The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-28 00:00:00

k ,. • /0- 4, • C ) I LIE PRINCESN OF WALES. Iler Royal Ilight.eesi the Princes's( WAIAS gave u grand Ball audSster, last night, at Black heath. l'itc 'preparations - for the 'vetting displayed the greatest itta!mificenee. On the outside was stationed a guar d, to keep off the spectators. The grand entrance, which is in the front of the Heats. , was lighted by circles of lamps ; it leads to the grand Chinese hall. The saloon was most su perbly lighted by diamond Grecian lamps. In this apartment licr Royal Highness, her Royal Alother, and the Countess of MOCNTNORRIS, sat to receive the company. The grand Gothic hall is a most superb apartment; the ceiling is formed iu arenas, and piloted in the Gothic style ; the draperies and curtain. are of crimson velvet, richly etabroiderea with gold, by her Royal High ness • from each arch was su,speetied large dia mond-cut glass lamps; the most valuable paint ing are placed round this apartment, in which was a table for forty persons, decorated in the most splendid style ; in the claire was a large gold vase filled with the most delicate flowers ; there were shin some small antique gold vases en different parts of the table. Three other rooms were appropri ated for supper, and displayed the greatest magni ficence. (to the eastern side of the house is an octagon mom, the angles of which are of plate glass. The ceiling represcets an evening sky , and twins dome, train which is suspended a niaguiA cent diamond-cut glass chandelier ; the carpet is of velvet to - terrespond with the curtains and drupe ries ; the service was of gilt china, richly . bur nishod. Three other rdbms were set out in the same style of elegance. A long avenue, which leads to the Duchess of Bternswictel house, was also brilliantly lighted. la her Grace's hone,, was a room set out for three hundred end fifty persons, and decorated slash the most sumptuous end etegant oniamouts. A teamoniry grotto was fitted up for dancing, in a romantic style ; it was formed in arches and avenues of ever greens, iuterenited with flowers, and lighted with variegated lambs. The several avenues in the grotto were aufficiettt to accommodate two hundred couple, for siaticiaig. To the right of the grotto was a little grove, lighted with variegated lamps, tetiresentitig a crown. The lawn was lighted mend with iariegated lamps. In the centre of the lan a arrangements were made for a most brilliant dis flay of fire-works. Two bands were plaetal on the awn, w:.O played the most favourite airs. The comrian 6..gan to aoseinble at eight o'clock, and continued to arriw. without intermission, until tsse'.e, *lieu sums r was announced by the fire works. A 'inn? the Crmtpany n ere.— Royal Ow Doles of Camheifize. and Cumb.vond ; I okra Tontroor, Monfort, .0.1 Rutland, )ochmars of •*1 SeAltlYr•Ci M. 11111161. •of Mkh corn and Hantle ; V secoultevors S.dm wth and Castle. rrach I ,a, , its Ni Heat tot, H. Carendiflf, and lk Clifford; mid Sir H. Vow Tomo. at. WINDSOR THRII.4CF. Tbis elerant vas crowded, ow Snadas evening, to each au euc•, that it a as oith JtiTirlelt) the ....tonally could muse At a quart r past Ilia M 11J TIT T• accompanied ►y their Ro)al 11111 , 4 smes the Primroses ELIZAURTN and 111 aeY , weal on the Terrier They were very 1,0110 joined ►y Her M *JIMMY and Princess Al GUST/L. The KING looked intensity well, and conversed with t►e different N - bility He was a long time in conversation, wu► Admiral Dvenwoavii. . _ Her M u 'Err wore a white ecape dress, embroidered with gold Herd-drews, • lace scil with amber chains; and a 111 b r satin cloak, trimmed with point lace. Prineemi AVOILIVTA Wore • blue and white ramlwir gown, black lace veil, arid chains a amber through her hair. Prioress Et lIZ•BaTH ' a dress of whitc late, Deer •iolet imoionned (fere ; on her brad a lace sell, with di a mond ems_ Milts rod necklace . _ Prisons 11 a • , • pick silk slip, aids a white muslin frock, trimmed with fine Mee, and Osumi at lb. bottoms with a bite satin ; her hair dreamed plain, with a crescent of pawls and • canal, to match, mid ou her ahoolder • shawl of whits lace. Not one of the Royal Dukes were present. Awning the Ciisnissay were— The Marquis and tlarchiasess Cornwallis, lord Rivers, Land and Lady Bulkeky, Count M mister, thr Ws. Scutt and Lady, Hotioaratrie Mr. sad Mrs Withers, Hossaurstate Mr. BeWelty and Lady; Ladies t'sr..lose Waidegrare sad Albaisia Cainherlaad ttriiiimrable 111.• Egertins ; Generals Cartwright, Manners. Garth, sad Hairoitrt ; Colonel Sneed and Lady ; Colonala D.Alsow and Taylor ; and Major Prii e. TM Theatre was elegant!) attended as Saturday 'setting, tot a play of The Witederer, and The Moe IrrAe Pp; Yesterday morning Hos 'AI AJF:WIT sad the Prin t-v*B Auoosra, accompanied by Lord Riecas, the Hon. Mr. Et:saran, Count Alt asrua, tietterals M•11r Sank GUITH, athl CtaTtt amour, sad TAT tea, rode *a het-lobar a. u, ‘Vindv.r Vat k. The Quota and Prince.. Cut...int:en took an airing to Her house at frogiuore. The Royal Family are expected iu town this day _anti to remain till Friday. Master BETTY closed his 4:mallow...tit, oil Satur day night. at the Cheltenham Theatre. in the parts of Sir Edward Mortimer and I.orlity ilectoruher ;. and, on Friday neat. he will play thaglee, at the Stratford-upon-Avon Theatre. The benefits of Chichester Theatre haie com menced. after a successful season. on Taesdar evening, Colonel TAYLOR, and the °Evers of the :loth Dragoons, patronised the performances for the benefit of Miss Dow mai and Mr. Gila.. A WI was held at the Red Lion-inn, Farnham. • Hampshire, on Monday last, under the Patronage of the Hon. Mrs. Dasnwoon, and set ermil of the prim i msl families of Farnham. for time benetit of the County Hospital, which pro4uccd, exclusive of the expenses, dab ; one hundred and eighteen persons being preseat. The Earl of HVIIISCORD, Lord IlfactwaskLot Load *ad Lady Etna. the lion. lbw Meseta ELPKINGOTON, General 1k i.atcel, General blacaousta, of Buddy. N.P. ; Mr. Fanotsoa. of Raids ; the Hon. Baron and Mrs. Hcesusa. Mr. Cameratu„ of Stonebeld, amid Messrs. Hooaaa as Bottum have arrive(' in Edinburgh. $ inday aftertwao, a inessengrr armed at Wind t/4w. with sews of importance to Ilia MaaosTo. io entwequence of which, the drum, anti fifes, at nine ersock.bistead of g.vlng The Tattoo, a , nsual, brat ea 1 plated Rule Brital,a. tax. through the town, bock to the barrack*. THEATRE. COVERT-GARInv. This Theatre closed, last night, after a very sue- season, with SiCtiaSPE• les tnigedy of Macbeth, and the last new farce of he Portrait of C 'tren set, or, The Plotting lovers. Previous to the co iiiiii eneement of the play, an apology was mate for Mr. lit.stai.e. who, although *uttering under a most severe rheumatic affection, sooner than disappoint the audience, woeld endeavour to perform the part of Macbeth, 11r. lismat.s's in aispo,ition was very evidew, and was a great draw back on the performance. Miss SMITH played the • put of Lady Macbeth with great excellence. sad received. miliounded applause. At the end of the play Mr. haus LE came forward and addressed the audience nearly as follows : " Laist as and rituirgustai—The proprietors ssel pet torment, of Coyest-prdeu Theatre, beg leave, before the curtvivi drops this evening, to express their gratitude fur the liberal esiutiraiplueut they base received this season, and that no efforts shall crier be wanting, on their part, to cilia a eustimastioo of that applause a hick you have so usera.“ WI:1y bestowed —Ladies and Gentlemen, till September, as take our Wee." N4SICED S..L/., .11V; I' LE-STREET. By •••thority of the Committee of the Ladies Pah.- sesses, the hat night of tti! ARGYLE St BSCRIPTION, THIS I)AY (Tuesday), July ns, Moe, will be a GRAND NIAStIL r.it A PE. la order that the increased impasses y be defrayed, every subseriber (daughters excepted) taking omit a ticket, will pay half-a-pities. Extra tickets to non-siolreenbers, of a bunted lumber only will be issued, will be two guiuess each. No extra tickets a ill he issued, unless by order I urinal of a Lady Patroness, ur • subscriber. Ladies recoustneniling fur ladies, and gentle men for gentlemen : wad it is confideucy idled on, that tut sulawribirs will take out tickets in their own muses, widest for their overt our, Every saber. user, who reconuessuls foe extra tickets, all give in the Daunts of the persons applied for, amid will be re sponsible fur 116.1. respectability. Sobscribers arc requested to apply as early as possible this day, for their Tickets. By order of the Director, J. ROY LL, Secretary. LAI/ Tk:LLIGENCE. corn OF KING'S PLNCH, Warriumnsa,Jums A CHALLENGE. InTIiIERALD V. BELL. Mr. PARER moved fora Rule to shew cause why an tetUrmation should Dot be &led against the De fendant, far deallenging the Plaintiff to tight a day". He then proceeded to state, that the Plain tiff was a gentleman possessed of valuable estates in ilauipshire ; the Defendant was a surveyor in the mime part of the creintry. The Plaiutiff wished to renew a uomber of his truant's leus.ea, and em ployed the Defendant, as his agent and surveyor, allowing bins a cesta,e as a compemation for his trouble. His ccutaiv, and other incidental ex pensea amounted to 4001. The Plaintiff had ad vanced that ants to tb 7Defend3nt, by paying it to • third person, at his request. In a short time after wards the Defendant sent iu another bill for 1,4001. which the Plaintiff r onsed to pay, and referred it to Mr. Pickering, hi. attorney, who, on examining the acconut, found that the Defeadant hml, in se veral places charged thirty and forty pound* for leases, where be had only paid the solicitor and after Mr. Pickering had expunged those false charges, the bill was reduced to 4001. The Defendant at first denied having received the 4001., but at a mbeeqnsat period he acknowledged hav ing received it. The Defendant had written many letters. and made inane applications, to the Plaint iff, which be answered by referring him to Mr. Pickering. The Plaintiff was fond of aquatic ex cursions, and had • barge fo7 the purpose of making exult minas round the Isle of Wight; he was 011 board his garage when the Defendant, accom panied by a persoa of the name of Cooper, came in a boat along-aide, and asked for the Plaintiff, when a friend of the Plaintiff's answered, that he was in full possession of the circumstances between them, and that the Plaintiff leould not have any thing to do with hint, except through his attorney. The Defendant then asked, if the Plaintiff' would speak with his friend, Mr. Cooper? The Plairitilf answered, from the hatchway, that he would not ; that Mr. Pickering was It man of honour, and he would do justice to both parties. The Defendant then said, " By your refusal to speak to my friend, Lana to infer that you are a coward, and 1 will post you as such in Winchester, and all the public towns of the county." The COURT Ivre interfered, and olv.arretl, that Mr. Parke bad vary inutecesturily stated all the facts of the cue, for the latter part of the stattuttitt etas quite aufficieut to induce the Court to grant the rule, which was acconliugly granted. Tlilll %MG Ir. WHIERTY. Mr. Maas:tart apptied to the Court to let this cause stand neer, until Mr. Darrow. irks was Conn eel with bias for the Defending, should be able to attend the Court. The Arrow' r.v-f;ranutt. said he had no oh jectien if the lammed Counsel would undertake to stop the sale of the book. for he had been iiitisrm ed. that the Defeoclant still continued his adver tiseuseut in the public newspapers, inviting persons to bemuse porgy: iasers of the very book that con tained the libel. Mr. Magnuarr obsurred, he ens not aware of that being the floe. The book was a mere novel, and did not contain any libel ; he thought it was only the preface that was deemed libellous by the Prosecutor. Mr. ltolierty was not in Court, and he could net undertaketo answer without consulting him ; he would see him in the evening, and itirefal the Court M the owning of the result of the con ference. he did not apprehend it could make au, material difference to the Court the postpo grt for this day, as the Lord Chief Justice was going to sit at Nisi l'rioss. The t'ncaT acquiesced, and it 111114 postponed so- corclingly. John i)aly was brought up, nn a Ildiest Corpus, to he discharged, he hart's:, ipeen cointwited nu th e hut/e-go Act, on the motion of Mr. M Ital OTT. it hciai alledged that the commitment aa: insuffi cient, the Sittittg. Magistrate not haring been properly doicriiieol. After a few obiierrations from Mr. Mtamarr, for the Poisoner, and Mr. ]%art► for the Prow cution--- _ _ .... Thc COTRY sere of opinion that the commit in..ot was vuffi.lent, awl ordered Inns to be rccont- iraitwd. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSNOUTIN, JOIE 26. Nothing arrived or sailed this day.—Wind Easterly. PLYMOUTH. JUNS 43. Sailed the Me!silk, ta guns, lion. Captain King, with four ships, having on board the Por tuguese emigrants, for the Brazils. Also the ' Deptford and Supply transports to the Westward. Caine in the Spanish lugger Coaceptiosi, laden with oil, paper, Ike. prize to flir Majesty's ship Orestes, and the Harregoarsi Danish East Indianian, prize to His Majesty's ship Otter. lions the Cape of Good Hope. Sailed His Majesty's ship Melville, with a con voy fur the l)owits. To-day Rear-Admiral Harvey hoisted his flagon board His Msjesty's ship Ammer, of 98 guns. when the usual salute of 1.5 guns was fired, a hie!) was answered by the Salsas:or, by 13.—Wipd S.W. FALMOUTH. JUNE 1.1. h Arrived the Print-en Amelia packet, Capt. Bor gus, with Mails, from Jamaica, in 38 days. Sailed His Majesty's ships Belle POW., Pluto, sad Cockatrice, with the Beet for the 111editerrs nean ; Strain', fur the coast of Spain ; and Prince Adolphus packet, Captain Bouldersoo, with snails for the Leeward bilasidiss—Wind N.K. DiAL, JUNE 96. Remain in the Downs His Majesty's as per last. —Wind N.E. We yesterday announced the aniral Of the fol lowing ships front China. off II) mouth. the stath instant, via:— _ _ _ Trim Brits% Year, AJ,llszewr, Ciratbariamt, Britons*, Nottingham, Calked% Smithy Castle, fleetest, eal,a ship. The Charlton whaler, and the Her replete, Da nish prize, arrived off Plymouth with the alms ship Sailed frail) Chian 11th January last, under convoy of Ibis MAJEttlei ship Corawaths, sod , afterward,. exchanged the convoy for His M Atelier ship Drake, which left the fleet 41st February. The fleet passed Prima of Wales Island without touching. On the tith February, *lat. S. :to. N. and long. 92. 31. the fleet kit in with the F reach frigate La Piedmoniere; in the forenoon of the 7th, she exchanged shot in pa , sing in different tacks, with the Druko. and some of the weatherman India men, and effected her escape 1.• her superior sailing. Tate fleet sailed from St. Helena the 30th April, under convoy of the St. Alliatis. The following ships arrived in China the std December, under convoy of the Jupiter, viz. • Cants, Hope, Taunton Coatis, Earl Camden, and . . The juror Castle, proviag leaky, put into St Salt' inure. _ _ _ The :Wird sailed from Malacca for China the 41,4 Decetniwr. _ 'Cf►e Comperdoicrs cutter arrived at !it. Heleu'• the 14th ,tprii, and the Phteuia and Wiesner Coale, outward...woad, the 17th of that _ . The Cyrus,'whaler, arrived ut llelena the gust of April. The Qum* Charlotte, from the Cape of Gor.d Hope, which sailed from St. Helm', with the China fleet, parted cou4rauy the st'a of June. The Prisierm Amelia Packet is arrived at Fal mouth with Mails from Jamaica in 3.1 days.—The papers brought by her are to the 14th May, tit which date un intelligence had ranched that istiL.4 of the laiding of the French in East Florida, nor had any event of importance taken place at that date. The following, are the only articles 111 the Jamaica papers that deserve notice " The dross sloop of war, arrived at l'nrt Moral on the loth May, passed through'part the lame ward-bound fleet on the nth, off Cape Tilrenua ; there were very few veroeleclum to the Couaion.lore (Ills Madtsrv's ship Aretkasa); a number were scattered about in every direction. The Woy, and a great part of the fleet were not in sight: teo or three Of the convoy had been taken and re-taken The ships which returned were to 1,411 from Port Royal on the 17th May. for the rendevous, Ad miral Dacaes having appointed a convoy for dom. The Canaka, T•Y LOD, for London, is reported to he the only vessel of the Savannah Le Mar ditto sloe, which joined the fleet off Port Antonia. The Cokslossia. Thames, for New Providence, and Sir :utter, Swish, LIDDLE. for Loudon, have put hack to Jamaica. the Eclipse, PALMIER; Dorothy, FOSTER • Swe den and Ceres, PALMER, arrived at Port Royal on the tith May. They Left Savannah and Slid River on the iStb April, in company with 18 others, under convoy of 116 M AJ vitt 's ship Serpent, and arrived at Port Antonia on the ad May, and finding no prospect of being able to join His M JCSITT s ship Aret*esa , with the principal part of the fleet which had previously sailed, they pro ceeded far Port Royal, and on their way they fell in with His 11.causTY's ship Rein Deer, who in formed them, that upwards of eighty sail from the out-ports Lad also missed the convoy. The following arrived at Port Royal on the 7th :--the Carlbary, Deiscot.; Hely, Rune; Hellas, Roo- - - SON ; Duke of KOSS, Rena; JOMok, CUMMINGS; Lady Creutorme Make"., Bear, Cab; twines, I loorldu;d ; and ord Sheffield. The Orient, %mania, from - Beugal for Lis bon, tire ships. bideu with rice and lowlier, and a lance ship from Bengal, for Muscat. were captured in the Bay of Beugal, previous to the loth of Jan. by the Rerenont French pr.vateer. of .44 guns. The Ann, CARY, from London, for Toting°, has been captured, re-captured, and carried into Anti gua. The Pomona, I.ll.:slunan, and Trusty, CROSSE. front St. Domingo. for London, are sent into Ja maica by the Amethyst. The Nancy. ANDERSON, from London, and a Liverpool ship, of 22 guns and Ai men, are cap tared and carried into Cuba. The Feeders, Bowsaw', from London ; Dolphin. LIRDRIRG, front Liverpool; CIIIIIIReTCCO MOLIARS, Dolphin. Aser.aws ; Porno, Lore, and Sophie 31agdalema, --, for Stockholm, are captured by the Danish gnn-boats. near Mala - ie. Sir Gtoiasc STAVNTON, Dart. was a la-tenger on hoard one of the ships just arrived from China. He landed at Plymouth. am! armed at Salisbury, on Saturday evening, on his way to Loadon. Sir GEORGE left En,eand in 1804, and tut* conducted some nezneintions at Canton. hi ) -tily adi antagenus to the India Con, pany. and to the rat interests of tins cru it V. TO ME FDITOR, Sta.--As I seldom meet with The Timee, if ireoehy were 'accident that I saw that Paper of the ,:dd in . :l:int, containing a mork-hersie statement, ender the title of " :Su:tors, PREVENTED... This stati meat, if I eau a,. fir arrest it o, bombast sod falsehood as to guess at the facts, purports to he an account nt . a .fraeno which took place some evenings ago, between a person of the name of HICRe and myself The affair is duo unimportant to allow any detail of the cir cumstances, bat, lest any person should be misled by the calumnious insinuations it contains, se:dust my character, I beg lace, through the median o f your respectable toted widely-circulating Paper, to canurc the public, that the whole aci-ount, as represented in Tie rim" is utterly flaw; with the exception, perhaps, of the pathetic tale of :11r. Hinted terror and smarting", which he must be allowed to* know much better than myself. Thom who are unacquainted with the facts, may minder that the a ff air alladed.to should never have bees noticed by say other Paper, except such to h..ee copied the account from The Tines, whilst this Mug mid Inhumed story •as ex. kileited in that Paper with all the bid, and pump oF the typographic art, fu the most conspicuous columns; alien I minima them, however, that this Mr. Hick! , ' who had, him self, give* me to understand, was, or had been, an OlEccr of Militia, " sad And fought • turns out In be mother tit.se • Clark, irrauverstet) . employed in The Them Neerspspei (Mice. their wuuder will yield to contempt for these whit have tilos stiffeiest a vehicle of public in owlet ion to berry* tins! d to the despicebk purposes of cowardly midevoleuce Bag base aslanniy. . _ I aes, Sir, your obedient Sci laamka, June t sou. JAM t. 1 BUONS. TIIE MARKETS. CORN EXCMAKGF, Jes 4 17. These are large asplies at It host arrived this Jay ; in this Wade, sales 4 basaplsa art at • reduction in prey f about es. per quarter, and aware upon taferior—in itariq a. 4 m a tt tittle alteratosu—searre say White Rave--Grey :ma Penns of the two descriptiuus are elesper.—There are alta large sandses of slaw, and asks Hereof are ia. aad toaster tuner. Flour hardly fetches the general quotaissa. t:tR RENT 1 RICE OF GRAIN. Wheat ' &la tila es l'ine ditto atm. tt3,c 44,6 S ts. ►saa fey 408. atta. ud Malt ;4l ‘1" bite Peas (boil.) 1106. 1944. Grey Peas ..... Gala Pomo ►III ties Ws. ad Tick Beans COW 56e635. ad. Oats 414. 411. 441. Palmed. sae. 465. od. Pei&IOC diIW Rape Seed 361. au!. cs. Fine Flour lila. a - a. Seconds .;:o. 644. PRICE SAGO. Kent 41 os. tO 51. Os. titt,cx, 41 W. to 41. lis Esica, sl. os. to :I. So. 01)F - HAY AXD n. a •11 vs's. Hay. Si. Co. t.) 61 yes. Straw, L as. to al. ss IT HOPS. PO eft ETC Kent, 41. hit. to 61. 0,. Smoot, 41. ILI. 114 :11. Ls. EIMIIWW,HI. to 91. 414. TRAW, ON SA CURDAY. WHITI.CH A Pr.. L. Hay 41. Inc to lA. ins. New, et. 4•11. to 01. net, tit. low_ to 71. 1;:s. Straw, O. ids. to al. Ls. SMITHFIELD. J t % r .27. _ _ This day's market was well applied with prime beasts, and the '.Lt of tattle, is other respects, was very good. Beef, Alt:nett, Pork. and lamb are cheaper 11.ata o.r last fa port. V Cul ~ dc AM, nod the trade is general ors some. what Iwith.—The ask a is the Hay Market wi re pretty lively. Straw awl Clover base thllts in prier glace teach)':. markt t. May Sacked last price. We sabjuin au &mutate etat.intut of the prices and uanshers. lee To tiiik the Mal stone of zilb. Beef— . es., bd. to Sa. oil. Head of Cat dr this Jay: Mutton... is. 64. to sa. eat Beasts .? ado' Veal .... is. .04 to 7s. 64. sheep mad Lea* .. ioaiCo Latish .. as. .d . to zot dd. Calves Pock .... es. at. to lg. ad Pip. se. _ _ SMITHFIELD itAiNAKKET- Hay 4l. 4s. 04. 40 07. lus. N. Stroll I hirer 5l. no. ed. ei 71. ee. OL Ni...%‘GA re AND LEADEMIALL 111411Ern1. • (lby the Carom.) re..f ed. to os. ed. Veal M. ed. to so. oa. Mono. ao. ed. to 40.- ed. I Pea 0. a& to IS. id- LotmO - - 4.. od Io So. sti. COAL-MARKS?, Isms a. Slaw at Markrl Sold. Prin. 12..1.-. tarn, 17 .• .. 444. O. • 111. ed. 1..,4•414111.4•144.4 a .... aim. 6d. a IS, O. B..Stune 4 '44441 • .... —.. od. a —s. ed. e..l . tude,‘ emsgatam=-.-..,_ .---...—,.....-.... .....-IC— —..7:=C. -==r PRICE OF STOOLS YESTERDAY. ReAlvrrd Ihnniutu . 111TH tgkedneaday right, tisllcTs. Mrs. Hairy Ryder, of I. let. MARRIAGES. stele. at Liverpool. Mr. John Lyra. to Miss Elizalsola Cross. ISAL of tltcst Derby. 'lke bride's sister u step-to.' that and sister-in-Ise to the bridegrooms; the father tko heekgrortus is hostler-is-lau I. the hride; and what is st -es remarkable. the laisiegroose's fatter was god-father N the bride's s ater. Lately, at Crowla, Lincolssiire, the Rte. Richaril tI.D. Fellow of Clare Hall, Camkriiltr, to Sophia. youngest daughter of the late George Lister, Ls+ e(Grisbr Mime ' Lincolnshire. On Salida,- se'imight, by the Rev. J. Sumner, James Moserieil; Esq sereml son of Sir II bluncrisit, fLot to Miss Itorkertsot, 'laughter of the Ida Cal.tairs 4. Rukerissin, of die No) al Nosy. Is Mrmot-sitaare, Dublin Major L'Estrsaige, of the Kist's 'witty Militia, to Jane Jackson, f.eCutiti &W OW of the late Cul. Jackson, el l'inspect-bouse, county Mayo DEATH. On Sundae senni;ht, it Mart-ate, it the &tenured age of I. Lretitin eueock, widow of the late Charles Puctxk, bet. of Rendirt. Berk'. WATEIa, THIA DAY. AT LONDst,t-DRIIN.C. Mara. •;..mlu. after .. 4 I Errs u... mitt. after.. s SALE BY AUCTION. BENFIELD, U THE COUNTY OF BERKS. Uy Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffeehouse, 'Change-alley, CortAill, Loa- THl't DAY, Jews WA, at Twevis *Mock, in Elgin Lots A ' RULY vabtaLle, draii-able, and compact FR EELEILD EnT.ITE comprising a Threlliat boobs and rurin.hukoc, moors, Stsik"ka, awl Raildiags, to anther a,tb twe .sweat'-one Arrca of rich qt - klow„ Pastore, Ak 4ble, nml Wood Laud. beautifully iitasP I. a rich fertile and restos tality.iiiim.odcd part of %% I nds.. Forest, 9 miles from Windeste, 9 ft ko. Reading, and *.s notes from Loudon, iu the parish of re. field. This desirable proverty is situate an an m i nc er?, eft,. 'standing skits of gnat eNtent sod Ninety, and sesiold ati Ore 'Missions to farm villas, baring • timid or trout stint. motion( thrienli the vale. s. be kiesed, by application to .12in-s •tekorard, on t • Preioncs, id • loacn prikittd paoot ulatslll4, bad: of Mk E•er , t, Id. -ea, Soucy ; of Mrems. Jame.. 31../ .Ahbot, fro • Bromley and R... 1 , Gray's I •••• . of Mr. est.. ficain, twat Gra0111; at tiarraeas's ; t&unith, Jn. Isomer, 1% indoor and it his house, tie. 9, :Sk.o Email-, ten t, Royal Exchange. I .sk LON 1114 b (; D !DA)N, N,.) pa, 0' at Oil 0 4 4.' 0 , N. , F., ( . 1t044113, statml, h Vtii 11 f. , ...ma plat, •••••• tite fit this Pa -r• ett tht putt pain t a..ii bt titti ailtu. id I• LT , t