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"T't lr• • op% Baolo--I, , citattne of ail Wastano-Small in Sts andgraat t t V 4, ue—Breetting in all it. Branches. His Gr4ce of Bedford leit Holkharn in the evzn ing. on his return to London. THIRIO DAY. Mr. Coke and a large ;airy dedicated most of oh day in visiting Mr. Overman's well-cultivated farm al bUI11;1•til, •Littl rn mai.mg a trial of Mr. Paul's ingenious contrivance for catching ,he Fly, (or Scab,ut, hank). so destrutl've to the turnip plant in its first leaf. The experiment was made on a piece of turnips of Mr. Butcher, near Holk ham, and was found to answer the purpose, by the great number of flies which were collated in the coarse of its operation. Another trial was aleo made of Mr. Balls' plough ; and upon these two implements, the Rev. St. John Priest and Mr. Overman, the judges appoint. I to examine all the implements exhibited, with a view to the premium propnxed to he given for the best implement, deli vered the followmg report:— " That the plouath produced by Mr. Balls, of Sax. I n diem. does him credit, inasmuch as it has near res. in its construilion, and as the bearing of the Se• n upon the standard is detached from the wheels thrown upon the line of draft, the working of the plough is rendered pleasanter to the hand of the p•-tighman ; but a. real milt.) , is the criterion by wh'ch we conceive we ought to judge, and that must be determined by comparative merit, we thought it sight to compare the power of draft required for 4r. Bails' plough, with that of the common Norfolk plough, by the test of &dual experiment. and ‘v found that Mr. Balls' required as much power to draw it as the North plough did, although the Nor folk weighed six stone more; andaherefore, Mr. Balls' afford; more labour to the horses, which we think is a disadvantage by no means to be disregarded on ac count of a fancied merit, arising from a peculiar mode of constraftion. After these ohm va s open Mr. Balls' plough. whisk we think it our dt.ty to state. without dal:tame from the credit due to him for bis exertions, we have to recorornexid, as highly deserving the premium offered for the hest implement sheen this year, tholly catch, invented by Mr. Paul. of Stanton, rear Harlesten, and ex hawed this morning, at Bentham. Its merits, un dnebtedly„are ;rear, how mulch it may be improved we are not prepared to say, but we recommend it as deserving a premium, on account of its originality, and the great value we conceive farmers may derive from it its the preservation of their turnips." Abnot the s . ,,me number of Gentlemen dined this thy with Mr. Coke as on the first dry ; after the usual toasts, The ,Wers4sy of the 1411 Doke of Bedford wit drank with silent respell. The Ploori—fine lirrer and Fel rare's, - were also given ; and Lord proposed 11evlth aid long Lilo to Mr. Coke, which was mo-t cordially received, and &auk with t hree 111. IS three. IW•. Cok« then prnceeded to present the prizes, which lad been adjudged, to the successful Candi d.•rs To Mr. „I Attune, of Cempston, s silver cuo, Tau- tJes for the hett bhetrlitig Leicester L.t v. the., ; eat`t,.ut conseettior) ; sod sl•v a •river sea pry, of the use value, I.ir the twit pe:• of t.n Leicester thaw% —Mr. Johns.)t having died in the ;.:e. reet..d week, the pr, a were delivered to Mr. Feolither„ his brother m Ito, Mr Nigh, for his sheading S,uthilown —e. , ^r 2 plate, value legs. No competitor To Mi. Woficr. of B d.tt, 1 age for the best pen o. ten Snoti.4....in sheaves, wh.ca were cihibited K nut Mr. M.. , lry N. r• To Mr. Recr., of Whitton, for the best Litosattr 'heading MU • //11,C. ta ..kaucl.•Alue Ings. Mr Xis tl., of Burnham, rev the heat Soutbdown sheer_ lickotru. ...lver tea.pot, • . . . M.. -ek, 'V... n, for his unremitted atter' thin in lin: h:• meadJir• he it rig.itinn, lear a si'rPr tea pot, haring la.it year •,eeli preseia d with a cup, rit %is ~ i..rittd cut.dila and example in this important Fran tic,. To NV Paul, of Starstuo s an embweri silver cup, value frogs for the r,wt ..sd most useful noway -invented unp:ensent of h sb hater, tor the reservation ur turnips, tiur founds:ton all gots! husbandry. The trees, theuch handsome, •rte net deemed by the j.sdges .11 each a su b ser.or breed as to entdlc theta tu the /nee. SHEPHERDS. To Mr. Overman'. Maynard, tioolfrer Bo'sbott, fur bring. ilia no naer, twenty-tins Minus pm acme in a Bock of 700 am' P. Mr. Mirth'. (of Burnham) Shepherd had oho sg. soanleil M kw.. to lambs tornirsh• up be hi .1 but year. Mr Re N limaphso, int Winging up nearly twenty•ibt habil imam, it, not of a II .ca • I front) e.es. sgs. AltAdher a,iplira, but the numb., ot altftp usdor Min sharp being I. is than 800, he prase seas adjudged to him. Mr. Caste here took occasion to allude to some whiervations nn cite cultivation of lucerne, latzly publish. ..cy Mr. Lindley. of Caton. remarking. that he ....arrived Mr Lindley fr om motives of de. licacy, had uniler-rated the quantity of seed nieces airy to he sown, when stating it at 20 Ibr. per acre. At Mr. Coke's request, throe:sire. with a view to the information of the company ou the subject, Mr. Li•sncey said, that he ctrtainly had recommended 201bs. per acre, regarding that quantity of good seed as amply sufficient; butes it was neither in hie nor any man's power to furnish seed that should be, every grain, pert - et - 11y good. he had no hesitation in giving it a. hi: opinion, that gentlemen would do eaceediagly right vs sow 3ilibs. per acre, instead of convinced as he was, that in using the 10 lbs. additional, they would, in the produce, be well re paid for the extra expense. A ftcr an interval of some time, during which the eGiviviality of the table was resumed, Mr. Coos Jti .]n addressed his nurnerods guests; observing, to ir as the hour was then arrived for proceeding to ow business which still remained, he rose to drink 4:1 their good healths. and co thank them for the honour they had June hint ; adding, that if in the course of their present visit, they had met with aught that proved in any way contributive to their informavion or satisfatlion, hi; should hope to enjoy the pleasure of their company, aid that of any friends they might think proper to bring with them. on a future occasion. The lousiness finally terminated with the sale of Mr. Coke's Devonshire buts and cows ; one of the former was sold for 17 guineas, and the other for ; the cows fetched from 13 to 18Fs. Mr. Coke having introduced the Leicester !rood Southdowns all over this county, there was lint, set course; such a competition this year as on tanner occarions. and the Leleelltett note sold, and the Southdowns let, at unisiderably resiuced prices — After a hard battle, be has cornidete:y succeeded in establishing these tweeds, so SUPerfOr to the Norfolk sheen. which LA trusts will be extirpated. . • ••• . amongst whom were tl:e P dim Bedfor.l, Lord W. Russell, and Mr. C , Le, ptid a visit to Mr. Beck, of West Leghorn, and were mucti gratified stub the ;smile appesrance of his wateted mea dows (planned and i xecitted by Mr. Smith) which they considered as pittertis highly worthy nt imita tion. l'hese meanness annually produce ten tons and a half of hay per acre, besides ample feed in the spring and autumn. The meadows of Mr. Reeve. of Wighton, continue to impiove, although they have been done seven years, and afford a con vincing proof of the utility and importance of the praBice of watering meadows. LAIV it:: PORI: The following is an accurate statement of the proceedings before the Sheriff's Court, in the case of Messrs. Fretling and Stanhope, of the General Post-Office, against Mears. Walter, the Propricires of The There Newspaper, as copied from the notes of Mr. Gurney, the short-hand writer : FIAhCIS Firm -Imo, Esq. Pleinte, •nd JOlll4 WALTER, the elder, 4,4 JOHN «'ALTER, 14f leavers Propitlers of The limes Plewspaptr, De. .tend.rnis ; Ali relua STANNOtt, Leg. Plaintiff', and Joey WALTaII. the elder, end J• 111111 WALTILI. the younger, Propertors of The Tome henvepoper i , *De fendant.. SECONDARIES' OFFICE, INIDAT. JUL? 3. -- Urfire • Special jure, of Verehaato. -•- . . Mr. ABBOTT-:" Gentlemen of the Jury, you are assembled here for the purpose of assessing to Mr. Freeling, Secretary to His Majesty's Post master General, in one action, And to Mr. Stanh ye, who is the Comptroller of the Foreign Letter OtEze, in another action, damages for a certain put.licAtion that appeared is a Newspaper, called The Times, of the 12th May. There had been in another Paper, previous to that, another Leto, relleiting upon the charatter of both these Gentlemen ; and there were also, in .uhsequen. Papers, other *hie. 'anon., ma terially tending to ii•jure their char:after. " Under such circumstances, each of these Gen tlemen thought it due to himself, as every man of feeling, and every m.n who values hi, owu charac ter must think, that they should take such a course of proceeding, namely, to commence an action, such as should afford to the Editors of this Paper an op portunity ot proving the truth of the fadls which they had thought fit to lay to their charge. Each of them, therefore. Gentlemen. commenced his aaiost, giving, by so d Aug. to the Editors and Proptietors of this Paper, an opportunity of pleading, that the fads which they had imputed to the Plaintiffs were true. The Defendants, cautious, as I may now say, (in conatqueace of what I shall hereafter state to you), that they could not prove the truth of these publications, submitted to a judgment by default : and the to:St proceeding of coarse was, that we should as-emble here. ti . • at you, Gentlemen, might assess the damages It also was a proceeding which each of •c Gentlemen thought it due to his own hoe-. _r to Institut-, in order that an oppor tunity t be given so the Editors of this Paper, to - 1 ' any thing by their Counsel in mitigation ot • publication:. lam liAepy. however, Gentle. men, to state4o you. that the Edam, of this Paper having committed the error which I have imputed to them, have done whizb is the best thint that any person w.h•• .• .2 committed an error can do, they havin; most honour .:aly to themselves cumin ed to acknowledge it " We shall, therefore, Gentlemen, give you no trouble. We have agreed upon cei• din terms, which I am at I'bertc t•s state to you: y nr verdia will he g.vga ntp•ninally for the damages laid in the Declaration I but it is agreed between us. that upon the payment of aU the emits in each moot. as be tween an Attorney and Client, and upon the payment of the sum of 1001. to each of the Plaintiffs, which will be distributed by them to some public charity, they being high-minded Genie:nee. and not being desirous of profiting by the proceedings here. and there will be an apdrigy. which I shall take leave to read to you, which shall be inserted in the same Paper in which the offence was given : " We, hating inserted serval oeservittleas in our Paper, renecting on the duration' of Mr. Freollog, as Secretary to the Po.neastes.Gerseral, and %Ir. Stanhope, as Comptroller of the Foreign iierartment, it the GQ'teral Post-0 1 140, acknow ledge such obeervanau to be tautly grottoolleto old onyeandeJ, and are esnrontely sorry we were I/betrayal into any such pub lic/amts." _ _ _ " Gentlemen. upon the insertion of this apology, and doing the other alts which I have stated to you, which it is agreed between the parties shall be done, I, with the assistance of the Gentlemen who sit by me here. being entrusted with the honour of these Plaintiffs, who are not here present, being entrusted by them to attend here for the vindication of their honour, have thought, and I hope you, Gentlemen. will think I have thought rightly, that upon such an agreement. and the insertion of such an apology, no further proceedings shall be had. You will, therefore. give a veedie for the damages laid in the Declaration." Mr. Janvt.t..." Gaidenses of the Jury, I do assure you, most onaffededly, that the principal and almost the only saddle:lion that I feel upon the present occasion is, that I am certainly pre cluded now from trespassing upon your leisure. I admit, to the fullest extent, the principle my Learn ed Friend has laid down, namely, that Gentle men clothed with the considerable fuodions that these two Plaintiffs are, in the administration of the public Goveinnient of the Country. were under the necessity of proceeding to take the steps they have taken upon the present occasion. " My Friend hes stated, with great accuracy, a consciousness, on the part of my Clients, that what they have so insetted in the Newspaper, is pet tedly unfounded. at least is not maintainable in evidence; and I am desirous that you should accept of that apology from the present Defendants, from a consciousness that they are totally unable to de fend what they have charged the Plaintiffs with, that they are unable to defend thenvelves with mo rality, justice, and honour ; and though upon this record a jUS:IIIC4dOO is put, which they have abets dolled, they have not. upon the present occasion, deemed that their conjla ought to have any other colour, ,and chancier than that of an admissioa tb. they ought to give such reparation as is in their power. " Gentlemen, it is needless here to speak of the its licentiousness. Bet I think I shall have this al least to say on the pout.of my clients, cleat, looking at their paper, as ,11tOtt of Us are in the habit of doing daily, we can hardly sera paper less prosti tuted either to party or to individual calumny. I, on their part, accede to the full extent of that apo logy which we are about to puhlish, and admit before you, that this is a statement made against gentlemen, not only unsupptirod, hut 'lnsup portable ; And, therefore, I, for one. on the part of my clients, shall he perfectly satisfied to accede to the terms offered, only obset ring, that I flatter my self von will feel, that lilwever high the •horillie of the Plaint fie upon this record is, Mr. WAlter Arc! his Son have aped with as much honour as the netute of th it situation admits. and t •at they ate willing to do that which every honourable to tn, when ver he has commited an error, is ready to do—to Ac knowledge it, and to express a sincere concern that such circumstance has ever ezi.ted."—Tke Verdict owl taken feeerdia:lo . NAPAL 131 tI.I.IGh;NCE. ruarsmouret, JULY 10. Sailed. this aftvrnoun. the Par, apse. Capt. Den can. with disp itches tor tke Mediterranean; and the ..ter, on a cruise. Arrived the Amide, from a cruise. The Laurel has the signal flyint fur convoy to South America. VALMOUTIC, JULY 8. Arrived this morning the American schooner Erperinsent, of New fork. Captain --, front Us bon, with hicl.n, bound to France, detained by His Majesty's ship Liseit, 38 guns ; also arrived the American sloop of war Bess. 18 guns, 42-pounders, Captain Smith, Worn Norfolk, twenty-tight days passage, with dispatches for our Government, brought by a Mr. Purviance, formerly Secretary of Legation front the United States. She havin4 lost six of the crew, is ordered into quarantine. On the tith lost, she spoke, a few leagues to the westwar d of Scilly, the homeward bound l'sleiliterranean flea, about SO sail, the wind then et East. FROM SATURDAY' NIGHT'S G.IZETFE. KairGreedh July 4. 1807. - , - - His Mai sty has bosh pleased to gram his tnnet gracious per mission to the 75th Regiment to mouse, in addition to ens other d. mess or badges to which it may be entithel, aii.l to beer in the Coition, and on the Appointment: of the keg,. meet, the" RosalTiger," with the word " as an hoonurableand lasting testinsoily of the diwitiguislird ser vices of that Corps in Ihtlia doting a period of nineteen ream. By Order of his Royal Hilburn: the Commaii•ler iit Ch tf, IiARRY CALVERT, Adj--Gen. MILITARY ritumurl()N3. Irer-Ofte, yoly 11. 1807. Regirnent of Dragoon (;oardt--Captaan the honourable John Somers Curk., (ruin the 3d Four, to ba Cactain ot a Troop, giro Muftis, who exchanges. 14th Itegi uncut of Light Usagut.tis.—Captain the Hon. Charles nutter, is. be Major, %. about purchase, tics Smith., •hu rF tires. BREVET. Captain deem. Herbert Adams, of the Giit't root, to be M ajo► in the Army. STAFF. James Dru.nmood, Esq. to be Deputy Concubinary of Ac-. co.-opts to the Forces. Daniel Cioekhett, Gent. to be as Assistant Commissary of Ac corn ply to the Forces. 24 Reanneot .4 the Royal East India Voluotyous..-Lieuteolant Robert Ge tr !, be :1-iptain of a Company, vice Ifeathehtou hough, who raglans. Li:Jtona4t Julio Maltitaa to be ditto. vice Gilmour, who re- gn J +se,* Allen, to be Liesstenan!, ,ice Geo.. Ris•ign S'altaril K. M ai - trison to be ditto, vice Mathison. Heim 0 .en, Gent. id be Ensign, ,ice Allen. Edward W.i.te, Gent. to be ditto, vice Morrison. (Jr ln.mce O.N,e, July 10, 1107. Corps of Royal Engineers—Captain %Viiliaro Fenwicic, to be Liervenant•Coloriel, vice Skinner, retired. Dated July 1, 1407. Medical Establishment for the Military Departments of the Orunance.—As.sistent burgeon Joseph Fletcher to be Sur geon, rice Rely, deceased Lasted Slay St, 18'17. Superisunierary Assistant Stlf;Ptlil 'Flignsas Maxwell to be As ust.ant &argent, •11111 Flet.:her. Dated as above. Supernumerary Assistant Surgeon James Powell to IN As• swan, Surgeon, vise Mem* dtceased. voted June 4, 1407. T ‘RTNERSHIPS nissoLvEn. William Gustud and James Yowl', of Tevistuck.etteet Covent-pram Juae 24,1807. Jeremiah Taos mid Militant Cornell, of the City Road, in the counts of NI sld'uisex, c•duer-makent, July 11, 1807. Mare Metres's', Samuel Brand, aid James Creasy, of V.•r.- street, ClaroMatket, in the county of Middlesex, come.* end leather-cutters, July 8, 1807. Samuel WeindhMasi, late of Liverpool, in the county of ',en surer, but now of the island of Melts, merchant. and Char! s WSW, of Liverpool eformaul, merchant, R.h-eater, A, rii 17, 1107. Hanefack and Thomas Sic rime Protium* ' !vile of the city of IrCitol,contraCtors fel supplying prisonursof war with provisions, July 4,1807. Charles Warwick, Fryer Walker and Samuel Triit, juo. of the city of teeter, woollen-drapers, J one 24, 1807. Thomas Liven:nom and William Lesitev, of Clielmsford, is the county of Essist, drapers. July I, 1807. Thomas W. H. Woodthorpe and Charles Rohe. of Ruing. hall.strimil, in the eity ad Landon, coal•naerchants, Jay I, 1807. Sewed &ahem, of Stone, is the county of Stathrd, and John Dent. of Sbeitin, Use same goyim , Britian* s, June 24.1807._ _ - Joseph Dyer, George Wyld, and Roehmd Jere, of the etty of Misnd y reetiiars and desiars in (wimp giants And wens. Jan* 30, MI. ‘NICRUPTCIIES EVIARGED. Dayseport sedity. Is. al Laotian Walt Lmedon, acsivetreedaaler and chap/nat., from July 14. to *l l llltt 2 19 at ten, at Coattail. Winans a imp. of %MOW Wile, , London, state.marehaett, (ram July 14, to Miguel 11, at too, st BANKRUPTS Jamea Arkett, tea Tevikeshlry, in the counts of rroucester, contactor, dealer and chayman, to sorrrnder,Joly Y 9, SO, IRO A orist VV. at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, al Eseshaot in the county of Worcester. Attorneys , Mr. Or:fsths, lito;att• way, %Vurcestersbire and Mr. Morgan, Gray's Itursquare, _ _ !ham Bellamy, of Great °mushy, in the county if Lin cnlii, tatli,r, dealer awl ch.pluan, to turtender, July 22, 29, and Auto* Si, at eleven, at the tie ore Inn, liongtton•upun lital. Attorneys, Mr. Stephen Hu I ; and Mears. X* ,str. nd SOO, tSattlett's ErferardJunes, of Swan lane, near Thames-went, in the city of London, .late.inerch tut, dc.ler and cliarnan, to surrender. July 14,25, and Auto,st S i, at twelve, at ()oddball. Attorney, Mr. Sad , uw, Monied...lA lan*. Robert (iratay, of Plymouth Dock, In the county of Deena, money artste.ter, dealer and dwell's°, to serrender, iota IS, at Ha, 2,4 and August 45, at el •Tesi, at the 14•441, in the city of Ex-1..1 aGere.anl. Attorneys. Mra‘nk. Wldtaetta and &mutt., Ndw . ..4. l, e. ll . l ricolrea 1 ; and Mr renter, Exeter. W.,11..131 Mllf heti, of the pariah of hearth,' Tydvill, in the county of Gl.nt ..1(611, v,et.tader, dealer AA CAN/111814 to bur. render, July 92, 12, ant A ugu.l el, at ten, at the Klee's Aron., in Merthyr Tyd.lll, in the sad euenty of Glamorgan. Attu, neys, Mears. Jenkins, JE ne. and Cu New Lem, London ; and wrie+ o f Merthyr Ti fedi. folk, Sailer ,rd Jral.er, ae ldhall, aguu S. Thorne, Tdk , of A A er W ,Sell ea ta t i f. :4 7 3 l oD : ct U n . n i . L i n : ' l 6 7 ..h t t h d ieh el s aret.c cou t i sel6.7 ef i st amii t yt, ir S aildh. , ,J,: ; White Swats, in the pariah of St. Peter of Mau ro t, akh, Nnrwkh Aucted 4, Ge.rge Turner, of the Strand, t e county o f Middlesex, vhoe-maker, et twelve, it Ciu'dhail, Landon August 4 Jones Rennet and Samuel foreeut. nos or late of salesmen, at ten, at Luialan. Att l g i u ' i h t 6"... born, tan t L he es c n " s, n u " ; Chester, th•mmaker, at eleven, at Ow 'Ar Ste Liall lan, in Whitelarch, in the comfy of Salop. Argot J. John Statile., late of Shrpy Parr., in the co on! of Ltirester, miller, dealer and Clara the toes of the S•an iu Sheep, Magna. Augot 14. John mine I.tt of Great ioglert, °thee. Kyoet .u. county ol Warwick, butcher and ~,t,. star, at eleven, at the Flying Nurse Inn. in Banbury, it. the county of °shod. Angn-t 3. William I:leading itte 'nugget, of Herirtricke, in the county of So:none', dealer and eltapreast, at eleven, 4 the Fed Ltott Inn. m Shaftobirry, in the 60.114i1y of bo , et. Allyn' S. Wallia4 Young, of Manche:ter, in the county of Laneatter,•iLille Her, dealer and cluipman, at elite., at the Star Inn, Manchester. August IS Charles Hustry and Niemen Mosey, of Morgue. street, in the city of Landau, Seem-drapers, Cranes eoil c SeY ha tn ima siat ten, at arnma Guildhall . teiter Br- ow's-street. Pion Ike ~ ir: the parish of St. George. HAMM./ square, in the c Midaleselt, flutist, dealer and chapatis, et twelve, 'it:rued, ball, 44541 , .n. August.. William Long, orStotiehreor, near P!y,n-tog., the county of Devon. hatter, how, dealer oil cliajomae, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 4. John Perko', of Ocrord-stmet, in the county of geldonith and jeweller, d der and chaproat, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon Ina. Septetur S. Thomas Maltby and George Malthy, of Site. lane, London neerehants a t tan, at Gu Id tall, London. Aorta IS Benjamin Fisher, of Wertei.streot, in the Mate, weatherer}, is the county of Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapnian, at tan, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES.teentv t. - Darnel Hiettling, of Fris►y, to the cauniY;li.eitestet. bltcher. Jobber, dealer and ehapnian. William Gantb!e, of Liverpool, in the county of (ammo , . -merchant, dealer end ehapeaan. Maas.•., Lee. or We.itnitun, in the county of Somerset, Per ~/..11.f. '1.111) rnitornall. of Burowfool, iu that pariah of Wltillay, in the coooty of Law...Aar. comin•urinufaeturer. Peer Wr.cui.t. of S iffoik-Inne, L,nd .n, ranclant. Jeakr ..nd thopwao. JantesJaelenut3, of tho city of Erste., hthirr and bitter. Thom. On 4h, of the c,ty of Eze , o , . hosier and hater. Jona lalac II iwkitts, of Dalby-twtoce, ell f W W I. W th. runt. of hllivi , rosen. 1 - manufacturer of and dostat to autt:,,l unotrumetsts Jan.., A frowdatith, of Richmond, in the county of York, oy , rtir, lea'er and cluptwan. _ _ _ John I,wd , et Irks, is ins Goon? of Suffolk, roes' 2.,; draper Robert Wave eV Helmsley , in the county et York, WA irdsepaT, sleelo; sad claim's. MEETIMUS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. .111.31tWOW. Witiiiti Ku% Old aak.ey, London, me...chant Alexander B,lshald. W arpmg-strea, St. tinuiget in the Eget, ttep.ellot . . Davenport Salley. London, inostry-setittinet John Snappier+. Attithrty.etteet, Berseendbey, Sauey, M •. $ 10 . 3 la . A It t.it:o...ciitaulier S 1116lutd Porto, Li. Alb a ns, Hertford, shopkeeper . UP MiIDENUi Vl'illidm Joyce, and ih'illiam Bateliellor, !Bristol, 5t11141111114 pita Wlluem Setaner, Gisenwieh, Kent, ac• tualloor CERTIFICATES. James Mask or Ruteher-row, to tor parish of tit. N'ehe'te, Demised. s the meaty of Kent, %null, rlereler Man. 34.1u1 Ciao(Moo. of Loot-lane. in the ptfifh of St. M uy, ilotherititha, in tile county of Surrey, . _ /MICR (NI SnYUSS, SATURDAY. S pee Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Console SSIIII 4 per Cam. Com lllllloj li a per Cat. Anu Lung Anounties l7j 1,-Ii luip4tial Aanuniss 7 9 16 Umoitim ___. ... 63 i+3i T. $l3ll, Steck-Broke. No. ♦, Combo!, •nd 9, CIUMACCIIIII Cuitsois for .. MARRIAGES. -- On Saturday, at St. George's, PladeveYegears, the LIM .t. _san r.f Archrterieen Hamilton, to Mud ralohir, daughter of Sir W. Farquhar, Sart. On Thunday Nat, at Studhant. In Bedfordshire, by thir Rey. James itnsentau, R dart Bentley, Ertl of Radford Cusent.gartien, to Bins Goodwin, daughter of Geroge G.tod will, Req. of Studhans. DEATHS. On Saturday, at his COL; InMlllotsn-etrest, Jobe Short, req.of Fd'melon, Lincolnshire. Tuesday law, itt the S3d year of tin set, at Heydon•how , •• Norfolk, William Earl lluhrer, Eim, a C lead hi the arm, and fate ft , irdier Genera of .hate.: s. R"- Mr. Bailee, of Su; ilea, an occasional rfrilei/Pf at the nwthodist chapel, in btaiford, in the mid.? of hi. di.- coots* an Sunday *riming, the 49th Ws, eirphed without any previous symptoms of illness, and tell fonii the pulpit, to the greet terror and amialeMent of tie congre. 'mien Lately at Ford, :dorthuumbedand, aged 99. Robin Baader' son, o was Orderly Serjeant to Graeral Wolfe at the nir• amiable Stork on Quebec, and the person represented on she plate us supporting the anion ;inners: alter he had get he fatal wound. Oa Monday, Mn_ Mmy Steele, of the White Har t Inn, High Green, in the parish of Eceleslield. She we,e,atl SO sloae i , the coffin was two feet deep, nearly three feet inie, and sic feet throe inches long HIGH WATER. THU DAN, AT LODDUN 81(10 4 ; Main ....ft ram. after..? Pr.vettof SALE BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, Booksellers, at their house, No. 143, Stmend,,THlS DAY, Jolt 13, and the ix following days, (Sunday easeptet) at Tweare o'Clock. rrHE LIBRARY of the late JOHN SURGES, 1 M. D. of Harlerstre.t. To m.:‘ ch nodded, the Library of another Gentlinnao, likeose doe-sand. Beth tiortiolto; • 'fad good Coileai**, in Physic, Surge r y , Clsol* Bale. Lai trio, and Miscellanies. Among which are, Coypu's Aoateamy ) taaleni Opera, aped &duos ; Modica Arne Prawn .es Clemens Alexantlnni Opera, • Putteris, g tom. ; Critics SK S. IS. 10 tom. ; Scapula Lazo-nu. Edit. Opt.; L,cuplummo, large paper; se:ptooltinta Grow.. a Gram. lots paper, red Memo, gilt leaves, 4 tom. 1 Term/m.lllmq) LIM. ct,ni, Mill, large Paper; ShAcespeare's Plays, by Iter.l, illo.trated with Harthases plates, sod Morocco, gilt Isar b lll vo's. ; North's Lives, g soli. uniform ; by Morphs, 4 vole. 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