Such urgic. the ri, hts of the drtinkard dirt lay, But how black wiili woad, how benighted his day! With drams it lwains, and with drams it mutt end, The dram i• hi: country, his miftrefs, his friend; Then his aify'd hcart hates i:ltif at the lA. And a dram nervcs his hand for tile de.ith-,'.ring tErli that mother, that monitzr,thzt flame, ard t! - ,t Ste h, r child hang dead-drulik at the iirealt of its tictre, Aa it ciriirs from I'vr arm, mark her fitipifed ftrre, 'till the w,..1‘..s with • yell, and a Luzli of defpair. Is this the promis'd our Nation, This, the UNION, diiroled in a cup of damnation, Lich nor Ch:mcillnr, Cosine, extols as divine, To train Li) our f-te and our fortunes, ashvire Drii.k, Er. IN, drink deep from the cryflallim r.:itnd„ Till the t,rture Llf-recoliccnion b.! &own% Till the hope , of thy heart b, all ri'd to Clone, Tlhm fit down in the dirt, likc a Qw w on icr throne. No frenzy for edom to lkilt o'er the brain, "thou than Um: to the mufral clank cf the chain ; A crown of chap !Irani *IA rtTll rich to thine eye, And peace and good order will reign in the fty. Nor boalt that no track of CI,- Vip r 71 fLtn, To Rain thy pure furface of ctrwra; l grctn; For the Serprnt will never want polfon to kill. While the :+t of your fields [cols thc U'oitis of the STILL Irdanif...ferdt 1. lik ASSIZES. Surrey Mixes commenced yeflerday, when Fe & Br9un, a Mulatto man, was tried for an airatilt with an intent to, commit a rape on the body of E. Barnes his fellow fervar.t. The parties were both in the fervice of Mr.' Walker, a telpellab:e country Gentleman ; they were left at home together, and citcumflances very atrocious inJecd on the part of the pi ironer, happened to the profecutrix, which we forbear to Mr. GUIREy for the defendant, exerted himfelf very ingenioutly, and endeavoured by argument to counteract the effeEt the evidehce might have on the Jury, and called two witnefles. Mr. SY LVF ST F R, in a vet y able reply, comment" ed on the c►idence adduced for the profecution, and altO the defalce attempted to he fet up. He pointed our to the Jury the mild, gentle, and mo ped demeanor of the plaintiff, the quicknefs with which (he had made the affatilt known to her mo ther and a female fiend, and the circumflance of her thrieking for near thief: quarters of an hour having Ala: turd the neighbours. B iron Horn AM inertly charged the Jury, who in a momeat found him guilty, and he immedi ately received fentence of imprifonment for fix months. The Nottinghandh;re ACGzes commenced on Thursday, Augnit 5, herue Mr. Julhce HEATH, and Sir ALsz. l'unmrsom, Knt. W. Bown, alias Brown, was charged upon the oath of James Sellers and joftph Plaits, of having been convicted about two years ago, of Healing a gun from a perfon cf Annefley, in this county, for which he was tried at the General Quarter Seffrons held at the Shire Hall, in Nottingham, on Mon day the z rlt day of April I 800, and ordered to be tranfported for (even years, and was removed and put on hoard the Lion Hulk, Portfmouth, from whence he has efeaped before the term of his fen tence was erpired.—Condemned, but reprieved. Wm. jalland airs charged upon the oath of Wm. &ilia% of Plumtree, farmer, and others, with Healing three theep, the property of Wm. Beallall, on the morning of Friday the feventh of May lall. Condemned, but reprieved. jolosliowit was Charged upon•the oath of John Marley, of Sutton-in-Afhfield, carrier, with lieal ing, out of his cart in Mansfield, on :he azd day of July, a bridle and (addle, and a lack, contain ing fume dieffed leather, the property of Samuel Hall and Samuel Olivcr.—Tranfpoi cud for (even years. Krkard Pal and lA= Langley, were charged upon the oaths of Robert Revell and others, on a fulpicion tftlealing out of a cart belonging to RICHARD BIYRD:O4, Efq. on Friday le'nnight onz bundle of cotton, and one bag, the property of Richard Burden, as the faid cart was travelling from Langwith to Mansfield.—Langley was ac quitted, and tranfported for feven years. At Wniceficr there were no caufes of any par ticular confequence at the Ay Prior Bar, and only twenty-three prifimers for trial; of whom four were capitally convicted, and received fcntence of death, viz.— .736ph We) and Wm. CLambers for honfe-break ing, the former at Kidderminher, and the latter at Bellbroughton. .6tyrtilla Fume', for privately healing printed entt..n, atDedley ; and.. Barry Drury, fur dealing a gelding, the pro pert iliadley, of Kingfnorton. 'll , e three former were reprieved, and come fa vourable circumilances appearing in the cafe' of Dru.), he was refpiteri till lurtl:r orders. Pa:rtici Sullivan, Thomas Remains, and Jarrat for the murder of Samuel Porter, bottler nt the New Inn, Perthore : after a trial of feveral hours, in which it appeared that the unhappy cir cumflance originated in a violent difpute between the parties, and that the deccafed had Bruck one of the foldiers a fevere blow, the Jury pronounced a verdid of Guilty againfi Rankins, and acquitted the other two: but in confequence of its being conlidered as an affray, and fome doubts arifing on the lubjed, it is to be prefemed for the opinion of the twelve Judges. Glonceder Atlizes commenced on Thurfdav morning. Mr. jullice LE BLANC prelided at the Crown Bar, and Mr. Jifitice LetwaLscs, at Ay; Prius. The former briefly addreffedhimfelf to the Grand Jury, congratulating them on the fmall number of prifimet in the Calendar (twenty-one), which, he observed, must chiefly be attributed to the vigilant difeltarge of their duty in a roagiAe rial capacity ; and when h:: recollected their able and zealous conduit at times when they had a much more arduous talk to perform than devolved to them at pr.Zent, he deemed it unneceffary any longer to detain them, perfedly fittisfied that buil nefs of inch importance could not be configned to a more able Jury. The Court then proceeded to businefs, %shell tour prifoners were capitally con vided, and reecived fentence of Death, but were all reprieved before the Judges left town, viz.- 7 bourns Swirl:, for flealing from a field in the parish of I.landilo Creffenny, Monmouthfhire, a light brown mare, the property of Wm. Parry. To/4h if /W(6 for dealing Liz flieep from Stough ton Common. I)a,:id FlLdt, for flealing fundry articles of wear ing apparel, in the dwelling-bnufe of John Whit tard, of Co:ley ; and Hatifr, for treating in the dwAling-houfe of IVm. Nect, one flyer watch, value 205. and about 41. in money his property. At the A•ifi Priui &a, came on to be heard, a caufe of Conte importance to the public. It was founded on the amine of (eeit Liizabeth, for the prottaion of petfons, of ‘Cllatever Lufinefs, who had tervcd a regular apprenticefhip to the Cane ; and the particular cafe in the prefent inftance was, whether the defendant, as a clothier, was entitled to exereife the tiade of a weaver, without being apprcn.iced to, or following, the Winds for (even years. In order to preferve harmony among the individuals interested, the Counfel propofed, and the parties agreed, to withdraw a Juror. Mr. juflice LAIVIENCI exprefled his approba tion of this iffne of the bufinefs, obferving, that the ftatute most explicitly and inconteflibly efta blithed, that a legal apprenticethip, or follow. in g of a trade, for the cuftomary period, was the only proteCtion for the undilturbed exercife of it, by any pen lon whatever. There were feveral fpecial Jury caufes tried, which detained the Court till tight o'clock on Sa turday evening; and owing to this preffure of bu finds, their Lordthips were obliged to depute Mr. Serjeant WILLIAMS to open the commidion at Monmouth, who e he arrived about eight o'clock. MAIDSTONE ASSIZES .- SMELLER D. LEVI. The plaintiff in this action had fome time !ince entered into partnerfhip with the defendant, a Ill verfinith and watchmaker at Canterbury. The concern was a 'Wing one, and an account was taken with a view to the diffolution of the part nership, when it appeared the defendant was in debted to the plaintiff, in the fum of 701. for which it was agreed he fl - mid give a note payable at fix months. It was Hated by the plaintiff's Counfel, that this note had been afterwards art fully obtained poffellion of by the defendant from the plaintiff, who, thereby deprived of his fecurity, was under the necetlity of proceeding at law, to recover the (urns he had diiburfed on account of his partner. This aftion was brought for the fum of 71. a moiety of what the plaintiff had paid for fitting up the (hop. It was proved that the work had been done, and that the plaintiff had paid for it. The maid fervant of the plaintiff deputed, that one day in her mailer's abfcnce, the defendant came to his houfe, proceeded to the place where he kept his papers, and took away the note for 701. laying he was authorifcd to do fo. On the part of the defendant it was contended, that after the diffolution of the partnerfhip, the plaintiff had called upon him and delivered up ' the note, at the fame time telling him, a regiment of foldiers was coming to Canterbury, and that it would be for their mutual advantage to continue to trade together, as they would have an opportu nity of felling a number of watches. ' Judith Abrahams, a young girl, (wore pofi tively the was prefent when the plaintiff Cant to her matter's honk, and delivered him the note.— It was evident from her manner, the was fwearing to a falfity, and, accordingly, the Judge commit. ted her, and ordered her to find bail to anfwer to an indiament.—The Jury returned a vcrdid for the plaintiff. Saturday evening, in confequence of a difpute with fume girls of the town, a seafaring man was murdered in St. Catherine's Line, Eat Smithfield. He received no lcfs than lit different wounds in his breall, from thy blade of a clafp-knife, one of which proved mortal. Sunday fenniglit four young men, Mat. Browne, Hans Browne, John Grant, and Caleb Stephens, were apprtheuded, charged with being concerned lin killing a man on the ilrand, near the light-houfe, Dublin, in a quarrel. He got his death by a (hot in the belly from one of the above-mentioned per fims. They had been on a boating party, and put in at the light houfe, and the gun which killed the unfortunate man they had brought out with them or thooting tea fowl. They were on Monday brought betore a Magillrate, and underwent ex amination. They are ail under twenty years of age ; the deceaftd has left a wife and children, ani lived near Temple-bar Dublin. A Coroner's Inquett was h e ld on t h e Monday upon the body, after which one ut the young men, Caleb Stephen,s was ordcied to be lodged in the New Prifou ; the other three were di!charged. Saturday, Mathew Vardy and Edward Nee, wet e pillored at the Royal Exchange, Dublin, purtuant to their ftmtatce. for being concerned in COUNTRr NEWS. EDINBURGH, AUGUST j.—From every part of the country we ate infUrtned that a more lustiti• ant crop never covered the ground, and if We are Melted with warm weather and 1 - mllll4lc, the bar veil promiles to be molt abundant. Ycilei day and this day have been very favourable, and are like ly to repair any injury occafioned by the rains. A volent (torn of rain and thunder came on in the neighbourhood of K.:Ili) on Saturday lan. The flalhes were very fit:Tient, and the peals Ire mendoufly loud. It broke upon the Ednam highway, at a diflance not more than two feet from the porter's lodge at Sydenham. An intel ligent correfpondent, who, with many others, had been driven into the lodge for flicker, defcribes the roaring of the thunder, which fuccecded the falling of the thunder-bolt, as louder than the firing of a battery of cannon:" and as producing Inch an effect upon his mind, that it required a Ruing, though m unentary, effot t of recolleCtion, to convince him that he had not fallen a facritiee to the war of clemen t . The Rot rn did not lad longer than half an hour ; nor have we heard of its having done any fcrious damage. For fome days pail feveral cart loads of I& of j Mann fr.:lh herrings have been brought to Dum- flies market, wki. h fold at one a halfpenny, and two for three halt pence. _ _ _ 'Neat) , afternoon, arrived here in two poll chaifes, from Dumfries, fix convia,, in chains, on their way to Botany Bay. Thurflty night, there was a great deal of lightning here. The ilallses were very vivid and beautiful. Thurf.lay. as a chimneyfweeper was fweeping a chimney in the Grafs Market, part of the chimney and a can gave way, and fell into the (tree, with the poor man, who was carried to the Infirmary fo feverely hurt, that he died loon after. RFADING, AVGUST 9.—On Welnefday lafl the dwellingh life of John Flirter, of 114 wthotn•hill in the parith of IVatfield (a poor labouring man) was broken open, by pufhing in a pannel of the wall, while the man and hk wife were at work, and fe veral articles of wearing apparel flolen and car ried inf. The fame day the dwelling houfe of Walter Holloway of Hazlewood Green, in the pa. tith of Binfield, and near the above, was alio bro. Ice.n open by pufhing in a pannel of ihe wall, and m.tny articles of wearing apparel, filver fpoons, a gold ring, &c. to a confiderable amount floign therefrom, and carried off, undoubtedly by the fame villain, who it is fuppofed had committed fome other robbery previous to that at John Flit ter's, as a bafket was found neer W. Holloway's houfe, containing two thirtsbelonging to John Flit ter, and a pair of good (beets, marked and num bered, a large Bible, and Chamberlain's Hillary of London and Southwark. A perfon of fulpi, i. ous appearance was met the fame day between the houses of Flitter and Holloway with a bafket of the above defeription, and afterwards met by leveral perfons with a large bundle only, and fol lowed towards this town, where it is lance dife.)- vered he pawned feveral of the above mentioned articles, and made his efcape ; but he has fence (by the exertions of Melfrs. Davis and Parker of this town) been taken at Newbury, and fafely lodged in our gaol. From tit LONDON GAZETTE, Aunt to. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFTICI, AUGUST 7. 6th Regiment of D uarter-Mafter James Nugent to be Adjutant, with the Ran of Cornet, vice Lugard, who religns. . _ . 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Veterinary Surgeon George Landers, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Ferguffon, fuperfeded. 14th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate John Hopkins Radford to be Al fißant-Surgeon, vice Riviere, who refigns. 17th Ditto—Thomas Turner, Gent. to be Cornet, by purckafe, vice Barclay, promoted. 20th Ditto—Enfign Lorenzo O'Toole, from the 48th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Rofe, promoted. 24th Ditto — Captain Henry Monckton to be Major, by pur chafe, vice Johnfon, promoted in the 28th Foot ; Lieutenant Denis Bodkin to be Captain, vice Monckton. au, Ditto—Cornet John Mac/sett to be Lieutenant, by put , . chafe,vice Honyman, promoted. 9th Regiment of Foot—Enlign George Taylor, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purehafc, vice Myers, who re tires; Entign John Medlin, from the 58th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Croft' promoted. Isth Ditto-.. Major James Robinfon to be Lintenant.Colonel, by purchafe, vice Madden, who retires; ctiartetylvtaiter Jahn Bolt, from the Half-pay of the late sd battalion, to be Quarter-Mafter, vice Patterfon, who exchanges. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant John Galway, from the Half-pay of the seth Foot, to be LiClitalia/t,ll/CC 1.41C00, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 68th Ditto:—Major William Jobnfon, from the asth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colos;c1, by purchafe, vice Chambers, who retires. 29th Ditto—Enfign Algernon Langton to be Lieutenant, by purehak, vice Burtktt, promoted; John Jebb, Grin. to be Enfign ' vice Langton. 36th Dittet-a-Captain George Monkland, from the 9th Welt India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Morgan, who ex changes. 43d Ditto—Enfign James O'Donnell to be Lieutenant, wi t h out purchafe, vice De Yonge, promoted. Sid Ditto—Cornet John Kerwin, from the :Bth Light Dragoons, to Enfign, by purchafe, vice Miller, who retina. 6a4 Ditto—Enfign Robert Henry Diek,from the 7tth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Macleod, promoted in the 3d Writ India Regiment ; Matthew Yelverton, Gent, to be Enfign, by punt:ale, vice Bradley, promoted. 77th Ditto—George Wright, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice M'Qua rrie , promoted in the soth Foot. 9th Welt India Regiment.—Captain John Drigue Morgan, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain, vice Monkland, who exchanges. tit Devonlliire Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeo. manry Cavalry. --•-• - • - • Major John Worth to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Stafford Northcote. Lord Gimes to be Major, vice Worth. Weft Kent Gentlemen and Yoemanry Cavalry. Tomes Chapman, Gera. to be Comet,vice Monfort!, who raps. Pembrokefhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant-Colonel joibua Roach to be Captain of a Troop, vice Jordan, who refign MEMORANDUM. The Exchange between Captain Cornelius Cuyler, of the 33d Regiment, and Captain Thomas Huggins, of the 64thIRcgiment of Foot, as fisted in the Gazette of the 12th June Lift, has not taken place. Lieutenant William Metcalf; of the tyth Foot, who was fu perfeded in the Gazette of the 24th ultimo, is rcinitatcd in his Rank. 'rhr muirrenpritinneel Offireva sr. futkerretlerl. VIZ. Denbarfoil ro:c1,1!;. Captain Jarncs Binning thi nk .o i r nt liulilln Alexander atvidion, b;:int; mithc.,c I are CADNANCh-OFFICE. AUCUtT 3. Royal Reg.rrwnt I%f Ai title! v. Captain-1 lei:tenant • 1b .111411 Due. moan to bv kob, rt Lawfici. 1. Dare,: JO!, Firtt i I.ifebore to be Cart: in Linw:an.t, vice Dowi.ni..n. Daiid as a!rove. SVCOnli Francis 13e.,!. ;field to be rira ice Lefe::ti , e D.ti.4 as above. BANKRUVIVY surrß 11 . 3 m Batman the youotcr, of o,p:flaw:tor:v cunt fa . York:ite, ...tor. BANKRUPTCL S ENLARGI..!). Sept. t 6. \Valiant Cochran, Now ..r Lute or nurr.: them, deakr and Chapman, at fie J,ll, t ta't M., Nl:MC:leiter. liC1)1. t b. Rubor,. 'William F.f.ton pp, tu ife Sir Bobo . : Murray Bru.wl 4.'1A2. fat ,uf St. Mary la Bonne, backer. at r,•• •, at Guilt . ..all. BANEIt 11 Is. Richard Welton, of Shepron Son:erfetaiire, liy ti r _ merchant, dealer a1..1 fun cud, r S at. e, 23. at u'ev n, at the 8.,.!! n.l, is Sheptnn-Min.t. Mr. I "Mi., 3haptno•7.l.t.i.:;: cr Mr. Warty, N uv. Inn. John Kai 'ridt tbc elder, of Bierningluam, benow. e ,„;,„. dealer and charnan, Au7ult 27. ut four, AuL;idl /4. at cl-v re .ur the in Birmingham. At °role; Bourne., in DuCley ; or Mr. Mole, liirmilt;ham, John 1 kale, of Betkieston, SomerfetGuire, barn-, deal r and clunpman, Ausuft 33, at eleven, and S pt. 1 4, t lit the Lamb bin, B.th. .Ittornic, Mr. Thorn.ot Skurny, or Meffra. Batten and Artifice, B rich Walks.'le Herr y Crofocr u hte of the wilt of tfri , !ge,Ntrut &Act and clua:unian, Augtift 16, 23, and Sept 21.:u tn, the t luildhall, Cmterhury. Attorneys, :Mr. I. Z. ilinn.aur, Cali' erbury ;or Mr. Barn-s, Citiord'u,-Inn, Lon,:o.u. Al Nitwit i c Mendes, lat.: of the Puvem , ,t, 4irti ItlJ,! 071., don, merch.ur.t, Efurmic:.broker, dea'er . o ld Au, ! . 17. 21, and Sept. 21, at tun, at Guildhall. Attorrity, Nlr, Kurron, Manfell-ltrect, Goodman's-fields, Widiunt Seuly the younger, late of Rcttrndon, Firer, fur.ntr, du a:t r and ehapruan, Aufr,R 25. 26, and Sept. ti, at e!.r;:•:, at Vie Three Cups Inn, CA.:heifer. Attornit‘, Mr. 1 4 „. rence, Mahlon, Effex; or Mtfrrs. Tyrrell and Franck, R., mu mbrancer's-Officc, 1.01.d0n. Wibiatu Compton Holder, of R. 4, lierefordfltire,niontg:6- vtner, de-21,r iund chaprn.m. Aug At 19, 2. u, and Sept. 21 , rt t. st, at foe Ohl Ikarinn, Glaucuiler. Attornieru, Nir. Sznund Taylor, Gray's Inn-frplare, London; or Williatu Huiltr, at kudford, nr•dr Glnuccacr. . DIVIDENDS. Autult t 3. ('li rks hlokc, of Buciactibury, London, nrchart, et on , at (.u.1(lblil. Augult at. Ana.tl DuLlu, of Soho-fquare, bookfdler, at ttn, at Guildkall. BANKRUFTS IN IRELAND. Patrick liallyhurton and William I laryhurtoct, of ranaillcn, c,,ut,ty of t2orit, millets, to furrcit.ler the 17th and iikkic 11.aut, and Ilia. scrternbcr ocxt. SEQIIESTRATIONS, Rc. IN SCOTLAND. Crrditors of Salter, Young, and Co. merchants, Edinburgh, meet in Adam Bruce's, the truffee, 4th Septunbtr, ttiaa re o'clock. to give initruclions.—No dividend. Creditors of David Auchinvote, merchant, New York, meet in Tontine Tavern, Glafgow, Auguft, at two o'clock, to initrudt truth., .—No dividend. Creditors ut Robert Guthrie, rnc rch an t, Cu par-Fife, meet there, in M . l.arett's, 24th Auguß, twelve noon, to decide on m oCer of compo6tion. Creditors of Robert Buntine, merchant, Kilmarnock, meet in John Begbie's there, 6th September, one o'clock, to Mein a dividend. Henry Wattm, hardware merchant, Edinburgh, has applied for a dikbarge. George Paterson merchant, to be examined in Sheriff Clerk', Office, Donk, r3th and 28tb Auoult . twelve 000 n. tors meet in Alex. Allan's, Dunk, 3 th , twelve, to initmel truftet.—Claims to be lodged by 28th reSruaty. Al tt !der Smell:en merchant, liiverkeithim, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-room, Cupar-llte, t 7th Auguft and nt Beige:label., twelve noun.--Creditors meet in John's Cabe. houfe, Edinburgh, ad September, to inftruet the tniftec.,.. (Ails to be given in by I;th March. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. - - On Wedneday laR the Rev. Thorns, C. R. Read, was ecl. I tied by the Rev. the Dean of the Cathedral and metrapohtlid Church of St. Peter, in York, to the Vicarage of Hayton, near Pocklington, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Thomaa HindmarclL OXFORD, AUG. 7 , —Tuefday laR CRIMe on the &talon at Merton College, when Mr. John Og!ander, A. B Mr. Thomas Raymond Barker, and Mr. I.awrence Pleydell Bouverie, were eleaed Fellows of that Society. The Lord Bithop of Hereford has been pleated to eorate the Rev. Richard Walond, A. M. his LordßOO Domenic Chap. lain, to the dignity of 'Frearurer, founded in that Cathedr4 Church, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Parker. lIIR 111 S. On Sunday morning, inGrof •enor-itreet, Mn. Henry ward, or a fon. At Giffurdvule, the 2(1 inft. Mrs. Gardner, of a daughter. AIARRIED. At Edinburgh, on the 3cth ult. Captain Thornton, of the Navy, to Mifs Gra n t Dickfon, third daughter of Mr. William Dickfon, of the Bank, by Pnautipans. At Glafgow, on Tuviday fenniglit, Mr. James MacFarquhar, merchant, to Mifs Caroline Clarke, youngest daughter of the late Edward Clarke, Efq. At Wifbeack, U. Compigne, Efq. to Mifs Culy, of the South Stank. At Wivenhoe, on Saturday the 7th inflant, Mr. Frederick Grelkt, of Waibrook, merchant, to Mira Elizabeth Sage, daugh ter of Edward Sage, Efq. of Wivenhoe, Firez. On Sunday lan, at St. Dantian's in the Weft; the 'Rev. Richard Burrow Turbutt, reklor of Morton, Derbyfhirr, to Mira Sharpe, only dslothcer of Benjamin Sharpc y Lfq. of Ike;- fireet, Banker; the fame time, John Robert Sharp., Efq. of Tibfhelf,Derbyfhire, to Mifa Mary Elizabeth Turbutz, fecund daughter of Wm. Turbutt, Efq. of Ozton-Hall, Derby ihire. Saint George Irvine, Efq. third lon of Colonel Irwinc, of Caftle Irvine, county of Fermanagh, to Mils IThrey, of the county of Wexford. DIED. On Monday, the Rev. Dr. Lewes, at his houfe in Slostse ftreet, after a long flinch, which hc bore with refignatios. He was rotor of Whippingham, in the lilt of Wight, worth about fscol. to which hc was prefent,..d by the lee Lord CharcelLr Camden, to whom hc was Chaplain, as well as the late Lord Chancellor Northitigton. He was Elmo& rotor of Ewen, in Surrey, to which he was prefented by Sir George Glyn, Bar:. who had married his filter. His elates, worth about per annum, devolve to his brother, Sir Watkin Lewes, who rz prefetited the City of London in three Parliaments. Monday morning, at her houfe iu Broad-ihrcet, io th year of hrr age, Mrs. Platt, widow of the late John Fr.at, krl or Corobill. At Reilly, in Rofa•fhlre, on the 2d inn. the infant dauil.t.r of William Bailie Rule, Efq. Ou the 3c,th tdt.at Edinburgh, Mr. Gregory. tin-plate work At Kilballyoweu, the feat of De Coutcy O'Grady, Efq. Dorothea Waller, aged ;9 yrara, filter to the Lite John Ibutn:, Waller, Efq. of Caftletowu, e-unly of Liawrick. At Cattle-Jackfon, county of Limerick, Clifford lickrei, Efq. Barriltcr-at-Lao•. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning 48 minute % after 0 Attcrnon RO aurutem after LC,NDON ; Printed [or the Fropricton by JOHN DANIEL, (of Carnaby-itnet) at the '3 rAa Pita-mm-omm No. 1, Carey-areat ; anlpabllaed by LEV? (of Can tat-burp-place, Lambeth) at Na t, Carey-ftreet, and at the lawe-Orrea. • % as I