The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-11-15 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • ••:;:i na .rvai tLe C • put. WA11.4.4W, i.CT. 21. In all the departments of the gnioi pi e• paeattitvi .art- totlong for the form-due,: f the Die totes. ittl the iahatotaitta ii;s• oblige to itweribe• thetiistilvtaiiu npinieti that 'lip-roar in tl►v!••uu..PrAieetureit. ' 'fir e registcri are to b e twat t• Prefect at . lof -the mouth. lit iTie • ete.eittates.. the touts of the coontty nut keiro4• tirepite . tor?, ere Hot adtuitted to take tiw (attn. -fteety Nellie is to take the oath. both fur 'llittuielf Wad the iithaaHaHts of the estate. nowt ocs. O. - the war theiLint Iwo given a new dqateteneiri. • 'Mere will be htueeforward at 3111t4 nii ti a geuer Oepartuteut, iiiibtead of tU, 11 4 , or of I,icL It% Illiajuuti missives to, I. melt the uoperior airectiott, as %PO us the chief . , yrano.oll of hi, troop.. Lieut. iliten. Trwe is - op.! Torritnti Seeseurry of Stute for the Was Depart ! ving zisi ore. eS. Court' Gazette It num:int:es, telkeist 'Jo; awoon,." oo or the I'rince ar , Schwartz . Privet. .'routiselior to the Emitter*, Limi ts:nal, :e.iers. of Los armies, aml proprietor of D. fr%i'lleni of to the functions of Anihis sado;• fro.:, Austi.., to St. Petersburgit. lie only ten dill Of I ite Emperor to receive his hind W..r.tutioo card set out for Russia. General Count NJ( efehlt, who formerly eavrented the tome fu.letio..s. has hems appnintsl Military Commend en-t. ;of eotberg. and of the troops stationed iu Fr' anent Gailirici 7The gt.L4tb of Lower Auscria had been eienvokeil, some slily% since, for extraordinary conferences re- Libre to several inaportant'objeets ; and, among ethers, the alienation of some et their (lowan's fur the puhke service. The Emperor proposes to open this Asseiubly Inniself; -sod, as Ills Nlajcity is de. tamed in rlaiimiry, where the el. butes of the Diet have histe.l longer thari was expected, the convoca tion of the States is sit (erred. • Lenete leen Gallium, and Ilougary, say, that tilbe votata4lesi.entl, Prince Prosoroosky, ha( Korot" orders to snhis troops, both in Moldavia and Wallachia. to begin their it lath for the listukt of the flasene. They are, it is twirl, to occupy the witch 10ft bunk of that river. 'The motive of this sister is net Snows, but it 'nay be that the smirch of Arent &Woo Turks, whim the Grand Vizir has re to motion frmn Rosuelia and Asia Mauer, for the environs of Rerlstock, hiss given ocesSioit to it. aimsa we have no positive mews of the Arrival ef them Ottouniu troops to Btploria, and the other iiialsiets in the vicinity 0644 - Danube ; but it is cessinned, that Mustapha Itiiiictar is making the Mug fartnidable pritistratintSs hi all parts of the roan Empire, suet that he propos!s to sup- Mein the armies of the !bete to a fruinder ;able amount. The extreordinary let/ hahatint dered are executed exarthe. in cortAii . Wee of the fear with which he 11 - 4 s inipinidisil kli , e Padres. ;try Attiring . them personally respkiiiiiide far tht ette: cation of his orders. He hiss Ilivented all the ptetexts whidt thi'y usually allege to excuse them eaves from obeying. He wes,itesittess sacceededin tee/inciting all the Pat;itas mad Cenantesidens of the troupe isaseselia. The brand t ieee, Mestaphs &nectar. is mitt contented with re-estahlisinnly discipline in the army, he pursues hie pile of fencing cistultterable corps en the European feotianz. Already three di ristoo• of Siymen, distinguishing hi r oe.. rtd• tread white nuifonus, roma in their eeeks a fir , " - - her of lanisearitay who have thirlitrd voluntarily; one of their chiefs is •. who - them . great ntsie .ed nithandres the reneged% Sas min Aga. exertiles dip an the mew teem". The ?Adios and _ amount to more than 100.000. tire to lit'`Wn oguivalept for their military service, 'tittle% Kith, ishieb will he applied to the maiateissnee of the trowis of the hue. INripyirons of Constanti nople see fit'.l of soldicir. W.+ the nacho s bring in daily. liairaetar makettestlib take eve fur pt all private anlebosities, Ma *apply themselves solely to the terviee of the !hetes •Triliwitillity is perfectly restored, even in Kootenai. `Thegultan Mahmand sometimes waists in Verdian at the confer encesof the Vizir, iusd the sreatonleers. The (l'rt.elt liatriatch, G1T 6 ..111114, WAIS ilewatkniiii the 21st Sept. Ile has retired in the monasterVqf Mount Athos. The Welsabites hare experie:d w total defeat. Conducted by their chief. they had lain Ilegr to the town of linen 'toast-in, sr) oftch visited hy Persian pill rims Titey hoped to gain the Euphrates, in order to render themselves masters of Hussar:lh and Bagdad, bat the Pseha of the latter town has coin pletely beaten them. and purtined them to the fron tiers of Arabia, awl thereby re-mpned that enititnu oicatioo. se important for the commerce of the East Egy_pt continues to enjoy tmnipeillity.— ( A/omit/kr, JY.w. 9.) virus 41, 01 T. 21'. Prince Kurakiti. Authaseador trim) Russia to one Court, is makia; preparations for his depar ture to Fmnre, 11l quality of Ambassador to His fdajesty the Entiwror Napoleon. It is believed that his Excelkitcy will set not the bewinning of next week. It i 'sot vet known who will succeed Prince Kurakin at S leans; some iSsign this isn portsmt post to Coma Lieven ; others say it will ha given to Count Worsowniowski. a fotwirr Ambas sxdor, who realties now at 'Canasta VA a private person. The Count sir Tolstoi, late Ainbaxsailor in arrived hero 'wane Jaye ago eist it Noel to Lis fensily. The advice! from Constantinople continue" to speak of the euero awl actirforiatthe t Vizir IVltritaphalLnr.tetnr. He witltis said. pat himself at the head of the army. as won as he shall have completely rellirmod it. Ile wilosinisikrs the Go vernment with great severity. More thore sixty public offlorri here keen titrui4.-t1 for dot:mi.:4 closes. and .. 4 . 1:1 . of inferior rank :Live ..iidered..t/o: siting f 11.) CINSTANTINOPLE, . Government livlttaken tiio of, abolishing the corns of Jamisearies, Roil hrilttliti- ; toting in their ;Aare trams disciplined aftisribe sopean manner. In consequence, ir hr just been i decree!, that the Janissaries, nou actually rxi,tiiig, who are nat willing to rural thruiselres iu the uewr, corps of &patent, shall' receive dttrittg their lives their orehitaty pay ; but their children will neither eilj t oy the name nor the pay of the Janissaries.— Those who a1:1440j conform to the mai order of things, will have their pay migmented, double and triple, a..eurding„ to their capacity, mid their zeal for the •Late end vel.gion. Cauvreament has granted permission to the AlId• triao Rag to mirigate the Bliirk Sea. This priln • lef 4 e had been suspended from the commencement of the war with Itiissiu.—(Alunitear, Nov. 7.) A UCSIIIIRO, NOV. la The a*nstice between the Porte anti the Ser bians hos out been broken. Crerny Gentry. Chief iff the Servian army, has just publi.hed a Proefu. matfett, in •seftieh he' soy's, tleat tawny Tnrkisli Pachas here juleans.l him, that, in delience of the *eau mak* * thie.trtvnius continue to eoiusn4 hela ii i lira, whist the tforkish soldiers posted on the Non tisk and th at he feels hilliest-1f obliged to prohibit in future, under pain of death.-03/o -nl * t 10.) . • ' .. VAL.NiSfiRGH Nov. 10. . , .. _ .........-_ . COMM 4W SX.S.IION. . The Court of Seasinn facets on Saturday, for the dispottai of business. Tbohjiifowing is an att•enutit of the diviiiiing and umnsiteellesit to be observed at the meeting of the Court . . rtivty pillows. traeosi 4 s row' x . li. Lon' President, Wale 1. Laird Preshket, Loot 9. Lord rhowiasaa, ,Saaeive cleat,' 3. last Pate.. • . s. Led Psillimi ::1111.0 a. Lied ales.sag' l". W M 1 . •4- 1 1 4 , 4 ilestisissis, ti. Lad Balselbs, s. Lind Cam, • 7. bad Hamann. 6. toed Rabsreres, s. Lord Woothoustles.• 7. Lord Mertens. MIR DI TIIIIO7I. PRINCIPAL CLPAILf. MISIIITLI TS. Mira.. Joliet Pringle Joke Elder James Welker Aialllll Willi.* Gr"rge Himme W aeon •'" ' • 1 W. Caratir had . aser DEPUTZ . . ASSISTANTS. Mann. George Brom JAN Fria& Thomas Beveridge William Pringle...— Maras Brahmin'. SF( I; Dltltt•". Talsett•L CLCIISS. ant*TA "Mt Malin. JUDOS Ferrier ... Joel"► Juliumun Colin Matiaimaie Laws de Maria H. M. Bodimana ua►tTr CLtllla. anistairra. Maus. George Jassy halm Remark Robert MINWEL •• • • James Ross . . Jetia Balvaird. N4VAL MTELLIGE4VC.k. PORTIONOLTH, NOV. Lt. Arrived the Pinder. froto a cringe; Ftiate, Tho mas; and the Lie*,lythe, for Malta. Smiled, the Act, on a cruise; Stately and Fo rums, with a convoy for the Downs. The fleet for the Aleditemuseau get under weigh this morning, but the wind changing to N.W. obliged them to bring up awn. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 12. Came . d: 4o l* !initiate/de, from the Downs, and the Sir Cotton, from Coruuna, List from cork. • • Sailed Ow /Aragon, Akareee. Curriest. irreserts and Ftreeet, eit a mine ; Forret logger, fur St. Ander° ; end the Tiger, for Buenos Ayrtas rsi.uoutu, NOV. U. There are several packet. due, and es soon te. the fleiticl•cliangt", we dull receive a variety of intake. grace timid - different quarter.. - - - - ' DEAL, NOV. 11. . ' Sailed the Prirircia Caroline to the northward, and •eteral oiltivant.bouud vessels to the westward. C l i m e dorm, from Sheerness, His 311jesty's ships 4aeope and Ererriett. - , r 2trrlved the Re nt e r , Bolt', and Cracker brigs trtim a eruise.—Wind Northerly. IfrIELANE3II, NOW. IS. salmi Nei lie Nore, this stiornitisi. the (*extra, with wgenvoy /brGuttenbur k h antrthe Baltic; anti the O v. nyx, itli a eauvoy for W; rßom LLOYD'S LIST. Lam v►o, At Portsmouth—Big Stag, Thompson, frost *ptio. At kimestoe-tbe Felicity, Breenewk, from Malaga At Limerick- the Katharine% Brown, from St. I,:bes ; and M Perseversare Forkst, Ord, from Lembo. At 'Sewn—the Boactin, Grant, from London. At Quebec—the British Queen, ..-.—, f rom Bristol. FRENt'll PRISONERS. Jacques Laael, Captain of the French privateer I p u ha ( d e Jour, captured by the Bra. !Stoat. oft' Plymouth, on his examination before the Coin missioners of lirites, proved to be one of the French prisoners who escaped with the buoy-boat, Erma Yort.thouth, on the sdl of April boa. He MVP., they rut a hole in the Pigihtnt, end swain to • tipaiiisli fri 4 nte (the Aniphitrite); took her boat, and gut nu board the buoy-boat, at ten o'clock at ujj‘lit. There woo the two iinglishineu on board, whom the! kept below. At Kiva One o'clock in the morning, a boat came alongside, with another of the men belonging to her, who had been spending his evening on shore. At a quarter poet tire they got under weigh; the day break gun tired just as they get outside oPthe harbour. At noon they were chased by a cutter and a brig of war, lint the buoy-boat very mach outs:Ailed thciii. They arrived at Dieppe at 'Wl past eight in the evening. The people at the sig nal-bowie thought it was a cartel, and sent a boat oft' to say they could lint be permitted to come in ; ' . but perceiving they were Frenchmen, they were, of rosirAe, allowed to hind. The 11041 was sold to • tnercleint for 1.5,000 livrcs (about 70tt1.) The three men were need well, and seut into thy interior.— The beiriyAboat is at present cruising in the Channel, earyiiiir richt ti-polinderis, under the name of the I.tioy Heat (!l . Pbrlsmorth. She is fitted oat by the iiierrlmat who purchased her, and who was the owiser of the Pointe de Jour. Wiles' they lett the timpluirde, it was their intention to take the bons hens es I,at (.111y, but it coming nu to blow iitrolitt, tint tboiight it vandal not be Loge enowcio, as there %vie loine of them. The crew of the Pointe ale Jour, after her rupture, were yak( ii out, except ate unto, and eleven mew of the Brillioat were put o tat hoard her • 4.114 i• We are sorer to velatei *he rmlu .steved *um Ilidury Buy the everting sli:e we. taken, • a:A et cry r crfp,a perished. - S . _ . TO Tla Z OF THE EFLITIVI PRIG• Sin— hvinn bemisue of those who signed the Reowaition to the High Sheriff of the County of Stafford, to convene a meeting fur the purpobe of addressing His Muji-sty upon the budijett of tile Convention of Cintra, I deem it necessary, in con sequence of the turn which matters have tuken, to make a few observations iu justification of Use con duct of myself and others upon that °ma* Many of the most respectabte Freeholders of this county having deemed it necessary cud expedient to call a meeting upon the said subject, they ties rordingly agreed that an application should be inside to the Sheriff for that purpose, which wise done in the following manner :—Upon the Lid alt. the following requital was sent bt Mr. Blount to the Iligh Sheriff, in a note, requesting his nektion ledgiuent thereof :> TO THE HIGH SHERIFF OE THE COUNTY 07 WI AFFORD. We the Endersigned, reluest y Oil fiscal' a Martina of the hold:used Gentleman, Clergy, and of hers, Freehold.- no of the Comity ntnalturd, to einiankr ilea pi unriety Majcaty, that he will be graciously pie rued to niewllllolC hiaParliainrat, in order to • eunstitatioual ellrrnial I t. ircatigatina into the Cowin which lid to the late Convention, coin tailed by the Odicas commanding tin hlaj(sty 'a Comm to Put toga'. StaSard Jae. Macdonald Shrewsbury Edward Mount Bt. Yhicent Thomas Clifford Amon Julio H. Bost Stovirton Hear) Crorl.ett Tha. bt idiot\ Bart. John Smith 0!V/11111 Mmtel, Bart. T. Wedgewouil ' . Joseph Scott, Mart. J. Wedgewood. C arks tbo:wloy T. Birch. Of the. licquistion the Sheriff acknowledged'the receipt, stud at the some time begged to be & Now _ ad with the original, on account of its having been written, together with the signatures, all no one hand. Mr. Blount and myself accordingly waited upon the tiheritf, and informed him of the authority upon whi, h we acted, by chewing him several let ters, and making various verbal conituunications, with all of which he out only elpeemied himself per frt.: tly satisfied, but positi rely atated, that he, is come peace therrojiwould advertise it in the next Stafford shire paper. When we were about to leave the roans, and net befbre, Mr. Hinkley, jun. son of the Under Sheriff, alto was the only person present beside our selves. remarked, that at the interview. we had had with his father, a few hours before, be (the Under Sheriff,) had expressed his opinion, that, fur the pri vate satisfaceitat of the Sheriff it would be proper, in case he should be subsequently called upon for his authority, for us to certify the names of the par ticular iudii ideals for whom wi respectively acted. Although the Sheriff still esprtoied himself to be perfectly satisfied with the authority he had alrea dy received, yet we, from a wish to leave tiothinx undone that could contribute to his own private satisfaction, did not hesitate to comply with this request of the Under Sheriff, not having the smallest reboil to suspect that it was intended for any other purpose than as an authority to the Sheriff to con vene a M.:klieg according to the form usually adopted upon similar occasions. Mr. Blount and 1 accordingly certified that we hod been respectively authorised to sign the names of the followiti 4 indi viduals, and this we did in the following. instinct : finitissW at. vaginas, Sapouitary A issmeMoottee, Hama Welsch!, Bart. Joseph Scout, Itait. Oswald Musky, Bart. Jelin H. Burt. 1. We a l in uod, 7 ba se a mm o s ue sOsed 1%, T. Mc wood , e, iu comp:Mum with their J. hl wishes. Thames Clithird, Edw. Blount Heavy Crockett, J. &nab, I'. Birch. Ctaartes %Toisetry, Edo .att The above Names signed be Charles Wolaele, iu a-ono:h -aws sitb their regaist. I Oeswbee iI6, We were not a little surprised to 6nd inserted in the ',oldie prints, a Regnisition not esirrevowd in the usuul form, nor such as was original) y dent to the Iligh Sheriff, but (me made out from the docutueut we had given hint, as before stated, which was merely for his own private satisfaction, and to which he had thought proper to subjoin the follow ing addition -- Luca ♦isruaut Anton hat, 11 Letter to the Sheriff, dr• aired tLat there be 'Wall to tin. itegoinitsoo the %lames of tit, Robert Lawtey, Bart. sari John ha lutiu, Eaq. To the above facts, Mr. Editor, I realer? thus pubfirly to chaNarge eontrisdiefion from the High Sheri j/ tithe county of Stuford. In consequence of the above irregular and unprecedented proceed ing, the Marquis of Stafford soon afterwards thought proper to enter his protest publicly, in the follow ing letter:— COTINTI OF ST.I.F . FORD. The Ferns id' the Resin rail lost, as advertised in the Stafford shire Papas. of Saturday last, nppearing to hr both irregular sod unprecedented, and it being my opinion that, under seek Ritoilsition, a real Meeting of the Fiveholdert of ibis County enema be otitained, I, uu say part, rub... wry Protest ageirsr, sad de , avisu any iutridkna of racialist, .t :Reeling Se convened. STA FIORD. Trentham, Nev. 4,4 We. 'Thin was not the only consequence of such irre gular proceedings ; for, with the exception of each as we,wthiwn to Stafford by the influence of two or three very conspicuous Peers, few independent Freeholders attended. The persons a ho, by their mune', had authorised the Requisition, were alm, from the mine motives, actually deterred from at tending; so that there was not Rft itdividuat preterit to propose the measure for which the %forting bad been originally called. Mr. Blount, Sir Robert Leaky, Lord Auto% Mr. Birch, and myself, sent in separate ',regrets, which were mail the Sheriff from the Hustings. complai ii i i o 1 ihe irregular work in which the Meeting had been called. It is therefore for on and the licitly to judge of the propriety of the thanks that have beets noted to the Sitesa, by those who did attend, for hating acted in a inatiner.strietly eonforwalik to hia official duty. CUA121.1.11 Wnimeiri Melt s Nor. 11, tens. Th e fr,thming anecdote is related by the Master of one of the transports lately retiii;:i.il from ear ryiseir JUSOT . S troops to Prairce .--tt few (twin previous to the cremation of ',kiwi', a patty of Frcrich soldiers met it lurly iu the street, who wore di.nnond ring on her finger. They slirroutiile.l her, and each eytiag the commented a 'muffle for the price; olienotte of the inisercants, snore ferocious than the rest, drew his sabre, and at one Broke cut oft' the wretehed• lady's booth %%Mel), with the ring on it, •he put jut° his poet:• t, sand 'coolly marched off iu search of further plu,:dor !" rJI MASIErs. CORN • ExcHANtw., tier. ta. irttia ,his the elvish stapidy wf MeSit 'le rather eone.deral4, Sautplea ai good quail) are at a reduction is Fria. of Ja.,t 4 ,. and ta . per quarter, and rather more apu.• rl.aler Niiatt are a trios. Wets*. /Ines el 01.4 Cur tikrurre. ea Pretrial , 4e vataxiinli• There is 'Jul a ..4. 1 attpply ut thits. Esl totes theses,( are mused satraaL hieer. Flew helms hsbs y 1 tvieltEsT PUICIF. OF GRAIN, tt'lleat !new)... 7.lta "A. 9( . .s Iletta‘ 91. Fier .911. lima. Tick Beam; (1ak1)7.51. 7u. ~y It mirky 476:56. .. .. 44.. „! ill att ..... Putittlw riteTu‘.. ..... to. 99 %% kite Peas • t taet s4.*. Seed • •41 t t *ht. et' (boilers) Fine Fbile , Grey pros lib, &Mad/ liiis dab's ram wail avpptied mirk palate Pr.r., an.l the of t:“ltte, ilt ether reopers., w p;... • „, Veal is I Ihraper'lt.3a•uar last r ep ut e Heed a nd S t e no, iore dearer. l',nk Aupports hive priFe; Lid the teat* to z... rr n, was tok ratty brisk. akke Kaki in the Huy Mark •t pretty ciniaidertila 11. y; Okras,. aad Clover, obta, , A i ist pi arca.. Tie foilue.i:ig pektva 'rod asautheta are au acciu.te alateutei.t. ' To sink the full p'er store of nib. • Beer 3s. /s 4. to as ad. Hew( of Cattie Ws day ..• Itluttoa 3l. ad. to 44, led. Beasts t,eo Vamp so. 6.1. to 7e, et Shelli .. ..... .• • ..... p,**.r INA 01 9. Lomb us. 041. 100 uo. et Ins" • •••• •• • • ••• • . so SMITH FIALD HAY-NARK V.T. Hoy ...... ...51. ss. od. to . 61. es. m. si,.,w it. As. ad, to It ion- 484 1 '1,,".r• •: . 6l. 6 .. od. to 71, goo. od. •—.-• .- -- - --- uaB. PRICK or tiI)PS POCK PTII. Kest, .11 p g SUMS*. al. tnl. IN 41 I'trialutin,7l. to NI si Kest.. 31.t0s to 41.. 14s. Susses, 31. -!-s. to A. 15a. Eases. 31. os. to 11. Os. COAL-31A ILKET, Nov Emata 14, Sips at leirlret. *M. price. 6.... Newcastle g.. Rana& lan4 . . 1.. ("laden PRICEOF S rocks, YESTERDAY, Bank Stork S per emit. Rattior.r.A .... ... ... otli 3 per Cent. enamels • . 67 44 . I per Cent a24 abi l 3 per Cent. 'Salty ......a...«, ...'..3. • • !Si Long Annuities ..... :: : . •.511 i 11.- mgdriel 3 pit a1it.... .... • A. IsegislAssmsitime: .... .....-44...? 3- • Ontu um ..e• ... ..... 1 dia. loilia Bonds Eschenner Digs 6 9 preel. Eajlish Lottery Ticket% "oil. 138. Cuusiils fur T. 81311, Seurkbroltar 4, Cornhill and p, CIMITTI•rfOIa. .......A..-,,-n , T ...- Nea ., BIRTHS. Au the gth bal. at Culleodar-hunue, Be 4laad, tie 1. ‘d? 4 William Forbes, of Caltaillat, Fag ors Aroghter. ern the fitis inst. at Edinburgh, Mrs Astray, of Poimae, ors daughter. On the ,td lust. at Gadgirth, Ayrshire, the Lally of Ike tessant-Colunel Burner, of a th.ughter. Ou the nth 'natant, at Nontbaroptoa, the Lady of Thomas. Grahasu Stirling, of Atrth, Erl of a sun and heir. MARRIAGE. On Ihe 6th losimmt; firutinast Domed Common Euq Coptaiii iu the Aberdeeillitire ditio, to (.• reline, ilfYightecuf Alesabike Vince, Est of Dobbs. • DEJI . I' Oa Wodiarday,At hiskoioatid Idswortli. sum iiimidem, Sgt. Thomas Psilwiek, aged otit, as opelesit and respeaalds S ts homier, at rarelis • a Joha Loring, of lk ituya Nosy, Comwswilei of #A Icocatlee. On i rktradafthe:ndlibliiiif; at b . :4 Emmental% at the very wives. ed Ate of at, AM Rev Thai** Lau& sey. To tocatioe hie name, is to earliest* hi. virtues, so ge nerally Imre il•ry kilos* awl 'expected. kin Awe whom...religious c(iiett differed rout trues ilea, base m know ledged his sower t :Hut mach only as *Dyed eM torstimosi• pi iriti er of his intimacy snot ' Call folly appretisio bow esnellent he was • they MP testif y how trelpikininieni plitied is the whole of his life sad toutetsAiso, the poser of that Cospil, which, from his youth upward, he ardeatto loved, and which I.e programed in its genuine simplicity, to purity the heart and ennoble the charmer?. .Althooth ha might have rims to the first stations within the pale of lie church, under the powerful patronage of the tames of Haut mem and Northumberland, whistlers" be was very emic connected, yet neither these spleorkl prospects, e.o' until •so much nearer to hie heart, the toms iAu people to whoin lie was justly endeared, could tempt het' to violate the iof :!uoscience. Ou resigning Ars living 'JesterA, in the variety of York, In 1773, he weut to 14.1114k1e1, without the trait Freeport, at that time, °fen. mama 'dish. but after..eras, being patronized by !tinily a °rill sad roopectible characters, (moist, if out all of them , bow eter„ previously malingers to him,) he operant h in trmt, us strict Unitaiiiiit priociph P, in the year 1771, adopting, as his model, Hie reformed liturgy of the late [Wi liest Gr. S. Clarke. Here he CUltdalll44 to Artiste WI I'S attlalUVll his loth year, with great siceptaldeness, to ame merges said moot reoperesble congregation. Bottoms of life, said good will towards all men, however they may italic lu matter, of opinion or of dutilftfel opreolsitsuis, arm the Gospel precepts un *Well hr delighted to dwell. And okra at length be could instruct from the pulpit se tiw collie A:signallers, mid reit cheerfulness of lb he 'minutely permuted multi- the many mid i.e Pei' lies of his declioing years', were a strikiag owe instance, we the elitism" of those divine smaitkukiffs it had beer tba object if ilia life to enforce and reicoolcied•_ HIGH WATIOI, TIM DAY, AT La spool:1101)(x. Moro 7v.....M111. later. •II I Lieu . 117..mmint offer... It SALES BY AUCTiON ..• WINDSOR, PERKS. Hy Mr.. DitleiflL CIL At lii. Room, Mimi-street, Mitplettr, TO.NORROW, A N tGeb ittemial A LL th• LI lUMISEHOLD wr, tom", T." 041 Clods, 'prism* al* tb• pror•lf of • Lady, miaowed from by boom in Part.atemet. 1 fimAt•M •eoluiem of futnr poet std trot kilns:oh, !nth cot toss owl sitter limegimpi, feather bals aud maktee.• u; duuLk and stogie chests mr parent ; dtutt.q, rtmaet to. • nod awl itiltica, pier and Ireewine-giaattes,e.4ll a trtge air soimmait of cabiteet artires,. tic. ktr.. . . 'fur be viewed the maritime Aiwa* whia:i will terrier o'clock. Cattitocues may tie bad .A Mr. Shes-lb. Witiattor; and at his home, No. 9, ?it* Stentrlstoret, Loodon. . . jtLEHOLD SIVAT ,CLA IiToN IN THE Ct11:011 g - or Serrumagat • lbw it.. DAN! I L iMi fli t - • • Gerravnty:a('•;stee-housc, ria.aga.aiky, Cool LW' ' of THURSDA Y, ia, at , ANe..t. Genteel, and Modern DWELLING Wl' l / 4 E, with walled Imam ad wataper-bnue4 =fly eitaateti, Na. 1, i!:(1-atreet„ 'war nag Chapel old • Urlwr Crofton,. mme, ymtlir the seettpotwu et . Mieliteml, who lies lately quitted the *SW Vi:r.ted p,rtitulwrs way Le bad t.i . Mr. Clarke. Salieitur, snthrves.ball, Loudon a Air 'knits, Anettotteeta Windsor ; mod at N4). 1 4.,' NC.) De.:ati-its,tet. City et imittwa. LONDON: Pelotsd by G. D tifiDSOPI, Vo te. nuk BuswaiLeart, C.imery-Orret, ad pitdished at the (1. 1 ."'s No. Ruh of St. Clonsent". Stramt, I. 1. Wnrzt, same pli.ce —l/I.deVs, ke^ fn. tbis P.oct seat to the Officc. 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