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WZUOIRS OF R.R.ICIRICABLR PERSONS. THE REV. MR. WOOD, SUCCISIPOIL TO TIC LOTS Ol.Joetri PIIIITIAT. Alt • 11111.4,1111.4.1114111 LOOM. • This gentleman, lately deceased, received his gnmenatical education under Dr. Stephen Addiui ton, at Markeellarborough, from whit.b place, father being a Celviniet, he was removed, in 17(11, to the academical institution at Hoxton ; hut he at length pursued the nanaiuder of his studies under the direction of Dre•Savaee and Kippis. Here hr first became acquainted with the principles of Uni torienisin and rational religion, winch eminnlaili toted uo common lustre ate-tlies remainder of his life and character. The disiddasure of his father no (lila occasion was very great, and produced for some time a cessation of personal intercourse. The dutiful couduct however of the bOll, aud particu larly hie exertions to aieist him, when lie, in the Letter part of his life, fell into ditlicultie., very elach softened the father, and even led bits to be lieve that so much goodness in his son, notwith standing his want of au orthodox belief, might re commeud him to the favour null nrceptanee of his final Judge. In 1767, Mr. Wood, jun. suereeded Mr. lialsai in the charge of a smell congregation at Steinford, from whence he removed to ipso - it:li, as nssistant to the Rev. Thomas Scott, the learthel translater of the book of Job, sand asithor of a vu louse of Devotional Poems. in 177.1. on 13°etni . Priestley's engetement with Lord Shelburne, lie was invited to the congregation at Mill Hill, near Leeds, whose highly-resp.:cted Pastor he continued till his death. In the yeate 17139 and 1 79 o• he greatly disl4iguislied himself as Secretary to the Laded Amociation of Protestant I)issenters of the three Dtevoruilintioni in the 11'est Riding of York shire, flw co-operating in the• application for the repeal of the Test Act. Several excellent papers were on this occasiou the production of his pen. particularly an animated Expostulation, addressed to Mr. Wiiberforee. upon his sentiments mid con duct on Unit ocesaiou. About !bur years ago, he printed a number of forum of prayer for public worship, which hale since been used in the inoniing service at Mill Hill. Of these. there is very capectful mention made. and a very, high character of their Author, dry the Aim. Mr. tiTyvill, is die fah volume of hid Hohties! Papers, which contains three or four of Mr. Wuucfs Letters.' In his politics Mr. W. was a Wlsig. In the addreas which Mr. Wood delivered, in, the Nth of Juitoary last, in the Rotunda, sidjeining the Cloth Hall, Leeds, fie ohsersed " It is any firm consietion, that if the Ammons; you are now pursuing hal been taken in: the time of the line Miouaty, and [whirr tile death of .the ever-to-be -1 unseated Mr. Fox, you sanulil et this time have en joyed the blessings of pes,ce. Hitherto we have mile spoken of Mr. Wood as be might have reeenable:ll tummy mei). We come now to treat of that philanthropy in which he pro bably surpassed theme • In his Sermon on I:inter s:al Benevolence, premised is 1781. are. sonic strik ing eavages, which', if they had taller under the notice of the auniaile and tainted Author of The ihstory of the rlbulition of the Shirr Trade, would certainly have seenred Mr. 'Wood a place utrioag the forerunners iii this great cause, in his third el4ter. The folinwitig prissage in Mr. Wood's ou is particularly striking--e Thy God who made the world sod all things therein, Muth made of one blond ell nations of Into, to dwell on the Lee of the earth, mid bath determined the tweinile Of their isalsitation. And can we suppose (het 'the difference in satiation, which is entirely owing to his eppointineat, atilt justify a miatial jealousy end dislike? What are the di.tauctioil. of European, Afiican, or Aderit do. when .et in compete: tiou with the feelings of tinkered hineanity, ? It our good will to be lisisoiled hy rivers, nionetains. sod seas ? Wank, a man her: Leen entitled to our benevolence. had he been horn on this side a smell navigable strait, asnl may we regent him es as eta eny became hasp:meet., iCipient to reside oii the other? May the banks of the Usages be law fully made the scene of contiosuirsietee, because their inhishitants are prmiasble and rich ? Are eisittigumia nations to be considered as natural and perpetual enemies, purely because they are neigh bours, and find as 'lamest in exporting to dirt:ant Ames the same natural productions and inanufees tures ? I should be ashamed. even as a man, to prnessee these questions. if the sentiments of many, who call theism:tree Christians, did mint appear to solve therm is the affirmation ! But, as a raeacher at the Geste+, I am bound to inculcate a very dif ferent torts of mind, aud to enforce the obligation of universal lienevnleuce. When we look down upon the world from the lofty erninelice of re velation, all its little party divisions limped:- ately disappear: we see nothing but the gene ral Coollectlon and symmetry of the whole. We speak to meat as the children of the Universal' Pa rent, and not to Britons as the ri.alsof France. We remind you that, however temporary it,understand vase may sometimes interrupt the autercourse of nations, or the %%liked am!sitioo of princes plunge their siihjects neighbours in the miseries of war, all the tahuletants of the .n-th sustain a mutual fretersed ehanieter, which neither theineelses our any housnn power can ever troloolirt. We assert. teat if yon are capable of wishing the destruction of as 491•4411 RlSti ef net eetag when he is deprived of toe co ninon of life. you are -tramps,. to the mile peer uf the Cospel pneciph s, and are Chri.s aa o s oily in name. In a (outest emit. the pros. at war) silo% bath 4radually eatended its fatal effect.. and . meld. bye coinlinuttiou of singularly unfortunate co'retuss•anCeo, hash been pursued wan an eacons oleo degree of passiouiste asperity, as are fearful IA at er•it the heasaa character should disappear edit the Christian, and the man Iw Init in this bead." is inalred a new siteeti on ; h u t t h e language of Meter-aeon will certainly bear Mr. W. not its his apprehensions. Such days are hinted a: its Mattheiextir. 21. which, if e. not shortened." would lead to air evenness:inn nfthe whole r.uniau ewe ! It is also a Iletettoin nut, '• 'When the .net rf man en:unit shalt - hit gad feithiasn the Pert.:" A t our tO ).;*eeeio.ltro of, Esdras 11. Chap. :v. and &i.e. xi. 4410. "Ween Prittleg i.:nt:l tortberr chair chi:to by their power,i* and!wfien one roeyr4e;! iedieidwaleb but natiotee, elioeld b, aiti?, , ar. Mt: ,'eon's tinellirat:nns were' ItralOtTl: int this Forms of :'.aver :wrote us, oiioned. DUBLIN, OCT. 1. NEW CITY MAGISTRATES. Yesterday, Alderman Dailey gave en elegant breakfast at the Alayoralty-lionse, to a number of the Aldermen, Sheriffs, Sheriffs Peers, uud the principal Citizen*, preparatory to his being sworn into °dire fir the ensuing year. At three the City Regalia went in state •to the Castle, preceded by a baud of music, and a...cOmpanied hy the Lurd .ilay or and Sheriffs elect, Coiunion Conned, &c. kr. been admitted to the Presence Chamber, the I:eeorder pur trayeil the ditties attached to the high office to which Aldtrinan Darley was called by his fellow , eitiiens. The Learned (kiltlemon then took a rerieW of the state of the metropolis-411e vigilance of the late worthy Chief Niagistrate, at well as the wise and conciliating demeanour of our excellent Lord Lieuteuaut, and the le nient and vigorous system of the present Admi nistration had happily banished all emiplaiuts ; if, indeed, there did still linger one solitary spark of disti&etitin in the country, the nolde and rnl animating attitude of the Spanish Patriots—their spirit, their sentiments, store inifficient to unnilii kite buck 'pernicious feelings. look to that great and worthy people—to the victories they obtaiti.id over the finest veterans of Fraisce•••-to the humiliation to which thee re.luced that sconrgt of the human race, that plod of his min idolatry, who hail put his fe,ot upon the neck of Kings, and who hail cover.Nl the fairest portion of Europe with ruiva. Let the disaffected (if any there be) look to Portognl, the scene of British gluey—the theatre in which their countrymen hail achieved a.> glorious a victory, proving, that when Briton, and lriditn.ni fought for liberty, they were invincible. The Lord Amor haring taken the usual oaths, Mr. Justice i)atir delivered the charge. He dwelt particularly upon the system of forestalling and re;rating which was practised in the starkers, mud inveighed with becoming warmth against the system of combination w hi c h extended to every trade. The vigilance of the Majstratex would do a groat deaf, and lie hoped the public prints would do their duty iii pointing out the abettors of a %%s -tem so detrimental to the trod* and 'prosperity of the emintry, and he pledged himself that justice should he done them. hfor Gruee the Duchess of Richmond and her four dwitglitstm were present (1111'111g the ceremony. Afte► the Corporation were rersled at the enstl•, in the usual in:inner, the procrsion went to the Sew:inns [lease, (keen -street, when• the new She riffs. Messrs. Sutton and George, were sworn into °Aire. . Kr. Lion' s Pt Lt. IL—The subscriptions acknov - !edged for die erection of this tribute to naiad IterD ono, amount to tieettil. 15s. The last persoa etirollrd as a subscriber is Lord Colltug-sood, to whose sane the sou% of 301. is annexed. RIFLE CORPS. Tuesday, the Duke of CustazaLswe 5 rifle corps made an excellent muster in the Kiog',. Mews, tireirirutory to inspection by Colonel JEN kIiSON, iu Hyde Park. After a few light mac.- Meats, the regiment was paraded in the Upper Mewe, and Major BARBIII read the proceedings of a Court of inquiry upou the couduct of a Alember of the corps, who accidentally. shot one of the rifle man, while firing at the target a short blue since in Hyde Park. The charges were, unaoldierlike con duct and negligence. The Court having consi dered the tint charge, acquitted the Prisoner. as it j, proved that he did not lire without the order to tire. With respect to the second charge, the Court did not attach any disgrace to the l'risosier, but they were of opinion, that cantion had been want: ing when he fired, as it was the duty of a rifleman to he careful iii taking pmper ann. 'nip Court, therefore, conceived, that the Prisoner ought to be arlitionialted ill the presence of the regiment.— Paramatit to this dccis 1111 l . 3laor BALSER ordered the Prisoner to appear, and l i e delivered the admo nition necessary to Jupport the discipline and sub ordinatien which hitherto distinguished the re;:i ito lit. The young man who had unfortunately oc casioned the accident, then undertoid: to make * compensistiors to the person wounded, for loos or time ; and lie was ordered to join his company.— Thi. circumstance, winch has bean this-stated on a former occasion, now appears to have beets a ca sual strident. which might have lisppeurd to the best disciplined regiment. The corps then marched to Hyde Park, where tIKI were inspected by Co. Jaicansost, and afterwards dismissed. Jest Br/cher ' the pugili.t, has returned to Lon don from Kent, where lie has been teal g a Kentish hero, preparato.7 too battle a ith Rithense, the black, which was to huve taken piece after the set-to v.,th Crib and Grrgion. The countryman had been backed for fun guinea., by some Londiu amarenes, the deposit of twenty to be made berme tightitiz. licicher was sent down to Icy as well as to trails the Kentish man. but he proved so in ferior. that Beieher could beat him easily with gloves on. and consegnently the deposit hits been forfeited, nail ths match is off. Last Wednesday, rs n countryman was mittiug in estsfiehl Great Wood, he iound the nuts tio plentiful that he soon half filled a sack, by the weight of *hick he. progre-gs of g-atherin4 um so much impeded, that hr found it tiebessary to get rid of his incombraiiec, by leaving it, as hr thoik4ht, in a place of sreurity, until he should have in creased his stork. by means of n wttehel, from dis tant hazels. and proc:eded accordingly but an luckily in the interim a black, f a heighbouring barrack, engaged similar pursuit. di scovere d the repository, and after examining its content., re.elveil on possessing it but in order to g ive a colonrable potence to die possession. h e b ud re course to the following whimvicef stratagem. Ile stripped off his clothe., an d. a ft er concreting thesa. *rated himself naked o,i the *Ras there he re mained, clutches, up. till the return of the voun freirsaii, and by Isis grimaces, and the ye!ls which lie .et up to give effect to the part he was actin;, on the poor fellow*, approach, so tern bed him, that he boniiilrd from the wood like &deer, and, happy in hi. ....ca v e, left his nuts. with out.eegret, to be cracked be the I/evil, on 'those ttiitories, at the moment of his panic, he !believed be lead been tresib....k.r. we ll p l eased with toe. same.. of hie T. irk, bore 4) die prize. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PoII,TsMOUTR, OCT. 4. ~niled the Princess Caroline, of 74 guns, ith a convoy, for the Dowlis ; Podargus, Cupt. [lel lard, for the Baltic ; Lime, on a cruise ; and the Geurral Cunt-lough, for the Doatts. `:ailed tile Gesl,:i irk, Capt. ; Defender and .lipltea, on a cruise. The lirozen has hoisted the signal for convoy td the Mediterranean. The Trianeph, of 74 pins, Sir Thomas Ilady. sail. to-niorrow morning, for PI) mouth. Thc 7th Regiment of Light Drugoaos eoi barkr their int troop this indtiiiug. They have uo oilers to cid. Arrived the tntreiports Samuelend Jdne, iloproet: and the Esk, f Portugal ; and the Britt:Amid transport, Anderson, from the [lowly. Sailed His Alajesty's ships d rcits and Privets' Caroline, with u convoy for the Wails, And Linnet on a cruise. Yesterday passed by for London, the no e h ne k, Captain Matthews, from Sit rra Leon. which place p.h.t left on the 3d of Augu,t, and has brought dispatelpeA. In lat. an. long. Iti. she fell in with a Preach lugger privateer, when she hauled her wind --.the 'privateer bore down, captured a brig. and steered, supposed for Brest. Since the 17th ult. the Roebuck has experienced very heavy gales, the has bad her boat washed from her etern, and thrown all her guns overLo toil. The Triumph appointed convoy for Plymouth, and Braun, for the lletliter raspean.—Wind V. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3. A rri veal the Naiad, of 36 guns, Captain Dwain', from the Channel fled ; Perseverance trotter, Lieut. Meunier, from Limerick ; and Lord Mel ville tender, from Vnterford. Passed by the Cha.iiiel Vet for Torbay. Caine up I lamoa.tc the Naha, of 04 guns, Cap tain TOROVV, OCT. 3. Arrired. last evening, after post, under the com mand of Admiral Lord Gauthier, from otf t chant, the Caledonia, Royal George, DreadnottOt, St. George, Teuteraire, Achille, and Dragon of the liiw, and the Barry cutter. The Ceti/um/a ainiwers httremely well, and sails in a very superior manner. wiled time Ganibicr , cutter, one cruise.—Wind W. •At.WOrTtt, OCT. Arrived la Loire, from Portsnionth; LoNdoti Nock'''. Hoskins, front London ; and a transport with Spaiosli troops on board, one of the fleet that 1111.0seel by here a few days since, hating lost the co soy. Sailed the Prince of Wales pocket. Kimersi, for Commis ; and the Potederhass Castle, Cooper, fur London.—Wind \.W. D 0141114 OCT. 4. Vesttrday, the Pandora was omit carr.iiug a ?renrll privateer into the DOW Clime in the Drake, of and from Booth. with raids for Dover. Passed by, last night, for the River, the General Mirere.la, of London, Capt. Ilare, from Jamaica. I:►mled two passengers ; likewise the Ceres and Peter, of Ilambro', Capt. Ileriireu, from Lim:►, ►n South America, and landed one passenger. The bitter ship parted from the convoy, upwards of to sail, several weeks since. DEAL. OCT. 4. Sailed the Fugard, on n cruise. Arrived the Kangaroo and rnrions. tom cruise; mid the Brothtrs, late Evans, fruni the River, fin. Multi,. l'-estertlay, in coining duwo the Quern's Channel, the Master fell uverboanl, was drowned.—Vriud FROM LI OV leS LIST. *aman., la Samaria. Crerb--tbe Euler, our, Wood, from ]tabs. In the /Inintwr-..tbe Cm. a, hurl 4,lnrbee At l'oole—the Narev,, Rune. fi Newlbandl3o.l. At Onblin--11.e Delialrt, A:alcohol ; sad the ludostry, JOISIMUO, from (;..ttenbuegb. At LiTelll.ool—the John 11141 . 11 f r o m Bar- Wars; Thai , Thuapnraa, Cons quake ; labt:usx, from Rao Jartina ar4 Parlstnne, front Ntwfuend laud At Hristat—the Ger.eral Bensfued, troas Hamden'. At 11;ilaralltr—the nr.larrett, frau Kriel"' Al (be Cape or Geed Ilnpc-..he Y.Lellf , Cretglihm, from Lem4m. At Itotomioco—llir Anytime, frets Nrefuundrard ; Ulu," font Madeira; Is ---, from Halit.: p • hum Belfast ; mad Slag, Lave., frees llet At Newfoundland—the Alfred, Proerve, from Liverpool. At Quelier--the Danutc, Rowndsle, frees Leadue ; sad the Laid toringdoo, from Plymowtb CORN-EXCHANGE. OCT. 5. li'beat, this day, to is very shed 'apply, and the oaks ef fected readily suppt,:e last priers; karst io aow paerally noisted, and will in future he is oar corresecy sohjuined) ; thew km '7. Bosky and Malt lo very short supply ; sir) kw satire Peas; (key and the elm sorts 4 Reams keep their prices ; deers are likewise elests supplies id Oars, and this article is sawed at an Oarsman. is price of is ard Its. per loader ; il. o as 1 .114eT. cotitrwr PRTCF.OF GRAIN. Meat ~64st.7is. its I Was. 645. 7na. red Flue ditto Roney •4OL 4:"... Pulaski- . -.sp. nos. ad Malt llliiie Pres ) R3pc Seed ... ... 40E441. AS ‘014 . 17 . . i• • 14" 1479. Flue Fluor ... • • • .75$ P" Gely Peas —sew bas. Sinned* 7O; 7.:s 1 CIDAL-MARKi Skips at Illselart. IJ.. Newcastle I..gtose Cowl ET, ettOStft J. PI ice. . (J. a SI. al. • 475. 681. a vs. ad. .... WO. ad a a. 04. id MEETING, OF CLEDITORS AT Gt: LIMA LL TO- W. r . N James &veer, tieg-f:reet, Sabo. tailor - I/ PIE OP STOCISS, TENTII . ID IT a par Oesil.-Consald s par Omit Kan . i Ovaidam . «b.. 4....... .........,: i i d i i adia Starr ..... ........ .... ..... . 1.76 ti India Roads .... Swab gra Pim* VI lEncl.tquer nib • • a sem. I die par. Ergis.ds Loner, Tsetse*. ...v01. se. curds iv, Oil G II T. BISH, Sork-beekee. 4, rornhill, ea 9, Elands -Cross. ITOCIES. ear?. z 6 Gar. P. 4. I ..11e1 s pry eras tselhasgt-.—Plebbe eu Lowasra :Sirri lA/ #:.44 .MARftIAGF.. ounnisela:. last Dr , at St. Auotarhaa to Beim he th e Y en MeV. the Dean of iarol, P Herr, 1%. MAI the East India Compauy's Se,eire, lei,. liery no& Vomegret daughter au d co-heo osa of the tow j A I DIt u DIM 4 Em of Chcpatow, DEATH. la the oph ult. M Glpultin A rsylsshlr, i qtgh able age. T 4 40 11 4 , 1 1 paria FN: . 4 4 Ilfeehss: Mr. sk toss 'tau Home agd iias ta futtrten Children, tbirt v- seven rantrchiltrets, and sktera gavot geese Children, in an Fishy-seven descendants, mot tieing He hod ..b e ow n utbeisic toe a vise lutrudneed the present aq tew N' Xhis mole of tamer, • lib a vrty incuosidetahle capital, t- ealited bins to mew, ample a (..,-tune, that, by Lis death, tire of Ay sees b cuwe lande.f .... . 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(Wit Benglegy, in one vol. loan. 41. bound —" This is a very eNcelknt little Book It is es treanly well smiles, and teething seems to he omitted •11,rb the system, hatessled to be illustrated, rapines "—Belust ( tte, i;99. HOLIDAYS at HONE; 'nines for the Antwernent of Venue Venous. By Charlotte Sunders tato. ;Ai. yid. bonnet. By the sane Anther, tn. The LITTLE FAMILY, written f..f. the Amuse wheat and Instruction of Teeth. as. boorni. i 4. EDMUND, a Tisk for Cliildrta. to 6.1 bialf.boontl. I:. A COMPANION to the A LILINACK costuming an Explanation of the Satats' Da). and Holida,s ' Illittgreptural Skett lies the "Perse t ia, an d Iliaterical - roont• of the Events, on which the Pesteabt axe f4xouled To witirie is prefixed, a.. totrudiectuna. sx - plaintatt dir sulogn al awl Astwootnical Teruo, and the venial Cu..' trots of 3leolarn Alinanaeloi: with a hie( Inatairy leo tbeir origin. 11) :oho Audis,. The Third Editioa, with Audi • QS. lifi. MI in raJeLle paper. t 6. 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