The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

akAittiik. oc4ober.—Generat Large has killed a great num. ber of men, and several Chien of the GaeriHai l ! whose bands DO longer make their appearance is' this One ot their Chiefs, who had ad. vauccd from Maras swaiast Moscato, was entirely defeated by Colons:I Kruse. OV,MAALAXAKA. _ - .• . . _ Ocithe'ri-ryt the .16th Ongulteft tIOO brigand*, . hid th i eesiesty to attack the escort of a convey declined toe erija. Colonel Balestrier saved it, by ilispersins. them. General Hugo attacked them in their retreat to Vat-de.Sas, kilted the greater Rert, and took fifty prisoners. General La nousseye came up with, on the 21st, and destroyed the remains of those beiges& at Terancon and Ude , . ...,.: 440 ii i, • denber,—Tbt,iitwocao at, the Waters of the To iiin4l4l4 of October the siege of Tier. . ' Us t p t Octoher there was scarcely Alit 1404 qof water in that river. A part of libesir i tiffeiji kvilemi transported by land, in spite oktises ielisfteld t ileesented by the roads, which are lite - begiti tiby formed.. '. • . Cli the in Oelobei s theSpenish General Besse. spurt tit trio s he'd or iltlo him and 7000 infantry, *obi Teleniiii,:irriied laiisanio. with the design Veit marching Vd liecielferof Testes*. oa the 15th, general Such* • with 2500 erenadier!, advanced pidry ' to • 11 literibilo ~Ae i • his approach General passecourt retilefejeo l s peened without eifeett •14 rar at Panisiole. zr, ' .., , - The raihs : **iie befitnal .of Non:giber hive .i. ionsiderahly" "ii is now, there. . lbre, not-tbegtr any „obstacle to completing the '1, 7 44. ' ' #4l:isr....Tho tewn is 'closely illeckad • . ar,. ,. . . .. s beglOo. NI L . whi‘e disease rk• belr eios little:Wa lt • , ' besieged, tit Ilde ditte„ *refired! • tryaCkCV 411•66 shot . v.ifit • ,IreSi..Sinftindir thrown i 9 isra ...WOO .lielli iverwps ' gd, ep and brought to tre 1 • The trtiebei were brand on the 4th 41ir - - • I ' • .' " i fer it ,Oetaletsia on ft i side, eoVeis the, ti lZko tetiona. idtwiecos begisoya of provisions into - • . laArititil. • October aed otiseas4Er.....This kingdom is tun tiiil.-eitiee &millet Rilitilimittned the Goiernment. 'He hes efieirot she modishly - of more tittle 1 000 bri. shads. There nie.2oo in the' prisons of Pat:options ; 1 :etaastitifeb tag killed, '--- • Ifeihg infoeined that the" et Wiwi; more Steel, Warms from Pan4A te assemblage of briketids whip sought to cut O . .t, toad to Madrid,, rloll General Pomades. upon that point, who ; tie . .. iltit d . them. 'era! Dumoutier, with sit regiments of fast.. boleti Of the flliartil, a cid 00a - et:ars of 134stg t loisii bib Vidadolid, to join flee other corpi.ir two . . . . Which are tee add to fordi titigeite to *blue, *toot *al amount, to til t bdo bt .. i_irtioo4lgeluding the two reginienii of Ail. lied *WA pursed theough Vittoria on &lads.. 31SCAT. Ofiritili ad Poffeieber. —The looniest of civic in this province has protincea titer/tit ilUits. • tronderftlly seeood the gealisiluerkl, *Ma Oe Otis - titts have diSappeared. ' - ,_._,_ •' ' • 'ASTURIAS lad Province anAtt4T AXIMMO. ' . ' • itober and Nerpember.—The Ettgiish'aisd the tiaidards anent pied to take the position of ketone, in order to make it a centre of insurrection and to . ... produce a ruing in the . besltstry. An expedition, tbds ago annoonced in thi s , *ilsh papers, sailed *by that purpose hint CO ai r t :i is t imr beard font fri. Otis sod lib* tarty tr On . tbeletiiiiiieson of the lfth of October, the Mircpieid ' isei Often bates by General Bossism, t i ts and but . *tore than 30 0 mien undeihter 'Or ders on a . appeared before Gijon. Colauel Cretin, withb:luet of Chasseurs, and a company ig bf VoltigMe,.h VI already repulsed him, when he prisived o keadren of twatnty.seven sail, which approached the hartibur, and poen after began to tend troops to die membe r of 1500. TheColonsdi too weak to resist a superiority so decided, era. Xiiated the placable ghod order, ad retired to within d a itingets of the town. Nat having receiiei suffieteut reinforcesientitikronlii ' : t spinet Gijetsi budforeed the English asiiibiSinikits to te.anbariki laairiog Owe hundreds of I, kid wounded. • On the -inth * corpi of 6000 Gentians at. A& this iiii*iiie traneteiuk, aellebien dad Gitd6.. th(stitiCk heti no better ince* thin the' debirtao 'lino. Tii's enemy wet co mpletely beaten, and riTen beyond nkiNereigla effer losing a great minty tred , . , northerly to the aim t 6 4fiol in the lieh was 30 trans. *a t * gell ing ' . „ 1111 = . , . . . .telugt,ltik on, OM.. ifielts..a . - 1,i14e144.. , _ lit , .., „ gm v o isis•brii and 4, Spada gslid. ' • bid lkale i fate. ' theliti&jui • On' iiiiirdlliid ' t . iiiiiii l i ana Loss of about 1200 men to the enemy. ~ . bill*" 4these diSiPlaiPs 0 .4 i shiPt-of,ll‘ 0w .1414 Main MAI thfif...,___lPMafika.ca. flo 0,4,... 5 .etth5 . * t imes, wishqh,t4 ;new-its lingding ins., ,thsvg4pa l , ..,.. /t i t , . oaos in thq. sfsacimen, ais troops wings embarked -bisfis i: 3.lParbfAls ,advanced at ;heir head . tqfli•: i ,steavour, to ,cliar. the . hcach with grape-shot, 71E14 fleSt dcmi,hrjga4 awillicd them with stcadiness,tind 1 ;1 land hattipy. nom ,Satitona having soon opencd,a flanking firo - pwAlic., hosts, .thcreremained fur thcin no thiu l s hot. i geogiiit e , Tipp ..English Commodore ma de sigrwl for. re.anherking. At 5, the wind having fresltepo4, thp. 4041*,flisappar.ed, heating: Away to the north i f,ions .that moment, ,tetnigeMp! Aid ant cease assailing , this.4nVirtunaie expetlitiew.' The accounts of the lst of. November announced,' ;hat remains of the,transports were on the coast of Plenchia and Anchonii; they were taken pollimaion of; they were found laden with troops, military •• 1 ,c4as Imes 0: ifti to take a not st n rii ' nilkUniiiinicited this - ,),,, : i d , _is it ., ...,..„ 1 ,, L ; ~.4 die illltintsiSta . ve cin...nkumw”......... coast. . '6li tile * • the lick derolairTgatic of I..ig *tfiltsitia . Iteitenruistoi arid • 44 . cafarellt al eit;itith soma thousand t TIT, i4eteititig4 to tfstow all into the so o fd ;0000 t 9 iod. ~. oirants ett6Ott the g trg nadton aachoted AO Ot 4 Math*, one of wM d i Al4, i 3 t c brigs cod' ld , Itc.l4oleCli, 4 gon.boats, 30 potiiy i n t :4ll 43 n t h ' . th 'lntl WC .oW:wind having eh Ae ah pa" Of *silt OW ft*kea 16'000 off, 1 the tiatopetitte theiltdie . i, the storm Wei titfi i sgipls frigfte tu#t Its litititort, and istts :al the. iechs et 'l4l4eoei "ithetti it Oeritin L stores, artillefi; tuatnutsaik lie. Other Aram ports hive entered tke Aral which we accupy, mod hive been taken, With theii. hiding, and t h e we who were on Doak. Of elf this eilictfititiOlgp English frigates ilisWi *ere able to Mee themielVdr; one of them, keskertett which was very rough', treated by our batteries, must with difficulty .hale weathered the successive Norma, which lasted fur several days. It is. probable that she is lust; there fteifstien no meld of her. AMSTERDAM, Mew. 14. Ite K. TAN DER. cArrisi.uns, FFIVISTEIL OF USE IN " The happy pregibiticy of her Majesty the Empsets and Queen has-been Officially announced to me, Sir ; it is anew pledge of the blessings of Pro. sidenca on the French, Empire. It promises all that our wishes could dgite of, her —the domestic happiness of the y,turerorolsoribility of hi. insti tutions, internal repose, tots iig succession of prosperity and glory. 64 14et all religious persons , ,address thanks to Heaven, and, prayers for the Conservation of the Empress, and the accomplishment of our hopes. • ' " Sir, The vete of ACto - r'i A, Prince Arch-Treasurer. Lieut.- ( lateral of, the Emperor aid K 14." " Amsterdam, No'. 19; 1810: 1 , In constnuenee of this letter,,itis Excellency the Mi. nister of the Interior has tejo,ined the Land.drosts of departments to give ,orders that all religious com munities pot up. public thanks for this happy rent, and prayers for the preservation of the health !of the Empress, and for the fulfilment of tie wishes of the whole Empire. NAPLES, Nor. 7. .purstiatice of a Decree of his Majesty, of the Ath.insiatit, and in obedience to the orders of the Minister of Finance, the Director. General of the Customs, accompanied by the lnspector.General sod the Director, proceeded to the chief custom. house of this capital, and caused to be delivered to ;,him the keys of all the principal warehouses. He proceeded to a minute and rigou rous ez a minetioti Af44l the British merchandise produeed by prizes, sequestration, or confiscation, in the custom-house. . All these articles were composed of muslin, ,chitituos s Manchester goods, calicoes, painted dour. cloths, India goods, cotton cloths and velvets, iron. :mongery, tin, and o ther merchandise, amounting to More than 40,000 ducats. A great fire was kin. :oiled in the square, where all those commodities "pre unpacked, opened, and Warned piece by piece, under the inspection of a numerous detachment of eustom.house.oficere„ under the orders of their prihcipal. The fire lasted from noon to five o'clock. So novel 'a ;ilt attracted an immense crowd. The greatest o rder prevailed. It was even per. - aired ihat the pablleilittifiittid ientiMents of sa lisfaction at seeing a which, lode. ',. pendent of the 'Mot Wow "tiiiit *0 g ives to English 'commerce, announces to thatOOiernment the fate which nwiliti all the plodtiations . of her industry tilt traiturOnt ,toot titkoirjilktour coasti. POLWGe. ' • sow.rntart w • ~-.. Yesterday two moil PC She *SIMI Or. Blair and Vote, charged with uttering a forged Draft fur 6001. purporting to be drawn' by Messrs. Gruig and Corfield, Solicitors, upon , Meerirs. Were, Bruce, .and Simpson, baskets, in Bartholoinew.lane, un. .derwent a h eal a:swimmable, and wore fully cum. milted for trial.. . .. .. 1 On Thursday afteretion, wb en Homan the anise, 'belonging to Tetkill-fgelds Bridewell, went from .11M:01fice to fetch some Prisoners for elimination, ~.:was informed a Prisoner, charged •Mitts I tape. dal offence had made Ms escape from the prison, miPposed to be disguised as a woman. On illik Man's return to the Office, and going to the Bruins Bar public.howsn, he saw a man in the pap tnige„ whom be thought he had some knowledge of, and challenged him as being a prisoner in TotbiN. Gelds Bridewell in the morning, and asked him his name; he denied having been a prisoner, and said his name was Neville; Homan nut being satisfied with this answer, turned the trowseni which he had on, and discovered that be bad got an iron on. He was afterwards identified by the Turnkey and Clerk of the prison to be the Prisoner who bad escaped, and that his name was James Britton. • It 4s sup posed he weld to the Brown Bear for tini purpose of seeing some person, who would telltales how - or where to get his iron off. lie was soot beck to Ms old quartets. . , - - --evemese—•••• . 'Miliaria Colts,. mote of the dashing hunting horse. stealers, lately cownitted,to.Stamford gaol, con. Oiled to escape firs tket. .prisou last Thursday lantplitl4l;lY. lldtattldrailktough MO' bOTeitt . ffie vault, roiA his irotis, op t , egad getting egress, it is 11aPParis 0 the oe,.filikofibe sewer of the river ! 'die if llalbed as blliplifidiuMal#4. 4l l• lll4° Mid as Saturday Ifilett it NllZidlffej at the ed. jauCed le of 1 po k. Elisabeth Honey church, one of ,the people ••Called gnaw! ;, she lived with her atm 'opt 444liter : in-law -; her eon is 68, and his wife 7117,Fg of !IPA now it) perfect health. .- , 1 41111411 .0e ir il L ir c hil n . mg a i o liP s ..Citittryfas4cdttiCilro.. habrireinsondrarawle.:l cki:API! h ares tar Ouse valuable , Freehold r e ti‘ . eigkee,..4, .elp con s ist of '1 wenly.fire Prices of su yeliov'tr. , wellyroithy the atteetion of public advestere. Stele Lottery ii_kalalan i sts Sidnot thelenict eateblished, State Pittery Offices a id, C l Oreablil l seed St. Islarga- Wis...._._hitlii!l!, li ik• i i t.,.... -, f t .• .. • - • . ! IV•qeagiA4ll/.llleiffliftegicir time ,to public P.P4s it 4 roa r too hope that . a remuneration,. suited to the advantages [wt from their . UPl .tiotiiiel:ifill be lite,.gesnit,,,This has been happily 41 4400 intlieiese .of pr,, .S,OLo no x i of Liver. yo l in tit, extensive sale which the Cordial Balm • of .911ead has expert iir cell, and iticontestibly proses tbt Ids the. beat ,Mt.Jiict ri!,E ever discovered for those:.4liordirt 'which are now prevalent in this Vegliont, ,and which ; fde. a length of time have bet! dad the skill am! efforts of tog most eminent . Ord .cians--we ,meisp,,,nerenes and consumptive com plaints. • This, 111,edienie has stood the, test and mt. practice, but expectatiumb . not only of a tong private practice, hut alio of t hose had ieppurse to it since it was made politic for universal good. , . - ~ .- - -. tw+ .,,, , ..,.... 1 FsAr •t • t JAM' }M' :LL 'T THE ALtliKkrg. • 0-40111111.4. coop' cilleoCol#4ol4 nEAS.,Noi , 40, c e u Dit ait tglil t o . F l4 ( cii iita .lo ll4 . mat friin s Oeforg . .p . ord.phifif obis. at; 6 6; , • • Tick e al% ' • :ke_(*ew) ' a c rub;, lice Cluildftet t, oiiit•ss. Litikik ditto 96. . Oniti g o t , 4. 511.11. x..sAitrro tibirEil. BWItY• 111 * exelmar idof. - . 7-7F'• • - - - - tit sietais - -•iik This' wit fun att bib Of ige Of which At Defloitlitaintwbe the accepeor. The payment of the bill was resisted upon two grounds, ant, upon the assertion of the Defendant that it had already. been paid, and neat upon a charge that the Plaintiff had exacted usurious in. terest. In order to support this defence, a person named Hind, the drawer. of the bill, now a bankrupt, was called. He stated ;that the bill in question was drawn tie a matter of accommodation, between him Saud the Defendant, and that the . Plainti ff had dis counted it. It bectini due, he said, in the Menth of April, 1808, and was paid in the May'feillowititi , Witness declared that he had received. 1501. from Govey, as his 'here of the bill, with wbich,.*ud those new bills of hjs own, he had taken it up. He could not aecomit for its being in the possessiois Of the Plaintiff, alth o ugh he had paid vitae kr it. The Plaiotiff had beef ont the habit of discounting bills fur him . at the apparent rate of five per cent., but . at the actual rate of fourteen per cent" which, usurious charge was made by the following means:' when a bill was brought tube discounted, the Plain. tiff only depended the legal discouut of 5 Per cent. but kept; a private account, in which he charged: Witness one awl • half per cent. por.two monthsote ma additional consideration fur cash, and when 414' private account amounted to twenty or thirty.. pounds, then the Plaintiff gave to Witness a cheek *obis 'Luker ror that amount, which Witness defy received at the banking.house, but returned the cash immediately afterwards to the Plaintiff, who, after this transaction, debited him with the amount of the draft so drawn, as so muck money lent, al. though not actually received in that furs, by Iva. ness, by which deans he avoided the imputation of usury. The Wafts', in his cross-examination, was not clear ur distinct in his answers, but prevaricated a 4 500 d deal. Mr. Serjeant Beer preduced an instrument signed by Hind, in which the 3001. bill in question was eattitioned amongst a namber of other bills which -sesite-to, be left in the Plaintiff's hands as a secu rity.for a,debt of 40001. In opposition to the au thority of this instrument, Iliiid said he had sign. ad it of a coffee-house without investigating its aoifteitd. • irpon.:the whole, however, the Jury, after se. i o sivingitheir charge from the Learned Judge, were of opinion, *at, the demand. of the Plaintiff was founded on just gyOunds„ and retuned a verdict ac.. aordingly for 2401. being the principle 'of the bill in questlon.• notettni. This WO an action upon a Bond entered into by . oie Defendant, in which he agreed to pay, 3981. 4s. 74. s l o t , wido w Morrell - fiat! Son, of Lisbon, if the O Der lailiene, in the pert of Lishisit at *the time , was ea -tented, stroked trete* safe IA dig port of London. The ship dtd so bloke tee- bit the Defendant refused to fulfil theories of hist:sled,' *nil therefore tbe present action was brought. Tho execution of,ftlle „grid was duly proved, .0 was Made 16y the Defeniiiit in toidiini to 'Pay tiro 'Bend.- -lretilit't for the PlaindiE rati.LeArtu LADMILIT. Mr. Serjedat Bast stated this to be en to recover 61..qinimed nutlet the following rarcums The Detenaiitit 'ditch to the Plailitiff tar 81. tindil,r prottilie, if *it& *Atilt 'did atittii Well his would return the Money paid for it. lit t few Idaye the Boland discaVervdthe watch to be't very bad one,, and .went. to the Defendant to get his money back, according to the p r e vious contract `The Defendant offered to give him another litchi' or to repair that Which wig complained of, bitted fured to Weed the dl. in consequent* of which the Plaintiff was forced to use those means which the law afforded him to gat redress. There was no defence made, and a verdict was, of 'course, given forifte'Piiiititiff. In this ease, 'which wits in Illation for 'boots and shoos sold sad *dirt:roil fo .the amount of 171.25. 6d. there was likewise no defence, which, of course, left the Jury tlO other alternative than to find a vet diet for the Tliere Ages no ddler cause , and the*Coltit'ae.i joessiellitefootOrriayi the 'Bth of December: , •Ireitcrshi, 110 4',Oitsgt. ObPot two o'cllP/kIA, th at ' howls wf coson*,, the sign of ittl . Whitt; otse, tii BithrviitffVene entered by* jinni s Mahal, inpptilid'itt %Eby means o f a pleitliick key they their yiro to break open the bar; sad .!anaatiked the !dillies , ' t they afterwards pro., ceeded to search tlaerooma op „Oaks, ; •whore rimed some valuableartieles, .together with cash to rl hirke anionnt. ,Tbey afterwards Whit down stair said . poured off liqu or to a veuy coosidgrabl iitlaitiati,iiith 'which they got afar a te , 111/beef 014 ilia k Watehittan stationed* Within a flw 1P lens Wiese. a An .tgaisition difeithfb i at the Battey illoirilkinnt-atie r etl, Were it.'ffett, 134. Cateitet, die bOtbri'd Vebeeta Harris, a cotifidikitilitiefiitif, in a 'frnity . in -Cum. Ilertowtaptedh.whe warfound drowned lir thebison -lit*Hyslogilvels, on Wednesday. This was the se. cond sitting of the Jury, and thiticass required their .partiestie ipstesatibs. It • appetared in evidence, _that the deceahoUlfed kft her shoes house on the ling of the sth of .liotember, accompanied, by !young man, whose addresses sifieveceitod. She ises'never hied after, and the youeep,man informed Iles Irked, of the deceased that eraiiii.parted with tido ; In a quarrel, - and the was verytTikely drown ed. That he paid ss. to have the Paddington Ca.. ttelWragged,. and therm were other circumstances thts,Jures, consideration. The deceased was braised, and she had lost a pocket. he dpoossed was a respeCtiblir woman, who had been ie. yeere iWher service. The Jury, after nine ,hours deliberation,, returned a verdict—Found 'Dr which will ;law -opportunity of a po licecrvet gallon. • Mi. omit . - - soft. • us& B eans , . - - 511. 595. •T:e. IMAM DOB. Cora-Inspeetees Iketere.—TH Rios!, ,ItoT. b. • Wheat, per lead •-I'. to' Vt to. Osa piky, peewee - ter es-1 to io 431..... d. ts -36 t. Beta fies• --a. t tlOs. —.d. yew Ditto its —d. I • 50t. —4. P e at - ...d. PHI 6E oft tIAA 01111 : 11AW T. Jiattl'i. • • *nil rIICHAFIL. 11 3 1, 06,1)1d. to 91.90. 04, ?Av., th. 91. i lk Ni g *, ti; Od. to Sl. - 61.11d seer, • AI to 101.4 IMVlnts 2! tio. to st. A. 'ALLOW, ST, Towe 'fall., a 73 1 6 d a u Yellow Ru,si.• 76 ; ud 7 , 1 0 White ditto 67,0 d Soap ditto 66, Od 0,4 Mfiiing Stuff ..fink Od dk o i Hitt() (.O%A so, sa 430 . Graves • 4.. Good • O're . o Yellow Soep.9os—Mottled.lool—Pieees, Ise 10 1 , Frite of tAuktier, per dollen, Od--herd,, Mei RAW HID ES. lot Heifers and Steers - (per I Ordioery 9s. OA. t o s,. stone) itt. Rld. t o ss, Yd. Market Calf • ca d, Middlings 'is. ed. to 9s. Sd. I link. 11 orsr Hs. al. tui4i. Of. Shearbnp - 20. Od• to is. oil. SMITHFIELD N ov. SO. To sick the Oral, per Inoue of olb. Beef ....d„. sd. to So. tkr. I Head of Cattle day Mutton 1 Mutu to bd. 4d. Scots . ........... Od. to 6s. 6d. I Sheep ... • • 4.5;t: Pork .....51. Ott. to Is. Od. Calves ' Lamb Ltd. to W. Od. Pigs HA It-fiIARKET. Hay Straw 4l. lle. 04. to SI. Os. OA. Clover NEWGATI3 AND LEACKNISALL MARKETS, (By the Carcase.) Beef ....31. 4d. to 4s. 8.1. i Veal ... Sd• N 64. Mutton ..41. Od. to bs. o.i. Pork Sd. to 6s. PRICE OF 1 St. James's pfiriet 4s Id Clare Market 4s Sid Whiteriadiel•Alarket 4s ?. - d per st. of 81b. ts 4344 Average A cause respecting the delivery of game and par. eels was determined on Thursday, at Guild' l ,3, before the sitting Aldermen, Sir John Perring sad •Mr. Combi, Which is of some importance to the public, particularly to those who reside in the neighboerhood of London. 'William Waddingtoa, ,of Crescent.house, Brous/stou t after repettedas plaints and notices to no good purpose, prehud foimal information,. pursuant to the Art, .pie Ur. Fagg, of the Bell and Crown, Liolbornot fai Porter, fora wrong and' imperfect delivery Amere.gaineon the 10th November. The cemwsi. 1, were, thatit Was not delivered according to the di. o vecitloo, that Ow perter's ticket.was delivered will jt• anti that tad. instead of 6J. was charged `sad readied on • the delivery ; under pretence "What id. of BA money *as fur booking, or trehouvli.tioolilo . . at the Bell and Crown, all *bids are Meisel, and liable to seorate penalties. M r . Humphries attended as 6ulicitur fur Mr. Fagg and his porter, and having at once pleaded guilty to . the prinelpiii °Mince, 'Mod been adjudged tug, .tip of Us. betide. Costs, Hr. U. dingtivit Was lathiosil, inth the etvwsrist . of the Alit tams, to-forbeet "resting for the fertile', penalties; it being, bowel**, distinctly understood, that tie charge of 2d. for booking or ,war.ehouse.room at the son where the coach 'arrives is not legal; thsl 'the Malt be as pointed` Oil in the direct lied be itcabiniitnied• by s. ernprli purtiiis ficket. t, At the Public Olives, Whitecha i el, a Usk.. "souse Officer on duty• as board a foreign tend is the giver Thames, near Blackwell, was devil with having stabbed with a knife, in a danpiss manner, th 4 boatiwiiiii of the said vessel, who' 'taken to the Londiin libspital Without hopes of ii eatery. The Prisoner was cotnelitted to Ckrtii. Well, to be brought upon again when the fated :the wounded Mali shall be ascertained. During the storm on the .10th inst. a very lugs drotiping willoW:tree was bloWn down at the 11* Flak's, near Grantham : the root iris found a bow, containing the hones oft deg, and a collar, on which was engraved " iIM Col. MoszTow. Cu. BeaseLey, Esq."—lt ui the recollection of an aid inhabitant, that the on iecount'of his being mad, and that tiriglitks phinteiity the side of his 'Opvrartt of 40 tries ago. BIRTH S. Yesterday, is Kim-attest, Holborn, the wife of Mr. lard. jun. of a daughtler. The. Lady of I. Laae, Bog. of Arundel, 4 a sou. At Eentwell.ball, _Suffolk. Mrs. bliss* , Dawson, of j dantOttx. el sekeu smooths. Thectiild is shim dead ' • Ote littaday last, at Wiiteltenser4ionse, Chrbeo, the BA Mrs. Thomas de Grey, of a son. in the 17tb silt. thetady of Edward Dare, Bp. dila Tuesday laM at Nortoo priory, Lancashire , the 101 l R. Erooke, 'Bart. of a dabAhter. liaot. at Bury , • near fienliort, the Laey of !atom. of a sou. '''• ICta BAUM: I s herNovall Onlieje, Portsmouth Detklnti _OM 1 , 411 a 0 ,rafessor Inman, of a son. 11411 • w . ' in liotles-street. Cavendisb-sqww. lady etCapt,; O t eistian, R. 'N. gra son. kr °lithe 9th ult. at Thuadertoo. the Lady of Sir A. 0c. ,.. —1 r BM: of• 14111111eld, Scrittaoti, 'of a dtetigl2l., ' - ' • *AR ItiED. . Ussi .l Oa talc misty last, I T Sm .tio 11 ythe, Esq. of C•ar `Helath toM rg. Stacklan . d, widowof the lat. C..i n SfsicMaad •fithl Regiment. On Tue i sidav, .at Lymingion, Hants, H. Comb. E* CaideilNk 4 nrea, Redford-square, - too A n te, secant a s C. St. ilarbe, Esq. of the former plac e . At' Heir wick, od ciVedneSday 't he 14th ult. Lica. C. rid, the Darya+ Na'', to Matilda, Oilly daughter an 4 trebles of late Sir G. %Vulcan, Bart. - At Arieklitill, Scotland, on the 19th ult. J. Crickt" , Eit Friars Gorse, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Sir R. broil of Lag, Rik. f.s. na ‘ur rueeday venwight, at Aanadale, Ireland, Ihe Rigta ~ T. 11. Foster,. iAh only son of the Itt Hon. J. Foster, Clo, taw' 'Of Nis Ex-Chequer for . itelattd: to Miv Skelftngton, Alla of the Right lion. Glilettester Skelfsagtoo , and piece the Gail Or Sioyotrene . ati,l tHleJ;.fLl,flta,,..._,...+deti. LL). 'On Wedgirodalereniag, ut liaise in dselisantptott 4o Bloomsbury, T. Ayinser, „Esq. aged Whileim ter Oa That Ant last, at 'his boast, h , (1 """ - teti by his family and friends, Mr. David Wawa. carf et ' l nut:whirrs. 'Friday last, at his kOine, Uprte Chariotte4seett Fl, orY744ltwre. aged U 2 year*, Cieneral feter Craig. idle " if tlieVith font. 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