Star. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

TO A BEAUTIFUL GIRL" WEEPING. The tears are pth'ring in that eye— . It brightens ev'ry minute, As sunbeams on a wat'ry sky Will form the rainbow in it ! It beams with ev'ry mingled hue, Upon this earth of. sorrow ; It melts—but leaves a brighter view" To cheer us on the morrow ! 'Tis Pity's sacred pledge to man ; And, o'er the dark cloud stealing, It heeds not where the storm began, But comes, a calm revealing ! Oh ! woman's eye and woman's tear, Can soothe e'en Passion's billow, Can sweetly chase the clouds of fear, And bless the lonely pillow ! • ASSIZES. ESSEX.--CIVIL SIDE, BIARCH 9. JAMBS BREWSTER, ESQ. V. SEWELL AND SYMGOTY. This was an action for a libel. The declaration stated, that before the grievances committed by the c!efendants therein aftermentioned, the plaintiff had b2en insured in the Essex and Suffolk Fire Insurance :;:icinty, for his house and premises, and that a fire having happened thereon, he had received a com pensation .for th e same rom the said Society, and that the defendants contriving and intending to in jure him, Ste. published a malicious libel of and con cetain3 him, imputing that he had falsely stated his loss, and had received a greater compensation than wfts fairly due to him from the said Society. The defendants pleaded, first, not guilty ; and se con], a justification, that the supposed libel wastrue. The plaintiff replied, that the defendants had pub lished the libel of their own wrong, cn which issue was joined. The damages were laid at £5OOO. This case • excited very general interest in the county, on account of the opulence and respectability of both parties. At the last Assizes . the case was tried btfoie the same Learned Judge, but the plain tiff was nonsuied upon a technical point, totally in dependent of the merits. The Cow t of king's Bench having granted a new trial, the case now came on to be disposed of upon the merits. The cause was called on yesterday afternoon about one o'clock, a..1c1 after the Court had been occupied uaitil nearly eight in the evening, the farther proceed ings were acln.-ned until this morning, when the trial was resumed, and it did not come to a conclu sion until about four o'clock this afternoon. The Jury found their verdict for the plaintiff—Da mages 1:2001 CROWN SIDE. Camp MunDEß—Rosalie Carched, an interesting fc:anle, of great personal beauty, a native of Swit- Lerland-, was indicted for the wilful murder of her *Ls .v.horn male illegitimate child, at Barking, on the tith of December last. The circumstances of -this unhappy case were pe culiarly affecting, indeed pathetically r9mantic, and excited universal sympathy. The prisoner, a lovely and interesting creature, was, the daughter of a highly ro;opectable . family, at Lausatute, in Switzerland. A eoung Gentleman of that town had paid his ad ciresses to her, contrary to the wishes of her family, who had forbade him the house. His attentions, however, were clandestinely continued for a consi derable length of time, until Mademoiselle Curchod's health becoming set iously affected, her friends gues s•tlg the secret, determined to remove her far from ee cause of her indisposition, hoping that by change of scene and absence, her health would he re,tored, and that she would forget the object of her attach ment. England was resolved upon as the place of her sojournment, and she was placed at the boarding school of a Lady named Siff kin, at Barking, in.the capacity of a French teacher. On the 20th of De cember the pains of parturition came on, and she was delivered of a male infant, unknown to the fa mily. In three days afterwards the consummation of her unhappiness was accomplished 7 —wha; had happened was discovered, the dead body of the in fant was found in a pan in her bedchamber, and in the result, aftr= a Coroner's Inquest, she was .con signed, in the prime of youth, beauty, and finished accomplishments, to the horrors of a dungeon, to await the doom of that Divine Law which proclaiins the most penal denunciations against the crime of murder. The author of her sufferings, a young man, equally conscious, as it should seem, of unhappy situation in which she was placed, had been informed of the consequence of their illicit intercourse (but be fore they became exposed), and had set out for Eng land with slender means, intending at all.hazards, to unite his hand to hers in marriage. He had arrived at Paris in pursuit of his journey, but his pecuniary funds being exhausted, he was detained so long, that he did not reach England until three days after the wretched victim of his attachment had been com ntitted for the offence charged in the indictment. Friday being the day appointed for the trial, it is impossible to conceive the interest the case excited. Mr. Daniel Moore, a surgeon of Ilford, was the brit witness examined,.and he deposed as folloWs In the month of December I was called to attend the prisoner.. On the 23d of that month I was shewn a male child. I opened it two days after, and I found the lungs healthy ; they floated in water. From that alone I judge that the child was born alive; but this is a very fallacious text—nothing more so. The CHIEF BARON here interposed, and said, that the prisoner must be acquitted. There.was no proof , that the child was born alive. The Jury immediately found the prisoner —Not Guilty, and also acquitted her of concealing the birth. The verdict seemed to produce very general satis faction, and immediately afterwards the prisoner was restored to the care of her friends. The Assizes finished on Friday evening. Twenty one prisoners received sentence of death. Two sheep. sr,alers were left for execution. Blackwell-hall, adjoining Guildhall, which had for so many years remained in a ruinous state, is at length 3-weed to the ground; and on its scite is immediately to be erected a noble building, in which is to be the new Court of King's Bench for the City of London, apartments for the Commissioners of Bankrupts, and several other Civic Offices. TH& CON,VIR4TO4B. Saturday being the day appointed for the final exo mination of the men in custody, charged with being part of the 'Cato-street gang, Ruthven and Salmon, the Of f icers, Perry and Nicholls,' the Conductors of the Patrol, and their parties, were sent to assist in removing the prisoners in-custody, not fully commit ted for trial, from the House of Correction, Coldbath fields, and Tothill-fields Bridewell. In their removal from these prisons, they were accompanied by Mr: Adkins, the Governor of the House of Correction, and Mr. Nodder, the Keeper of Tothill-fields Bride well, in hackney-coaches, to the Secretary of State'.. Office for the Home Department, Whitehall, where it was appointed that the following prisoners should be finally examined :—Robert George, .of Chapel street, Paddington ; Thomas Preston, the cobbler ; John Simmonds, the footman; and Hazard, the schoolmaster, were brought before the Lords of the Council, the Law Officers, and the Magistrates, who were summoned on Friday tosattend at the Secretary of State's Office for that purpose. They assembled at two o'clock. Viscount CHETWYND, one of the Principal Clerks of the Council, attended to take mi nutes of the proceedings, and make out the warrants of commitment, &c. The Members of the Privy Council present were; the Earl of HARROWBY, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Earl MuLottavit, Viscount SIDMOUTII, the Marquis CA NIDEN, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, Mr. LONG, &c. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, and Mr. BAKER, the Chief Magistrate of Bow-street Otte, were in attendance, with other official Gen tlemen, upon the occasion. The examination of the prisoners occupied till four o'clock, when Robert George and John Simmondi were fully committed on a charge of High Treason. • Ro bert George is the only one of the prisoners who was present at the Cato-street assembly, and he, like the prisoners already committed, seemed to he in the lowest state of poverty ; and although he kept a house in Chapel -street, Paddington, at the time when he was apprehended at Wapping„ waiting to join the East Indianian as a servant, he had only two shillings and sixpence in his pocket. On the arrival of the warrant from the Privy Coun cil Office for their full commitment, it was signed by the Privy Councillors present, when they were re moved from the 6ecrbtary of State's Office, in a hackney-coach, to the House of Correction, in the custody of Mr. Hill, the King's Messenger, who was accompanied by Mr. Adkins, the- Governor of the Prison, and two of the Bow-street Officers. The coach was guarded by a party of the Life Guards. After Robert George was fully committed, Viscount CHETWyND very humanely promised his father and his wife an order to visit him on the following day, it being so arranged that the father was to visat.him first.—A young woman, of rather interesting appear. ante, said to be the sister cf Georges was observed anxiously Waiting at the door of thellome Office, and, as that prisoner passed out to enter the coach, he caught her round the neck and kissed her, and, in an affectionate tone, bade her farewell. Thomas Preston, the cobbler, and Hazard, the schoolmaster, were only committed on charges of suspicion of Treason ; the warrant of commitment of which was entrusted to Mr. Draffin, the King's Mes senger, who, with Mr. Nodder, ;he Governor of Bridewell, and two of the Bow-street , Officers, conveyed them to Tothill-fields Bride ell, in a .hackney-coach, without any military escort.— Preston, on the way, talked with his usual fully and ignorance. The period for issuing the Special Commission has not yet been fixed ; but it is understood it will be as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made. Two of the Warders of the 'Power are constantly in the room with Thistlewnnd, to prevent his Making any attempt on his own life. He is not allowed pen, ink, or paper. On Friday he was presented with a Bible. Shortly aftcr lie was visited by his wife-and son, a lad about fourteen years of age. It was Mrs. ThitAlewood's second visit. She is a neat I'ttl: 1%0-man, man, and wore a bonnet with white ribandt. The prisoner walked for an hour on the leads over the prison. The other prisoners also enjoy a walk daily in the part of the Tower where they are confined, but only one at a time. Saturday, two pickpockets were brought to Bow street for committing a daring mbbery near the Hustings in Covent-garden. The circumsta nces bcing satisfactorily proved before Mr. Hicxs, the Sitting Magistrate, he committed them. Their names were Ed:card and William Smith. Saturday, William Oreatl:etui Lewis, the late Iwo prictor of The Coventry Recorder, was taken into custody by the principal tipstaff of the Court of King'i Bench, in consequence of another criminal io formation filed against hltti by his Majesty's Afros tiev-GSWZRAL. He was 3tthehoase ofMajgr.(,art wright, in company with Mr. Wooler, at the time the Officer arrested him. Mr. Lewis was accompa nied by Major Cartwright and Mr. Wooler to the house of the Chief Justice Anaorr, who tendered themselves as his bail, which 'being accepted, Mr.' Lewis was set at liberty. There are not less than four informations now pending against this individual. A letter from Brussels, dated March 6th, says, " The - day before yesterday, M. Van Meenen, Advo cate, one of the Editors of The Observer, was arrested at Louvain, by the MareChaussee, as he was coming out of the Tribunal of that city, in his robes, and was taken to tote house of arrest. According to the war rant issued against him, he. is accused of having ca lumniated the Ministers, the Judges, and the Ma gistrates, especially the Tribunal of Louvain, by his writings, in the affair of M. Trappes. * The Officers went at the same time to the residence of M. El houngue, to arrest him also, but he was Assent. M. Depanu, printer of a letter on the Sittings of the Tri bunal of Louvaita, on the 13th of January, against whom a warrant was likewise issued, was not at home s but surrendered himself' immediately after. " MARCR B.—M. Elhoungue has surrendered Mtn self. "Messrs. Van Meener and Depanu have been released on bail. M, Michel Dualmon, Editor of The Echo, four numbers of which have been seized, has also been arrested, for having endeavourcd to excite disunion between the inhabitants of this kingdom, Our Tribunes, it seems, are not likely to want occu pation in affairs of this kind, which begin to multiply • in an extraordinary manner." MOM SATURDAY _MILT'S GAZETTE. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH 10. Orders for Court's change of Mourning, on . Sunday the 19th instant, for our late most gracious Sovereign, King George the Third, of blessed memory, viz. The Ladies to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, black and white shoes, tins and tippets, white neck laces and ear-rings. —Undress, white oil grey lustrings, tabbies, or damasks. The Gentlemen to wear black, fun trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and buckles.—Undress, grey frocks. The Court to change the Mourning further on Sunday the 9th of April next, viz.—The Ladies to wear black silk or vel vet, coloured ribbons, fans, and tippets.—The Gentletneu to continue in black, full trimmed, and to wear coloured swords and buckles. And on Sunday the SOth of April nett, the Court to go oui of Mourning. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Lawton and Samuel Hoe, Stayley-bridge, Ashton-un der-Line, machine-makers, from March 28 to April 15, at . . . ten, 'at the White Bear Inn, Piccadilly, Manchester. James Winterbottom, Manchester, druggist, from March 2$ to April IN at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. .Robert Blease, Altrincham, Cheshire, flour-dealer, from March 21 to April 15, at four, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. . John Fußarton, Manchester, saddlei and harness-maker, from March ;I to Aptil IS, at two, at the White Bear, Manchester. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Tyre!! Smith, late of Rants<lon Crays, Essex, butcher. Edward Rayner Woods, Kelvedtm, Essex, grocer. 13,4 NMI [MTS. William Proctor Hatch, Shipdhana, Norfolk, tanner, to sur render April 1, 3, and 42, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Marston and Day, Norwich; or Mr. Abbott, Rolls-yard, Chnneery-lane. Alexander Kelty, Colornikde, I'4ll-Mall, jeweller, March 18, at ten, 25, at eleven, and April 29, at ten, at Goildhall. At- . . . torticy, Mr. Warrattd, Nark-lene. Michael Johnston Gray, Cannon-street-road, wine -merchant, March IS, 25, and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. At __ .... _ _ . torney, Mr. Viveash, Tokenhonse-yard. William Marin, Great Ormond-yard, Ormond -street, Qneen square, livery-stable-keeper, March 14, 9.5, and April 22, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford -street, Bedford-square. John henry Hopkins, Liverpool, merchant, April .5, 7, Isnd 22, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornics, Messrs. Black stock and Dunce, King's Bench-walk, Temple; or Mr. Birdwell, Liverpool. George Wilbee, late of Eltbam, Kent, carpenter, March 21, 25, and April Se; at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, ilr. Pear son, Elm-court, Temple. Grace Wilkins, Bradford, Wilts, victualler, 11arch 25, 14, and April 22, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bath. At.. tornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row; or Mr. Gaby, Bath. • James Dickenson, Marsh-side, Lower Edmonton, cattle-dealer, lklarelt 21, 25, and April 22. at eleven, at Guiklhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Gray, Tyson-place, Kingsland-road. John Martin Langley, N...wcastle-street, Strand, apothecary, March 14, 22, and April 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Hunt, Surrey-street, Strand. Hannah Hay, High-row, Kensington Gravel Pits, boarding house-keeper, "A!arch 14, 2 8, and April 22, at ten, at Guild • hall.. Attorney, Mr. Phillips, Eing-street, Ct-vent garden. Francis Carey Lilley; Copthalt-buil•linz!, Little liell-alley, Cole man-street, tailor, March US, at ten, 25, at eleven, and April 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Knight and Free man, Bashighall-street. Richard Down, Bridgwater, iron -founder, March 21, 22, and April 22, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Langport Eastover SCunetsei. Attornies, Messrs. - Alexander anti Holmei New Inn; or Mr. Prankcrd, Langport. Thomas Rosevear Iloggatt, Boscasde Cornwall, draper, April 4, 5, and 22, at eleven, at the H otel,i Exeter. Attornier, Messrs. Darke and Co. Red Lion-square; or I%lr. Cox, Exeter. John Rogerson, Hardshaw-within-Windle, Lancashire, auc tioneer, April ii, at seven, li, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helen's, and 22, at one, at the Legs of Man and Bull Inn, Present. Attornies, Mr. Barnes, St. Helen's; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. D I VIDKNDS to be made at GUILDHALL. July 18,J. West and T. J. Cultiford, Great Winchester-street, insurance-broken, at ten. April 8, It% Blackburn, City-road, cote-dealer, at twelve. April 1, G. 1 aing, Commercial Sale Rooms, 51incing-lanc, merchant, at ten. April 8, W. Jarman, Knightsbridge, paper-hanger, at one. April 8, T. Ifer bert, Chequer-yard, Dovegate-hill, cotton-merchant, at one. April 18, %V. Dickie, Little St. Thomas Apostle, merchant, at twelve. April 8, G. Elmer, Atistley, Essex, merchant, at ten. Aptil a, T. Norris, White Uart-yard, Drury-lane, victualler, at ten. April 1, J. Budra, late of Dartford, paper-maker, at ten. April 8, D. Grilths, Canterbury, draper, at twelve. DIVII)ESDS to be nude in the COUNTRY. April 10. W. Whitehouse and J. GAian, Liverpool, tner- 1 chants, at one, at the George, Liverpool. April 11, B. Gray, Liverpool, merch.att, at one, at the George, Liverpool. April 8, J. King, Neath, Glantorgansbire, ir4nmenger at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. April J. Ath erton, late of Liverpool, hosier, at on; at the George, Liverpool. April 4, J. Berrey, Exeter, carpenter, at eleven, at the Half Moon, Exeter. April 4, G. and T. Word, Old Swinford, Worcester shire, spade and shovel makers, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf, Bewdley, Worcestershire. CERTIFICATES—Aran 1. J. S. Carter, Liverpool, merchant. I.M 4 L;titn, Lamb-street, SpitalGelds, potator-merchant. T. Castling, Drury-Jane, grocer. W. Worzall, Liverpool, merchant. J. and W. Gaily. C. Cheltenham, builder: T. D. Smith, Rotherhithe, cork manufacturer. M. Bass, Ashborne, s Derbyshire maltster.— W. West, Fevessham, carpenter. C. Rardley, Stockport, cot. ton-spinncr. • J. klarlow, Manchester, innkeeper. J. Potter, Ashborne, Derbyshire, dealer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Pennock and Co. Whitby, flax-dressers. Cookson and Co. Whinney Moor Wakefield, colliers. W, and W. B. Easton, Coxes,Quay, Lower ' Thames-street, lightermen. Bailey and Co. Rotherhithe, ship-breakers. J. and J. Jackson, Wonky, near Manchester, black-lead-pencil-manufacturers. W. and R. Eachos, Middlewich, Cheshire, printers. Schpfield and Co. Oawber-hall, 'near Barnsley, Yorkshire, coal-dealers. Warren and Co. Manchester, calico-manufacturers. W. and G. Grove, Watling-street, boot-makers. Rhodes and Co. Idle, Yorkshire, stone-delvers. Smith and Co. Basioghall-street, wholesale diapers. Dean and' Co. Hampstead, coach-nAtsters. G. and J. Tunnicliffe, Stone, Staffordshint, grocers, Fisher and Whal ley, Leeds, woolstaplers. Simpson and Hailes, Bury St. EdT round's, grocers. T. Billings, sen. and jun. Cheltenham, land surveyors. H. and B. D Floud, London, brokers. Gray and Woodward, West 4lam, brewers. . . DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Cracker, for the Euranie; the Confounder, for the Anna Maria Caroline; the Ems, fur the Helena Rebecca; and. the Ems and Blazer, for the Kahn, on the 4th of April, at •No. 22, Arundel -street, Strand, and recalled there. The Lynx, for seizure of fuer tubs of spirits and hull of the boat Eagle; and also for the seizure of nineteen casks of spirits, the 11th of April, on board, at Plymouth : the Lapwing, for the Lavinia and La Petit Charles, the 11th of April, on board, at Plymouth, and all recalled Wednetelays and Thursdays, at No. 2, Kerr-street, Plymouth-dock. . , The Ferret, for the Dolores, the 11th of - April, at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi ) recalled there Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London before the Right Hon. Sir ROBiRT DALLAS, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Easter Term, 1820 : DI TERIII4 XUIDIZSEX. Thursday u - April 20. Thursday - - 27. Thursday . - May 4. Tuesday - 9. untriox. Friday - - April 21. Friday - 28. Friday - - May 5. Wedrcsday - - --- 17. Tunelay - - Nay 16. Wednesday - - May 10. . - CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CIXFORD, iii-t. Reg U. • Wednesday S,e'nr,ight, the iton. Morton nt.'en, v 4 the P.r. Charles Webber, B.A. Students of Christ (.melt, were si mitted Masters of Arts; and Charles George Vsisableolrogrnor, Student of Christ Church, was admitted BA. • Monday, the Rev. I'hilip Ward, of ?ditty College, atd George Trevelyan, of Baliinl Col:ege, were admitted Mnsten of Arts; and John Cltrnctit lllucton, of tt. Jean's Cullege, - .ezo admitted Bachelor of Arts. Tuesday, Richard Bethel!, B. A: Scholar of Wadham Colbert was uuanirnously elected Vlilerian Scholar la Common Law. ECCLESIASTI CAI. PROMOTIONS.. The Rev. Charles David Bruceton M.A. is presented to do Rectory of Little :Nlassirghani, NorfOlk. The Rev. Richard B. Benue, Fellow of Emanuel Cul ler, Cambridge, to the valuable Vicarage of King's lkotr.pton, Wednesday se'nnight, the Council of Edinburgh, agreed to transfar its patronage of the Church of Darnbarney to a lit. Anderson, fur the sum cf .r 1400. • DUBLIN, 3IARCH G. Lord George Beresford, brother to the Marquis of Water; ford, the present Bishop of Clogher, has been translatca to the Archiepiscopal See of Dublin, vacant by the death of the late Dr. (,'haver. The Diocese of Clogher is locked upon as supe rior in point of emolument to the Archdiocese of I)tanin. The Rev. Dr. Ihniu is spoken of as the person Who will be selot:e4 for the vacancy which has occurred in the Epircopal Order. At the late Commencement in this University, the Degree of ' Doctor of Divinity wit* cot,ferre.d on the Bishop of Drornsd , ;•, the Rev. Robert Bell, the liev. Charles W. Wall, and the Rev, Charles IL Ellington. The Rev. Henry King, and James LW. rence Ce.tter, v.ere admitted to 014 of Doctor of lavot. lite Rev. Henry Lefrcy, At.tgnstus litch:n, Robert Ball, P.Otrt Alathews, Henry 'the°. Hodder, Charles Forster, .iol.n P. Gannon, Williain Digby, Henry Gubbins, William Z. Dam strong, and (~Co. 11. M. Johnston, were admitted to the Degree • of Master of Arts. And one hundred and eleven Students were admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. The Vice-Chan cellor's Prizes were adjudged to 'Mr.-P. S. Butler, Williays Cole, Robert W. Kyle, and Robert Purdon. 'flte Gold Medals to Humphrey I,llyd and J. I}st;oy, who, with (..iecrgo Dailey. Philip Homan, David Thompson, John I.l4laker, .L.mes Brady. llenry iisitton, and John /goose, are placed at the he.d of Heir Ciasc, fut disir distinguished merit iu their Undergmluate Course. Upwards of one hundred tine oak trees, averaging GO feet in height, were torn up Sy the roots from the avenue leading to Nlatintry Hall, in Cheshire, the ssat of T. S. Ilanuy, Esq. by ti,e late violent winds. Last week tour men employed at a distillery hi' East Lothian, having gone Otto a large spirit tun, when newly emptied, and before the I resh air had got circulation, became instantly insensible, and another who went down to assist in bringing them up, was seized in the same manner.. The wiude were got out as fast as possible, and 'bur of them recovered, but man of the name of Watson lost his•life. RI itT HS. At Cookstown, the Lady of 6.lixeon Twang, U.N. of a tor. In Kilkoney, the ',lily td Licuteniult-Colonel APCartLy,Lte of the BGch Regiment, of a ton. On the 2:;th ult. at Clifton, the Lady of Captain Mon, of a daughter. On the 24th ult. the Lady of Captain James Sett, R. N. of Tibberson Court, Elloucestcrshite, of a son and On the 16th ult. on the Western Heights, Dover, the f of lieutenant P. Graham, S. N. of a duuzhter. At Smithfield, Dublin, the wife of Christo•.ther Conway,. a labourer, of three children, viz.—two boys and a girl, wit.) are all alive and well. At eleven o'clock on the night of the I7th.ult. a poor w3m;.^, .of the gipsy tribe,Jvas asfeir delivered of a fine boy, in a :art mile distant from the village of Wen-gore, in Linculn i kitc, der scarcely any .otker covering than the canopy of He4ver. thermometer that Diehl was ten degrees below freezing poir.- but notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather then sad since (tbe rround being covered with frost and snow), the mother and child are both doing extremely well in their humble camp. MARRIRD. The Rev. P. Holtman, of Milton, Kent, to Amelia, yolingett daughter of James Heath, Esq. of Russell-place, Loudon. Thursday, F. Close, Esq. A.ll of St. John's College, Cart.. bridge, to Anne, third daughter of :he late Rev. John Anita, of Longcroft-hall, Staffordshire. Mach 1, Lieutenant-Colonel rolcishoun Grant Forres, to Miss Margaret Brodie, second daughter n James Beadle, Esq. of Brodie. ' Thursday, at Chelter.ham, Abraham Dveonsher, of hanick, Ctak, Esq. to Louisa Charlotte, only.alaugkuar of the late Captain John Cooke, of :he B.:llcrophon, who tell in the Battle of Trafalgar. At Edinburgh, op the 29th ult. Lieutenant D. WFAriane, late of the Rile Brigade, to Jane, elde.t dAughter ofJohn Drum mond, Esq. At Edinburgh, on the 2d inst. Major Bain, of the Ron. • East India Company's serriee, to Jane, third daughter of the late Forrest Dewar, Rsq. At Aberdeen, on the Ist inst. the Rev. Alexander CltsAtie Strahan, to Ann, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Alexander-Ro -1 bertson, Minister of Con!!. At Paddinzton, William I.ushing, E. of Paddington, to Miss West, only daughter of the late Captain H. West, R.N. In lilllyleagh Church, James Bailie, ihti; of Ringdufferin, county of Down, to Charloue Louisa Carleton, dongliter. VIL the Rev. Peter Carleton, of Killyleagh. DIED. Saturday morning, between the hours of twelve and ono( o'clock, at his house in Newman -street, in the 11114 year of hi* age, Benjamin West, Esq. the venerable President of the Royal Academy. Ile expired without a struggle. On Friday, the 10th instant, at bis brother's house, Northaw, - Herts, Nathaniel Gould, Esq. of Manchester, in the 64th year, of his age. The Rev. William Couture, Rector of Checkendon, Ortiarti.' shire, and formerly Fellow of University College. At the house of his son, the Rev. Wm. Baines, Rector of Tanfleld, Yorkshire, aged 94, rbe Rev. John Baines. At his lodgings in Bala-street, Bath, the Rev. John Potticary, late of Blackheath, Kent. ThstrsdaY sennight, at Woodipidge, in his 70th year, the Rev. Robert Rejnolds, late Rector of B o ul ge an d D e b ac h . . Feb. 24, on has passage from Leith to Montrose, on board the Susan, Banton, Mr. James Duncan, writer. Edinburgh. Feb. 26, at Montrose, in the 60th year of his age, Captain David Valentine, of his Majesty's Navy. At Port Antonio, Jamaica, on. the 14th December, in the prime of life, Dr. Thomai Reed. The id :not. in the Kent-road, Deptford, William Dravr bridge, F.sq. of the Navy-Omer, Somerset-Hatuse, Mrs. Ashe, relict of the late Rev. John Alike, formerly Reg, for of the town of Ballinasloe. Mr. James MiUs Legh, formerly of the Ordnance Depute meat, in Dublin. Tuesday, at Grundisburgh Hall, near Woodbridge, in hi! 80th year, Brampton Gordon DillinghamAsti. A.M. and P.A.% one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and Deputy Lieutea nant for the counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. lie served the office of High Sheriff of the latter county in the year 1789. His death was Sudden. He had for some time been infirm, but ud the day of his death, - indeed tee the minute preceding it, wail comfortable and cheerful. About nine in the evening, standing at the table, he asked for a chair, sat down in it, and instantly expired. • Friday se'nnigbt, at Cashel, Mr. Alexander Cathcart, bride= well-keeper of Caher, of a fracture in the skull, which he re. eeived about a month ago, from two men by whom he wait waylaid. An old man, in the parish of Urray, Rosa-shire, was lately seized with a paralytic stroke, which deprived hint of speech and motion, and in a few days put an end to his life. His aged /value. who hid previously enjoyed good health, was employed in ada justing something about the head of her departed husband, a few minutes after his decease, when she suddenly pressed her temples with bosh her hands, called a Alas, my head!' and expired. 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