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IP - "a •...• • CUR tcnA. Caracria tits always been .i‘ groat importance to the Dud), r.-14) have beer. very aralous to prtOrts the same. •nd to rztend its commerce; many Years ago the Dutch West India Company refused to ex chanze it for the Spanish island of Ports Rico. situ temp of this island is of preat importance ; no:- withstanding it lies to the larvard of the West Ina..• i. 1.• ode, a good sailing vessel amp brat up to St. Te.onsaes, or any of the Assam islands no the other side. It command. the Islam's to Itewird of it, or such an inay he etraelicd wi h s,de wind. v;s. Porto Itico, Cuba. et. Domingo. atid Jamaica. This small spot is in emit maple 4 Perini military situ ation. It costa. Ibt host. rst. and strongrq 1- ...Clout in the while West Ind os, and which will 1, 0 • - 1 of SOO .hips st .:.,y word n, and the entrance may be defer i•,l with a triflnie. farce. A great extent of Spanish CO4at, from the large c;ty of to . ..trial:as to the Isthmus nt Panama. lies under the ruch of this small island. c!lis island contains a population of about BCOO . . Whites. and 10,000 Stacks and Islu!aunts. el peptl• lation tot to be found in any of the other West In. dia Islands. The climate is very healthy, and not sub . frct to ;ay hurricanes. rommerce formerly took up yearly 'bent 50 large Ships, each on an average 100 bei : s, sad tl.e annual quastir, Shipp-d from Holland amounted yearly to nea• bOO 0001 ; the returns.nearly double that .um. The imports from Holland consisted li ri Mein and Dutch liitens and checks. East India gitikk, woollen and cotton inarufaeurcs, spirts, imnmnagery. building material;,&e. ano many other &ma s few tht ease and luxury of the inhabitams an Spaniards The exports to Europe are indigo, coffee, sugar, hide., e"tton, d:. -wood, tortoiseshell ' verinits, and Pinto Rico tobacco, and sometimes cochineal ; all articles of iiecessny and value. usr Of PIP?. KS EL TI Ti TO COSIMINIC ATMS WITS 10SEICHt SnW . si:s, DI. TIE SUSJICT OP TES SLAVE TN ADC, Plll - TO THE moots or comma. No. I. . ixtraft from • Th.patch Iwo. the Earl of Terertuth to Mr Secretary Fon, dated "'alit, Jody 1, 1806.-.nßeeetved ..' utv 4. I '-v. M. Talley , an.l a copy of the Addr..see presen.od to -If . " N:ales , ), for the Al.o . .tiora of the Slave Ttade .a.el he co.. 1 1101 tee lye the emnatontc.tt.on regu• • "ralirty fres • pe...un nr ..11Fct:.; ch.r*ter; b.t that I • Might jaw a you, ou a y..neral view oaths nubret, the 'Dente • itnirest. and trolw..s of Franco wet* aimila• 0o the* of • Wham. but th.t no de.7i.ive &meu mod lu g•ve,,, ult they had • vat 'der A*o intereds of th.,ir winch would take 4 • ti . „wow bay, :be SNatwn beinr b. them new. No.ll. Zelractfr no a 1111.,.:,ech Ins . .4r S.nretare Fox to the E.:rl of Yarmouth, dated Oestrus' *net, J oe !I. 6 li the 1... c Amnon enoutd proceed you • yosh.en of am ~..gnms 10 the jeo• of t.te AdAres....•. of •.e t•• n 11. wee NAN/tent, reaped-- ing the Slave Trade i and of *rime that thi. nntantmt,t) ma, Out b- toot, Or g...ogeffe t, by the cenone , eued G:eat pie and FIUbCO, an obj Pet, th• moottnolothene..l smite' be an honourable t thew, and ue st.teroning t‘ ha- W 2 Ay. NO. Iser.t from a D'ops.elt rn.,Slie Tar! of Y•cnouth to Svcretary Fox, 4aioll Pe,a, Joiy 306....Roccived J ley Tillers d whether 1 .4"uld wrote for ir.ttruc ti...- too me to treat ...iv. rra c. f r Abolition attic Toad • ; b. old, that the Entpernr efoood rise., , ' that ran, where the ether*, ni greater importance, *eft: arranged. N. W. !Nene Irnm a Diaratch 1 ,,, n tile FAO of Yemon.h. to NI - . goereury Fox, &tad Paris, jell 31. 154t,_.,Rwei..41 -. 1 neat menti , ned the Slate Trade. Gee. Clarke aa.ured me, C,at tie Elni.eror would enter into immediate Neguciattort twee that point, whreeter the peace was ma .e; bet that it 'aloha make no ankle In the Treaty, as the quota= had not Teareeetted the necessary easelvteratioe 1 7 : ida y, a font vac* was run for five guieeas,be fn er- reatiai.g, an elderly man, and William Brownd, aged 18: the f ayser started from Featherstone at reet, City RcAd, and the Latter ir , 4o Moorgate, to the Blue-coat Boy at Tslirgton, and back to Moor. gate. Flossed giving Tev4ing half a mile. They warted at seven o'clock by signal: the race was won b : Tgui4ing by one minute, he arrivirg at the win sitK-pott 1) minutes. and Basnneel 20 minutes after seven o'clock ; the distance for Twiling was two miles and a half, and for the other three miles. On Thursday lam, the 'Deicers of the line, on the rectal:leg service, at Tandy:we, in the North of Ireland, gave a ball and •nvper, st hich was attended by all the faskionabl? anal pleasant society in the twigliboulhood. The dance and song detained the company till a late hoer, highly pleased with the ens-ttainment of the night. The ball-room was elepntly decorated with emblematical devices of the Vitiory of Lard Net.solt. On Frid.,y last a mad dog wss shrq in the neigh bcuillood of Gloucestcr. Ile had Linen several Jogs, in his prograu through the streets ; in conic- Twice snitch the Magistrates have again enjoin ed the in:;Abitants so keep thew animal. hec u cd for a further period. On Thursday eenaight died, at Belfast, Ireland. M. Wit Ire, wife of Mr. Wines, of the Belfast thtatze—A woman of most exemplary conduct and metkac.s of disposition. which g.ir.ed and secured bet be Ivy'. and esteem of all whu knew her. She wee ate of the infant pupils of the celebrated GA %- ma, stni beg Gate is Mr. Ss AltaoN. of Aberdeen, _ . in Scotland. soh-re Mrs. ltistra has left several near refatians, of t:le most respectable Lim:lies), was Mr. "s aristaat and particular friend. Mr. GAIIPICX . . . . hronzht her ont in th/ thuacter of riders/ in "The Miler ! a X 01011 itecp , a Seemirat the age of 14. with his Die Pelir, in which she proved very suc cessful ; !teeing in her Want years performed all the principal clalth-en'sebacictsis with that great man. iiLte condoned but a shret time in the prof:Asia), nyhen she Will-married to C11A111.14 Ftestwooo. ksq. son at the old Patentee of that name, of Drury lane Theatre, who shot tly af:cr died at Bengal, in the East Irdics ; where, uo his aeries!, he was in. teamed of the decease of his wife's !wither, a Own bervre at Aladr.ig, a Captain Jome Story's. iit the army. Um. Wet re being ecfrauded of all the prnprty 1/41 her, seas considerable, both ' Cs hrr !it other nod husband, was necessitated to re. tu. a »EJ;n to the stage, where she has experienced• sr a. y %;etitsitades with Mr. Waist, to whom she. Las h.sys ns.rri, d It; rests, whose gtief at Let loss NAVAL INTALLIOSNCE. roanstoura, res. 2. The tern of w.tr here. which are of 7. guns, bit: to he Artel a, t;4 gun ships, being weak ships, are enderstand to be for the Ileitis. The artificer work extraordinary time. beside Sundays, to get them ready. A number of shipwrights, and o' other cl..sse4 of artifimrs, from Hull and Scotian h lately been riveted into this yard; there is an a•idiron or nest h• 100 house carpenters and joiners The repairs of the navy are increasingly nnr , ?erons The 114trie Pirate, which is to take out his Ex c 11 icy L rd Nfitro t 3 Bengal, is paid wages. His Lordship is ;lowly exoetted. Arrived the B.' inch* , irigite, from off Rochfort, with an Arneiicasi ship, which she .hat detained : Swo.rat tv. vpi'l Sir Charles Cotton, front of Brest ; Defender and k bsti. with SI crew! }trim Gii-rnsey ; sod the Hearty grin-brig from a Cruise. —Wind S.W. visvissotitm vet. I. Came in a Collier, taken by a Frenc'i privateer off the Statt-point, and retaken Mid-Channel ever, by one of eu- rinsiu-igs, a 4 brought into this port. It is said sever.) nt the Colliers have entered on beard the privateer ; we liupo, for the honour of British Seamen, the story is without foundation. Carne in also, the Betsey privateer, of eight guns a- • 1 forty men, from a cruise in the Channel ; two days ago she f in with a French logger privateer of superior force. and very reliantly brJught her to anion ; after a tew broadsides, the French lugger ou with her sweeps. and rowed off. Yesterday the Court Martial ended on Captain C dqiiitt, of the Primes: frigate, on ten charges, pre fell e 1 against him by L. Prake, of the same set p ; it lasted seven says, when the Court unani. mously found eight charges to be gross falsehoods, and founded in malice; one charge was found against Captain Colquitt, but no culpability attache,) to it; and one was partly proved, for which Captain Colquitt was admonished. PALMOUTIII, Jas. 31. _ - Arrived the Huh a/ teat packet, Capt. Lawrence, with Mails, from Jamaica, in 47 Jays passage ; she brines an account of the Reistanee frigate, which sailed from hence in company with His Majesty's ship Ardenr, for Buenos Ayres, having arrived at Ja maica on the 25th November, and sailed again on the 11th Decem'ier ; she carried information of the recapture of Buenos Ayres. The inhabitants of Ciiracoa having repressed themselves willing to place themselves under the proteßion rif the Britisii Government, Admiral Dacres dispatched His MA jcsty's ships Aret4asa, &Rawl, and Lames, to take possession of it in I lis Majesty's name. His 51a jesty's chip El Pomona, sailed in company with the packet, but having carried away her fore.top•mast, and sprung her bowsprit, was obliged to put hack. Sailed last evening His Majesty's ship tiataher• of lb 'mu, Capt. Hill, with the Pear Friends, Hosking. aud ' ‘Thens, Itaewirell, for I..nlidno. %mac'. convoy ; the Proper°, Poreedswgrth, for Altona. Arrived the newt, Cundy ; the Eliza dad Mar fare, utd Jaia end —, from Lou don ; Lleaeor, Collins, from Swansea. Majesy's brig Grass4opper, 1S guns, tvi:h convoy for Portugal, will sail ton favourable wind. —Wind W. CIIATFI•3I, tril. 5. The Pro:ris sloop arrived herr on Friday law. The Pandora 'Ailed on the 2gtb, and die Irea. direr on the Slst ult. DEAL, ►[L. Z. Sailed, the S,Wifire, sloop of war, on a cruise. Arrived His Majesty's ships Arrow schooner, and the Perheer gun-brig, front a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the rest at the ships s as per last.—Wind S. W. COLIC, JAN. fS. Arrived the Vieego 4nn-btig, Lieut. Hanchett she fell in no Sunday night last with a very large French schooner privateer, belonging to Bourdsaux, which she engaged for twenty-five minutes ; hut, owing to gummy sailing, the privateer got off Lieut. Hanciaat is wounded, but not dangerously. Also arrived His Majesty's ship Eaus, Lord Fitz roy, from a 'raise ; M.ry, of and from Liverpool. fIOM LLOYD'S LIST. Gm AV MM ro, . I.—Passel by the Marquis of Huntley, —, hunt Tobago; Adventure, Roper, from St: Luca ; said Cornelis, Pass, from St. Michael's—Sated the Juno, Fisher, from Grenada; Portiviri Crawley, from Madera; Remit tine', Law. fur Now York ; sad Albicere, Williamson, for Galway. Fe a. 2 —Paired by, the Sheldon., MilDessed, for Jamaica ; Duckworth, Manning, trir Honduras , New Jersey, Al`Cmw, for Philadelphia : and Put !leafy. Pyle, for Duuitu. ARRIVSO, , At FAlradiath..Thieilarl t —, from Lisbon. At Liverpoel—.The I,ily of the Vas!ey, from Nerve ; Tuve —, flom k.ga ; and the Eche, five Dentax. Atlr:o.k—rhe Jae , Uemfort, ;tors New At lowtontl..rry—.The Amason, Brutus, —, from ►hiladelpn is . At !3e• PrmidreeeTtet Caledonia, Seaward, from the Clyde. The. Marzaet, I.ahou.t.s, from Glasgow for Jamaica, this been obliged to pat into Milford, and The Prordestia, THOMAS, from Yarmouth for Swansea, is lost near St. David's Dead. Sunday sv'naight was rung, at St. John's Church, Wakefield. by a side* company of St. John's Youths of that place. and St. Peter's Company, Leeds, a peal a' Union Treble Bob, coati - ding of .5,2b0 changes; which performance was completed, in a masterly style of ringing, in three boors and 35 minutes, by the following persons :—ltuatar Derv, treble; JOUR Husisov, second; JANIS GILL, third; Joseph Tees, fourth; W. Name. 6ttli ; Jester G: tr., sixth ; BENJ. ‘VOODRIAD, se. venth, and coaduZled the peal, and Buss. Gat, tenor. Is the month of November last, a pugilistic battle ICU fought at DAtchett Common, within a mile of Eton Co/lege, ns *rated in this and other Paper,. At the last Q tarter Sessions for the County of Iluckinnharn, this sehjea was fully diicnssed by the Lome LIEUTIIMANT, and a very crowded Beach of Justices, and was specially given in charge to the "Grand*Jury ; Iliils were found agiiast one t..tain,;, said to be a Ethrnonger in chertsey, and his se cond ; against both of whom Bench Warrants were forthwith issue I ; and ere understand ?hat steps are tcken for proclaim; evidence for brinahtic to jestice FROM LIST Augurs CiZETFIL romrsF.RSHIIN OISNOI,YED. Henry Sinwi and Phionaa Seal., 01 the city et York. (lax &wen. Jen 69, 18e7 Mary Wathinson and Samuel Watkinaon, of Liverwort+, lia the bruen-makitic, carpet, owl chin bia.ineta. Jan. Co. 1407. Sir Robert Peel, Hut. Willi . 4 . Tams, Ertmea# Th.ronaii J Ames lialliwell, Ruben Peel, Jun. and Ju cull Peal, of F..Lely, M trie county ..f Staftortl, cotton .1.111- Aare and inanufactiorri. Jan 12, 1807. Sir RObtert Peel, 110 . 1. Wvltsm Y.,081i, Edmund Tate, /homes Yates, lon-. Halite/en, Robert Peel, Jun. and Hardi.•g, of Tainwurth, in the county of Staff.n.!, printers Jan 12. William Swinton, Samuel Holler.% Cl. 'den Sydolun' am, William Fawcett, Peter Holland, and John Blease, of Wit. too and Andertuis, near Sue thatch, in the county of Clitster, salt •,anillarturers Auguit 11, 18%. Thomas Hewlett and Henry of Old For:e Fern, in the parish ot Tunbridge, in the county of gunpowder. waiters. Jan. 36, 16C7 The Admini•traters and Adotioi:tratric hirst, late of Ackroyd, in IVedeenoth, iu the York, William IViicox, of (lid Town. in V‘ s + a , rl Jnhii Harwuml, tie Rough, in Wadsworth, ciatiownianutaz tureis. Jan. 13,1607. . . . Thr F.N.eeutora — al IL Laded+. lo, E4q accessing, and Cltri topher Hierekiunk, of Whitahavon, in tho county of Cumlivi. land, in the tuautuactunuS and sale of tobacco and east Job; I, 1904. John "'horns* and Joseph Wend, of Windsor-street, in the city of London, cock-tisusylen. Jut. I, 111n7. -irons Chun end Janier Haig, both of Blackburn, in the county of Lancaster, stone getters. Jan. 9, Inta. John Johnson, Joseph lox, William When, and Thomas ilatlehurst. all of Runcorn, in the count/ of Chester, snap dealers and tallow-chandlers. J.,•. 2 , J oeph William Clifton and Hems , Smithey, of White's. yard. in the parish of St. Mary, Whit. chapel, an the county of Mitillimex, carmen. Jattuaiy In, 1807. John Tirycrees William Ph. 1:1s, and Genie Tul!y, of WeAbory-upon-iryin, id the county of Gl...dement, misters. November 17, 11106. Josias Ashton, Francis Cart, Joseph Parkin, and William Parker, of Grenoside, cast-steel makers. Janurry I, 11507. William Roper and Son, of Great Queen-sheet, Lincoln's Inn-SWW(Is, milers and ironmongers. Dec. 0, 11,7. John 11,11, and Wiiliare Rotten !Axton, of Tottenham court toad, Mt. Pancras, Middlesex, carpenters and buildess. January 1, 1807. Titans.), Duybon and Samuel Hodson, late or Gainsborougli, in the etins.ty of Lincoln, erhitenniths and f•rtiers. January 1, 1817. their, Laingden, Sn'eph Stoney, William Justice, and bert Told, or Stmlii ••ld, foreign a... 1 inland ruerchants and factor.. J.lnuary t, 1807. Ana Corn a., t Jame. Warren, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster bak ra. Feb 3, 1937. John emi J.lseph C.atilt, of 11 , 31t0n, colt..a-manu• factor'''. Jan. Is, 1607. . _ BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Williams, .1 iiedeelty, na the moldy . of -Mon mouth, maluter, de a l e r aad ehap m . i n, f ro m Februor y to fn lottery t 4, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, in ;steepen, In the county of Monmouth. _. 1,, BANKRUPTS. William Thomlly, of Adlington, iq the count:7 of Cheerer, carrier dealer and c:iaprnan, to sorre.isler lelstuary 19,20. and Niarch 17, at eke, a , at the Gorden L. , r far. Deen.gate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr Wadsworth, Mai..ies64l.l; arid Mr. Sherwin, Great larees-street,ll4,lfonfruw, London Jam,, Page, or Needhaarmatket, . the c ..sty of Sc'. grocer, draper, dealer and ehaproan to sur , 16, at sot, 17, a n d N 1 arch 17, at etiven. ..se drag% Head Inn, Needham market liatoraels, ktAA y, 1.005 and Ines, Sy mood's-btu, London i 3nd Menn.Paalt4 and 141.1::, Needham-market. Ralph !Fowler of Mardirter.street,,Camiedbilt.essme,*** county of Middlisex, upholder, Meter and char .tian..noome render, February 5, at one , 17, a nd M irt h 17, at r .. n . at 1;...:d. hall, Limdon. •tterner, Mr.taylor, Mortimer st.evt, Caren. dialt.aq wife. William • Falltruct Brown, now or Int of dark's-m.ll, near Se north, m the count ) or York, cotton r, enlist and eh ~ man, to rurrender, reartiary 16, 17, ate CO,ll, and March 17, et sea, at the Nridgewater• Arms lon, Nlanch...eter. Amu. arty, M. Bernard Ho:laod, Manchester. John James, of the teen It Stan'. wd, in the county of Star. ferJ, grater, dealer and chapman, to surrender, FoJruary 9, 14, and March 17, at Memo, at the rfu.h Tavern, Corn street, Rristol. Arterners, Mr.r;„:orge Fyne Arwl.e., Bristol ; arid Meson. Fervent, Grey, and Moult, Chancery-lane, Lou. don. John Storey Pritchard, late of Wirnore-street, in the peskh of St. Illary-la.bortne, in tire county of Nl,ddleten, grocer and confectioner, to surrender, February 7, 14, and klanh 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. W. E. Allcn, New Blidge.atreet.. _ _ _ Henry Feather, of Manchester, in the county of Laa.osttr, tes-dialer, to surrender, February 7, 21, and Marelt 17, at one, et Guildhall, Loedots. Att"rneys, Alessi'. Parker, Young, and Hughes, Fasee•street,Stt..ud, London. DIVIDENDS. March 17. Tuner Shepherd, of Lynn, in the county of Nor folk, draper, &vela and chatinieii, at twelve, at Guildhall, _ Loudon. F. id.Joha Dodsworgs, late of Stamford, is the county of Lincoln, doanr of pity.ic, at eleven, at the house of Mn Ann Bentham, known by the .ign of the Ceara Inn, in Stamford. Foijifs. ---- tiecorge Wain, of the city of Bristol, mc!chatit, dealer and Chapman, at eleven, at the house of Thomas Luce, cared the White Lion btu, in the city of Bristol. Feb. 27. John Hewitt, of stirmingham, in the county of Warwick, druggist and grocer, dearer sad chapitian, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Diemli, in ii;rini.ichain. Fab. al. James Askew Leach, of J zwey-atree, Aldgatir, in the city of London, wine and brandy-merchant,_ at ten, at Gudd F.S. 14. Edward liargrare, late of Whiteout's-street, in the county of Middlesex, but now of Lower Tooting, is the county of Sour - , dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Feb. £4. William Gorden the younger, of Stoney Stratford, in the roanty of Bucks, lare-nserclialit, dealer and ethapinses, at eleven, at the. house of Matthew Wilson, called the Bull inn, Sisey Stratford. Mares 3. Thomas Morgan, of ilolborn, in the county of Middlesex, linentdraper, dealer and chapeau, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. Marais 7. George Steedinan and John MtLeaii, of Lstrib street, In the parish of Christ Chiveh, In thv county of Middlesex, petatoe merchants, dealer. and chapattis, at ten, at Guildba:l, Londoil. Feb. 44. Ann /Marriott, of Olney, in the comity of Bucks, milliner and haberdasher, at &swim, at the Bull lan, tea Storaey•Stratford, in the county of Licks. CERTIFIC4TRS.—Fas. 44. Peter Statham the young/dr, late or Manchester, in the county of Lacaster , dealer atidcheprelti. 11 , 0,ert IVorliedge, of Great St. Helen's, in the city Lon de c.O nla Sor„ dealer and charms,. Th mem Simpson. new or late of Stok..ky, in the county el York, Last week the Itev. tiORLItT Wanes, B.D. Fel low of Jesus College, Oxford, wv. presented, by WILLIAM Jona LarTHat, Es 1. of itrogdoroii, to she Re Cory of Yeltnrd, to that county and di , cese, void by the cession of the Principal of the said College. So successful has been the recruiting of the sep tennial system, that the rhea in the he of Wight is too small to hold the whole ; Or publicans at New. port and Cowes, and at the diLfzreat vdlages s have many qu srtered on them. The Shropshire Maids marched into Chatham on Saturday And Sunday, on their way to Dower. They will remain there till the cleaion for a Mom. bee of Parliararrit for Canterbury is b.:lnitiated. Tbe Denbigh Militia are sh ex;set:d to sesame ?RIM OF SITOIff, ITSTERDAY. Sank stock .. 117; 3 per Cent. Reduced •" • .0 11 ti S per C.,.t Couto', 4ll i I 4 4 per Cr:it eei OW 1 4 ps, east Navy Lung Au .tbef • 17 9.16 11.14 a Imperial. A.lnWlig. Irish b per Cent. In 'la B..nets Eiebr curry ISM* -. . _ . Engine, Lottery Ticket& SW 3(ty. Come& fur WI 11 I T. RISK Stuck- er r 4, CorohilL mei 9. Choi* OOURSF OF CXI Assaster'ass 34 7 et U. D tu. at itttbt .. 95 10 ...ettarelAss t 1:. 11 11 2 11: I ..abg.1t...... 34.$ 24U. Aitossi 34 9 itU. I Pup l4 10 Lis. . Us 1414 e: tams 24 14. 371 OW. Ditto IYa,I•:A Ditto i'boa Leaks** 491 Navies ... CTONI. ;CH A KG7, rim. S. 4rratw .. •3 LIB. Mk. ' Virus. n. C.... 43 Up. lagi. L.4bon V II! Oporto oo. IDraw.. It Cork ' 1"1 . troe. - I. s. raatagalOuLl in Ceti, and Pont per : 4 Nero Save: in Ban • New !.tin each /*Rio r a tee Matta of Halls, c Si per Cant. MARRIAGES. Oo the 2 0th ult. at Saw.ls 4aellatoil Cronslits Eq. Vaitoto. w 'Ma t o !mute, Eeq Ntoent bottle. cuonti Arm. , ilt, to Mts. Sar.at Dolacheruit Crou.lin ..... At Ren!rew Mame, Scot Loyd, on the 26th tilt ).acs of Si. Peonebufgh, to bins Rhea Burns, 'Meet doogtaef of the Rev Thom,* Rum., Mi,tistcr , Renfrew. thi Monday, it W..tWiekam, in the [Minty or au*, Cluiftei Gray Gravel, Ewl. only, win of Waterya Graete, of Nhealeton, in the County of Gloucester, to Mnt Sophir Elie. Ho-la, e.dest ,laughter of John Hicks, Eta. of Braden ham, in the county of Rocks. On Satuolly la.t, at Faoshonstiglt, 'Mamie)(Aim, Sir cl,aries stothunt, Rut. to Miss ilotb4ch, Oiler daughter of Wiaisto Ho leech, Esq. DEATHS. OU Friday laq, at dsth, the Lsrly of Wyrlhan !Clutch.. ►rli, Esq. of Russell pLos, sista, to So Eduard Knaichscl, At Brighton, on the 31th Jae. in the 13th year of h^r sr, after a long and painful 41, , ees, s)e bore with ....mude molt beet:Hid tv.r tender f C`rs, Mr.l France-, thi.rl:Aet of Mr. Wick, of His Ito)al Hightails 'be Pr.i.ce of Waited household. Tcesilsy se'nni:ht, in i'.e 1.9.11 year of his agt, at Errlea Chien, GWoutestembire, the Res. J Cark ,l 2 VICA , 0: St.aero , 4 in the en•otty of fie,eford, *IA of Yon?, in Montgoni‘ry thire. Ttutaraghout a long life, Le was waver:My n ytettd and %Wowed by a 17rge ei,elta of Iri.rwis and sequidwante. At Russets Itrist, tit Os., island of N-rw s on C.e t;th of Nos. aged 24, the If.. Mordasint James Shipltl, serrind von of the DCA:1o( ft. Araph. lit fella victim to the foyer so fatal in that climate, after residing six years on the Wand, only's. sally b. loved, and diad as gesimally latnimtcd. On Friday, toe Ir•h last, after a ..toe's, In the Sitio year t f his rye, Mr. Milts Lenthte, Leader of the Band of • Gentlerneria Concert at Aasteltester. On the 14th last suddenly, et hi. hanisl, at Ririere, Jo hn Lbirm-di, Esq. at tb age of 76, while reading p-ryers to He family. He had been many )ran/Laing partner and faithtel manager of the eenteriA of that ••••• extensive Cue :. :y at Hi, I • earrLid on under the ffrar•olvhdialaell, and Edwatl.l4. Lately, at Plymouth, aged VI, Lient.-talienel Haticid, eau" leinented by his friends auelaieg3Seerart. He diningu'whed hiaeself on steers, ot-essoutselitivng - this Mee AllolPit•11 war, as Commanding Office► of- hap 4011 end ands Grenadiers, a: d was, i•• the trust sense of 1..11 Vela. • go' .itec real f , At Arhoth , .it, on be let ult. Mary ll•artte, aged 46. the was married . in the tear 1744, to J.s'in %hetet, who died se 114:3, and was bnried at the lameeXime l arid in on gras s , with hienistcr. In 1744 she was mstried tn FT. - oes Patterson, who died io t7'3l, and wee tio , ied at the dame time, and in one grave, with a hrother.asoShe had ten etiildres, tee cf which li,ve survived hcr, and of whom she '.as sect the fbl!.•wing ~sue, ssa. twenty-eight grand riuldateii, and tw-tre great grand children —She est-tined hcr health and ti:l ,e bin a few days of h-r death, and with great ease wait.-4 to Berrie, weekly, a distance os four maim., lot the weei.`s provisions. - (In Saturday last, at Oxford, in the. 64th year of his age, Sir John Trencher, Kist. 41e was Me .214 one of the Ass .iiti in that Cswpiacition in April 1754, it,d terv- 4 the otßce at 'slayer 14 the atintelmilng rear. On tell/ 29th of July, 1745, he ore sleeted Alderinau in the remit elf the lat. , lihn Ni..aolls, Esq. and received the honour fty. Knighthood when Hi. Majesty visited that place the same year. Haring supported these offices with dignity to himself an I credit to the city, some years enc., front hi health, hit' resigned his Aldelmati`s gown. On Thursday hit remains were depos tcd in the faunly vault at Sralte Talmage, near Tetsworth. At her !edgings, in Iligh.street, Mrs Cropland, aged I!1 years. She nearded a serjeant in the Royal Irish Um. goons 40 years ego. Last week, aged 44, Mr. A:derman Pike, of Leicester. Sunday seemed, at h., house in Gay-street, Rath, at*, very advanced age of St, Walter Lung, Leg. of a eel asciest and topeßable 11% - iltshine family. The wealth of this Gender men, landed, funded, and otherwise, may be justly ternaed im mense. Notwithstanding his habits were generally seppeeed to be parsimonious, yet un nuniernua occasions ha was gene. root and extremely liberal. 'to r. public and loyal subkriptiens, he contributed • ith exemplary readiness and spirit ; end tweeds the rebuilding o. St. Jason's amass in that city, he gave the sem of 5001. About 34 yea.a ego, on account of Ida prudentially r• Iniqiiisliteg an for aerate promise of marriage that he had marts to plished Miss Link? (the late Mrs. Sheridan) he et di• state, by that unsparing satstrist, the El phase, , . In the year 1745, he served the °thee tiff fiw the county of Wilts. He walk follow. dhl..te to mirment the city of 11,th in Perlianteat, le the lam Joitn smith, inn. of CLonbhae ; hyena vete only; which vote was siterwardir it tention in the House et Common:, sa merely established. He peesaiiol a rompretwo as 4 sound judgment, %Weds COntillt,i to and uniwpairud. To the verge of lifr. ho warns to the situatrou of Earnr, it. pollitom, citiberraasmeets. and rearmed a per:ett knowl poinain:nt chorea er now 'fling on eh.t Brett and tm, but he 11411,111feries despaired ()Celle Condos its difficulties; of the safety of Eilykr.d, Iv! ti fear. As a scholar, Mr. Long might he pl3e, Ise row generally wall feed, awl was alit of acknowledged ta.te and lemon's, to repeat rt vourite Horace, tile true spirit of that 111... the with the et went f 00011.1611, to tt,C last 11. long Ills. Ho prism: , cbantoe were ext.. ..... e tious, so th.it his de.ith will be ino r nitionisirly tinny years eine: he renewed the lease. of moat their old rent, though the estates had, by a ram' in value upwards of nee hundred thew Jr. uarly ..e, Mr. Loog entered largely into • world, u•lpartookof hs cantons pleriwes ; bt. to injor• leis own eoustitotion ; and though puss feud of w it was so tempted with good her never ties known to heft the lettings of a frit the reputation of an individual. Such a rhai May have rooneed SOI,IIP CIMI that lmperfeet river 'object to, ,at te•iiire an many acknotalsf i they wilt fade sway and ha foteotien but ht.,. his prirstu eliari , ie., and priblie issuni:iconee, in grateful and affectionate reinemlicasiee. HIM!. WATIR, Tlll 4 l DAY, AT Li'. Alma LuNnom t—rhniA by G. D WIDSON, en. 11.4 110.A0t.t Covo.t•GaAvst. and pt. WU*, N... Back of St. C:2loevt's Chun. w. S rum:, of No. 7, l)r.ltr,, SC. fnr th.s P3,•>11, Wag SO thEs 'I'F To Indcx xtere l ,1' I.ll,rr° 113 A( to a./ Stn 1! mid 7 CO , A ■n is: • .1 11.” t.. I.,w.mr- 't to the occoot. a ,) he WAS b•ongtat e English Ault.,. lice of High She. • or' owing year a ran- ,ent, ill eppositioa la lost hit e/ediota the suoirrel arson- /* inVolity we; •Iti- -140..4114,e mind. T. the last r -feet in felt an 44111 1 r • iltrrild, and looker of every and gliaimy One- •ent surmounting I.d not enterta , ” ceil in a su,ser r lowed be per.r.e ?b e Odes of his f moire.' putt i an.l tu..ittl. of Lk very • • aid u.irwt•nta • 3 y regrrovil. lent it din. tenant*, at, a Stir esti.nato.., J. lowland pol.ml , to tht• ft , hinnabi• tI Uat tever io far MI e• alts sig a )are humour, that . Pt nr wound w.aeci, though •S 1 01 t humus mune la • Jged exee:icticAtil el •ofir•ui patriotism, II will b 4 hang held •e :04 fiR104..P.:. 9 Into attar IS. • No. t 7, 61,16 " prinhished al ti • ratan, !Lund. r-ed, Lune !left. lUtite (et:rimed) • !Tr. - I I -..n.1.