The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-16 00:00:00

WWI remit at the tripmetefienu The former of these persous said the Deteminnts had •inade no objection to the terms upon which the money wet to isc lent, is hile the letter said that he wished to get it spun better tenan t Lord ELtsmitosiouun told the Jury, that this daleuce of usury, if used as a shield agenist up pi-egoism, was fair and uublamesble; and althuugh there were saspiciums circumstances in the charac ters of the Defendant's witueuies ; yet, as l ega l 'evidence must be derived. from all sources, and as there was imt oue accountable variation in the tee titimuy of these witnesses, together with minute circumstautial evidence of it, their oaths must be believed; and, thurcfure, it must he credited that the hill was fralued itimit an usurious agrteusent. Verdict fur the Defeudants. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, GviLuxasi, Dsc. is. Spot-jai Jury. allffeallUltY V. LoogavALr. This was an action upon a policy of insurance, brought by the Plaintiff, as Camarnand part owner of the cargo of the ship Lady Warren, bound from Cape Francois, in the holland of St. Domingo, to London, with a cargo of coffee. This ship had been in die service of Government, and upon her return from the %Vast Indies had touched at Cape Francois, where she took in the sham lading. - lo her voyage homeward* she was wrecked upon some bidder' rocks, newhat se called theCaicoes Passage, one of the outlets from the %Vera India Islands, and the *hip mod cargo were entirely lost. The under writers resisted the payment of the insurance, upon tang-round/6; find, that the ship, (Insetting out from Cape Francois, en her voyage home, was not sea 'earthy; and serenely, that site was lost either by the culpable maitgenee, or cant of skill of the Pleimig, as Captain; or else he wilfully and mall aidiady ton her upon the rucks, in order to come urea the uaderwriten fur the amount of his insti tutes. After rradiug the deperitions of a Mr. Hyne, a ger, who was allowed to be eximiined upon re llilie ten i vg l &tad's, ou waseeent of his nee-emery absence at dw tend, arid which Mutt d generally the circuut. stauees Attending the less of the ship, • Capitate Edward•Philips was called. He stated hi had been sail' .eaptain ou Imard the Lady Morro, ' by the Plaintiff, Gen. littig.. bury; on the el sit Nottenhe; 11'07, they ',lnlet! front Lt. Domingo. The Mita Wary sailed at eir Paoli* time, and they colitereir.si it. company toge ther from Cape Praacois as far lie the CIICOCS Pr see. 4e .driocri.wa the course tlwy were Obliteing. at' the tin s , which made it neeeersg to sitter their misuse GO" .rand 101,111d:I filif.CSlCOet 141144 u. *vein atmiamme Ideal, towards which sir lard been Isertime- ,at tins time, about four a lv al m s eis en Sot of pluxgtalt, they row the Ildrtry lytwg-to a-head ; they Mil. en towards the Cin ema Island. till about a .41,1aMer befits.* eight, when she Witch mi . sOfile hiddeirrucka; they had sounded * das firms before, and foand no ground ; thia . , wet about tour Wive, frau) the *tiara: ; the rocks' LW& dowse iu the wart were placed. about four avdp. from the arbors. Ha bad tried the pumps *beet an hoar and a , bait before. and there was no water in tho bask tor line she taken in raise Mesa she • sailesli...Kma Ness usual for ships to do. **teethe aliip.eteac/La he sounded tier again. sad Mem Ass no watei her. nor till soot morning. Th ey instated' two anchors ant *stem, the kedge and sewellib ors, and the a l ship held by ahem. Teem* ning the ship began to mein, Mid tiler were in ham of getting her idiom, wham the cables mire cut by the rocks. They had net been *Meg more than a knot and a .tif an bear at tbe gate she *ruck ; when the ca so sera opt, the wised. which beffire had been a. Impale freshen fries the entward, and drove ship alongside, epos the reeks. They then at pert 'or her Cll6lO overboard, in order to ate* her ; Ara that, her guts, and lastly cut .ray her masts ; but every effort was vain, and she vas finally lost, in spite of every endeavour to save / her. Her cargo consisted of effe tons of coffee, I of which ism tons belonged to Capt. Kingsbury. 0., his croaasemaiination by Mr. Serjeent Bear, he said the ship had not made any water mere than was usual before she struck. and that there were not more thud two pumps going at one time.— Captain Kingsbury and the Mary were sailing to gether ; the Calicoes Passage was the one usual for ships on that voyage to go through. The Mary ' was s-head three or four miles ; she did sot. hail them before they struck. He did not know of any signals agreed on between them ; she was lying-to with her nano-top-sail to the mast ;it was not the bower eaelsor they got out, they had not time to do so. •He did not know whether their boat might be called the long.boat, she was large enough, arid was the same they had when in the Government service. He denied he had ever said that Captain Kingsbury had acted unwisely, or against his judgment ; lie had not acted against his judgment ; or that he had said, if he had the command he would have followed the Mary. Mr. Hugh Bell proved he had made insurances an coffee by the Lady Warren on behalf of the Plaintiff, to the amount of t 0,5001. This was the Plaintiff's case. On behalf of the Defendant, Captain M'Leee was called. He was Captain of the Mary. and Ml' been in the merchanta'service twenty-oix mop. Hea was well acquainted with the CAOCOCII Passage. They had sailed together from Cape F a... s the e7th of November. 1807 ; when of port, Captain Kingsbury hailed him, '" M ir eTa w!at pisautze he mama **take ? he * course was set for the Caicoes Pasaage. ; previous to their sailing, Captain B. hail payees; to him their keeping company durin ; .; the voyage; which he declined engaging to do. On the math, *loom . live iu the evening, he here-to. for the Lady Warren to coins up. At four o'clock he was about eight miles, and at live, about twelve from the Crimea lateral, and about thirty miles from Maiguana Island, (between these lie the pee sage.) Tne Lady Warren was three or four miles aworii, on his starboard quarter, and about six Of eight miles from Cascoes Island. She was now eistruch to see he was. waiting for her. She kept. atl till shit was over abreast of him. when, about ere .4.lrick, she hove in stars, a n d pat shout tower& shore, lie observed, at the tins, if elm kept ou that course for - three hours, a she would be ashore ;•he mentioned the eircum 'tame aiterwards, when he came to England. He would rot, as IL- bet MID think it proper to have dour so; and the vessel was endangered by it. He bad remarked, in the morning, us he praised her, tint she had set some more sail, but as the breeze increased, she was onliged to take it in aguni ; she appeared to labour us the breeze , increased, which made him lie-to, in (truer to assist her, if it should be found necessary ; he. saw no more of her alter she had tacked, as it came on (lark soon after—he thought it yen , impolitic and im proper at the time. He himself stood oiethe same comae for four hours after, without danger. 00414 cross-examination, he said he had made no other signal than by nor did he make any signal after she hail tacked. He did not think there was any danger at the moment, except ahe were to keep on the same course for three or four hours. He remembered, when he came to Eng land, inquiries were made of him by Mr. Graves ; hut he did not recollect sayiug he did not appre hend the Lady Warren to be in any danger. Wm. Kitchen, the next witness, was ship-ear penter on board the Lady Warren; she was lying thirteeu weeks at St. Donn:lgo ; she was caulked three or four seams above the copper-sheathing ; after they sailed, she began to leak in the sides, as the ship rolled, and the pumps were kept going ; he described the circumstances attending the loss of the vessel, the same as the former witness; he swore he - heard him say, if he had the command, he would have kept company With the Mary; this witness did not think the vessel fit to conic to Eng lund. Upon his cross-examination, he owned his wages had been stopped ; he had been charged with plundering wine mid other stores ; he denied the charge, cud had only got some share. The ship was loaded with coffee. Two other of the Lady Warren's crew were pro duced to the same effect ; the log-book of the La dy Warren was read, stating the.particulars of the shipwreck. The Counsel far the Defendant then called for the Plaintiff's li-euse to trade with wt. but this the Court old not think aehemari, . it r,4 for them to prove the trade Meet; y To rebut a part of Captain bin's testi mony, Mr. Gravt* was called, whd aid,: that on herring of the report otthe Lady Warren, he had tailed cultist, wWitii he told him he knew no rea son why she tacked, except it was to catch the hind breeze ; and upon his asking: was there any danger? he sai i she warms safe as his own ship, then in the river. i lyre the ease closed. After the on both sides had ob , ervvvl on the - el-Ude:ice, the Learned Jenne summed up to the Jnrv, dm immediately (mind u reithet for the Pialatifterdamiages .2001 31 being the sum under written by the Def-ndalifs pot WE. • ' it mistow-Rocis. ~ Isis 44i...5tn. an ()Orme beloaginiro Hat tuu,mrdro, am, ituwe i rl u s.la s e t eil rettli barge appreheadedJohn !tweeter, it vhf y, opposite the. Manson-kosse, sad tibia him be fore i twenty :t1 at:. dram, waking soy warmat or aatiattriti from the Lord Mayor. ' The Primmer, hi his defence, said, 1... -- - Vilettt' ois.sitiptcrua of felony. The Loafs Ma'ses mid, it was as escrow-base. , atm caty itirsonem, foe a Comity Meer to caw/ away i man from It of therm', wit hoot any Variant or with out hirring taken him before a City Magisteste, sad said be &boo' order Ashman, to be sled Are this offence. The Ravine was to lad bail, which he accord- Me, Md. „ 5e. 5 .i 5 5p,........—e—..... On Timidity the remains of the much lament ed Dr. HAWS", the beuevolent Treasurer of the Royal Humane Society, were removed truth his late residence in Spital-square, for interment at Islington. The body was conveyed in au hearse and six, accompanied by,tbree mouthing coaches and four, in which were the relatives sod a few of the tame immediate friemde of the deceased. As a smirk of the cordial esteem they entertained' for their late excellent Treasurer; find to express their sincere regret at his lose, unexpected to the faintly, 90 Directors and Managers of the Royal Humane Society joined the solemn ' procession in seven mourning coaches. Among the gentleinen present were, the Reverend Dr. FLY, nil , . Mr. PIIIIDDRN. Rev. Mr. POITA It, Dr. ILSTTIIOII, Mr. Deputy (;00D1WHERS, Mr. NICHOL', Mr. CL'IttlEY, &e. On Tuesday, the following very extraordinary . circumstance, occurred in Chatham Barracks:— An Officer going along, near the terrace. late in the evening, observed a soldier muffled up its his great coat, stealing between the lime trees. opposite the Officers' houses, who, when called to, returned no answer. The Officer's suspi cions being excited loy so unusual a circumstance, he parsued the man. The soldier had taken off his shoes for the purpose of store ellectual con cealment, carrying them under his arm, and ran barefooted from his pursuer; he passed across the terrace to the rear'of the officers' houses, and ran swiftly towards the North Mesa 'House, at the end of the walk; at this place a ceutistel is posted, who beatings anise, mobisameelf on charge with his ulna ket and fixed bayonet, and called to the fugitive to, et ; the man either not seeing or hearing the centi or bring indi ff erent to consequences, punned his rse, the sentinel again gibe him timely notice of i . Ail dange r , telling irim if he (lame on lie must ' den upon The point of the bayonet, hut in vain, the red man kept his course, and noshed upon point of the bayonet, which entered his flank, obliquely through his body, and came up the hilt out st his back, inflicting a moat deepe ' idle wound ; withont saying a syllable, uttering a 'lrror giving any evideuce of pain or uneasiness, aollutely and rapidly drew his body bock, re based himself from the eentinel, and pursued his ' May to the barrack-room in which he was quartered. ile was there taken and carried to the hospital in a , Ivry dangerous condition. Ile is still alive. Juid hoots are entertained of his recovery. Discount allowed ors Lottery Sharso--Everx pun chaser of Shares of Tickets, amounting to Five Pounds and upwards, will he allowed a Disenitot. at J. WARM ER's Fortunate Office, 16, Coruhin, where Capital Prizes, to a large amount., havp beets wroth. sold in Shares.--Second day of Drawing en Tuesday next, when another Friar of i::ive lion. tired Tickets a;11 be given to the first drswo above . a £is, beside w hich th e Wheel contains the whole of the Capital Prizes: four of £ 20,000, two of ' £lo,ooo, two 0f..C3,00tf, o:cc. and (idly three (Says -to draw. NAVAL INTELLI6 ENGE. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 14. Sailed the Nedwast • on a cruise.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, nine. 13. Arrived the Snapper schooner, Lieutenant Cham pion, from Spain. A Spanish officer landed froin her with dispatches, and unine,liately set off to. London. indisfatignbk, of 44 gum., Cuptitin Rocid, from the westward ; Cadmus, of I guns, Captain Wynter, from off L'Orient ; and the intelligent gun-brig, Lieutenant Tucker, from a cruise. Sailed the Encounter gun-brig, Lieut. 'Talbot, with Dispatches, and a Messenger for Spain ; and the Virago gun-brig, Lieutenant Pittman, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, DEC. 15. Arrived the Portuguese frigate Uriana, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Morristown armed brig, with a convoy for Wales. DEAL, DEC:I4.. Sailed this afternoon the Oberon, tbr Sheerness ; and the East India fleet for the river.—Wind OXFORD, Dec. VI. Thursday, in Convocation, the Rev. J. J. Osnybeste, and Student of Christ Church, was elected to the Mike of Saxon PI ofessor, vacaut by lapec of time. The following subjects are proposed fur the Chancellor's Prises, fur the year ensuing, viz.— for Latin Verses—Corinthar. For all English Es' say—ne tore of oar Country. The Vice-Chancellor has received a donation of ,264. ohrei will be giien to the Author of the bast composition to Eng lish wrist un the follciwiug subject :—Jolin the Baptist: The tint and bat of the above subjects are -intended for thine Gentlenicu of the Uoiversity who have nut itteeeded four years from the time of' their matriculation and the other for such as have exceeded four, but nut completed seven pears. On Saturday .last the Rev. Rohm Chambres Jones, A.3f. Probationary Fellow of Jesus-college, was admitted &enrol Fellow of that Society. Lonely was instititted to the Rectory of Langton Matra ivs, Dorset, the Rev. J. Dampier, Rector of Callon' St. Peter, Wilts. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells has been pleased to nominate and horns* the Rev. John Townsend to the perpe tual anti augmented Cerary of Glastouhury. Mainstay the Rev. Paid Columbine, I) D. was instituted to the Rectory of Plumstsad Winton , and Brundall with Woodall annexed, in Norfolk, vibrant by the death of the Rev. %Via. Leigh, late Dean of Hereford, as the presenta tion of Mrs. Leigh and Miss Frances Leigh, MEETINGS OF CREDITOR! AT GUILDHAU... ro-atonnou . Renjamia Vl'ml4l and "Fliousits Mallet, Aura COUI t, Thregutorton-street, Loudon, brokers - 13 James South, Great Triuit)-larie, Luudou, sorrellaut to Jot,' Wright, late of Hammersmith, M i ddl e se x , cheese-monger - - - - Jubu Corrie, Lite of Weston-street, Soutbwark ; but now of High-street, Lambeth, bream - . to Jaanaa Charles Brooker, late of the Youltry, Loudon, Imberdasber; bat now of lituaitar au-gracu, Some). brewer Maury Gutter-lama. Lollde••,oloeballitilban - . 3 11 3 12 3 10 3 H 3 11 3 1 3 lu 3 12 1 _ tiliot,Hinelienter-etreet, London, Garai liowstreed, Iliigdanbroad, Middlesex, corn - - snercliont - - 3 12 'Minas lleight, Tate of Cowper's-row, Clutched friars, London, broker • ' 4 3/9 George Rensiegtun dad Alexander Remission ' ' , Otic . furl-street, cabinet-makers - . 2 10 Frederick Willair, BrewciAareet, Guides-squars , .. cbrescinonger - - . 91 9,10. i boom Jones, late of High Holborn, lookikegal. 'r • ' - ,9 1 Richard Maugham, Brennan, 3liddlosok, dr David Phillips, eisinlwidge•street, Goldin.. • broker - ........, 'lllaitiamil Maitland, Thanley-Cottage, near Ripley, Sorsey, Cliymilit - 1 i Joseph Bides, Oxford-street, ebememonger - Ito George Stockwiel, laic ofSbeerness, Kent, boat-builder i to William Gieaves, Leeds, York, currier - I lit Rivbard Hodgman, Folkstnne, Kent, engine -maker 1 lit Thomas White, Stroud, Rochester, Kent, coal-titer - chant - - 1 10 Jobs William Bilbee, late or Greenwich, Keut, shop - keeper - - ,- 1.1! Thomas Mena, Wood.street, Loudon, factor I 19 Willisinßeere, Chylous, Surrey, coat 11-master I lit Mulliurr Bishop, Hobert Bishop, and Willie,. Bioi•op v now or lute of l'anibridgc, woollen-drawls i It William John Holmes Knight, Chuicis-row, taint- - toa, insuramt•broker - - Ito - - DIVIDENDS. - John senior, Broad-court, Drury-lane, money scriveuer - - to Charles Hingestun soil Robert H ingestoo, Walbrouk, Loudon ' twit's-mercers - . 12 Ale:wider Foreshow, Iste of Wbitccliapel High street. victualler - 12 . Jobs Layton Ireland, High-street, f hiorectitch, cheese monger le Thomas Stokes, Tualerstreet, Southwark, cabinet maker to Dixon Holmes, Pie-twilit!, warehoneeman - • 10 Joke Tempered, Stelae 's-cud, Southwark, Surrey,. wino-merchant - - - . 10 Charles Hicg,eatoo, IValhrook, London man's•tnercer 12 William Berridge, Maidea-koe, keesestseet, Clasp side, Lood,ii, hosier - to Robert Hiagestein, Walbrook, Loudss, man's-sniercer 19 James Chard, Auchur sad Hope-slim, Red Lion street, St. ticerges-is-the-East, Midaksel, psiiste2 10 William Merritt, Blackmentairel, Sr uthwart, Surrey, stationer - 10 - James Breeden late a Angill-eoart, Tbrogaeorton street, Losalo:i., mercbsat - - . • lo William Phillips, Rochester, Kent, tailor 12 lease Peen Leather-lane, Middlesex, oil m a n - 32 Joseph Elkan Daniels, otherwise Juteph Mitt Da. awls, Coleusaa-street, London, inerclniot Is Henry Grandy Beets's, late of 7 Gray's-ineeiguarie, 'Middlesex money-scrivener - 12 TiMullay By;clunore, Market-street, Oxford-market, Midillmex, victualler 10 George Edward Sergeant, Portsea, Hampshire, slop seller - - • IS Sarah Bull, Brewer-street, Golden-mina% tallow chaudltr -1,, J'amse Campbell, Skakespear Tavern, Covent-garden, knitter - • • 1 George Southard, New Bond -street, limerifreper 1 William Ticken, !Marisa-bridge, Berkshire, dealer and chapmais - - . a CtRT I VICATEL Jobe Putter, of Siker ,treel, L u nd o e, wa r eboeseman, Thomas Withrrlia.rd, late is: I.everpool, broker. John Girdler, of Lambeth-road, Slt: Caseilges-lieles, Surr4, rreorttcoher. Clarks WnglitoMmihigine, Lemke, tobackaiat. WilikaLldene a. Wollum Auk, of c...a....:re v i, Yid apes, kuguAniaders Henry "tart, erVreat Curameitreet, Bosseli. square, 31inidk *ex, sunbeam. t, , COR.Y . EXCH.4 r, Dye. IL The arriellg of %rhea' with Itt.tt on bawl, mar the auplr r ratlbut toosidaraltte. l'he int.!, a iu sad pr.c?s glee way. Malt is "ebea,;:r ; Kok" iu phut supply ; and with feat , a4l of k. 401, fluctuate but tittle. 'Eliot 'Lite r als Of 4 ) . th, aLi.:l4 Goat t.inculatliire, of tveoutt qual,t) ; /Mt sales Owreof pearly II oor last corea...l). Prt't't ill, to Lt. Oisee of the Market, an Monday, Flut:r was at it Ora Ca Itf tart watt, and tu-dailikuu EURftENI' 19.11('E OF 4;1114N. Wheat.... 7oa. sty. tt •s. I Beata. 1.1.1) ..... 76 c goo od Flue ditto (new).... 943. 'net H*1141% (YU) 740,1•94. ~d &Lye. Marley 41,5 Polools ..... 4 5$ od Malt 71a. aug. Pot.sioe dtito 475.04 White Peas jr4. • r 4 . 4. hope S. ell.. set. „ (bJiltiO) $ Foie {loaf ..... aoa. Grey Peas %6s. sue. , :.ecou.l• 731. COAL-M.41/42;!! DECL:II/1114 14. shire at Maiket. LW: Mite. 06 ..N.wcastle 5, ..Switk•rlignal... • • 4 •••• 41;a- 041 a 4 9s 3 , 1• • 4 ..tititkr3 ... 3 ad, a as. ea. ritICE*OF. wroc KS 11iSTERIMV. 3 per rent. Reduced. 4 Per Cent Lone Annuities. '.. la t• 1 i °minium . India Bonds ' . . i t 1.1.::.:. Eitcluequer Ifillu 7 3 peens. Euglielt Lottery Tickets ...:21. Akt: Consols fur 6l ll iiS T. BlSlNNlnttbrulter.. 4, Curnhill, and o, CLiarinvers COURSE OF E}( Amsterdam: lo 4 U Ditto at Stgiot Xi 3 Rutteidask c.•f. 19 9tt U. Hainliurgh 3S N 4 24 U. Altiins S 24U. Pas•is 2O ♦ Lis , . Ditto st Us so Bourdtmax 55 Cadis Madrid _. saietiectlve Bilhoa Leghorn 'Napless 4.11 Genoa.. .Venice n. C 52 Do [Def. RANGE, Ave. t • Lisbon ...... 69 oportu Dahlia . Conk SU Pertnpl Gold mu Cuisk dud liars I. s. 1. per oz Duubluur.s New Pollan; Silver iu Burs New Locus (mw) 0 0 u Apo vu the Brake( N ullaud. Si pee Cant. At loyerness, the Lady of Laughter' Miregilterray, Esq. of a sou. • KARR! AGEEL• '';.• At Weiwsod Homy, Ayatbire, on *anti Nowaraba,lasa. Thomas Greenshields, brewer, Catriae is Miss Elie' Pa. tenon. It is reasathabis that the - attire sod mother of butt are elite, sad each of their faraters 1100$4111 if six sues and fear isaghtMs, IlVe yentseest of whom is sewer& of Heinen" years Est nu, Nab neither of them loan had a death is tasirtamidy. ; Oa Monday last, all Ranewittil , by the Rtv W. Pearce, A.M. David Moroi, Esq. Of Westliam Efr , rt, to Maria, teemed slaughter of Robert Myna, EOg. kI.P for Glam. crater. Oa Masan lost, by the • ray':: Dr. Browning, 3. IX. , Sladen, Faq of Ripisle-ablart, to Etheklted, eldest dare". tee. of Ximesamst St. Hartic, Faq .. The Ror.Thonsas Haskins, D.O. sou of the late Bishop., of Rsphoe, to Mies Fox, daughter of Vida year, Esq. of Ste. , phen'argeeen, Dublin. On Monday, David Morita's, EA. to Maria, second daughter of Robert Minds, Esq. M.P. tor the cutely if Gloucester. . a. . . DSATIIS. • , At Cialle-Dawson, countsy of Derry, in the tidal year of beragrAlltt. plery Ric he Was attended in I. rove by Ibi t gbillimagrootiobildres, great graart-childens, anti great t c 'Wen,. Ilse' . a • en, at the oily-awed nge of 641. R ire, - it -19.1:e, who. 77 vans lebvi since, sight by suiall.prx. In :le you' 1714, when i n ' 7utb sear, be Ilaol P.m Marl:bum ta Via-- cheater, Hampshire, tibwarilis of you alike, to visit his son, sadrashint a Land.can ilt , re him all Mc way A very short tiossasefore his death.t:W could contrive to tlarad the staalleseaseedles. -t-. Toeird'ay last, at tadlow, at aa advanced age, that acen tric, original character, William Parato*, Oil . - Idled Faquite, well tavola to stray nersankhewlbr ha an Ighhanms 'lse 'having some years ago so tamed tam frolg.,..hogs us to maks ' them perambulate the streets with ban, in :i drgrrr of data , eine and subjection with amunished the beholden, towus fr' Pad Akin. In the early port of his Lie las was a ad : r, and served under " the old Cock o f the R o ck" duril.g Moiety by the grinned' Elia hitter yeses have been chiefly surportert by the busauties of his opulent owl liennokut neighjeotars. Thoulli in the utmost degree of prams cud weeteliedoessi, he would men sabmit tit wereive pariehtal ' robe:4 aid several years age, he had mond erne petards, which be deposited in custody of a fries/, for the orpr,ss purpose of defraying faunal expenses; that even b.s Lim meat might nut he chargeable to the paeltat finds. Of this aunt throe-fourths reauslaed untouched at the dig of his death. His form was atlaetir, bid coastitht.on tultast, sad his features discovered a arm heroic spirit Wattle beer placed in more fortunate chentrestanses fur the exhibition of that spirit, he wool,' probably harshen, a Istansof promaucit merit. During several years peat, rheumatic lanissaa, oc casioned and confirmed by his hard manner a' living, COIN, pelted him to bobble to measly upon a atebes. laywhicia pies he was staietly honest ,• in manners, caul lied itmareli. sire except when Meta :bated, as he tau often was by ear Jo ' natkans of travellers and military °Meats; as *hick orra alone, he was frequently cons-eyed byes. ia a single-wheried chariot, I. the tow small amusement of baul, aid adnits. Briefly. be was at heart a man of gcniAnaitterrlty sad lade pendence of seal; sad, so far. pout Ps sloes Ism kft thew. saints of survivors vilso are not ha squab: Lately, the Rev. Thinner Mose, suss* years Wsltleter of Briefly Hall Chapel, its the coast) , et Worcester..aod author of " The Beggar's Petition," and other admired postal pines. Tuesday last. at Ilareirsalb, scar Rearing, Mrs Mn,- aged es. Out of a CUll roperty which .h, ha. ~ ,t belead lidcliiiltas . *Mimeo aotaa-otaLoool. :o charitable purposes, ad the temainder of Ler tuition to numerous rehabono. HIGH WATILIL, THIS DAT 4 AT L0bi111,11 4 4-IlitllX./.. Ham. dler..lt area after... I SALE BY AUCTION'. PRINTS, •DRAWINGS, PENNANT'S LONDON • I.VSTRATED, WORKS OF S!R J. NEYN* PROOFS, PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, i-R Os • - AND GLAZED, lac, By Mr. RICHARDSON, At hie House, No. 31, io the Strand, the comer of street, ea MONDAY, December ip, mad Four fetheerittp Emisinp, et Six &Clock, 4 COLLECTION of PRINTS, istrlndil r Englialt Pertesits, teeny very rem ; Dravrino, by larding, Gardner, Raley, Mother& ne.; the Works ef Sir 1. hey uulds, principtiy proofs, in high preserral.4, a , Et, togs, by Roighent, Potter, Seam. eft, Waterloo, a... dein Prints, plum esti+ to colours ; a, large Collection of I o pograplitcal I), wines fur Pennant's London; Graug..,': History of Portant irhid, is d sots Ire. Sc.. To be crewed on Smurday, Dmember t;, sod Mellen". Sale. Catalogues MA 142 had, 6.1. each, of Mr. Richards...l. No. 31, Strand. printei by, G. 1:1 VVIDWON, Ire /14 Botwell.con-t, Caleyotreat, and pahltelted a: the 41' law. is, Pack or St. Cleaara 'barb, Feo WHITE, of same ersoe —Orem% tom. for %bk. I seat to the office„ Port raid), will be duly °Ur, ohlall ' COlgriM4ed Liar-street, 444;;;; wuteTam cr- b•• chant - wit' Thomas Talnaiu, Goodirti4treet, St. Patictits, tafkw Samuel tiepin, Groscester-tnesa,)%thikatn. 011••11•1 SO— Samuel Ibbetsoa, Ludgate-hilt, 1-111/11wita-ailt-nuncer Levy Satusuct, late of Sutukclaad, Milted; Mat now I P °. an ti tamsta:nbeet, Coodatan's- Acids, Midatmeta, 0 1 • cluck-maker - - - 'ilk" lat‘ocac rii.t,SiincVenterunteet, London nuttchant & Wi 2 Ohl 1 to II to I ial "I .131 to 49 oot