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4 71 . • i , . _ • aiiilif Atka( AMES'. .agt-frford-- Paler lbs. Mien commenced at Carrick/ergot, issiblesebaileetAleree itiCtst.tasu and the Hon. Justice DAT. , '• • .1 CROW* COURT Menial Ats eillieter t . who bad bun indiaed at the , last Assizes for attempting to seduce Henry Kelly. a solchersat Antrim. en the 15th of November last, from his allegiance. and had pet off his trial, was ageinarraigned, and pleaded Emilie. In consequence ofthe-Prisener's candour in acknowledging his guilt, thir.SofiritnesGeneral (Buses). with great feeling and humanity, expressed his intention of exerting his Senecas' for the mitigation of the awful /tuna want attached to such offence. The Hon. Baron NUCIALLANo, after anintad vetting - on the enormity of the Prisoner's offence eona ' ing him in the most impressive fan: e ienesh pronounced the sentence of Death in the, ur Dewar Wilms was indiaed for an attempt to se ams James *Allister from his allegiance.—lt ap peared by the evidence of M'Allister, that he and the Prisoner were very intimate, but in consequence of. disagreement, they threatened each other. **Allister swore examinations against the Prisoner, who was in consequence committed.—After a can• did inquiry on the trial, the Jury. upon a very able and perspicuous es commendation from Baron Pst•Csasissia, found the Prisoner No Guile,. **Allister was then ordered into the. Dock, in- MOW der perjury, found gm lie, and sentenced to heliallaeod in Belfast, and transported fur the term el/even years. a •!..01 RECORD COURT. Tile MUM. etcataarevren.simay, YLATIVIIif S 7154 11054• JONN O'NEIL, DIYINDANT. This WAS an anion brought fur the recovery of dui ameunt of goods, chattels, &c the property of Plaintiff, which the Defendant, in his capacity of Shaffer the county of Antrim. caused to be sold under an execution, all , gieg that the property be- Ward to the Marquis of Donegal. -In thesou-se of the trial it appeared by respectable ',ideaus. that the Plaintiff purchased the chief part tithe property for fujj and valuable consideration. as.appeared by the schedale of the sale. The plaintiff , did not remove the property from Do negal-house, and accommodated the Marquis with the use thereof for soma .time previous to his Lord ship's leaving this kingdom. Alter a minute inquiry into the merits of this cause. die Hon. Justice Day, in his report. decla.cd, that Mr. Wolseley's purchase was a fan. legal, and ices c sle ; therefore. that Plaintiff had a right to of the property as he thought fi t. c . Jury. in abiut ten mi•oires, returned their lesediet i t s favour of tie Plae,tiff, for 2,7641. 4s. 51d. on 1 sixpener costs. •• it may he remarked, that the Defendant was only nominally so. Isaac Bernall being the Plaintiff in the execution, and it was made a rule of the Court of 'Ling's Bench, that the sale should be made at C.' flak of Mr. Bernall, and not at the Sheriff's. SECOND DAY. • eFlile OAIIIII lICKY. 55.. IPLAIWTI7II, caw. 41.11 X. ' - 51 . 115AONTill. SR. DrtINDAYT. This was an aelion brought for deformation (to be tried by a Special Jury) it. consequence of the 'Plaintiff having bean deprived of His Maje4ty's Commission of the Peace, as was alleged by the Infinence of Defendant. _ _ On ' • k. the panne/ being called over, Mr. M Counsel for the Defendant, ohallengeo• -dm array, inasmuch u to this cause the fountain of "Mice had been polluted by a Jury returned on the Domination of the Nairn ff. He stated, that Defend • t's brother is this year Sheriff • f the County Antrim; it was not, therefore. thought proper Ms should return the Jury ;of °nurse, it became tf e •iety of the Coroner to make the return ; but, as the -Coroner was unacquainted with such matters, hav 'h►ft never returned a Ju.y before, the Clerk of the Plaintiff's Atterney brought to the Coroner a list of thirty frerbolders, wt:ich list he desired the ;Coroner to copy and sign, and told him that was 'the usual course of business. The Coroner accord ingly copied the list furnished by Plaint ff 's At torney's Clerk, and, signed as his a by the Clerk, it was sent to Dublin, and. after uaier going the revision of the Plaintiff's friends, was sent back again to the Coroner by Plaintiff's At- Illasey, together with. an additional list of eighteen 3 1.11e8ed names, which he was desired to add to "As former list, with two names ofoff is own char-s -ing ; which the Coroner cemr.lied with t and thus • Funk of this praflice was, that out of fifty jors named in the panne), to try the issue between • 1. , e parties. 411 persons were of the nomination of "'the Plaintiff. Such prainice went completely to vi tiate our nation's boast of the purity of trial by Jury; • it destroyed the validity of the Jury process and re turn. The Defendant was ready to prove, by the Coroner, mho attended, the tad as stated, and the gross imposition that had been praelised upon him. On hearing which, Mr. Macartney said, he hoped the Judge would not hesitate to allow the chal. lrnpe. Mr.PLUNKETT.CounseI for the Plaintiff, admitted the validity of the challenge, and proposed to have the cause tried by a Common Jury ; which was re fired. The cause of course was not tried. Thursday, N';. Neton was committed to Ipswich gaol, by .10t11 , 4 Lord ROW, charged with stealing fifty dollars (Pntssian) from the body of Mr. Berli ner, a Prussian offi , :er, who was drowned and cast on shore on the beach at ,Easton. At Colchester wool fair, on Tuesday last, but lit tle busio.ss was done, the growers asking a higher price than the trade would give. The prices fixed upon the best South Dos n i l lOCks were 2s. per lb. to Is. 3d. tor lb. The most that was offered for the best South Downs was Rs. per lb. or itis. per ted. In the evening one of the best flocks sold for Ss. per lb. For long wool and halt-bred Is. per lb. to Is. 3d. was asked, but not saleable. Pasture, Nor folk, and Dawn wool, sold at 20d. to 2I d. (in Saturday last the following accident occurred in High-friar•strees, Newcastle s —As a boy. about s years of age was carry.ng two glass bottles, he unfortunately feU upon one of them, by which so lame a wound was made in the lower part of his belly, that a portion of his bowels allually vitae out of it. He was taken to the Infirmaryioed of., where re- h is yet alive, but no hopes alitterta his e 0 -~ • Itteritoß !fol. FukTspioimi, atierusr 5. The isnlesiits bomb want Oat of harbour on SundaY, and sailed yesterday for the Downs; the Plantagenet, 74, Captain Bradley, went ont of har bour on the same day, and dropped down to St. Helen's this afternoon ; and when the wind is fair, she will join the Channel fleet. Artived the Warp sloop of war from Barltadoes ; sailed with the Canada and convoy, and was left by her to see the ships to the Bristol Channel ; also the • Dueheu of rail, Captain Dormer, from London, bound to Monte Video. SHIPS IN HOINISHISION AT THIS POST 111 4 11 . Gaga. CONNI6OII4III 5 Rear. Adm. Sir ham Coffin Royal William.... •••• • • • "Hoar. Cape Soy le. Temeraire • 98 Sir Charles Hamilton Bulwark Plantagenet 74 Captain Wadley Snartiate... ..... 74 Sir F. Laforey Uly woes 44 Captain Realism llrauie Hotatio Sb Scott Resistance 36 Adam Thali A mphioi 36 Mote EMUIOU9 ...• 111 Stupart . Wasp Sheldrake Gannett IS Sievelison Resgls.• . 6 .•• peppy ..• IS Clinch Raven IS Giant A55au1t........ l6 Lieut. Kentish Liberty • Defender .. ; ... 16 Plowman. • I PLYMOUTH. •UO. 4. Yesterday came in the Scalia's brig, Capt. Stan fel, front a cruise. Sailed the Audacious. of 74 guns, Capt. Gnsselin, to j ,, ;is the Chanel Fleet, and the Ali/wells frigate. Went down to Cawsand Bay the Royal George. of 110 guns, and the iffeeste frigate, (late Minertre). Thi, day sailed of 74 pull, Captain Sir fl. King, to join the Channel Fleet, at Torbay. Arrived the Arneson frigate, Captain Parkin, from a cruise. Remain in Cawsand Bay, Royal George atitt Do negal. The grand fleet have just appeared in the Offing, but trim the wind being to westward, it is deubtfal whether they can get down Channel. ORSAY, 600. 4. Sailed last evening, after post, under command of Admiral Lord Gardner— Mips. Glom. Cosmenities. Ville de Paris ise Leal Gkednec Cavtalet Oeflem Hibernia.. . 0 . Redford Cella - London. 9ll Werke* ' • Dreedmeght 9B Ledo.* Foudreyant... Rear- Admiral Sere. t-aptan Thisalateas • 14/ i Cokmaua 74 Mmria Drat in. 74 ...woo. Scott Menials l4 --woo Lew • • Theseus. 74 Bet4ollo • Tonnant Rear•Admltaf de Oman? jj Captain Audacious 74 -- G 11.16111.11 Clio nspion SS Parke, Alcmene SS -- Brisbane. Sailed this day the IV:tared cutter, for Lord Gardner's fleet, with letters. DIAL, •uousr 5. Remain in the Downs the ships as per last. . FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GR A ...awe, Auo. ..—Pawed by the Howe sterewhip, from Meow Vide.;; Sricaoma, Murray; Arethera, Itallessost ; Mary, Leak; Meittof ; C 11.11616 ; C 0116010106, Stapleton; Thames, r-e 101; Achve Watts ; Ceres, Cook ; Oporto, Cowry ; anal the Hope, WOW', fr.na I truto; Union, Ren al!, from Archangel ; Friend., Weatherhesd ; Artelpbfa. Butcher ; John and floonts, Nicholson; and the Britkb Tar, Coats, ( milt xis; S. mdletry, Dawson, from Petenhurg ; Ven tnnsu., Meru' ; and the Autthn, Sonar, (min Memel.— Sait-d the Helen, Read, far Jamaica; and the Three Brothers, Patrick, tor Oporto. ARRIVES Off Portsnseuth—the Hunter, Ansell, front Barbsdoei. At ni,,tot—the Hope, Gibbs; and the Atlas, Read, from flachadoes; Emelk, Gql r, irons Grenada ; Brown gem, —...--, thins A ',tie; Chard, Plait's; and the Se vere, Etherelr. town St. Vivant's. As Ltrespool—•She thire Beaseb, Ire. New Or- la the Clycle.-.the Rena*, fc Demerara. Off Scarboe—the Robert, front Queetarc At Waterford—tee Atlanta, Botertoy, train Oporto; and he Ratner, Ryan, from NeeteunctiAnd. . . . -- AR tnesada-41se ls , liwriait, Phillips, from London. og pover—Tha Betsey. Anderson, from Ittente Video. At Liverpool-The U -red States, ......., from Wiscaseetts. At Cori, -The Elmabeth T• &report, froth Moot. Video, and tl.e Tao Brothers. tot, Vi.,,eioda At IScorinniteo-f me John and James, ........, from N o rw a y. At Torbm...l hs Der,iatch, td'Keown, from Phdadelphie. At Whdov-The Vreurrt, -...., nem Greenland. At Newfoundland-rill , ' Ranger, OWIIII, foam Cook. At Demerara- I he Cleverree, Grave, (Mil Liverpool. Of St. Deoringro.- roe Governs Minne,-.......,fr0m London. At Lisrefouu:-.the Atlantic, Tucker, horn Boston. At Co, l -.the A , tom Ring, from Flirted !phis. At Dublin-Mc Susan, St..pltens, horn EMI idelphia. At Bel act-rue Itroteition, Halt, hem New Yrrrk In the De.,,,,,-...the Norfolk Here, Calvert; Tillman. Bowes; end the 'farleton, Jackman. hone Demerara; City of &rebus% Cook; Loin Ineliam, Fowles; and the Prince George, Ihissie, four Antigua; Resolution, (:r.reke ; Juan, Fisher; Lady Penthyn, Burgess; Margaret, Moffa:t ; Vanity. Stoddan ; Queen, Mnutrie; Lady An.. Walk, r; GfenTalle Bay, Mann; and the Laurel, Serge, from Gre nada; Governor lialkett, Watson; Trelewity Flaotcr, 1 Wiseman ; and the itmoveyy. Taylor, from Tobago; Active, Millen ; and the Albion, Taylor, from Trinierd i Sally, Walker, from lie:bice ; Harriett, Lister; Duke, Linder; 3•1.1 the Reenael, Carr, fres Dominica; Pilgrim, Hay; and the Armoire, Shsdforth, from Tortola; Filigree% Swain 4 and the Chore:, Clark, from St. Nutt's; ausl Nelsen, Herbert, from • St Vincent's. At Liverpool-the Ate, Burnett, from Antigua ; Thomas, Mullett, item Dominica; Elisabeth, Remy, froat Quebec; Aristides, Williams; and the Cumberland, Fellows, tram • Charleston ; Frederic, Briggs; and the Chance, Sarkee,froes New York ; John, .....---. from Wigespetts i Helen. Amos ; and the - flreedosia, Nicholson, from Yana; Adonis, Ward, from Riga ; Bellisanias, Bing; and the Lidite, Filer wick, from Memel. 1 At % hitehaven-the Active, ..........., from Siubsalbsen I, and the Ceres, Robinson, from Antigua. In the Clyde-the Glasgow, Morel, hoes Qamdsec. , • lu Yarmouth ReAs-. , the Ranger, Orton, from Pet•raberolas. Off Bridlinyton-the Mary Ann, Dumps% haridilup ' sod the Three Friends, —, from Nana. Of Whitby-mho Eagle, Brbinseet ,• Aid, & power,. ; Union, Robinson i and the Saud -....., from Riga. At Leith-The Unity, Fowler, from ditto. , • At MontrnserThe Ramo, Carnegie Mita. . 4 . At Dublin-The Bedford, Sleigh, :from 4 a& Ilstit gases, Laurel, five Lando's ; Anne!' i 0 ,11 . 11 Muse, Holmes ; and the Fame . ,. waste., _f id 7 gua ; the Druid, Wilma, from TON g i g 4 eallallti'' from Tortola ; }Award, St 004 MA 61 ' 111 . ,it from St. Vincent's. .I__ ... • REJECT 115)1 . OF TYR *ILL TO PREVENT GRANTING R es'iiK3lo MS. List of the Majority and Minority in the tionse of Lords, on the Rill for Preventing the Granting of Places in Reversion :•••• iIAJORITY. estwoottr. Lord Alden. Earl Gio.*enor. Lord kedesdale. Lord Yarhoruagh. The Duke of Montrose. Lord Holland. Lord Napier. Earl Cowper. Viscount Melville. Earl Selkirk. Lord ileathfield. Lord Lauderdale. Earl GI Earl Cholniondeley, Earl Motor,. Lord HOW. Earl Limerick. Lard Buringdon. Lad Carleton. • Earl Mamie. Lord Eldon. • Lord %%Waltham. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. - ~ , The bishop sal Chichester. PROTEST Entered ore the Journals itf tine House of Lords on the Occa sion of the Rejettion of the Bill, intituted " Ant Aa to pro hibit the Granting of Offices in Reversion, or for Joint Lives, with benefit of Survivorship." DisstlSTitsiT, lit, Became ire aril of opinion, that a Bill of inch nertni tude and importance, Sent up by the Coalman' Hou-c of Par lament, as a measure of precaution agairut the Wanton and injudiciost expenditure of the money of their constituents, 'demanded thif deliberate consideration of a full flou.rs, it is, therehre, with the deepest regret, we have seen It hastily re•. jested, at the Instigation of Noble Lords deeply interested in reversionary grants, and in the abence of these *hoer official situations teiideord their attendance in this House mum pecu batty a public duty SR, Because, with the knowledge that this Rill, not only commanded the general approbation of the Coruntoos • Home of Parliament, but that it appears from the Vote, of that House to have been the only measlier introduced by the Com tnittee of Filiatice, of whose exertions MS Majesty, in his Speech at the conclusion of the last, m well as at the Com mencement of this Parliament, or strongly ex ore.sed his ap probation ; we cannot, without the deepest feeling of Mann, refieS rao the serious discontent. which tit. public illicit fall at this unprecedented manner of rajefting a measure, so deser vedly popu ar, sanflioned try the diteffi approbation of one bearish of the Legislature, and indireely recommended to the favour of thi: House by the other. Sdly, Because et a time white the unfortunate situation of Europe renders that exertion which precerds from a union of sentiment le desirable; and when the people of this country are suffering under the pressure of an unprecedented accumu lation of taxes, we cannot bet fed the deepest concern chat this House should irks& a meaavf€ to l'itituately connected with that system of economy In the, expenditure of public money, which the people have a right to expect; we dread that it will extinguish al. hopes of devising any benefit from that Commit tee of Finance, to whose exertions the people of this country b i as been taught to look with favour, and Viet it will give rise tom ret feelings of dieer.ntent, at a moment when prudence ealla fix such measures as are best calculated to prudent a Shen of effete is the commas came. (Signed) LAUDERDALE. VASSALL HOLLAND, • SELKIRK. CHOL MON DELEY, COWPER, (far the two last Reasons) GROSVENOR. PROTEST AGAINST PARING THR IRISH INSURi' RECTION BILL. Illiamesa she reagens which have been urged in &SW &len appear to be sufficiently strong to coupe me to agree le rain this Bill, which can be justified only on the plea of imoopky, used irliteb being contrary to the prim-Vito of a Cc* CasiAtualarionagin (if anfortunreely necessary) to be in fusee (Sr 41 abalart tide possible; and yet, in the peeseot cast, ft boo boon partheminalnly eel used to limit its duration to owe peso, mid ea the oeistrary it has been declared in debate, that it would have been better if this Bill had been for a longer period of years. gdly, Because if it be true that this Sal is impetloady talletl for by the distracted state of Ireland, it should not hare been delayed tile so late listened ante Serial, when the attendance is necess unity so thin.and it could sot receive the discuses' which tt o .gist ; but should hate been brought frrward sooner, together with other measures of a conciliatwy kind, to meths rate the usifi.rtunate state ef that country, If it be really such . as it is represented. NIT. because cat appears to me, that the best way to ganyai. lists lie p e ople of i t eutos to a union with this country, is by convincing them that in all our aas tosia,ls them sr, are as tender of dim liberties as we are of uu- own, and that we wiU en no account suffer that to be done thee., which we will 14 +steadily, and on the same grounds, submit to ourselves. (h.griest POSSONBY, (E.Beshororgh, in Irciand). PUNSONNY On the Duke of DIDFOR D'S amendment to confine She term of duration of the Irish Insurreition Bill to One year only, the following Dissentients were en tered tan the Journal Book, ' VaSIALL HOLLAND, Bat:4ORD, N4a i t t r y. woaTn Ficzwi lAA at F r . Y•asoaounts. PONSONIY (Buioaouon), Posts° si • I. • .4MERIC4N SHIPPING. The following Lever has been transmitted to Ire. land and circulated there : Whitehall, 23d July, 1207. My Leniv-11 have the honour to transmit to your tirece, the cepy of a notice riven by the Consesissioners the Cammul to the merchants cmiceined in the trade with the [Joked States of America, and to the masters of all Allletleeh Vtllllllll, infornimg them, That seceding to a determination of the Lords of ltn Majetty's most Hen. Pricy Council, ships being Ainedean property. but not the built of Amer..., or condemn ed as peas within the United States, sailing under sea letters, cannot Ise considered as American metals, and consequently entitled to import into this kingdom, under the 97th Geo. Cap 97, which A 6 was continued until the Ist June, 1207, If the Seth of Hs Ildeje.ty, Cap. 16. Ind the regulation magained therein, &retied by His Mmest,'s Order in Council, dated =7th May, 1101/7, to be duly observed until other providoW Amid be merle t awl darkling the officers of ghat romilue is Obliklia to the above determniati.in of their Legaisips,m for as Mey mere or wim be respeetively sonwWwied god I base to mew that year Grass would gs's premelgabas Mt; MN wag t e averebeass ia Itataad amicatrad ia mss nada wish gbe UMW Isom At the same Mae, la oda lallemeneWastegmlimn Se she mereltatn, Mao Mould illesmagnetion owl baelarbeem ewer made hours M Mem o I bes Mays se ememeseadm year (Amason steadiegAsies• Ise admiring to sooty seeds Amerime *Wee/ tads Wes deasgWiegi as may 'trim i* the peer of leetagd . prine lb the MOW Gegisaw, after Mitch day if note swig amps teeing Akkkipill'Orapensy, but nag of the WOW of Amnia, and saillay Met ma letters, Mould am be emaidew gad as entitled to Lampert wader the Act, 37th Goo. Ui w. _ . V CORN-EXCHANGE, Aue urf O. The import% ef Wheat , - rii.v....... the ..'ply spin Cf.:l. siderable, with sane from AMeries t boat santples hardly A i Ism price, and owner qualities are heavy of sale at lather len ; new Rye 50s. per quarter ; Barley and Melt have to Mayors ; White reastull ae high; Grey likewise, small Beene Ss alit 4.. per quarter 'dearer ; of Oats there are many more furebb arrivals, the bast keep their price, and other sorts a r ty. cheaper; Flour heavy sale ; fine American 381, re 4W, p. barrel. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat........ 475. 60s. 721 Tick Beans .... 475. 53i. gi /Use de 73s 77. 111 this..... .....23s 22. 34 lye 431 453 ter Poland' 33 , 34. 01, Berley 55. 41. 0.1 Potatoe ditto.... 38,. et (4, Mi; I. L .. , ... JAI.. 74.. Pd Rap e S ee d 221. '26i. ii i , Whi3/Peas . .. 11W. 120 s V. Fine Flour . 6Cs. 641.651..0.., Grey Pee, se: 64.. ad. Seconds soar. 60cgd, Beans ......... 59• 59 , nn --- MEETINGS OF CRI'DI tOES AT GUILDHALL, eo•hturiliole. re., Titoism Hmelrine end William Lee, Bridge-street, Illeakfriars, grocers • . . . 3 fti haw inflow, Eseeution-doek. Wapping, victualler ,c, 1 Joseph William:mil, Queen-street, Loudon, hour-(actor a i • Richard P tier, St Albans, liertfrildshoc, shop. keep, Thomas IS +trishaw, St. Mittlres le-Grand, Wesel:Maine , shoe-maker . . . • • • Thomas Ne,bitt, High , Street, Souhyrark, Surrey, chip.. Man . • . . Mealy Butcher, Hytlie, Kent, soldier . DIVI -ENDS ' kichard I.ewit, Codforel St. Pour, %Y.ltshire, shop keeper . . • 12 Thom., Yorke, late of Devensbireedrert, Middlesex, ' nterdbaut . . • 1: Jai.im Futches, Sedbory, Suffolk, tailor . • 1U Imam Lindo, Great St. Her 's, London merchant 11 , William Yuuoglius•nitid, Colchester, Essex, draper 111 Nathan Goddard, KingstenmporiThaines, Surrey, shop. keep' , • . . . l2 ' George Mister, Charing-Oise, Middlesex, haberdasher It Thous.. Parsons, late or Marclimunt-place, near Rosser'. square, Middlesex, builder . . • 13 Janes Charles Smith, Bowling-green-lane, Middlesex, 'victualler . • • It CERTIFICATES. Anthony Collins, late of Mile-mdiciatt, In the count., br Middlesex, ship-owner, merchant. darer and Chapman. James Giffard, late of Shepherd street, Oxford-wrcet, in 04 county of !Middlesex, coil merchant. .1 ihn Atkisson, or Rawdrii ' in the iiarish of Guitidey, in Net county M York, grocer, .leoler and chapisan. William Wentwortii Deschamps, of Suffolk-lane, Londint, meiclica, dealer ' mid Chapman. . Robert Toulmin, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, cabinet-maker, dealer mid Merman. 221Mr.6.11p.....—...•.... ,i,..•.,....6..-.- - —,..c.-...._..-1-,-.1. imakillilaira. PRICE OF &Foal , YES 3 per Cent. Reduced .. 6211 9 per Cent. COM& %. tit 4 per Cent. s per Cent. Navy Long Annuities .. .. l7 11 16 13-161 Imperial 3 per Cent .. Ditto Annuities Ormilurn India Stock 15 per cam 1751.. ll Exchequer Bills Comic for - 611 T. NISH, Ssoek-Broker, No. 4, Cornhiil, and 9, Charing.eross. . 1 , On the 29th January, at Melee, in Chios, the lady of Tian. philus Julio Metcalfe, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. A few days ago, at St. George's, Hanover...quite, by special kens.. liartailine, Esq. of South Hill, Sedfurenhirs, is Miss Seale, ..f the same place. On Satur day, at Hallow, the Rev. Charles Hawkins, Rector of Keine., lit.ronneutotre. to Miss Augusta Cockburn, Taunt on daughter of the late Sr James Ciwkeera, Sari. On Sundae last, at Am:Mown, In auckingbanokirs, Chaste Dwkin.wri, Esti to Mks Allinghane. On Saturday last, at Ostia Church, Middlesex, by the 54. West Whalalle. Ames Rosales, Egg to Mist Elias Deets:Ey _ . eldest daughter of the late William Mangos, Etrt of tin pariah. 0 Tissaday tast e at Kensington Sir James Inns Key, at to Miss Harriett Charlowood, weld daughter of the late Is* jamin Charlatan, Esq. if Wirinlenhato, Surrey. DEATHS. On Monday se'neigi,t, at Springtnousit, eabyjalbw,Cs k, Miss Elias Townshorn, daughter of &idle Tuwathent, Eaq M.D. On Tuesday, July at het hal% Clapham, TotOis. relict of Sir Itenjamin Tetileyrini UJ(11 WATER, THIS DAY, AT L•)ND Mnrn.... IR min a( ..41 avent....l4 mm after.. 4... SALES BY AU N. Ry SNOW and SON, At the Coach and Horse, Inn, in St. Mania's, Stamford Sal, on FRIDAY, the Slst of August, 111*J7, between the hat s{ alma and Sao in this afternoon, AGUN with two barrels (maker, Egg , Londolli in a mahogany box ; ales • Washing Rod, complite. in leathern cao. ; those steel Shot Chargers; a slide Only for powder sod shod; a Clipper Powder Flask ; a Turnimw and Lock Vice; a Dog Call and Bell; Flint. and !'Lee(. Poach ; twee Ramrods to the Gun • a Saddle and Sr.& The above Sr., the property of iob England Ferns', EA. who may have them again, out paying the charges, by sp . Plylng to Mr. Norton, at Wanafeed, any time pion ti tbs By Mr. SrLWA , .. , At his Ai' Room, Na. 194, Piccadilly, (opposite Albany) nfl on THURSDAY, the 13th of August, at Twelve ee l without Res rim, by diredion of tne surviving Etteca:al of the late Mr. Hendrie, ADesirable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, in "Lund Repair, being a pleasant smell House and Gobs, No. Si O, Queens-Gardens, nears m e n'salinidiogs, &romp's; and consists of Two Red Roorwt, and Cl.eets; two Snug ditto; Kitchen, Cellar, ire Icld tor an unexpired Ti ned Thin, Tears, from Midsumer, 1807, at a Ground Reed IJs. id. per Annuls; 110 m ,1 Let to a 'renatit at Wig In • Fourteen Guineas per Ani,um. To be viewed, with Inv. of the Tenant, and Particular; had ; and of Mi. Stewart, oppto ire Alton,. Pic oddly. To RE PLIthMeToRILY SOLD, Wi immEl,4; it POSSESSION, COPY HOLD' ESTATE, EklUtss.'..., ROW, WANDSWORTH, SURREY• By Mr. STEWART. At his Auniow Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, (opnrshe AP"' L • On THURSISAY, the 13th of Aorta, at Twelve o'Cra., without Reserve, PLEASANT and DESIRABLE COP.- AHOLD ESTATZ INIIERITASCE, hf excellent Biscboilt Dwellin g House and Gries, g ae supplied with ic. Fruit 'Ertel, most eligibly &nested, g".' Chuicti.row, directly opposite the Church, Wantivec". Surrey, late in the occupation of Abraham Denpsai r•A; ibleimeed I and C 0 1 ,141,11 of Four Red Rooms en the Set"' ; Mew; Front and Back Drawing Room; with Clout% ellosine Moil Th. Remus on the Ground Floor; e-• ralOSSINils Kitchen Wine Coal, and deer-Cellats. for ; to the Garilen is a iatnapes-bouse. Wash lad 11 4 o• house, ay. ' To be viewed until the sales Reesieektre hid 4.4 b the tio r min ; awl Mr. Abram, heilTsia k ple lane; : and Slessor Putney t • Pleugh, sidas Swan , Stec , Nanaington ; and in r • raw. 17 ,04.,d by G. I.llk r st ; court , Comet- R1A:17....g 0. IS. Rack of St d . W. CR, of No. 7, New Ordetk.te for this Filer. ewe He Qin% HO wig be attended to. • saimiropi. - /ART, r b• asvadallilllNlMMlNar • „_ • T r- ' , VINO the boom to be , ie. be. Jane. NAWKESSUILY On Teitikky tut. Giosoz Rama, a child four Da , years old t "belonging to the Castle Garth, in New- Cog s cattle, was lodlioned by taking laudanum Instead of . Asua tiodure Of Ihdbarb, which had• been by mistake 111Priwo furtitherfrhes Ihrafinp of a druggist in that town, 1 "'" , by a careless boy. r