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Spacial stator against SEDUC noN. This was an allian brought to recover damages for the sadialion of the Plaintiff's daughter. lrometrutely after the Jory were sworn, the Counsel for the parties consulted t )gethet ' and it wts agreed that a verdia should be entered for the Pleintiff, w ith 5,0001 darn iges, subject to the award of James Losh, Esq. of Newcastle. TIIE OPERA BOX. "OPIUM ..J. Mitt.. 511 q. inesirs. Mr. PARKS stated, that the Defendant was Jo uathan Miles, E.q. one of the Sheriffs of Middlesex tad London, and the aßioo was brought againft him to recover the sum of £lOl. the amount of a Bill of Exchange. The consideration of the Bill in Tiesti. , n was an Opera. box. The Plaintiff had ad vertised it, and Mr. Miles became the purchaser. Two witnesses proved the hand-writing of Mr. Miles, the acceptor of the bill, and also of Mr. Jordan Hookham, the drawer, who, it appeared, was a bookseller in Bond -street, and agent for per sons who had Opera-boxes to dispose of. Mr. GARIOW, for the Defendant, contended, that his Client thougl.t he was purchasing a box on the second tier, on the Prince's side; whereas, this lith on the fourth tier, on the opposite side, and el situate that it did not command a view of the s ar. Master Miles, the Defendant's son, deposed, that Mr. Hookiians had detzribed the box as on the secor.d der, als-nat five from tile stage, on the Prince's and as the best box in the house. He went to the Opera, with his father, sister, and Miss Senior. The box was at the lop of the house, opposite the one tray were to have had, and a good way from tb3 stage; it was nfar 11;3 corner, on the 4th tier. Nis ta:her was to have ha.l the box to himself, but t :ere were a number of pe yle in it. Mis; Set CVMPOCet nis t:i the same effelt. She added, that it was impossible to see any thing ispon the stage. owi •g t.l Instre befote the btrx. 'she c , .uld neither see nor hear, or be conveniently seen. Upon her cross-examination, by Mr. Pa 'Kt, she, though with reluetance, admitted, that she lived in Mr. Milm's house, was called by his name, and that Mrs. Miles did nit live with her husband. Miss Miles was examined to the same efFeft. _ Mr. Hookham plovtd, that tile situatiun of the lox was delineated on a plan, to whickthe Defend eat coulJ have had access. _ _ _ Mr. Segain, Clerk of the Opera House, corro borated his testimony, and farther proved, that if the Defendant had thought proper, be could not only have seen the plan , but might h ave viewed the boa while he was treating for the purchase of it. Lord F.ttasisoaoussu observed, it was evident, that there was but one boa at the Opera House numbered 106, and consequently, unless there had beta some deception pradiwd upon the Deleniant, he was bannd to fulfil his cunuaa. Verdtd fc.r the Militia; 2101. MARCH 3. SWATH& aid to. D. NASH and C 3. This was an atlion brought to recover damages from the D. fendsnts, who are hop-brokers. The Defenda• ts had, in 1804., sold tot the Plaintiffs a quantity of hops, by sample, with which bulk was found, on examination, to cQrtespond. The hops, however, remained in a warehouse for near nine months; after the PLaintiffs had examined them, and paid for them, at the rate of 9:ts. per awl. At the expiration of this period of time, the Pl anffs found the hops considerably damaged, winch they contended was owing to the improper manner is wekich they had been dried, commonly termed slack-Aryiv, and accordingly demanded the restitution of the purchase-money, which being refused. the Plaintiffs bad brought the present *aim, for the damages since sustained by the hops, owing to a concealed defea, at the time of the sale. Witnesses were examined, who proved that if inch a defea existed, it could never be known to the faaor, who only received them on commission, and frequently never saw them till they were sold. Lord EL Lasioaouon observed, that such a mode of keeping open a perpetual Warranty was ex tremely unreasonable ; and, except fraud could be proved, it wiuld be extremely prejudicial to the e mracrcial interests of this country, that such an syplication should meet with any er.couragement. The Plaintiffs were nearitired. PERJURY. Tilt ZING v. MILLS._ `,, Mr. G saeow observed, that the Prisoner stood indiined tor one of the most egregious mi.de xneanours in the eye of the law. and the most aggra vated in the attendant circumstances. lie had been, in the year 1791. subpsnaed on a trial in this Corot. Price o. Mitchell, to identify the person of Mitchell, who was considerably indebted to the Plaintiff Price, which debt. he was initru.lled to say, never yet had been recovered. and had been the means of plunging the unfortunate Plaintiff into a loathsome prison for several years. 'fhe Prisoner, though per felt', acquainted with the Defendant, had on the trial absolutely denird he .new any thing of him, though pointed out in Court; and laying his hand on another person who stood near him, of the name of Craig, sworeln was the Defendant M.tchel! ; the cuaseq.sence was. the Plaintiff was nonsuited, and soon after thrown into prison. Thus did this wicked man circa the ruin of an industrious worthy citizen. But not satisfied here, he, on lea►ing the box, ex claimed, " D--n them, 1 have done it well for them ; what more could they wish P' (in several other occasions, he boasted of his infamous perjury, and even confessed, he bad been well paid for his trouble. Such conduit was too humiliating to hu man nature not to excite utter abhorrence and dis gust, and too dangerous to the public security, not to appear one of the first in the list of crimes that called loudest for punishment. Several Witnesses were examined, and the fails •truly proved. Lord ILIA-ea so aounc having understood this the Prisoner had no Counsel, thought it his duty to ;„, pe zt t h e j e d t ameni, which was found to contain ars allegation which was not supported by the evi erne, ; he was therefore compelled to discharge the Prisoner, remarking at the same time, that it was a very u.shappy circumstance such a culprit should -IrY:.Q , T r be let boss on the public, without meeting the 'uni,hmeet his detestable crime so justly mented. 0 a It LLY end OTHERS V. IIutaCINTON and °THEM The Plaintiffs in this case were the Assignees of Wilson Itnd Co. Banketyltse who had consigned to the Defendants. at the eve, a cargo on commis sion. which they sold to the best advantage, and remitted the nett produce in a bill of exchange, drains by a Mr. Lodge. on the house of Cox and Greenwood, for 6001. The drawer was Paymaster of a Regiment at the Cape, and being then a little embarrassed, his draft was not accepted, nor when produced for payment was it discharged. The De fendants had indorsed the bill to the Bankrupts, in order trimake it payable to them in England t but had only its►-teed the usual commission of 5 per cent. and hatf never warranted the payment, either letter. or verbal communisation with any per son concerned with the Bankrupts. It appeared to his Lordship and the Jury, that the Defendants having only ailed as agents, and receiving a small commission for their trouble, bad, to the beet of their judgment, provided and transmitted the fittest and safest bill they could pro cure. and having, in every instance, faithfully ful filled their trust, they were not, therefore, liable; since their indorsement was only a matter of con venience to the bankrupts, for whom they had all along ailed as mere agents. Verdi& for Defendants. POLICE. M A 111.110t011all-STRZET. FRAUD. A man of the name of Perry was yesterday charged, by various tradesmen, with obtaining goods by false pretences. The Prisoner is the same person who lately represented himself a postman; and, as such. obtained a considerable sum in Chistmas boxes, in the neighbourhood of Russell square. Since that time, it appears, he has passed hinr.elf s,ff as a servant, in several families of distinCiinn, in which charaner he is charged with having defraud ed several tradespeople. On Saturday last he was deteeted by a tallow-chandler in Oxford- t t. The Prisoner then saes', he was'the servant of Lady Chambers. and obtained a quantity o: was mid:es ; but the tradesman had some suspicion, and lowed the Prisoner s until he had p sssed the house of her Ladyship, when be was taken into custody. The Prisoner was remands d. OXFORD, Fan. 28. Monday last, Mt. Robert William Hay, and Cholmeley Deering, Esq. of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelor of Arts. Thursdiy, Mr. Peter Wood. of Orial College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. The Rev. Mr. Edmonston is presented to ihe Living of Pottern by the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Chancellor Douglas. The Rev. Dr. Holland is presented, by the Lord Chancellor, to the Reftory of Beaudesert, and the key. Hugh Carleton, by the Marquis of Hertford, to the Redory of Arrow, both void by the death of the Rev. William iVindsor Fitzthotaau NAVAL INTELLNENCL rumrsuovii. MARC.. 2. Arrived the ninhcr transport ; Rowe ; and Shadforth ; wiat twn or three others, that lelt the Downs in the late gales. and wire bl past this port. The East and West India Convoys still remain.—Wind N. K. !FALMOUTH I[11111:41t Y 28. Arrived the Chi/fins, from Portsmouth. with a fleet of vessels under convoy, bound to Gibraltar, Portugal, &c. Also the brig Swallow, Ciptain Al len, with the loss of topmasts. from Poole, bound to Oporto.—Wind N. DIAL. MARCH. 2. Yesterday Vice Admiral Holloway struck his Ilsg nn board the Pr's/tress of °rave" in the Dowus, where the ships remain as per last. DOTER, MARCH 2 A French row-brat privateer, captured a brig last night, between 9 and 10 o'clock, so close into our Bay, that the voices en board ihe vessels were distinaly h ard by some fishermen on the beach. Several musket shots passed, some of which came on shore, and the privateer carried off his prize. At the same time, a smuggling vessel was driven on shore by the Htr:er gun•brig near Dungeness, and immediately taken possession of by the Cus tom-house people stationed there, and this morning brought into the harbour. She is now unloading. and is said to have bags of tobacco, kegs of spirits, &c. to the amount of 1,400 parcels. She appears to be quire a new vessel. It is greatly to be lamented, that there is not more attention paid by our cruisers to the enemy's privat:ers, as the in jury our trade sustains by them is very great. The privateer whirl captared the last brig, which wrs re-eaptured a'd sent in here, it is said. had, in the course of a few days, taken ten vessels, severs of which she carried clear off. Four fine East Coun. try ships, with very valuable cargoes, are said to have been carried into Flushing within this fort-night. Phis morning sailed the brig Mary. Remark .ifo iostameo of Britn Couraet and Porto. roma( resuor,:al —On the 30th of May, 1(195, as one WILLIAM Tao arson, master of a fishing boat belonging to l'ooie, in Dorsetsh.re. was fishing near the island of Purbeck, with only one man and a boy. he perceived a privateer of Cherbourg bearing down upon him. lie was so far from avoiding the ene. my. that he prepared to defend himself in the best possible way. v ith two little guns he had mounted. and some small arms. With this inconsiderable force. he behaved himself with such success, that in a little time be wounded the Captain and Lieutenant, and six men,which so discouraged the rest. that they bore away. But then, in his turn, 1 sour:on gave chase to the privateer, Eed upon her for two hours, and. at length, made ber strike, beg for quarter, and surrender. THOMPION, thus vidorious, took the sloop, with 14 prisoners, (of whom the Cap. tail was one); having left two at Cork Castle, he carried his prise iato Poole Harbour. This priva teer had two pattarcroes. several small arms, grena. does, and 16 men. For this galbust exploit, the Lords of the Admiralty gave fnoursow a gold chain and medal, of the value 4 fifty pounds. and ako made him a present of the vessel he had ta ken. t ; F1:031 LAST GdZETTE. dilatirak . rOiee. Marsh 9. #BO7. Copy of a Letter from. ate flight Honourable Lord Gardner, Admiral of the White, &e to William Mambo, E.g.; dated at Cork, February tn, 11107. Sra—l beg you vrjll be pleased to lay before their Loralshipa the inclosed Copy of a Letter from Captain Maling, of the Diana. giving aft Account of the Capture, by that Ship, on the 18th instant , of the French Ship Privateer La Charlotte, of St. Ma kes, pierced for twenty guns. but only fourteen mounted, and having a complement of One Hun dred and Eighteen Men. I understand from the Officer who delivered to me Captain Maling's Letter, that the above Priva teer t was fallen in with by the Diana, about 20 leagues S. W. of Scilly. I have the Honour to be, dm GAIIOI4III. Ilia Majesty% Sbip Diana, rar Cork Ilarhour, Feb. 25, 1 SU7. MY LOM"-By following the track pointed out by your Lordship as the most likely to find the enemy's cruisers on, I have the satisfadlion to ac quaint you, that the frigate I command fell in with and captured, on the 18th instant, the French Pri vateer ship La Charlotte, who being deceived by the sail we were under, bore clown nearly within gun-shot of us before she discovered her mistake, it was then too late to esc tpe ; after a doubtful chase during five hours, the gale freshened. and we out carried her. She is pierced for twenty guns, has only fourteen mounted, was commanded by Moils. ( 4 1 limper, Lieutenant de Vaisseau, and had a com plement of one hundred and eighteen meat, fitted out at St. Maloes, but last from Nantes, out twenty days ; and though formerly succeuful, has only captured a Swedish barque and ship, and re-cap tured a Chasse Maree, prize to a Jersey privateer, since her last leaving port. I rejoice at having made this capture, the more as we probably have saved three valuable Liverpool ships we met with the next day.—l have the Honour to be, fce. T. J. MALMO. Arini„ral Lord Gardner, See. &e. ke. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. IVar.(l(;tce, Mirth 3, 1807. 11th Regiment of Yost—Lieutenant.General Sir Charles As gill, girt. f•nm the With Flirt, to be Colonel, race Fits pattick, removed to the 47th Foot. 47th Dato.—(;ener.ll the Right Hon. Richard Fits.mtfick, from the 1 I Foot, to be Coicesel, vice Cesseral deer se d. 85th Ditro—Livitenant-General Themes Slaughter Stemoix, iron the 97th Fo. t, n, be Colonel, vice Su Charles Asgill, removed to the nth Folt 97th Ditte.—Major-General Thema, CifOilrellef, free the Half•pay of the late 7th West ludic Regima•nt, to be Cu load, vice Sunlit, removed to the 85th Foot. GARRISON. General Samuel Ilene to he Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Ilespitel at enclose, vice Gemmel William Dalrym ple, deceased. Iniirrhall, Mir h 2, 1907. The 1.7;n; has been ylrasen to appoint Edward Earl y EA to be A COM tin.stoncr of Inc Customs in Scotland. WIRTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT, 1507. Hagh I.:reester, Eaci --Thomas (ginner. Esq. l'hotarlay, March 29, at Scannas, is. Ca n.•%aish•re..-Wedsiesday, Aprl 1, at Camaratro. 91,rianittlishire—.Tuesday, Aril 7, at 11.4 a. , LAW INTELLIGENC)L Mrr or [IMO'S BESCH, WAITSINSUI, MAUI Loa E4.1.11/11101LOUOM and SPlCiti Jury. %I 'RI I * riT aAvAinal a‘tiTtl win 01 t I pkRTNIRSIIIPS DIcSOLVED. Thomas I.l.cs;n,.lolsr;linwson Fourdrinier, and Charles Yourdroocr, ut hlodg,row, London, merchants. March 3, 160. Jowph Munn and !Edward Mann, of Saint John, in Bed. in the county 01 Worcester, utallatore. reb. 2). 1807. William, Thomas, and Richer'! Cooper, clothiers, at Woodcliester, in the county of Gloucester. May 1, 1894. Robert Appleton, and Richard Shaw, of Henley-upon. Thames, in the county of °Mord, brewers and farmers. Dec. 25, 15 1 6. G. P. Davis and Company, Philpot-lane, London. Fe bruary 28, Ifo7. William Collins, and Thomas Boughton, of Bridge-read, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, engine-makers. Ja nuary 1,1807 John Ross and William Wiatt, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancawer. bruisers. January 23, 184. Charles Ru+3ll, and Thomas Russell, of Barbican-close, cam-makers. Jan. 1, 1807. RANKRUrf CIES ENLARGED. Robert Mosley, of Old-street Road, in the parish of Stint Leonora, Shore•litch, in the county of Middlesex, moor' , scrivener, dealer cud clam:tan, from March 7, to April It, at tau, at Quariiiall, Lon John H.nnam, late ni Sloane-street, in the ...minty of af'd dletex, but now ■ prisoner for debt in Ms Miije.ry's gaol of Neogate, music-teller, from Marcia 3, to - April 1.3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. %Valiant Richardson, of Wrmham, in the county of K• nt, innkeeper, rleiiier said chapinan, from March 7 tu April IS, at ten, at Guildhall, London. HINKRUPS. John Hartney, late of Ironninnger•lane, in the City of London, merchant, to surrender, March 7, 14, and April 14, at ten, at Gnildh-11, London. Anaemic', M 44•131 Palsier, Tomlinson, and Thomson, Copthal.-court, Throginoctoti. street, Limbo'. Hugh lieslane, late of Bolton, in the county of Lancs.. ter, neuein-manufatturer, dealer and chaplets% in 'sere's der, March 51, April 1 , and 14. at eilervem, at the Wicks Inn, or Rtitnii. Attorneys, Mr. Ralph Boardman. in Bolton; and Me-ars. liled.:nacruft and Stanley, Gray's Inn, London. 110r,0,1a, and John [Jeanette. We of Sdlawn% in the mitanty . of Chester, mnalinanr.lordieturers, dealers and chspinen. to surrender, April I, 3, and 14, et two, et the Bridge Inti. in Bolton, M the county of Lancaster. Attor. news, Mr. Rep:illoaiilinan, in Bolton; and Messrs. Mecidow. croft slid Guy's-Ins, London. Benjamin R , ad the younger, of Bridgewater, In the county of Somerset, tailor and draper, in surrender, March 14, April 13, and 14, at eleven, at the Angel In% in lhiege wat,r Attarneyd, Mr. Themes Symms, jun. in Bridgewater; and M rows. Make, Cook's-court, Carey-street, Loolon. Jan., 1441:e. now or late of Chichester, in the county of Stamen, ironmonger, dealer arid chapman ' to surrender, Marsh 30, It 1, and April 14. at fire, at the S wan Tavern, in Binning ham, in the county of Warwick. Atatinseys, Messrs. Km derley, Long, and hice, Clammy-lan*, Leo don; and Mr. Palmer ' in Birmingham. Ralph Culshaw, of Wrightington, in the count. of Lan. caster, cnal- merchant, dealer and chairman, to surrender, March iti, at live, 17, at ten, and April 14, at twelve, at the seer's Paw, in Wigan, in the coeety of Lancaster. Atteeneys, Mr Windle, „lobo-street, iledferd.row, Louden; and Mr. (nnkell in Wigan. Jetties Turner, of Teeley.street, in the Parish of St Claws, Smthwatic, in the county of Surrey, warehouseman, cortl• usurer, Mahn and chairman ; to surnstrokr, March 7, AIM! 4, and 14, at tan, at GuttdhaU, London. Atearriwy, /Stools, Millman-street, Medford-sow, London. DIVIDENDS. Mardi 14. John Francis and John Joseph Francis, of Ito clar.ter, th the county of gent pinwheel 11111 palates, rirelerr, eltaparea, aad solaria:a, at oat, at Guildhall, Loneon. March 91. Benjamin Phillips sod William &coo, of Ewer sued, Southmark, levipturs, druillpiodare, laud a put nen, at melee. at Guildhall, Laudon. adds N. haws him lean% a Upper Glaell-dmigo FiNroy.square, in the county of Mi Matey. l op omelet' of the Billiiiifore Eat Indiatsioa e tirsolt;r and man, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lensnn. 4., to Match 65. 301111Getlire Nicholls, of Moniker, le the coves deny; owernheral,dpsher and chap's, at eleven, at (Jane hall, Loaded. April 14. Mftra ViFalforrt, of PIN-Malt, In the pest i t i bons, Weetatipstec, in the county of Middlesex, dilutes, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. Mgrultirk. Thomas Augustus Whim, of ilesitehease, , 11 the comity of Devon, shopkeeper, dealer and cha;lia,., al eleven, at the White Hart len, situate in lkoad-stres ti the nit, of Noristal. April 6. Jain, Bernard Bolingbroke sod Mary Anii broke, of the city of Norwich, weciiien-draper, dealers a. 74 chapeaus, at five k at the house of William Weletter, Maid's Mettit Inn, in Norwich. Aril 6. James Paterson, the younger, of Greet Yanitouth i n t h e wont, of Norfolk, eltopitirzyer, dealer :Ad ettap.,,,„' at eleven, at the liouss of Wiiliain Webster, the than Inn, in Norwich. April 4. William Vaughan, si Pill-Mall, in the paid, of St. James, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex, W . ler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Gruildhatl. April 3d. LIAO, of Liverpool, In the e 4.111 1, 44 ci Lancaster, 'nerd:eat, .it one, at the (Aube Talent, r*• April 14. James H,II, of Deptf,ed, in the en unty of I victualler, dollar an I Chl}llll3,l, at at Lnanin• April 2. Reheat Witlianuon, of Rosklull, In the Well, in the county of York, 'miner; butcher, de ,•• chapman, at eleven, at the sign of thp Bl.ct J. .,,, Redala, in the county of CERTIFICATES—Masco 14. Charles Chard, of High Holborn, in the comity of hliAl!,:,•e. cheiniat and &loggia. George Richards, of Gough.square, in the city of Lowden, 6. rier, dealer and chapman. Thomas Ellis, of Whitechapet„, in the eo4tuy of hfido estmq aectionoer, dealetand chapman. Jame. Knowles of lawyndm in the parish of %diem-, 4 the county ("Anglesey, aiikeepec, desk, and chspeg,;. William Robinson, of Maithester„ in the count) of LAW LW, cottou-spiniser, dealer and (Imprimis. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in His Mainity's Primus of the FLEET. fIUT NUTICS. William Lynch, formerly of Stall street, Rath, in the c .n.dr of tiontersat, and lately of Market-street, iu U.s „( St. James, Westmmuer, gentleman. THE MARKETS. PRICE II HOPS. MARRIAGE. secsairl. tent .!1 Is to it 011Koot .51 lOs to 61, Strooto.... .51 Os se 01 lts Sussex 0$ 0. to 61 —t Diaz 01 Oa to 31 12s Farnham... leg,'4 —6 ease, PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. •T. se lamas's. Mra et. ....31 —s ablOs Od I Hay Si IQ a N —1 a $1 126 04 New UI es a 01 a. Clover 4l Ilts a 51 its I Straw .51 14a s 31 IA SMITHFIELD-.-14ododt, Adducts O. To sink the offal--pet sides of Mb. Beef 4s dd to ..1* 64 I V. 4 Se 04 to 6. Motto" ..ds 84 to U Nla• Of AAAAAA Tru DAT. beasts, a Iss tutt.O. , - 4 horp. 1V.500. COAL-HANKIES, Fait. Y 7. Ships at Market. Said. Pres. 73 ..Nevrcastle 27 36s 9d. s 4s. MI 2 ..Sued•rland 2 •ls W. a 41Ss Id 1 —Stone Coal PRICE 0)' 3 EDCES YESTERDAY. Rank Stock 1134% S per Cent. Consols 6:r 4 per Cent 5 per Ceut. Nai AR II Imperial A nimiuos lle 3-111 India Rinds par is. dia. India Stock 13541113 Exchequer hale IS Si. dia. English Lottery Tickets Console for 461 tij T. BISH, Seeek-aelter, Ns. 9. Ceirshill, and 9. Chadicans. STUCILS. Fes. MU Government Donoghue@ 3 Pet Cent..... 94 93j Government Debentures Si per Cent...7oj 71 Government Stock S per Ceut 931 Government Stock 3i per Cent. 7O Grand Canal Lean, 6 per Cent. Royal Canal Loan 6 per Cent. 941 COURSE OF EX( Ann seam ..35 7 2 Us Ditto n Sigbs 95 10 Retter.!ark c. (.. 11 12 I U. Hamb.viglk 34 10 tiU. Altbaa Pria. O4 10 Lis. D.to. 2 Us. 24 14 HANGE, Malice 3. Gene► .. Vest« a. C.... Se De. betf. Lisboa 63 Oprte 63 MAU, 11 i Cork 16 1111111111111. Gel 4 Iw Coen a:,4 Ran per es. 4 Ne w Doubloons New Della,' Meet in Niue 5 K vw Louis Saab • • 4... Adio Hank .4 Heller 41, 34 gost.lota ma .... 24 14 r:,a.. B9,l;frect. Dim M0d4.1 39,1 effimet • Ditto Kilb..a 3Bl Leshom 491 Maple* 40 I. s. d On Valentine% My, set :.tit hues Stamford, in Igh.C. on am. yenta, trip to Gretna Green, Mr. Charles Wales, printer, lately of Bury St. Edmund's, with Miss Elia Booth, 'wrote, &twee? of Mr. Booth, vine amyl spins met. thew, cf the former plate. The far famed Hymen of the Northern border haring indissolubly entangled the happy Pr? in his silken bonds, they returned to Statutuid, on Suaday last, and their nuptial bliss was eensuansuus4 with the bless* of the lady's opulent 4nanis DEATHS. Lately at Whidifod, the Kee. Edward Walker, Vicar Sandford and Steeple Zama, Oxon, and Eatingtaa lataiur, Warwickshire. _ Last week, at Windom, the lee. Lawmen Adkins. DD. Ream of nolangh and aerator,. in Merlott i , aed perlottal Curate of tit. Andrew's, in Haim tch. On Thuralay frlnfliing. Mrs. Wright. wife of Mr. Thm mat Wright, meteor, et Downbeat. Being oil a visi t Lynn Mart, she panted the preceding mak% in piety, teal • card party. On Friday last, In the .11 - oh rear of his age, Sir Jnli Alston, Bart. late 11•114.* COINISUDVI of Clusst's Cer.e.r, Cambridge. On Tu-weave sennight, aged 117. the Rev. Ca. Dray. of Clayd m, Reefer of Owenton and Bitting, is Nerthamptois . Owes ILA twee of Ciaydnn and Akenharn. He was the olde ollat istnate in the enmity of Suffolk. Ye-te,,lay arnmieg. after a severe and lingering Mom, Ma. Nowring, wife el Mr. 1. .1. Ilkawring, of New Boudetract, hatttr. On SlitUltiaT lart, at bet Manse, lit Palareiriaa,, Mn. Pit?, widow of the late John Pitt, Esq. ens os the Itereteetatiow is Parliament fur Gloucester. On Wednettlay, the 17th last, moll 77, Jobe gramma. Em. LL.D. of St. Edmund's hill, near limy, Pmfeseer of Med.tru Flietsry in the University of Cambridge, and lase ltessedo ni Bury. He was formerly of St. John's Centre, 175:!. A.M. 175 ; be succeeded Mr. Grey, the celebrated Pot , . ' 4 the Ptaftwao.ship, in 1771, and took the ilgrile snf Dude' at Lae. in 1772. 'UH WATER, Tlllb OAt, AC L.►OIIUN masa isin.after .. 10 1 riven.... Omen icier.... 11 LONDON I...rwated by O. DAVOsSON, tie. 17, Duke s Case% Sawatreas, enema-GA.I4 and published at the Inca, Nye. Is, Nock et St. Cleburne , ' Ctivreb, Strand, by W. STUCK. at Na 7, New Nolte,i wee% (Aar Acre . Wen, Ike. Vie this Piper, bat tit tie Wilms (pees &di mill is duly asessad so. sui T HI T Pm Pl' /6'On Barn o papal rh• I , \ . old Ls ll.' Tice 'ad M omit 7'~ Trot [-nib rAnda 0t w. 4 11 Ni - A t Lee Mi ter CP