The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

.‘? N THEATRE. DIOtT-L•YI. The season commenced here, last night, with Mrs J o RDA N. in the chat ader of Pear, in The er,u4sr4. Girl. The internal appearance of the House. in fulness and fashion, corresponded with the depth of winter, and the moment when the town is most crowded. Before the rising of the curtain, it was full in every part, and extraordinary expedation *as visible in every eye. Loud and universal accla mations greeted Mrs. JOID•N'S enfre. It was an expression of delight, warm from the heart, and faithful to its feelings. The secession, for 'the last two seasons, increased not a little the public joy at the re-anpeatance of this distinguished fa. vonite. Her P eggy is one of the most beautiful r'''ely-finished portraits ever presented upon r!to •I'he colours never were more glcwing, .; M'Ai is ever exhibited in a better light than last •• Mi s..loen A N is thinner than when we last ~f tier ; and het person. whether in male or female entice. most happily aided the dellsion of the cerise. But the beautiful cot redness el her pronunciatitsn, the varied sweet and silvery sounds ft her voice, and her innoemt playfulnets and eivacitr, most be seer: and heard, to oeunderstood. Lesctipsiuncanconvey no idea of such beauty. " Incense too puree Dq.lted flame to heat; " Its fragrance charms dt. bens,. and IThewts with air " The most perfed motel of //tree, that judgrn-nt can approve, or fancy conceive, we Mt only com pare Mrs JU RD AN with herself, and CAM' sl.e ap pear t 3 wore advantage T:.e sceney, where she i, out pf humour with Moody for ipposing her going totl e play, where she subitittitys her own letter in; that she is compelled to write to Mr. B,lt-ii7r. and where she persuades Aioada that illrrb. a. /Ad not she, is in love with alb. ff./cite, displayed wonderful hurnoar. archives', and address. lc m v, however. be i.:vidiau. to seled even these front a piece perfed in every part, and in winch Mrs Joao a s affords more delight, only because th-y are more capable than others to het powers. Three distiad rounds of applause, from as enraptured audience, es-awned her ccinclndinq scene, aa.l aft knowledged }ter undiminished empire over th- r:11,1:c nand.—Nlr. 110 I. am u, after are z!,..m.-e •d t enay r4rF, resumed hi, place in the ch Ira ter of M. is which he acquitted himself with I, s pr. ph ety.—Miss Mazzola, My. Wituunit r ors, and seve. r i d others, were petted %it:, loud plaudit. on their respective eattance..--"slr. 11A Ps% :s L'E4 and Mrs. MOUNZA lor. on presentio-g thew ~.iyes in the r ar ,., of Ile Viteabierro(k, vete al , .a teteive 1 ae di.tin gtusbed taveurit.A. Mrs. Moe tee sls oil our a:). pear prrfedly art:Awed (teem ;ter In the faThaeaullte I).ske the DOcilases pt tit. Alo.sst's .tut I.)•.:att lei t the C Bebbrw.igh ; Vmenununs • 4'l § I'4l Lir, ALm:Y. Jr. Minns, and ; u . tt tn ttt•ar). MOT4STLOR, anJ the oth:: Princes of the How .f • Ecouttaors, are expetiod a;lortly typo,' a vit.it tn the l e siarquis at STA troau, at Trentham flail, 6;41 shire. Lady C. CAvenntstr, and the Misses Cavcsioisit, are expetted in town this day, trona their star at Latimer,. Mr. WA t.sa PORTIR left town, yesterday s on a toter round the Susses Coast. Viscount CA.T gave a g - aad dinner, yesterday, at his house in fit../ames's-square, to several of the Cabinet Ministers. Mr. /cavity& STAPPICPE, wiio has been very ill. at Cashiobaty Park, is nvarly recovered. Lady PCIITN, and the Hon. Miss Daum mono, arrived, on Wednesday evening, at their house in Grosvenor-square, from a vim to Lord KSITH, at Portsmouth ; her Lady,h;p and her amia%ole daugh ter will leave town in a sew days tor Drummond castle, Scotland. The Duke of RI: rt. Ann, and Lon! floszav 10 AN kits. arrived on Tuesday AL the Three Croc , ns at Leicester, and wilt proceed in a few days on a visit to Cacti. FOR It LSTIR Esq. at his beautiful seat, kose-Hall, near Siirewshuil. The Daches• Dowager of iturt.is Kt), and the two hlosses Noe s. All. are also espeaed there in the course of near week. Miss CWIIiSON, the celebrated Irish novelist, has just finish• d a work entitled, S.kriciers. Arrivals Al a., Bristol Viseounte.• Pear ! , Scr Wnt. room. Mr. awl Mr.. Frnal. Nir ant Mis. Neve, Mr. and M.'. t..;‘,1•1. Air Aril A1.,. 1. Breton. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and :Ars lair. and hi.s. Kobin.on. Mr. and C Mi,seat:rant, Slr. ir..rk I, Mr . Ilol.l*onhe, Mr erllata, Mn' Otn.alis, Nina Hama, As. Arrivals at Hot wells. Bristol : Mr. SnlgiCT, Mr. and Mrs. ~,th.r.vort, Mr. end 744. M,rloy, Mr and Mr.. mer, Mr. awl Mi.. Uqr. y, Mrs. And Mils liansinrsl, Mr J. 'Mutual. ssr. tto.niu;, mi. NLa. Rlcka,da, etc. The last arrivals at Rath IIT , ! : Lord and Lady stood, Lady P.laC Lone, lion. Cp. Drummond, Don. I,t. 1,03 S.r J..bn and Lat. Santii. S.r R.slisid, Lady, and s., Cl's,. I►tn•.•em:•, r:• n l' -,dr t, lion. C , it. . • .. Hnn. Col. Lon Cc I mael• M..nir zn.l NI $ , Masor ant! NI • el.,' act an.lT, Rev. Mr. and Mr. nd Mr., VS ykhan., at. v. • Smith, 1.•.. Mr. Sto.k, P.:5..1. Ml•s tr comes losi d•s /wire", on ' , lnstdAy„ 1.. y, d sen.e time since at the H..ymatkat l'hea:re ; s..e wAS then a Looir blossom, which a kw summers' s.: ;s have ripened into perteflien. On Monday i.t.t was riSitti At Bosley, a grand snatch of hinp,le•Stick, between S'sintract, Wilts, and Hants. WALL, of Somerset, got the first prize—Thirty guineas, and a gald-laced hat. On Wednesday morning, the remains of the late Earl of Sc A r 110.1101. nit were interred in the Aio‘sey• church, Bath. Ills brother, tile linnnutable Loin mourucr ; and the pall was bAsiust. 11asa.- .Ir, a IN It 11 a. Esqrs. c4 l ^, Sir (AVID BAIRD , in the attack upna Copenha off the tip rt his finger, and an :W., upon the !mart, and pene evaincear, without doing him lave hoard of young Officers id waistcoat in their heart, but suspelled this gallant veteran Uses is this manner. :~ nel LvULLT, was cl.k supported by DAVID Lax Paper . ,W.ti. 0e y 1 ~e e . tsJ bad a narrqw escape, gen : one hail took of whet struck him re 4 *rated his coat and any injury." We ha having their coat ani we Omuta not have s of a putpensity tu dm SIAROVIS rOWNSHEND. --- Died, on Monday, at his seat at Rainham, Nor. folk. George Townshend, Marquis Towashend, of Rainham, Viscount Townshend, Baron Townshend, of Lynn; and a Baronet; Lord Lieutenant and Vice-Admiral of Norfolk, a Field-Marehal,"Color.;l of the 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and Go vernor of Jersey ; closing. ►n his it 4th year. a long life, laudably devoted and honourably em ployed in the service of his country. His Lordship was a Godson of His I.L.jesty Geor ge f. and served under George 11. in the battl Dettingen ;. he served also in the battles of Fontrnoy, Culloden. and Laseldt ; also at the memorable siege of Que bec, which town fell into his hand, as Commatider in Chief; after the deplored of the immortal Wolfe: his Lord.liip was also at the baule of Fel linghausen, and served a carnpa;gn in l'u.tugul, der that renowned General, Count La Lippe is Lordship served the Offices of • Lieutenant-Gener.4l and Master-General of the 0 (Mance ; and filled the station of Vicer ty of Ireland f.ir five years, during wHch, he peculiarly ccociliated the affections of the people. By his first wife, Charlotte, Baroness D Ferrero, of Chertley, only daughter of the Eel of Northamp ton t he has lift the E.trl of Leicester, now Marquis of Townshend, Lord John Townthend, and 1;44 Elizahtth Loftus. The Marchioness oicd mosauni versally regr • ted during the Ma: giti,', Viceroyalty in Ireland. His secon I msrriagewat with Miss Anus Nlontgomery, the ritinge,t daughter of the late :Su William Montgomery, liarolier, by his first msrriJkze ; and by this lady the Marquis has left sic etiildren, namely, Lsdy Anne Hudson, the Dochest of Leeds, two unmarried 41.iughters, and t tau sons. WORTRIAG. 6Lrrems:..a 16. 1 1 The mild serenity of last eveni,ig brought forth 41.1 the twenty and fashion Chit enliven ibis place of retir?ment. Equesttians And Pedestrians of every d..setipti•on Formed the most charming spedacle uu the ....ands till near eight o'clock, when they re. tired hr StAdvord's library, faciog the WA. and were cheered by A band of minstrels. who entertained the company until A lute iltUr, With the mast taw:mite Airs, Afothrr Goose, rein% The Jr!. S c. when some of the juvenile visitors tripped it, with tantastic toe," over the green turf, while Cleo parents looked on with fond delight. The new Steyne hotel is now ma erremely crowd ' ed that wAny families have been oohged to put np witn the accomahadations tl!..:t the rum of thies '//,,A and Baron can afford. Cba Ileatse cannot complain Inc want of eons- PAnY , 11 , r indeed should it, while it can boast of inch phalars of good pertormers as Trotter. in ! geweei comedy and t h e coal:e satitious ut Us- Leery _ _ Toe .ari'vAls have been very numerous ; amongst tLest Zae— C mut Z.10th:2.11401. W. Darner, Sirs f; totSier, C Ilan el awl Mr. A:t•ler.ott, Sir N nlin. n At.i,. 5. .11 , 1tri. th • Count.... of Milton% the Zed ot Doto.4ton Lady I I on mac, t G 1 Ca low. M.. and MIA. AlMatitell, Ms. and 34.1. L. 4 Yew, Ste. be CrULTENHAVi.Scri. IS. The fre.ivities. in honour of his Royal Iliehness the Prince of Wale- at Kegley, were as splendid as t' ose formerly peen by Lord Leicester to Q•teen Eitzahetii. Ail hopes of the return to this place of use Prince wer t finally destroyed this day by the were:liar of Vale •n'tteg house. Tneatricals have (tourist . ..A v.ry well ; hut, independent of the Co?* Je Theabt. w ive experienced INA Lice Bei,w Stairs, airrorab!y p-riarmed by two loveiy 6 1. s de dinnolua. belonging 1.1 Lady H—, who, for a con:idtraide time, divided the palm with their lovely mistress, and the lovelier Duchess, vita is hourly ezpectcd. •rliese sei-drseet dames of fashion rode, its the most dashing style, the finest of the stud ; and, strange to tell, had two of the roarmer's supernumerary grooms constant!y with t teat. The illusion was well preserved : till, in a luckless moment, mese Knights of the Whip thought pr•iper to rids too familiarly near. when one of the females called out in the most fashionable style. "G—J d—n y tu, Thomas, why don't you keep you: distance rhe imposture was discovered, and the party sent to Coventry. In the higher 'circle, the ladies' heads have been all turned by the woodiittil lcsts et sleight of hau.l pct lotmed by the inimitable Mr. Devaynes, whose dexterity is so great, as in give toe to the gentle suspicion of his being neat:y ieleed t• the Brack Grrni. max. The vivacious wt.! Av O'l3—, leaves us te rl"ll.lw. Inc Buxton pleasure will receive a con ridetable clack 1 her absence ; she is .xtremely admired; read from the correEtners of her conduit . sod has been PA inaptly soled, Queen sJ aft • 'l•Le play of I a,, , i Iran Toe ran is expeifted to he very %veil a:resided this evening, being for the benefit of the ;.pool of Industry. 'Dios annual relief arose nut of a misnnderstaneing between two sons of Apollo, the Lsruinpiers Cohnel, and OUT in cttatig .ble Manager ; the compioinise was honour able to both parties. i Mrs. Orby Hunter, Mrs. Musters, and a long list of Fashionablel, have lately added to the gaiety ot Cheltenham. which is now as toll as at any other Fart ot the season. and is likely to continue, from . the unespelled return of &lido' .u. weather. 'III4I j towns list night were full, and the company cs• tremely reled and ek;ant. Tht late high winds tram S. W. sad W. Lave done much damage in sons? parts of Worcestershire. The fruit has nut only been very mach blowr. down, before it was ready for picking, but some large lives have been torn up by the mots. In the neigiabour. hood of Veribury. the tachst It and hop pl.:mations were considerd6iy clarnagrsi ; the harvest in the above przut is convict:ly got in, in the very best orskr. A General Meeting of the Lieutenantcy of the County n 1 Northampton will he held at Norshamp. ton, on Saturday, the Sd of next month, for appor tioning aus..ngst the several Divisions and Hundreds of the County. the number of nun liable to be raised unJer the Aft, patted in the last Sesston of Par lia • ment. lot the speedily completing anJ incrvassog the Militia of Gteet Britain. ~! . . - OLD itiTLEr. SEPT. 17. The Court was occupied from ten until one o'clock in the trial of causes of little impot tante. Margaret Ifeburs and kl;zlorib Gilt wire found pray of stealing a piece of It ish linen hut c f the shop of John Alexander, in Brick-lane, Bethnal Green, but not privately. O'Rria was acquitted of an assault and highway robber; of Hannah Davy, on the Vole July last. The articles robbed were an old pocket handkerchief, and three pounds of beef. The Pro. becuttit., and three men who were in her company. swore direst to the fads ; but, from some inconsis tencies in the testimony, and the defence of the Psi- Aoncr, that the Prosecutrix had consented to leave her company, and go with hint for the purposes r.l prostitution, the Jury returnSh a verdiCt of Not The Prisoner also stated in his defence, that the prosecueion was commenced with a view of ob taining the reward of convillion. yaws jare was capitally indiEted for stealing, on the 2.1 o u t. a piece of printed cotton, value 4Js. the property of Thomas Anstey, William Pearce, and George Anstey, linen-drapers, and copartners in trade, in their dwelling-house, in the pas ish of St. George, Hanover-square. From the evidence it appeared, that the Prisoner been employed in plaiseering the house in which this thett was committed. and had taken an oppor tunity of purloining the piece of co ton from their shop, which he concealed under a ti ig-stone in the p nary. and was detetted iu taking it away under his apron. The futile was identified by the shop man ; but it turned out that the indictment was somewhat errone"us, in charging this theft to have been committed in the dwellingthoose of the com pany, conjointly, when the dweliog house of Thoi. Aastev, one of the partncrs, was in the Strand. This ii-eumstance did away the capital part of the indielment. Th.? Prison'.., in his defence, alleged, that he found thr cotton concealed under the flag stone, and ) ' ,d tAk.ii it up, not knowing what ft was. He called a Witness. v: ho spok • favourably his char.i:t!r. l'he Jury, however, found him Laid, of v.:ay laceby. P 9 !. WIC FORGFRY !i A TTON•OMIDZII. 3 1:.sterday. White. the vz.raon charged with pro em-10g.11,e mils or Ecc7an.ze, io fie possession of Mr. lieristnAton. rte hai.ker, to be discounted by Mr. C.u.,,er, tile banker. of Burton-e : son-Treut, in Swffinshhire, was brought up for further exansi cdtion. Mr. Cooper again closely viewed and examined the teeth of tne Prisoner, as on the last examination, but seemed rather less confident in his belief that the Pl isoner was the person for whom he 1,4 d d:s. counted the hills produced P,is day by Mr. Kee singtor, Nvho attended in person, andlelle evidence of all the circumstances r.speding two of the bills, bat aduated the neccs.ity of further time to trace the drafts sent ta Aim, as for the payment of the third 6.11 produced in eaiileice. Mr. Hardeman. of Na. 1, Ilammnnt-place, near To.tenhani-court-road. au..cmaic,r hy trade, was pr. die:ed t t ;move the true name of the PoiSOner, an 1 he swam that he knee: him in the • year 1781, in the city of Salistait S. as an aaos in Davis's coon p.auy nl Arcang pl lye's; and that in particular he had seen h sn at the ciona.ters of Humid. Chiclle, and he believed 1;e-1.4rd the I . !X d; lie said he had pi led billiards with the Poisoner tepeatedly, and w..s with him in gambling-hisuses, and that the Ptisonet's real narllt! was G. Warren. Said he bad woke) fur the Pri,oner at Salisbury i and several ye irs Aviv:aids, on ni-etinl him in London. re ce reel half-a-guinea of his demand from him, at the house of a Widmer Goss, corner of Moorestreet, Soho, where he met him and me Pure. now a poi soner in tl e Flett, and accosted the Prisoner by the name col Warren, to which he answered. tVitness stated, ttat I.e h id eautioi.e..l Parry against any cc qt ,i,lance with the Priseiter, at that time, assuring him that he WAS one of the greatest swindler, in England ; to wf ieh Parry answered, that he too was not ueaegitaieted with such praaices. Wit ness stated that he it'd seen the Prisoner seven or eight times si• ti I ; and at one time, on meeting with him at a ganebting-howe. in Ozeudon-strect, he cautioned the groom-pester, te.e Orford, since deceas.e.i, ag cut:zing th • Prisoner to pass by the name 61 11 . .ig:It, as he Cud there, for that his real name was George Warren. Mr. en LIVs. as Coun.el for the Prisoner. asked this witnet:,, on crew-examiention, whether it was not Seven with persons to disguise their names in such place, since witness appeared an ad.'s: In gambling ? To which the Witness answered. that such things might be. but that he was certeiti of the truth of all his evidence. To a questa•n, whether he krpt the house he lived in att.wered, that he had bought the lease of it. Here one of the Magistrates (Mr. To event) in terposed. and stated, that cross-examination was nut regular in such a stage of the business. Mr. ANDIMS olt.erved, that he was sorry to en- terrain a different cpicion ; and mach as he re .sistelei the opinion of any Magistrate, he woul.: contend for his right to such cross-examination, in a case mine especially of life and death, until that Magistrate should prohibit him; and on the Ma fistrate declaring, that he would only bear evidence or the Crown in a case for committal, the Counsel declined any trtther crosssexamination of the wit-1 nesse,. Mrs. Esther Gottinby was next examined; and states', that some . time previous to February last, the Prisoner and hit wile, who lay in in that m on th, came to lodge with the Witness, at No. SOO, Ox ford-street, by the names of Mr. and Mrs. Hope, and that the lodgings had been taken for then; by Mr. Parry, the person before mentioned; but this Witness not being accurate as to dams or times, was de,ited to bring her book of entry of lodger's nom, s, and times of coining, which she admitted to has.- kept, on Monday next, at one o'clock, when the fi!tal examination of this interesting ease is to take place. The Prisoner appears to be a man of &boat sixty years of age. His wife, a very pretty young wo man. accompanied him in Court. The Rev. W. H. LAINGI ON, B.D. is instituted to t%e sinecure Rectory of Lonst44 in Derbyshire, on the presentation at T. W. Coos, Esq. NAVAL INTELLIC-NC, Y M OCT Arrive! Hit Majesty's ship AsOlfght.i Capt. J. S t sranger, fn•m the coot of donsear. Capt. Blarney, from the West ,- Sailed the Lori 'Nix lured armed Westward.—Wind S.E. VALI/OUT., Arrived the Getrede, Candy, from b r i g B r other, of Penrbyn, Peekes. froi brig haghbalfh, Courtney, from fa PruriPa, Clark. from Swansea; and Cat. Webtvech, from Liverpool. The blowers and ships under cone:) , of the harbour, the fallowing ships them : the Se k. Thompson, bout sloop Mary, bound to Sicily ; bt Brook, bound to Gibraltar; the shi bound to Malta ; and the brig lotthui bound to Malta. The Lisbon and Oporto ships are not proceed with the convoy. They net, mouth. having had their iastraftiont chem.—Wind NA V. The . hoperiemse, with a Ant uncles the Mediterranean, appeared of this poi ing, and was joined born hence by the Sicily . ; Se.aspieb, Thompson, for Mal nir,—.—and the At iderra, Brooks, foi The vessels !mond for Portugal are not prozeed ; they are niu returning iato had their instruitions taken sway. SPORTING INTELLIUEN TRE-NIADOC, (CARNARVONsIi WZDNUIDA V. tarr. 9. The (lentlmmen%. Sub.c.iyuors Plate of bo'. Mr 11r..oku'x b. f. C•tmetly, S yr. criff Mr. J. Matlock:a br. h. Sce;me, seed Mr. J (21 11,vheer% M. h. Sceptre, aged A Sweepstakes of 10v. each, B Subscriber, Mr. F R. P..ce't h m. Fame, yn Mr. J. b134.4.a. c. ta. Syrs .M Mr. W. A. bla.hockea b. h. True glee, 3 yre TR ePSD A Ye A Piece of Si:rer Plot*. value WI. the (Aft ar V, Pcl.—Tiso.toile heats. Sir W. W Wynne's b. h. Gen. ISeniugs n, 4 W. A. Madnekes, Eau. b. h. True Nue, S )rs A Hark's Stakes of Igs. each. Oace J. Malocks, Est F. X. Yn.e, E.q FRIDAY. The Ladies' Peres of 501. Ilronkc's C..metly, $ yr* old. Mr. J. l'agsnale.br. h rs old Alr V It Price. b. us. 5 its 41 J. kfulocks's Eaq slr m. bust W. A. bladocki Tanyralltivorna, I. (les. h. ft. The Snnrd••n W.-Iter St.ikes et ses. meth Tr Sir W. W Wyente.h. h General tiJneriprets, Mr. J us— Maalocics% bur. h. Soeiet .. Mr. Crites Farce, beat W. A Mattocks's, 10Jcs. p. p. one mile. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUI TO MOO TOW. ichant Town Maliiew, Kent, von, w,Giam Wi.liano,Oxford..treet, kdd•owit, I Manialaw, St. James . ..street, Mtddits hor..emAn Vi•le nr, Loud m, e upent %Vi;ham Niel., SY W. row, Islingt.m, hutch John Elliot and J .11 n Thomas lloga4:1, Ui Snii•MeM„ Mt•tdiesex, Charles Nelson, now or late of Elnxton, Stu wn.sehm.st . . . . . . ..... ?Ails*, Wm of Brisfithirimotone, Su. mwehent . ..... . . Jame. C....mt,..M:mine.i.ne. Lnndun. 'sera Eugene de Tmle. Mmcina-!ane. London, me lt.l%er ietaana, of ?h. LAMP place, merchant Juhn Fugman o oth,reis John Gotl4b Yuen ham ats.at, S, italfialds.ceour and amery-,m ter . Thowas Fnr•e r Littla GutWford•atreet, Russ, tralwrd•wher Edward Thomas Tin ney, hernofore of Long.: dlssex, cook . . . . • • . . . DIVIDENDS. James Clem, Griffin-West, Shadocll, finer Andrew Strother. Tokenhouse-yard. London, we I•hall Factor . Thomas tracks/ell, Chertsey, Slurry. grocer Charles Miles, llctrauodaey-stmat, Soothe/a, fellmoneer . - William limas Old Bond-itnet, Middles*, make. . _ CERTIFICATES. George Blunt. of Livia Castor-lane, Doctors' the city of London, whulaaala grocer. man. Thu ;Wm Forreden, of the city of Chichester of Su.,ex, brasier, dealer and alumna's. Joseph thAton, of flarward.ley, in the cim cheetefolnr, dealer a ad shapnian. Gentse U Thant, of Memithester, In the ow merchant, merchant, deaer and dolman. John George Sk urray, of Saint Swithin'elas London, broker, dealer and chairmen. Jame. Waring, o f Manchester, in the cow all,ltittrturer, dealer and chairman. PKICK OE STOCK'S. YLSTEJ 9 pit Cent. Consols b per Cent. Navy Imp. Annuities . r• 7 Chnniont 1 1444 Stock Ditto Bonds. Bills Etirli , h Lottery Tickets Coltish cur T. NISH, Stock-i Na. 4, CornhilL, and 9, BIRTHS, Wonky last, at Dintbill, near Shrewsbury, the Hon. Ms. Leighton, of a daughter. A few days shim, the 1.41, of Lleutenant.Colonel Cauca, of a on at New Park, nom Shrewsbury. At Carradell Noon, on the dth Inst. the Lade of Witer Campbell, of Carradell.Seedanal, Esq. of a IMO .3 , 1 heir. At Edinburgh, on Saturday, the Ulth Seember, tre Lids of Andrew Hunter S. Cranford, Esq. of ptCoudtnbill, of a son. A few dart since, at Heated Hall, the lady of M. W. Ridley, Esq. of a son and heir. MARRIAGE.. On Wednesday sennight, at Hationl, Mr. inters Jenkins, Stock-Broker, to Isdk.s Bott, daughter of Joseph Six, Esq if Amirell.plue. DEATH. On the 7th May last, at-the Cape of Good Hope, aft , s Acre illness, Mrs Bertram Ord, unreel John Bertram EM of the 41st Liaht parsons. WATIalt. THIS DAY. AT LONDON-BRIUu bd .rain. after .S 1 Eyed.. S attn. ..... 3 . LONDON :—Prinaed by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, Duke s en,stsmr,rt,.BN:-stroe:st,ickCoovetif St ti Cl. atetc:,. W.STUCKtIe ,of Ni. 7, New lieltnn-aticat. Long-Ai tr.—. Osrs, Re Par this Paper, sent to the Olfsce, QOM fv J) wed Midst, attended to. n a t' ad s C h P u n,bl eh is , h S e. t i rs a nd tbh)e• • • • - 'E. III?. 111. ;41. 36 gu n ,. Ireland; sward. ship to th e sirr. 11. Petershute;ll; out Loodo' n .ondon ; the brig appe2,inz sailed to :a Ind to Malta; wig Miser ta , lip Cated34l4, airy. Prentor, at suffered to turned to Fal- is taken from et. Convoy fol. Get this :Tyr... Mary, hou 1.1 4lta ; C d t,..r_ or Gibraltar. wt suffered ta Port, basil NCR. mat). TWe-r0::* I 3 ....Teo mkt. uhl W. A. 1faA0c . .. , , yn 01d... 1 1 ,old 1.1 the tours-. 1 Ix haw. 1 ! 4 V S S inches, 11 q.b. m rIPO.IIIOP hest,. , 4 yss 014 I t e Esq. True aloe, DILDHALI, N . 3 10 ,linesl4lrs. . . . . 312 ow. VIM. stn satin . her . 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