The National Register. — London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

Joe births, in IFI4, was equal G,3G8.. • , P f SS THE NATIONAL REGISTER. • APRIL • I THE TURF. About one o'clock on Thursday mos-sting the premises , of J. Phillips. LONUON 11LARKETS. F. , (1. at Greco Barton, near Bury St. Eitniund'a, were eisenvered to be --...mmi...- on tire. The alarm thereef was soon eller given there; when many of CORN EXCHANGE, moreDAV, APRIL 22. GRAND NIATCII.-SIR JOSHUA AND FILHO'DA P 4 TA . the inhabitants immediately forsook their beds. and having inocured four firea Nines, went with the utmost promptitude. and by their Having a brisk demand fur 1% he at this morning, Ilind Ike _ timely assistance the tire which had asetuned a Knot elsetructive appear- supply being very short, has occasioned an advance of la G. The erand match for 101)0 'snivel's, between these two eele• rice, was most providentially subdued, though not untill bottle out. per qr. on the prices of this elite week. Barley, Molt, Prue Leaped horses, took place on Mon•lay, at Newmarket. The day buildings, a large cart-lodge, arid a hay-stack were totally destroyed. and Beans are each es. per qr. dearer, and Oats are full Is was, eon. nay to expectation, very favourable, and the con- The premises which belong to Sir C. 'Sunbury, Bart. arc behoved to pee qr. higher , notwithstutteling the very large eel ivid we have coarse of visitants immense.. - - Sir Joshua was the winner ;he be unmsured, lied since last Monday. Flour is 10s. per thick dearer. heat f Rhoda Pala by about a Jelled*. It was all excellent race, • s. s• a• a. s• At eleven o'clock the same morning, as • the Woodstock coach was % .. 7hrat . 45 a 74 White Prase - 34 a 54 Peand Oalll • et a• i 100 most keeilly conteeted. Both horses displayed the best bottom, and were rode with superior skill. Sir Joshua was the p assing the White Hart, (Word etreet, the axiom. broke, and precis Fin. onto - 411 •is Grey Ptase . ea a3l rotettie dine :5 k !Ct passing the passengers tend eoacinnan on the stones; when Mr. I Heyward. r favourite at starting. It is supposed that there was more money 'newer, of Oxford, laid his aim broken ; the other paseergers were much It " ' ' 50 5Si Ileum • ' 30 a 34 rino r•ail , • ti 3 11 10 depending upon this match, than Ilium any since the famous hurt and bruised. Rarity -25• 31 Tithe . as aeu , becond ditto - 10 a 03. match, about 16 yearn ago, in which the late Sir Henry Vane Uiet esoa OS Vats - -isa 24 ! Rape seed - CI. a etil. . Tempest's celebrated horse liambletottion beat Mr. Cookson's Wednesday, .1. Fancutt and T. Turner, for housebreaking. and T. . I. ORRENT PRICL OF SEED... ‘ unless celebrated horse Diamod. Cooper. for gabbing a woman with whom he cohabited, were executed a. a Of Il• ~. The Craven Stakes were won by Bourbon. in front of Newgate.-So hardened did the former appear, on him trial, • Red C over r s r.)4o a 54 I Rol and green IS a tit I name rein -4.; a 54 that he declared to the Judge, "Then since lamto be hanged. let the Ditto i : ug lan 4.) a 511 White Alimatil 7a 9 Trelnil - . 17 ast Sheriff beware; ter if I swing one minute beyond my time. I will have White ditto :0 - a• *O5 brown ditto -12 a in Canary . . 4r. a Si) him indicted." This violence, however, was shortly succeeded by Turnip, White lii al2 Carraway Sccile• c 3 aio U 4 Cake - tit. tie. 3IETROPOLITAN OFFENDERS. penitence: and from the period of. the dead-warrant coining down Itytidase perar.So al6 Coriander herds 9 • It stronger devotion, or firmer resignation, was never / hewn by any crinti- - -- _ AVEltatiE MICE OF CORN, FER LICARTLII„ FOR WEEK LNDING nap.-'Turner , a mere youth, ulso evinced, since his cons lemma the The great length of the late Old Baile y Sessions, added most sincere repentimee.-Cooper also became alike humbled and de - APRIL G. . rout, acknowledging the justice of his fate, and devoted hislatter hours En and & Wates. Scotland. England & Wales. Scotland. to the delay which takes place in the trial of offenders at s. 1- 5. d. e. 4. ii. d. 'to fervent piety. They were attended alten.ately by the Rev. Mr. Wheat - - 57 1 -•-• 0 Crane . -26 t o - - 0 the sessions, from the city prisoners as well as the county ( • otton. the Rev. Mr. Budge, and some Dissenting Cler gy men . Cutler, . prisoners being tried in the one court, has led to a sag - the young man who has been respired. also passed the melte with them, $ 1 ) e- - - 53 4 •- u I'e .n• - - 31 11 - 0 25 ll •- 0 Oatmeal . 423 ll . ;• gestion which is likely to be attended with benefit to the a ri t y h al is o o f w ti n me d s e h si t r .r e i . w a s n . d a jra . in w ed most fervently In devotion. Uponthe or. Iltley . te minutes before eight o'clock. Fancutt vol., Oats - - at II - -o I Beer or His, 0 • ..• • public at large, as well as to the unhappy culprits who led from his cell. Ile evinced the most unshaken finances while his . PRICE OF IInEAD L INI* WELK. may be committed for trial ; namely, the formation of' a irons were taking off. Cooper and Turner displayed less boldness, but The highest price of we boo. Wheaten threat throughout the Metropnit. 5 ,1 appeared equally resigned. At eight o'cluelc the awful reession suburi ... , Lourt for the trial of the county prisoners, separate from is lsripeitce. the Quartrrn•leart neighing 4 lb. 5 ot.- Au ancinee moved along the dreary passage; to the seatiold, the Rev. 3r. Cotton , t) I , . ~, .„, the Old Bailey. A committee of the Aldermen of the reading a portion of the Burial Service. After the unfortunate men 0 ii° "".' T° ' a I ' laa ' laut "41 will lake pit" tome - city of London has been summoned by the Lord Mayor hail &sounded the platform, and the fatal preparations had been gone AS P.IIAGE PRICE Os StGAR, .thmeigh, a few moments were devoted to prayer. Fatima and Turner .Competed .._ fro the Returns made is the %Yeti' ending April upon this subject, who have resolved to. weigh all the •prayed loudly and devoutly. Cooper appeared less resigned ; but be filets submitted to them, and to snake a report of emir :also prayed fervently, and expressed much confidence in the mercy of .7, Is atie. ed. p er east. exeltisis eof the Duty of Cuetions paid or Opinion to the Court of Common Council. his Creator through the liedee.mer.-The unfortunate culprits haying payable. thereon on the Importation thereof into (:real Britain. shaken hands affectionately. and the fated signal beinggiven, they were (From Saturday's London Gazette.) amillano • launched into eternity-al:he crowd assembled to witness the awful PRICE. OF HEAT, MONDAY, Allot. •:S. ceremony was immense. Smithfield. Nerlute sad Lendeehell. ACCIDENTS, OFFENCE-S . , t4IT2 •••-•-• Si al. e. il. Heeds of Carle et t arcane a. d. *d. Reef- - 4 o a 5 0 Snit/Reid. I - 3 U • 4 o --moo-- BIRTHS. Mutton - 4 net .5 C B , about - - 9740 I Mutton •-34 a • ti Thursday a man attempted to drown himself in the Canal, s. A i t Twickenham, Lady Eliz. e Cole, of a daughter. -The wife of Mr. Vest --a0 a 11 4 Shetnaod Lambs *2150 I % cat --- 3 u a 5 0 Si. James's Park, by jumping off thin Pagoda 110 . 1ge, hint wus . towse . stationer , Cheapsid .of her 16th child.-At Oriel Temple Pere --•ii a • II Calves -. . . Ito Pork ..3 • a a (1.0t4h), me Vise. Massarcene, of a daughter. Lama - a 0 a-7 4 1 01211 •• • - 434) Land. --4li a 0 u taken out before dead. He proved to be a Chelsea pensioner; and the only reason he gave for attempting the rash act was, MARRIED. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. disappointment in love ! L. a. d• L. s. 41. Average A. a. d. D. Harard..Esq. of iiornsey-road, to Frances Mary, third dam of A few das since four villains, dressed as sailors , and armed with the !vs. 11. Smyth Thomas, Esq. of teketty.Glamorganshire.-At Dab- Hay • .3isoa 5 5. 0 •-•-- 4l e 0 ST. JA %W.Va. Closer . - 0 0 • a n 0 0 - - o 6 o ptst&s, bour ied the sloop Jung, one of the Leeds and London treilers, En, C. Annstmng,„ Esq. of Cknibait (.ongrarii), to Frances, eldest un her peewee downwards, while lying at anchor off Barking, in I•:nex. daughter of the late T. !Woke, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. and niece to E. Straw -. I iti 6•23 C- - 2 2 1 / tl/.0 of them secured Capt. Fletcher, from whom they took cash to a Burroughs. Esq. of Usher's Island, Dublin.-. 1. Austin, Faq. of , Hay •-.440ab 0 0 - - 4 In 4 WHITLCHAPEL. 9. Chem • - b • 0 • 6 a 0 - - s it: o considerable amount, wldle the others kept watch over the men in die Wootton, Gloucestershire, to Sylla, second dau. of C. Ricardo, Ese. for: of Upper Brook-street-Lately at Chatham, Mr. Crisp, of Troy Town, (Straw ..aooa2do -- 21 0 Rochester, to Mrs Ford, relict of the late Ald. Ford• of Rochester .- , Hoy -- . 4.00 •300 -- 4t7 0 Co i sEns.-A few days since, a considerable quantity of base coin iKnE fif Devonshire, to Maey tireee..dau. 0f ... i. SMITHFIELD. 1 ~Closer . - 5 0 0 • 6 0 0 -- ti uo. having been circulated in the towns of Kingsand and Cawsand by a „,. ,g• _s . ell• ° _ 0111)1e lee, ' se unbent, i.sq. of Briagetown, Devon.-J. Croime, jun. Esq. of Cm- I 1 Straw --1 1 ( oa2 5 0 - - aI e travelling Tinker and his wife, the Constables were dispatched in search - more (Londonderry). to Marianne. eldest dau. of the Arehbiditm of of them , and they were traced to Stonehouse . nev 17)mouth Dock. PRICE OFT ALLOW. On the Of fi cers applying to Mr. Bath, a Constable of Stenehouse, he Dublin.-W. Houghton. F.fil. of the Irish Exchequer Office. to Min 4. d. e. d. informed them, that he thought he could ferret them out; and shortly Bourne, of Eliot, Sittfordshire.-11 . . Jones, Esq. of Stapleton . , Woo- Town Tallow • • SS 6 Good Dregs . • to o res .. terslitre, to Cathertae• daughter of Sir H. Russell, Bart.-e . .. Stone, yaw. itue,ta - . after they met with the Tinker's wife, acconominied by a boss On en - Esq. Jan. eldest son of the Rev. G. Stone. of Hoton, Suffolk, to Mary with. di tto , . , - 1.2 o . dittoso4 0 0 i , Y m e n l t i i ii i .. d -iriap . • . .tuir.ni after her husband, she said that she knew not where Ito was • daughter of Col. Dixon, of Wooing Hall, Norfolk.-W. C. Bowden, Sao- . el 0 • but at the same mennent she said to the boy, •• 'rip," who darted o ff • - 51 0 I Curd • • , t 4 it • with the velocity of an arrow. The Constables, however, instantly put- Esq. of the Queen's reg. to Christiana, youngest dau. of Col. W. An- el e m., ;tug . • • 4.) 0 i Pata - • • 154 V sited, followed him to an attic, and entered the door at the same ma struthees and niece of Sir R. Anstruther, Bare of Fifeshire.-The Rev. Di tto li on ', i , 96 o i Candles, per dos. - to 5 event with young " Tip," finding hi/seethes, IL Stanley, and all lil,Siaa. W. Tozer, of Taunton, Sotnersets'aire, to Mary nosey, date of A. Graves • - - t 5 o Moulds - - lit o ant (Sparki s), at work on eixpences ; a considerable quantity of which Maithatd, Esq. of Clephaen Common. St. James's Market 3,. Std. were brought away, together with all the implements of coining, &e. DIED. TALI OW • , Clare Al arket os. cd. Average 3s 1 t 4 J. Steal...yeas formerly a serjeant in the filmy, into which he entered 9 Whiiecliarei Market is. 23. Per "' lt " 8 " _...... when a gypsey. On the Continent, in his•l6tl) year, J. E. Trappes, the ninth eon of - CU ttabh 1 PitICES OF bUGAtt• F. M. Trappes, Esq. of Mild-hall, Yorkshire.-Mrs. E. Betty, relict from to from to from to ixoursTs.-Tmstlity ore Inquest was taken by Mr. Todd, at Old of the late S. Betty, Esq. of the Lonl Chamberlain'et)ffice.-.1. Dennis, • Alresford, Hampshire. on the body of a new-born male :mild, which Eeq. of Exeter, a member of the Chamber nearly half a century; he Am• g „,, . a. •• was found in a privy ; when the Jure. after a log investigation of the was successively elected to the respective offices. of Receiver-Generalws 00 St.Kito A stone SS 100 Lps brown no IN Muse,,, ' or II ws au rns Tnba Vsr fine - In 133 • evidence, brought in a verdict of Wilnil Murder against Ilannali lauf- 1772; Iligh Sheriff lese; Mayor lee 4; Aldem.on of the North Ward, porn. NM:To:S i : Silrin7m 4L 4,. St De rio r, Sin .VA brewer, 1164 • de Dangle woman). the mother of the infant, who was immediately ap- and one of his Majesty's .f aerates of the Peace, 17 8 i ; and, on the de- (soignee stimeca so s ) a Ss. itmadad In. - S 2 30 g ' bem 134 tor prehendea on the Coroner's warrant. The prisoner was laundry-maid cease of Alderman Elliott in 1803, he became Father of the city: Janata& brown tel 53 fast India -40 79 Powdar I :iri 144 us the service of the Hon. Colonel Onslow. Born March 11, 1;39. he was one of the oldest surviving inhabitants Rood 50 94 I Ground tips .xi 46 Hanilirre do. 13 , 150 of his native city, having entered his 78th year.-Mrs. Stamp, second Moodily week en innerat VIM )11111 at the Red Lion, Claterm fine 97 I(a) faces -gu ad M^' . 22 14 daughter of Mr: .1. Moore, of St. John'oquare, Clerkenwell, aged 24. street, on the body of Mx, Robins, a silversmith, in Fleet street, who -At Iloverton Iloose, Norfolk. Mrs. Aufrere , widow of A. A after , . PRICE OF LE.VIHLR, PElt Lb. was found iiiowatil in the Green l'ark Basin. Ily :ee telenee of his Esq.-At his house, the 0. P. Tavern, Russell-court, Mr. C. Finch • of d. d. I el. 4. daughter it appeared, that the deceased had been very. asserted for many Theatrical notoriety.-In Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, in hie 31st Putt', Si) to Notho each • 1 9• 91 Crop Hides. do 4° to sobs. IS a ''^ days past, supposed to have arisen from &malefic nose , ' tunes ; that en y ear . Capt. 11. Foster, late of the gad reg. of fiese-In Great George. Ditto. 56 to iii ha. each .- a :' s CA , I Shins, 30 to ail be. • si t a :it) a C 3 Wedneolav he went fro-111mile, and at night was aisowered floa tin g street, Westminster, Louisa. wife of G. H. Stunner, Esq . 31.1'. for Merchants- slacks. - to •tp ----- so w sums. • i in the Basin, on the hanks of which he had be en noticed walkin g about the county of Surrey.-Aged 7 6 , Mrs. %Venham, of M arlow'. Essex.- Dressing Hides is al7 ------• 70 to Whs. •23 • Sll ter two hours.-Verdiet, Found Drowned. in Beelford-square, Sir Simon I.e Blanc, Knt. time Senior Judge of ehe Si,,,' Coach Hides. ..• 17 •IV 'fanned Horse Hide* • -•- i Monday last, about nine n'enek, as Mr. Moor, horeedealer. of Court of King's Bench.-ae 6. Vaughan's, Fsq. in her 76th year, Mrs. Cell , Dolce, 35 to 401h4 1 . for Snot 'reale (Green and) -31 a 311 Green street, Grosvener-square, was drie ing a break down Green-street, E. Andrews. widow of the late J. Andrews, Esq. of wilderness-row. cutting • 15 • 17i tarp ditto, per dozen • 120 s. to Haw the horses ran oft and overset a coach belonging to Mr. Fortnum, con- Goswell-street.-Lately, aged 22, Mr. .1. Hodson, youngest our of - unuing their (nurse on the ravement; when Mr. Moor's head came in of the late Mr. Hodson, Proprietor of The CambeidL , Y. Chrent:sie - PRICE OF li.lY/ HIDEi. c; intact with the Innip at. the co rn er of North Audley street, and the Lately, aged it, the Rev. \V . . Cowherd, Minister of Christ Cheered, . C. J. s.d. . S. d. s. el. Salford, Manchester. lie directed the following singular Epitaph .Iliat Hei CS Steers, per st A osse 4 I Market Calf, each - o cias 0 hreak falling with a violent jerk on the post, he was thrown several Middlings to he inscribed on his tonsb--" Ml frar'il. none 100'd, and Jere an- i Bai 10 1 English Horse - - 12 0414 u yard& and falling on his head, was taken up speechless. He only bIU. • rived till a quarter past eight in the same evening, and thea, expired in derstood."-At Montreal. aged 65. Mrs. M. T. Fleming. Mrs. Elem. Ordinary • • 16a 0 o sheets Skins, Downs .. s6a 7 0 the 29.5 i year of his age ;he low his father about seven weeks since, and ing was a native of England, hut early in life removed to America, and t ;OR is- i DOB. was to have conducted the business for his mother and family. A Co- for the last 25 years hail been resident at Montreal.-At Polsue House, m em hop/rice, RenerApell Is rones's Inquest sat on the body, Verdict-.-Accidental Death. near Tregony. the Lady of Admiral Keinpe.-At Chatham, Major 11. L. s . L. s. L. s. L. s. Rea. of•the Royal Marines.-In his 7 8 t 1 i year..the Rev. C. Naylor On Tuesday an inquest was held at the Barley. Mow , i n Mount- Head -Master of the King's School, and one of the Six Preachersd the . Wile"' per la" . 11 16 6 t:° 0 1 Pesos - - " - I 9al " street, on the body of Mary Weans, who met her deathrin the follow- C a thedral Church of Canterbury.- mAt Exmouth, in her 81st year, Mrs. Berley, per ~carter• . I II a I 7 1 a • I 41 I Rse Pease • - - - -00 a 0 6 ing manner : A f rennin in a family in Groevencesamtiare keeps a Starke, widow of R. Starke. Esq. of Ilighlrinds, near Epsom, formerly Oats. . . . • . •o 0 • I 11; • lodging-house in Bird sweet, for female servants, where the deeetteed, Governor of Fort St. David's and Madras.-At Camberwell, Mrs. PRICE OF HOPS IN TUX LOROVUH. some time back, procured lodgings, saying, she had left a family at Hord, formerly Mrs. Wigstead, of Kensington.-At Woodford, aged Perkets.. L. a. L.'. ems. L. a. L. s. Bath ; but whilst :kers, she contrived to rob another yoting weeniest of RI, A. Aubert e Esq.-The Rev. %V. Goode, Rector of the united pa. Kent • - •313 a lo 0 Kent - • •40• 7 10 some trinkets and a quantity of wearing apparel. Deceased soon after fishes of St. Andrew by the IVardrobe and St.. Ann's, Blackfriare, Lee- Sits.ca . . .Ato• 7 to t-resea • - -Xls• a it gm a situation in Downing street, Westminster; and on Friday week turer of St. John's, Wapping,. and St. Lawrence Jewry. The Rectory "Ta l l"' • - •100 a 16 0 11.1 " " • - 7 014 Itt 8 information was given at Qiusen-square, and a search-warrant executed• is this time in the gift of' the parishioners.-Aged 56, c. Cooke, Esq. of by two of the o ffi cers, who found in her boxes Oct only what she was ac- . Bellevue-House, Walthamstaer, F:ssex, and of Paternoster-row; cOef. MARKET. eased of stealing, but part of her new mistress's proper/. She was of the Common Council of the Ward of Farringdon Wifkim-in York- . a _,,, a , Ara Ilbipeat Nellie. Ships Fred. a. 4. a. A then lodged in the watch-house, to be examined next • .l ay. In the street, Portman-square, Miry ' , wife of the Hee. W. F. Note, D.D. of :--- ' - -13 141 I Newcastle I ...It i from I ',S 0 a •ai •51 'Rtes College, and dau. of Dictate G. l'igott, Esq. of Abingdon Pistons, et sunarrland 21 - 33 9 a -v s , 4 nurse of the night she complained of illness, and the watch - house keeper sent for u medical Gentleman, who ordered her to he sent to the Cambridgeehire.-Lately. in Scotland, Mr. Eyre, late of the Hay- Dellrered•at tss. advaiwo Ull lie ,brave prig.-. 4/OrkhOUCC. In the course of Sa nudity she became worse; and althotigh market Theatre. Though not conspicuous as an actor, he was an in- every ; essible care was taken (Where she expired about !two o'clock on telligent man in private life, and had the advantage of an University .--------- PRICE OR STOCKS FOR 'l' la 1( W E 'stk. Sunday morning. The jury, a ft er a mature deliberatioa, returned education. He had written several dramatic pieces with various success, Batik Stock 'Monday. Tuesday. Wellness. ' Thurs. Friday. Saturday ' their verdiet-,-Died by the Visitation of God. - - -216 • -----•--V3 l l and was related to the late Baron Eyre.--Lately, at her daughter's. the 3 1 ,,., A. , ihed,!_-_--- 59 • Fla V' t) i ,t;1 Countess of Ely's, in Grosvenor•street. in her 87th yeses 3irs flonfov Mnenixa. -An Inquisition wo understand has been sitting !a,• 3 per et. 0011 . 1---- 6l widow of the taw t apt. Bonfoy R. N.-Lately at Beesley Hall, near aer ,,(.„, a -74 1 161 /stiz nearly a wea.k, by adjournment, at the Pariah Work-house in Holborn. Otley , Yorkshire. the Rev. John ' 31i1ith rpe.-Lately, at Perth. the. '••• •,.., - •.- is Li el rem) the bolv of Eike Sinners, who died in consequence of blows in- laee ' of his chief residence since his rasnrs, in the Year 1802, from 5p.ct....An.,-- 1 7 l ei I • Waited upon her by a ion named iii , lb , rtl awn'', with whom she co-lianiel.• An. -.sr 15 ranee, where he had lived from the Li m o of tie lust attem p t made to i m e sims Ae. l ____, 60 14 1 15 15 5-16. itabited. The jury at a late hour on Friday night, ender th e direction restore the House of Stuart , in which he was cri geese(' along with his i of Mr. S . r ERLINTO. the Coroner, found A Verdict of WILFUL MGR- father ), the lion . . 11. Mame ' , only surviving rani of Joire, the last Lord 1 1 k ! ---- • pea against the said Gtaran, who has fled from justice._ _______ _.....---- Nairne.-At limitless' Hill, Kent, T. B. Kyles, Esq....At &skewed. .1 1 : 761 4L 13 .I. wer l ays.: c1 '------ -------- I tin. gpm '. 5 pm. -...---- The ;lumber of persona who DIED at Paris in 1814, assented in one of Derbyshire, in his with year, the Bev. IL Chapman, who for near hall a century wa. , s Minister of that town.-At Laurel Lodge, Twickenham, S. Sea Stockj - ---..- .----- 1. , t .c. French .k)urnals, amounted to 2'7,8140f whom 15,544 were males, 42. T. ferry, M.D.-At Rath. :II his ;nth )e: a. me. W. Mat. - ( 1;:x. Bills . ... 1 -......---......--- lad. 7p 2 pat. sten. e me. both sexes did not ea- thews, a member of the Society of Friends, and Seessgary to the 'Nest-16' pan . 16 16 s and 11,971 female,. In Ihl3 the deaths Among S t. mnitim ... ---- ~, p. i 4 1r5..... l All 114.671, making a difference of mom than 9,000. The marriages of England Agricultural Society. Mr. Matthews vse the author of • Lot. ric.---------124 7s. !AV* 7 9 . , 6 .- . 11 ies" ----- • 1 Con. for Alt.,•-•---.....--..-62 fit& contracted in Isla amounted only to 4,188 4in 151:7 they were so high Tor, in the manner of Sterne, and of same religioes end moral tracts. -At Ca:alit:lib. e, fp . his 84th peer, lee Reli. E. A i i•Lorp, ILD Pre - h b f 5.51.3, nuiLing a difference of 2.595 ill iavolir of the latter year. The - beedary of F 'rebury in the Cathedral of. St. Paul ar ,xalunierly a fellow London • Primed and publisbeis by R. Weeks, at No. $9. somber of births in 1814 was 10,814 males, anti 1 0. 4327 femaies, mak- of Jesus Colle.e.- 11 I Warbb niaa. Martha . c asi lb' " . ' • d d in t he , urY-, •,, ~ e la. screed sur- Chummy/4one, k tete-sue et, and kowar e to C o un t ry trig a total of 21 24;. It alTeare• therefore, that the excess of deaths vivine erne of John. Nichols. FA(I.-lately, the leer. W. Llewellyn, by 011 Negemen, Clerks of ..the IWO. sad Bosiuregers, flres 01 . above births, in 1814, was equal to 6,568.. , officiating 31in i ster of Roatield, near Mama:sail. I Postagc, at Ho. per pouter.. _ .