The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-26 00:00:00

HEREFORD RACES. lams Inns afforded capipal sport trl the Gentle men of the serf.—On Wednesday, the 501. plate, for all age., rode by Gentlemen, was run for by Laid Stainforra ah. h. St. Domingo, 4 yrs old 1 1 W Gooidborn's gr. h Grimaldi, 5 yrs ni4 2 2 Wilhants's b. h. Gams Dragon, 6 yrs old di; . :Mr. Jaaes's br. h. Laciest-All, aged SAMS DAY. T. Heater's Subsc,iptiert Cup, vaiue Gea• tlemen. Str. Heritwgea eh. in. Mks ninny, 3 yrs *ld 1 I Terrer.'s ch. g. Cardmal, 5 yrs Wit. 2 2 Cress's bl. m. &Ilona, aged 3 3 314 r. Everna's ch. m. Cowa, 5 yr, nld 4 5 Laps. Jones% bay g Star, aged 5 4 75C% Evens% h g Yaneil, 6 Vli Hard running between Miss Foully snd Certiistel ; the Cite, k is expected, will be awarded to Cot latter, tips former being tuppmecl disqualified. - - - On Thursday there was excellent running for the Three and Four-year.old Plate of 501. for which the following were entered LordStamforea b f. &limn, 3yn 4 4 1 1 'r. 'gores b. h. Frerlttr.c, 4 yrs . . 0 1 2 701 Jentger'. b. E Elvira, 4 yri . 3 2 3 5 CSI Kingscote. ch h. Achalcs, 4 yrs . 0 3 4 e: Though Belinda was the favourite at starting, the contest lay between Frederic, Achill's, and Blv es ; and. comparatively speaking, whin they came in, a Asa would have coveted the three; indeed, so near were the two former, that the Steward ptoaoanczd it'a dead heat, whilst the favourite was almost dis timed. In the second heat, Belinda again came in last, and the others close together, when the betting, which was at starting three to one in her favour, vow turned against her ; however, in the third heat she made a pu,h, and came in fint ; after which, efehilles was drawn, and, in the fourth heat, Belinda aga;n wac 61st. Same day, use Coiner won the Swee p stakes of 10 guineas each, seven subieribers, beating the Duke of Norfolk's b. m. by Pepe/4 who had won the tint heat, but in the second she hilted. On Friday the 301. Plate for all ages was con waned into a Handicap, and run for by Vt. grouldbu.n'i Grimaldi • • . 1 ''• i” !Ur J mein Frei!tuck . . 2 2 Mt. William % (keen Dragon . .. 3 3 Tim Disks of Norfolk's b. in. by Pencil. . Cs. Same day, a match for 50 guineas, between Ma jor Blair's ch. m Eleanor, and Mr. Gouldburn's gr. Is. Tandem, sod* by Gentlemen, was won by the latter, at two heats. After the second heat for the plate on Thursday, a newly-erefled booth, being too crowdad by ryorcons on the roof, gave way, and fell on the heads of tho •e who were drinking below ; but we are happy to say, that no person was materially hurt by the *- aide's,. The company at the ordinaries and balls was very numerous, and highly respetlable, comprising the first families In the county.- arrangements at the Castle Green, for the pt.blic breakfasts, on Thursday ar.d Friday, by their novelty attrafted to that charming spot a vast concourse of persons both mornings, who partook of refreshments under marquees, pitchectit proper distances arnoud the loans *rotted to the memory of the iromortalNe Ls. N. The pales immediately encircling the monu:n-et were tastetally . decorated with festoons of oil- and laurel, by watch they were almost Lidden ; and, about twelve yards from the south front 4.4 mount ed on a carriage, a piece of ordnance urvirds of ern feet long. Four others, which uit.:tlly pay at the south-east corner, were also mentited. I,rd judi ciously placed. On the inside the piles, on an elevated situation, a Military llar.d attended, playiog menial music ; whilst numb rs of brats, with colours 3:,ing, piled on the Wye, where also several rowing matches took place. FJTAL DULL. i I Vent. Delmont, who was shot in a Joel by Lieut. Belisle, in the neighbourhood of Stroud, Glouces tershire, mentioned in our paper of the 18th instant, expired on that morning. On Wednesday an inquest was taken on view of the body. before William Trigg, Gent. Coroner, and a highly re speetable Jury, who, after a minute investigation, which occupied eight hours, returned a veid;o of I/VW .Wrirda• against Lieut. Heazle, the challenger, and Lieut. Sergeaunt, of the 6lst Regiment of Foot, who was the only Second in this unfortu,:ate affair. They have hitherto eluded the pursuit of justice ; but rewards are offered by the parish nl Stroud for their apprehension. Lieut. Delmont was Sloe in the back, before, it is supposed, he had time to turn round, on paring front his antagonist to the Anted space. The ball, which was dis ehatged from a horse.pistol, went through his body ; and afterwards seiforated his arm. He continued sensible till the last ' • and freely forgave his ant .go nist. The cause of the quarrel WAS an asper.i supposed to be passed upon the character of a fe- male, with whom Lieutenant Healle was ac quainted. About six o'clock on Thursday evening, the re mains of l.ieut. Delmont were in:erred at Stroud. The funeral procession was conJuited with the urn:lest prop: lei) , and decorum. The pill was supported by the offfeers upor. rho recruiting-ser vice in the place, foilowed by the chicf•moumers in cloaks—the me:lical gentlemen •vho attended the deceased, and assisted at the disseCtion of the Loily —the military pasties in the towns-six Con ti-61cm of the neighbourhood. in deep =Aiming— aoo the Coroner closed the procession. Time was no wing over the grave, nor did any music accom pang the procession ; but, on entering and departing trom the church, a Ileum dirge was perform-it apes the organ. An immense concourse of sped:s tars attended to witness the solemnity ; and th windows were crowded with people of all ranks, whose feelings were expressed by their tears and lamentations. The deceased was only twenty-one years of age ; and universally enecrned for l:is amia►le di.posi. sign sad gentlemaoly manners. His premature death is must sincerely deplored. He - _,. death is most sincerely deplored. He was the son by the enemy's shot. that we coul not take edam'. and some " 14 of a gentleman in London, ho reached Stroud tagc of his situation. The privateer had sot guns, other ;rapers, 1 atscut half an hour alter his dissoiurion t and and was crowded with men ; we were redueed to anfonunately I whose distress of mind upon this truly melancholy the s a me numb er o f guns a b out t h e m i ddle of the ta ll, well'lmml *ermine, was aggravated i n no small degree by first a:tion, as our four short Tuts were diersounted. brows hair , ra ou the eireultaute of having ka another p rom i s i ng ily cn' • of them dismounting was hurt ;it struck ysara of age, son, a short time since, in a similar way, at the me othtbe right thigh, knocked me down, sad free. patent cord lii bland of Malt:, where be was serving with his mead - three of my ribs; this is the fun day • t ban stockings, and regiakint I venthied out on crutches." coloured .waist , 4... _ . • ..—_;...taktl......___—.____.___-___ CALEDONAv GARDENERS. On Thersday last the Caledonian.Gardenere Lodge bed their anneal Meeting at St. Mly's Chapel, Edinburgh. In the forenoon the Me.obers COOVNIed and transated the business of the Lodge ; and the Committee, who had, on a previous occasion, April last, inspeEtA the Brocoli, appointed to award the prizes given for the different Fru;ts, Flowers, and Vegetables, at this time inspeBed the Melons and Carnations; all that were pit:dared for competition were excellent, pnd evinced the great pertation to which they had brought the cultiva tion of these and other plAnts, since the institution; the Judges found themselves at some toss to decide where the superiority lay, but at last determined to fix the premiums as follow : Mr. Jests Reid, gardener to Andrew 11 mar, E.Z. War- Innen—Fuer nrocuti. Mr. William Wined, gardener to the late Alexander Wood, Esq. Se:afield—Second Itrucoii. Mr Jolts Mitchell, gardener Inly Monnelief, pear Perth.—Fires Prise fur Six bent Seedling Carnatunis. Second Prize for Carnation not yqt claimed Mr. Ward Weiglnure, gardener to Thr7 Munroe, Craig lociiara—.'nret Mel.nn. Mr. Milani Hoo.ie r gardereey to... William Simpson, EN. Patiolle Green—tideoud Meson. After Slushing the business of the Lodge, the hfembers and Brethren, amounting to upwards of two hundred, walked in grand procession, guarded ►y a party of the Royal Lanarkshire Militia, to the Parliament House, preceded by the band of the slime regiment, playing the appropriate tans, followed by a Brother, carrying a stupendous THISTLE before the Office Bearers, who were, on this occasion, all clothed in blue silk sashes and aprons, with suitable. devices and inscriptions thereon; following them, their two Flags ; the one represent mg our First Pa re::ls, a .d the wiser the City Arms, with two hand some garland•, fancifully decimated with the choicest flowers. 'l' ile regularity observed during the whole procession gave general satisfaelion In many Cane sand speeators, numbers of whom came many miles to see it. The Parliament House was fitted up in a style of 1 elegance which we never on any former accA,inn be held, for the accommodalion of the firet•iren for dinner. The title was laid nut in form of a horse shoe; at the oluier or south end of the room was placed the President's chair., undrr an elective of Fivergreens and Flowers. surmounted by a ten tea high, with the Crown, &c. mast fancifully executed with the finest flowers. *llse Treasurer and Priers of the Flower Committee filled the C.o. pier's chairs, which were placed at the bottom of .each tabl, under alcoves similar to dun of the'Pre sident ; the fi rst having an Irish Karp, and the last the Prince of Wales's Feather finely designed.:: above the'r reip:Cive ci.aits. I hgriivarsausleableti wale heautii.i!lv de.: 2 .t0te4.010 c). fist Noway. in puts. azd the u • holc hag. a .moat CaCilthatiOtt far. . Abunt four o ' clock. Mr. Tlicasta — t Shade, Piesi. dent ; : :Sr.'James. •Teirestir. r ; and Mr. Noble,. Priors ait the rlieiser Committees took ibeir tespersive cb sirs. 441 groom on. huokited and lorty,sat.downin dinner; after which in my loyal toasts tweet drank. aluNt with those pettniarly *darted r the *Nett !.f . Ehe neeennig, dequimi):l;:acl eriffi col:JO - At Airs irom.tim band ; and the gi.t , s, the song, aryl Ov.untimet.t. occupie.l the se mitocirr 4 , 1 she eeening.• every one frying with his aeighooor. webs should most ...so:Abate to use sisal ha; soon,. Mod* aenn. ) ! tit Mitts him pc it auto N's gm -dealer gatPered.aaa at..t into WArwieltalaire. where that.* at prebiat iesitles. a banal nf 4 1 1saytiaa grape.. tnq !Neighed 'six rands, and tue.asuted, roam! t►ta.boul der, fourteca C icluvr.--The gravid match in LatiD . 6 Grtwp4,,. on Thursday, the 20th,inst. between the Gentirmen of the 'fir:lncrust' Clots. Lo-d F. Beat= ea a, T. Mat'Asti, EA. and Mr. Ks:Tara:l, agaihsc nine of the enurtty of Essex. B. AISL ►tits, Eq. Mr. Biou, Mr. Loan. Mid T. W s .s.asa. for tire lit:a dred guineas aside. wear:kidded. on Fri,: iy in faiv , iiir of the Litter, by fourteen .11:as& tbst tultowing is a lute of the inn ngs Lsok.x. I lousssn•:. First h was 46 tint . .. 77 Second Cm" . .. . ?.11 Iza iv, • The Biel op of Cilium,: *ill hold an ordinatian in the city of York, on Suiad ay, the Irth of Sep tember, and eso hold the cnniittnation through the diocese of Yoek, tut his Goatee- the Lord Arch bishce of Yoke. The Assizes ended at Appleby os the 6th inst. and at is worthy of remark, that this is the third year when gat a felon was retutned for trial, which refleas the highest credit on the county of West ro,rela nd . BOrnOghilf;tlge rip! COAIIIMOCO OA Widtlesklay. September the 2,1; the Stewards are G TABACII. aa, 1.,q. and K. C. Mat tot., Lig.; Chesterfield on the same day ; the Stewards an, the Oaken( Lagos, and the km. C C...i.:Ave.t4DISH; and PontefraCt un Tuesday, the ash ; the Stewards are, Lord Pet- Lana row, and T. Dt.iicostais, Esq. A foot race. for five guineas, between Ent.sme, de celebrate.: Caldhicit pedestiian. and Joseph tiai7, of Wigtnn, weaver, was decided on Thins diy fisr, on the Course, near Wigton, in favour of the former. Tim Erre:ten T• LOS, from MOM* Video. is up-at at Jamaica, but 'vetted to be saved. all IiACT Of • Larrsa 1:101i cars•use Wise. I a N s, ci r Pit TO Isis (mew. a ATI. 11. Ti 1011•01. " Gentlemen—We arrived here on the 19th ult. Before this reaches you, you will have heard of she Nomprue bring attacked ea the passage our. by a French privateers the engaged us on the 144 awl 15th ult. each day for about three hours s we beat her off, and so much dimbled her that she could not trouble us more. Sorry to add our having two men What, five wounded, sad myself rendered unable to give any nusnl...l assistance. Our main-mast allot away, and cur sailsand riggers so much injured could advan. CORONER'S INQUEST. Monday. at half after three, an inquest was held at the house of J. Davis. the Biack Swan, it Ryder's-court. Leicester-fields, on the body of J. Rean, son of .1. Kean, Clicker at Mr. Banos's, a Shoemaker, who lost his life on Saturday last, by a coach driving over him in Leicester-fields. The substance of the evidence is as follows:--Between twslve and one on Saturday. the coach belonging to a titled family (not the Couirtess of H•acover as has been erroneously stated) turned round from Leicester-street into Leicester-fields. 'rhino hap pened to be a heap of rubbish and a cut at one side of the way, and a barrow w:th fruit at the other. The Ceachntan, anxious to pass steadi ly through this weight, had his attention turn ed to what was on either side of him; the De ceased, a boy about seven years old, attempted to run at that moment from the foot pavement, oppo s;te the shop of Mr. GLDGZ, the linen-draper, to the heap of tubbish, where there were other boys at play—the horses knocked him down and the coach drove over him before the accident was known. He Was tAken to Surgeon Thomas's ; but it was impels :Rile to bleed him, and he died in about five mintites after the accident. All the witnesses bore testimony to the good conduCt of the coachman, who was driving, it appeared, very gently at the time, and they verily believed could not, in the situation in whicir he was placed, have observed the sudden dart of the bey across the street. The Lady who was in she carriage was overcome at the time with the shoek of the accident, and has since that endeavour. ed to assuage the grief of the patents both by per. a; sonal Attention and by pecuniary assistance. verdict was A. idesital Dedh—but a deodand was levied for the wheel* that ran over the body of the b"y. At the late Bristol Assizes the following were the only causes of any interest L.-. C 0641 t. PARNELL.....-4 Special Jury Cause; bring an a!lion in,titated by a respettable Solicitor of that city, agairat the Defendant, a respeeahle Surgeon, living at Chepstow, for an unmerited slander, in which the Jury gave 1001. damages.. Pols tort. v. F.VAICS.—An Aaiun by the Plaintiff, a Perfumer asd Undertaker, living at Gloucester place; Cl.fton, against the Defeedant, who formerly kept the York 1-1 - 4?.1 there, for a libel in the shape of a letter, addressed to the Bev. Henry Hawes, the Vicar, and sundry other of the respectable inhabit ants. charging the Plaintiff with indecent conduct and extortion, in his bdsiitess of an Undertaker—in which t:.e Jury. as a mark of their indignation at the atrocity of the charge, gave tile Plaintiff a ver dk SC! damages. Return rrl the number of men killed. wounded, and at;ssiog, of till fr cot in South America and hgypt ; distinguishing each : Adyitiaerr;eneno% ntt'cr, Aia IS . lan7. Ail ed. 11 o..n::e • 75.5 HAIL $l5 South - 2'4 gni It EMI Tout . . 1,544 N a—M.2a Ranh 4414 Fit, " Wm-n4e.1," in Arns,:ca etst-aritt 00 , 130 ~uLila strength to the Core to *Stith ray Moat. A Meeting of the Committee of American Mer chants wit held on Monday at the Londtm Tavern, P utile SA 14%0,4, L.q. in tilC The Cnsir man stated, tbat he had received a letter knurl:l:m Richardson, Esq Vice-President of the American Chsmber of Commerce at Liverpool, AC earnpaqing certain Itesa,lations of that Board, and their Clicuter Letter, deed the 11th instant: the szme having been read, it was resolved unanimou,ly, " That this Centiniues will be at all tinsel lumpy to receive any noino.mi. , ;tioup from the American Chamber iT Con. mute, at I.rivip.m:, wlntli in iy have a tat iilericy to pro mote the cuiesiercial intecouise between the ltriti , h Eni• snre, and the United States 4.1 Amain ; but with the knowledge that sierociaitims ur Kieat political hp:whim:l aie pentleht between the Govesitrumit of this Country •rni the American States. they we of oonsion, that any interference on their part, at the pres,nt rooment, would tie improper; and thn Committee :lasi.; no reason to believe lb Majedy's Go vernment :0 he indisposed to anaiuieahle aceninmodation of thl present differences, lee lao nor , salty for &evacuations Ivo,ng formed tit We different manufacturing towns anti ses-ports, tor the purpose of eoUe. u,i information as to the prospects .4 a leptandlag. Or othanwise, between the two Countriva, hut if it shoat at any wee appear, that the e.t . a.% of this Committee ant be useful in promoting cordia`it: and harrinne between the two Governments, they will be roes ly to e•,fy nand in than power fur .the attainment of so destrab:e an ulject." The silty-first Ascrnsinn undertaken at Rotter dam, (11 the 4th instant, by M. BL ARCH A RD, and the I lth by his Wife, prove] very unfortunate. They attempted to ascend together in a Montgol fier, but art unlucky accident deprived thousands of speaators of this pleasure of seeing them ; for scarcely had the baliu•a risen a few feet from the earth, when it struck against a tree, and on being disengaged. dashed against the roof and chimney of a neighbcairing house. in consequence of which it was torn and fell. M. Bharscu•an was wounded on the head, and panTeolarty on Mw ear. The fright caused his wife to fainy but she soon recovered, and sit cut for the Hartle. M.Bt. A IrCII • R o's wonad is not einssiderahle ; but on accotA, of his weakness and age, it was not thought adviseuble to remove him ; and on the Bch, his wile, who nas at the Hague, had nut completely reco vered the use of her senses. A fellow. calling himself Wi Lit N GEORG!, who said he came from Penrhyn, in Cornwaii, and want ed employ, was a few days since taken, as a lodger, is to the house of Mrs. Rosiaa, a creditable widow woman, residing in Swansea, on his falsely tepre seam% to her that he bad obtained work in the Lewes, ; but on Wedne.day evening last, du.ing the absence of his landlady and another lodger, by a promise of reward to a young woman left in tare of the house, he prev..iled upon her to quit it for the prime of procuring him some salt water ; in which interval the villain tong out the back of a desk belonging to Mrs. R. and stole five guineas silver, with a no t e for thi rt y pounds, and a shirt. two neck-cloths, icc. arid !las made his escape. He is a remarkably well.made young man, with close-cropped rather freckled, and appears about 23 age, was dressed in a short blue jacket, cord light blue small-clothes, white ribbed and had with him a brown coat, and light- N 4 FAL INTELLIGENCE. Nothing arrived or " Pe l t il et i TSt4 .?? Tili At . G. 24. Sciabetly. this day.-_w. a i PLYSIOUTN. AUG. 21. Caste in the . s Awash schooner. wi t h dis. patalea from Corunna, for South a l kiwica, p r i ze M the Noreislas frigate ; Friends. Edwards, fro m Memel ; Oeera. Pinder, from New York, dr. tainaki by the Mara privateer; Jim, o:iver, from Lisbon. detained by the Cas.tr privateer ; * a d t s i . Al g rzi. !Under, from Norway, detained Cr the Lord Cochrane privateer. TORBAY, AUO. 23. Arrived this morning the outward-bound Wett India Fleet. under convoy of His Sl.j.Ey's hire" lout. Captain Nesbam, detained by adverse winds. DOYCIt i IUCCST 24. The weather was thick and hazy until about fiv e o'clock this day, when it cleared op, and the horn,. ward-hound Jamaica fleet appeared in view. are now, six o'clock, about 50 sail in sight hive. , this and Dungeness. One of the escort, to lie• , _ most ship, is abreast of this place, with a filr at S.W.—The East India fleet is exp.:ft:li t) 1)44 10-morrow. DEAL. AVG. `24. This morning came down from the Rive:, ii, • Glory, Noothantpton, Union, and the Sara, C4tisf lang , outward•bound East Indiamen, and re.ndin in the Downs with the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. G tttttt NO. tl. uo. p • mod by the y am ., frees Baltimore; Catalina' and Eleanore, Crack, from n.. 1; and the Rotten and Ann, Martin, Loom Bisa.—s a d e d t . Severn, Dwyer, for Touningen. A RRRRR Off Portsmouth—the Jane, Stott; Dwhne, Danniiiy; L on ., don, Stnnger ; William, Thornton; Enterprae, W i lk inson; Carne, and the Maginot, from Jamaica. At Cowei—wthe Sheffield, Cook*, from Virginia. At Poole—the Betsey, Lisby ; and We Henry, Cobb, (riot Newfoundland. At Liverpoothe Efitatmth, Notre, from Penile; Toon; John, Robertson; Backfield, Vickers; Lod Widtwortn, Douglas; Fairfield, Vetch; and the Royal Edward, .---, hors Nana; Thetis, Parker, from Petersburgh ; Ike, Stem house; and the Lavinia. —..,from Riga. At Laneaster..elie Betsey, Smith, from Rip; aad Na Francis, Harrison, from Petersbuigh. in the Clyde—the [Timm, Finnlay, from Poiereb,, rg h. At Dutilin...the Dalrymple, Malcolm, front Peteisoingli; and the Peter, Rol:raison, frt.,* Memel. At Bsifa.t—ths Barton, Robinson, from Memel; and the tlibeenis, ..—.., fro .0 Jamaica. At Surinain--tbe Elliott, London, from Monte Video At Demerara...the Enterprise, Gratham, from Monts At Serb ce..-the Clio, Dove, from the Clyde. At thenadoe—the Aja Stewart, Isom the Clyde. At Jamaica--the Batboy, Hutteriek, horn the Otis; It& fest. Gatrunook, from 11-Itast ; Dawson, Prowlioeft, from 11 n 11; Lady Crewsrwoo, from Wlusebasen; John, SJ.. saga; Sterhug, Leigh; Catutartnon, Nau:e ; Main, Ow). nuns Peggy, Cas.:nalgo ; P,ticn of Waits, Detentes's' ; Enterpr.sz, Smith; Shuldons, 14•Dottaid ; Su SAsei Smith, Ltddle ; bunter, t:ard.tes; Vs /Wl ' layer; add the Teta Ssivo, :non Londan MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-&101111101111. 1111. a. Davenport Smiley, late of London-wall, money-scrivener 11 AVlallaus Hoard, LOWS( East Smithfield, MuUe-ex, victualler - - - 10 Juitu Bruckner, South Meltau-.nett, Middlesex, ladies• shoe-maker 111 Thnruai Jennings late et Et unliill-rew, Illiduteses, wharf nger - - • /0 Garver Hall, Bow•etrect, Covent-garden, Middlesex, hip 01-11111Idiallt - • • 9 JOiCpllJac4.ton, Newingtou-causeway, Surrey, brwb• maker - - - 110 Jeaquim Andrade and Joachim Christian Sfaequeler, AbcOurch-!ane, Loudon, insuranee-b.okere - 1 II 11:11eS FA, late of Walwotth, Surrey, Mammies Meeker I IS PRICE 0/r wrocKs YESTERDAY. awl: Swelx 3 pc; Coat. Reduced 9 p.t Cent. Coinuls 4 par Cont. b per Cent. Navy 96i Lung Analuitias IS 1 16 Iraper,al Aun. 0. ra Exchequer B u is 4..1 prom. 1 die. par. Culikill. for • Min T. RISH, Stock-Broker, Nu. 4, Cotahhl, arid It, ehatmg.catst. IRISH S rucKS, Ave. 24. C,vernment Dneentur-s. $1 pet cent ....71 ett.44tent Canaanite+ ,pvr Cent . 9i, ..:04.easr. or Amsterdam .a6 I U. usu. at Jadbit 35 4 Rotterdam c. f., 11 6 U. Hamburgla 54 4 2417. Altoaa Se la :It. Paris. l4 6 Lis. Ditto 2 Us 114.1Ifetaili Cadia as; effect. Ditto Sdaddd 324 effect. Ditto Whoa 314 Leghorn 53 Naples ♦2 ---- - BIRTHS. On Friday last, at Highwoud•Hill, the Lady of Wm. An derson, E‘q of Rumell-square, of a sun. tin ►,ld , v, at Colchester, the Lady of Colonel S i bley Eveliroth, ul a sun. On Saturday last, the Right Hon. Lady Grantham, of a son and heir. On Satunl iy last, at Haughley Park, Suffolk, the Lady of Gametal Jernisiglians, of a son. on Sunday, to Stratford-place. Lady Caroline Wrottesley, of a sun. on Ft 'Jay hat, the Lady of Calvert Richard Jones, Esq. at Veranda, near Swansea, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the 324 iitst. at Mary•larlacalne Church, Wit• Nam Maoden, Esq. to Mlle Wilkins, daughter of Charles WI!. k 0000 0 Esq. of Wimpele.stract. Un hfor,day, at Tamil?, South Wales, 11. Barnet, F.?". Esq. of the Fort, near Wnue►ureh, Herefordshire, to M .,, Richards, third daughter of Sutoamen Richards, Esq. of Safi.- beh.ua4 House, in the county of W *awl, Noland. Au• Ha. 4.4 Lrr. Pie. Venoc. a. C los Do. Lithos ti4i (pond b 4 t Deblhe 16t .Cock soesion. I. s. Porsoplaolog in COMM and Doss par os. 4 Na. Doubloons... Nov Dans Direr ta 5 6 Now Louis tbo Daub 414 Hoilasd, sl pr. Oust DEATH. On Sunday morning, after a short bat mama illness, which she bum with chruman fortitude, Mrs. Hammond, a Young street, Kenangtnn, ta the 66th year of her q., muchateetne. l anal laanent-d by all her Mead.. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIM:I M0r0.... S: men. dew ..6 o.a. aut.... 7. LONDON:—Printed by G. DAVIDSON, N.. 17, Daly...— court, 11. w-street, Cotoot-garrlost, and pubilied se Om °thee, No. 15, Bach of St. etoinoatt'a Chunk Swami, br W. STUCK, of Ni.. 7, Now Beirttwitreot, LanipAcn.-- thdres drc. for thi. ryiror, Ant to tin Ober P' s " *Li be duly aticolca to. _...+~ oza; It tr M zalgo Vol TIS 001 CM UI 11(2.0., )1.140 3 i , (InC h NO*. 16 4i4 L i b Val , A f ter eh The P atl T.) •hki file( M A P.c Mr; Li TM •I LC Pees nark) Mr. Fs TAO , •lnd A tin vat br No. f. at tho .1