The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-06 00:00:00

VP w7wl ir ".', /• . , .111.4RGATE, Sm. 4. 1.. The following-Imperial, notifliation was precool. ptedyesterday, •vn. • • : . "The limier of the Ceremonies (respectfully) Informs the Public, that, (tom • this tip*, then:olj be two 84114 at the Assembly Acme, oil litUudays sud Thursdays." Oasida 'bolt ems?. • Lo caul be catureure by adrift ! • Cupid is a demurral, and i leveller! Ile path been playing the very 'deed in. the Isle of 'rhanet during the last 10` days. When his wanionnine and his malignity is to stop, rune CaO aseeibtik; and, to mend the matter, Mr: Cs.antsstiii, 'who is hid first Aide-444m,, arrived• here OA this : morning !rota D4ves! . •.. Now Lady Mothers bide yaur . dleedeys heat% And hoodwink Certpiolf; lead Ogil 48 "1 4. • • Yesterday anethet tratitlyocedeted Itentoghtei. where a .young lady three, *herseltYvents the Vlits,, and wes dashed into atomsl., the souse i if 445 - fatal •• proceeding was an incnrp t hienttechtemst . ffit e piing% man of !hat 'town; wlintn her (tape's slernly. for: bade to see • again, 'nut 'to •Ise7 bee . equal in citicemstauees Meth ;t. but, LAI Lath no genealogical' records fut twang' .1,0601 sour will the ardent : weld° oenslesie;sd tocalealate bpon profit s and loss,- when he is blowing Aiello . ember. of pillion. • Yesterday a chamber-maid, belonging to alioartl2 ing.histise in Geeil.ryeare, cut her throat, but n'ot mortally; this, 'it is •staid w as a. 10ve:44.0r alio., The ppor,,wench . became enamoured with agay dts ceive ) r, whirirati pyoffered his vows as thick .0 stqurs fill m . yiuter, and she, auricularty, devoured , the verbal poison. Mr. JA nets *bath' drentred the waned; and some hopes are entertained that . the de.; luded girl may do will. The Philander, wh.o.thus tripPed,ap the 14ell'af her heart', is a da tl tia a Gity Buck of the third order, who wit st boarder in the house, but not one of the profitable class: as 'he be was a notorious threbposneder, mitl`:passet by • the familiar ,appellation of the Young litespEator . p for, though affection might-injure his peace, keiraid , not reduce the voracity of his appetite! On Thursday morning the body ofa Mr. Golli,l tho brother of a Chymist in Cecit.stpiare, wee brought into Margate by a man of war's boat ; it is said that he' lost his life by being seized with a, splint) while bathing, 'isle had hired a bast for that purpose. The means reconimeuded by the Ile- - thane Society were used to recover him, but with. out the desired effect. ------- • As the late b..xing match between MolyneilaS the Black, and Blake, the butcher, did not satisfy the worthy amateurs at Saint Nicholas, who thoeght tbw butcher was not enough of a glutton, the isp' proaching conflict between the Black and Cr ib, is to be fought at Pegraell Bay. .7 Lady A u o psi 4 • M tiaike anti ie: -Ir4lvbo at Ramsgate, where abet Pest* t s Duchess of Striate. 114..itATilliNG. • . comperiiit ell: the batbinkiplater'iiiit: :0 bait sego, we ecbioiasisead hitti*ates. At ,Scathe: rough, at Weithatithi, and 'at heve;lll ft ',fere, links' of demaitath'iti &tier tietutettithd st*tie of *Won for the'Ledlea t ibitrriPtiikeseit but et Margate they baie vette "cir ehlidh - A44ifit4 *retie fences, but all the gib? itivilhe n r; higgledy piggledy ; and Bitty' ane - Itßay, • and Charley and 'Clarinda, are all 'Wirth* wilitin a few feet of each' - eth4l,4t. - ..ii-ltad - :thitt'ilte machine* hiviil'ariposterloi irehieL nerally half lifted up,. like delitiOtetatteilt6l4l log up her tail to evacuatel le' the' *gessVi"'ef . which the Ladies peep, mid no idea eic6iS the dippers, who ever and emit( Tisk Malls( so toady Naiades hi distress . ; bit itlenbi l tliteirlpf . the ruder set, who' sport 'their enatdintitilit 4 the sun.beam,'and kick; add add . ketitttlet,'44l# reremonie, in the sightlif air whii.jcio-ser to i sar them, either by land et' vital New', tilt pwfl.' bte, speaking philosophically; that the sitilitrairts the has been washing' the ivory limb! of Ltitsitia,' can cireurnrolve the limbs of Ltrisi,'' . •willittutitetn.. municating some eleCtrical ejkiat? thetic charm, that may be ittlinetitild'ailion the Gen.' : Centro, if not detrimental to the' ? At any rate it may he opet.ing a eheptii hi sophy, for the youth of either lei. whiCh may have more of magic than edification. hilt.* But-we shelo leave this interestitittopie to be ultimately - die-1 cussed, between Mr. LC Bei, and the Dippers ii 1 ordinary. The brig Penelope, Capt. Jusien TIAGUe, With, a cargo - of wine and sugar, left Alladeird on 12th• alt. with seven Gentlemen passittgeri • ciii Ip4ard, for England. She reached the British Chit': nel after a pleasant seise° of 20 day.; atid•on tile lbt inst. five of the passengers left her, Mid lainfed at .litngsblidgo ,in Devonshire. Md . passengers are Messrs. ALEXANDER FRAselt, STEEN' i 'lißUdes . SIVoRtaIDGE, Joeua PLIELI•SiGXORGE fiEfit'LEXls. and RALPH. . .._ Extrart kern *letter, dated Ningsttki ;a et ii eti 33d June t---t" The brig Elk, of 18 glint; 'Oaptaiii 2Coscit..lN, from• Havanna, arrived .since oar list. She brdight in with her the ship. Ho:kr* one of Ihellost that-saileil from Portsmouth under . the'cort:t way of the Hyperian frigate, bin - which 'weevil,. away with, and carried into Ifisvatnee - .lyy-Are cteti t, l roftcr having murdered thesCaptain and Mate.. Fiii f the mutineers arrived in the Elk, twet. of whom were committed to Gaul to take their trhatera Court . of Admiralty Sesiions.. . . When the FrJuch evacuated Clatmea, General!. trcar're left -a letter apologising fur the.oulcagei committed by his troops, which he imputed to the abaudonment of the place by the inhxbitantei dnd the assassination of two Prench prisonsrst.—anel 4 ncluded by a threat, that if; on ids neat, visit t the inhabitants ran away., he would erase - thelititOr The. answer of the Spanish- General' Lismeoi:l( concludes by the folloiviug laconic 'assuratteu: 41 1 r every house which you burn in CuencaiT 4 ' shaikt,Cause to be put to death one Fretieb ofilcer: l '6t one 6, rjeant, one corporal; sod two soldiers - , gg of the risoners in my power." . In one f the articles of a Benefit . Society, at the; west end 4 the town,.the following descriptiou of persons piditiibitett 4unt becoming members thereof is inserted, Lis. 46 nelawyer, or lawyer's clerk, ut soy othor ffangoramiactilioets." • I a 1 b a a a .1 S t' a ra a c c. 41 is C4RACCIS. RAltt Is Al, Just 11....-TheCommandant.General of the'Army'ot Obsertatiaii and Defence of the Weir, the *Sliirquis 'del. •Toro, has been commis slimed from the Supreme Junta to present to that of Barinat the wishes of •fito province of- Caraccas, in a nutsin.: Worthy. of the spirited.tesolution and sriso - diapositintis of that State. Not to lose a mo ment in the execution . of 'his commission, he ad. b dtelifil; Off thi ith, w letter to the Superior Junta 'pf 'Goverriment and CuttservatiOn, quite conform. *We to the confidence that the Supreme Junta of Canons had y.e l insett in this Chief, and to the pacific deo)gns that distinguish 0 . 014 operations. This cir. -.Contatinee has - sanctioned irrevocably . * rectitude of 'One proceedings, and the high opinion Rarities 'aralitstly deserves, which aiss issured the Marqois del Toro of •its. ardent-wishes to see him, in that ca pital, where fie will lsaveihopleasere of.confiroAag the unanimity' of all their designs for promoting the Suedes. of the sacred 'rinse • which,,both proyinotis 'have iwniti 'to' tnelittaite:und the 'favourable issue df width depends Awthe Utgorl and geriertialty an., •sloutirsed•hy this protioetling.• • - • . . , In equal terms tlie;Stiperier .Isintaint govern. • . . 'mist find Ciinfersationexpr4s4lemarelviss to this Selsorior dUittign i titter tyy,.the hand of thC Same tOlanaildanl 4 ol6 l 7lll, renewing and increasing )list hopes' * e hatVitstirytiettettoini.3l from the prudence -and . ' foresight ' with. kohlticti ltarloa° determined ill fate, the moment it learned our resolutidn. The` Reps la 411,0 444 3. witheut looking to say ether In. urea!, 01,4PectioLant other glory (kap that "hick beiongs'lia a ~ peOlite, fa ithful and ge d nerens . , bate adblited:oui..priheipleti have inittitte therii;*ntid ; Mite askedj:.l4'.. uniting! themselves with nsj all those seeuritietthat ,are the guarantee of a solid and. permanent union. - Nothing b ouw -molting to be. wished for fo,Otitilde,te its distinguished, patriotism ; and iettlinit littiottiages'and extends its energies..to the °epode° thht:fitere represented it in the Supreme Junta, 'it lids been MA6lOll.'lOOO to fulfil ,aft the' duties. of tqrsliality and decorum, an tkipasingiD ? ' Nicholap,Puliddin manifesting to his aighness,thni: Retinas „continues cud becomes 6 asore con ~ every day in the pakielity and good will dii tik I find attoottacea to -the' Goveinment id Caracas, ea -. biting tie strongest desire and'entlety'for its prod. poerity.- I Let the genius afrdiscoid tremble on see ing so gear the triumph Of union Over ambition and ,eilletey. ~• ClitieoiViljtime %I.—Th(3're Inive just arrived lb the port of etnayla . the Merope sloop of wain, of . his Britannic Majesty, nutlet the command of Cap. tain. gtin • the gun-brig4stlk, under the command of Lieat. ' Brown ; and .14 corvette Guadeloupe,' commanded by Captain Read. T tie . two first yes. seta are' those' which' his Eicellency Vice-Admiral Cochrane has appointed to protect our commerce and coasts from the attacks of the French, and the third is ,to Convey. to Landow any dispatches, con. missions froin this 'to* that Government. - 3 y these. vessels the most cunvinciug and satis. • lietory JeMonitratlians have been received or friend. Ithip Und'protecticin on the' part of our generous ally, and the most handsonic offers of assistance by J(sa.represontatirea its ,the Antilles. Although his Excellency Admiral C9ohreark had not yet received oar eilninianieation respecting the transactions be ftOiteitt Capt. • DiAseii,' of the Ringdove, and the tillittiishoOist Strati 'Fe,- he had disapproved of ,* Conduct of this Officer, in hiving interfered ;4rith our, proceedinga relative to the packet Forlu ',lpcii,.and his Excellency. has assured this Govern. sheik that he has taken the must .efficacious means 'Entprieent a repetititio of any circumstances capable saf istirirepting'the good harmony that exists, and thatch is' Excellency . writhes to preserve between the tritants of Venezuela and the subjects of Greet I' loin. ' ! Il l s • Etrelleney Sit gedrgo Beckwith, Comman. def In Chief or the lind forces of Martinique and eilintalutipe, has addressed similar demonstrations of friendship to the Supreme Junta, congratulating It on its installation, 'promising it every assistance A ntispower, and assuring us that our merchant teiritila Shalt be well received 'in those islands, and tinted bd'the seine footirigovith respect to the tarif of dude', as the vessels 'of West '3 ritaiti . . His Ex. eellency communicates to ns if the same time the iipportant informatibn 01 au' Francla basing lost all their possessions in the Eask,lndies. Captain Bata, gave an . elitivitt eitertahnuent to the Ladies asitt,Gentlemanrof Fshnuoth on Thum. Clay last, on hoard ;bp Maramrpwas packet at Fat. month, to catelsrate,the sviptory lately obtained'.by, his tore '.ol6ore and .- men. I'lre; Kist. ansihie, .friondk were Ortaiik.' . under csititos of her victorioas stantion: ; . _-', .. ~ ' , . On.:.Wirdneaday sennigltiovn .f . COnttAlartiai was held on board the Salcadoi . 44Viihnia, for di lit of .060 Trigg: .iiifOki.ok. g.:ll4.Prea4deag. far thaiihg.lteen, iutozittyiutti . .t4Frlcsaly thr oraA 'OW aliskled osodle:ort . . eiskpilitits, w i ll ii ch cinch, lei, . ala *naafi gerett: ),Ni7itiiiii; . its con ' NOmmi it ;alaieli: ti:Srajeidt' Otoffloinia)mr ) .WilktiOelailititit'Aii T g lp . !dilute b/tOsv isrputt liefriedithilri'f#o4 Vies • ' Ydlt*liii the bee', are ..rgeret4tAte .. ,olekitt alYld'tkviiterbsgstes nen It.ill , . a •w as 'aft* wards 'e issivir 7'4' I d '4l*. ii ttltdai Oil*, - httli s : w burs it new litarrotqlieeuattetilhqatlee . ' Ao elttfriy•apto at . the iname -of ! liarei -shealiblkil self. in Fore.sfetit, .yosterdayi t EtabiropplOsissOli *cater/ irks was soppoicil so 'ltaak.beete...tha cause. • •'-- • 4,0. • . • - In.avillage'esilled ThiirKiir Wi I tshlti t i, Onager has .for, a cariositna - fuit g4oval-rst; it ribbit; and ia cat, •vrttieh have been traineds.spiktotiithetio one sort of cage, ~ • ~ • , , .... ; A ad 'bioketutt . lastritputorning in White-. istaisat, , netiti'StGitorgels • Church. It raga with {great~ fit ryt for N i 4r thrit - tioWt4; The' iiretnheiOT lea4,4mitmt cafpcuter wero'cirrifely'hatut down: . I.!.. e . TirtianFtt Stostlnt.—Wb moreillte'et• froth the' 'tititesant bultry.state of the atmosphere, - and °Mile tient acCuartalion of electric - iluid,:that it• will At pus'oir witnout wore storms, accompanied by Ithinitlei orlighening rand 'it is ciSrtain that, on the 19th' of Twit monde, • tfrert will b e a gbliliif shiic'er; indeed the five Ilwenty. Thothand Po'und Prises to le drawn on that day have already eleetrijf4ll the 1 14014 body of 'adventurers. `. -- THE STATESMAN. PO LICE. MANSION-HOUSI.—A youog man named .eis.., more, a jeweller's appren4cs v itplitosght up so suspicion of picking the poflreit or axpsourvinA Bartholomew Fair, of a vrateliV..;c if wi4,... _ ~.. a,Pe', The charge was not, howeVefall i cst 10.P241 . 11,1121fme I and the Prisoner was dischawd, w it' pii4Optlwit, lecture. I,e, Gutr.onat.t. 4 —The time o? the Magis trate Was., occupied the whole of yesterday, in hearing ilsgL complaints of the os'ficers on duty in Bartholdneever' Fair, against a party of the light-fingered eon 4 ; who were detected in the exercise of their piofeeti4 sion, on the preceding evening. Several of itilt, gentlemen were ordered to be lodged at the City el tence'ontil . Friday. . WansuitaTetatcr.—Xesterday a fellow of..gen teel appearance . , dressed 'in black , was put to the bar, beitie chaegiiby a Gentleman of respegtabi. lity with wee - long .hiee, near Bunhill-fields,. 6n ' Tuesday evening _tafty and attempting to commit a moat detestable offence. The evidence against the .Prisoner being clearly made out, he was ordered to iud bail for his appearance at the ensuing SetatOns for.the assault. Irerrovrargattnew.—Yesterday, a loarnernian . smith' of Ma -.flame of Griffin s , undaniekt licairilnatfoli,' being charged with the wilful ividrder ' of his' Wife, at their lodging in Onslow-street, Sal. .frott-bill, bet Ween 12 and one o'clock yesterday "Metnidg l : by cutting her throat, and wounding her ,on the-body with a knife, in so shucking a manner ,ae.to cause her immediate death. It was statedin ,IWidence, flint the Prisoner and his wife had been Itf .. .Bartholomew Fair, accompanied with his •brother f and tfiesisler of the deceased, . who were present in. the room at thelime the horrid deed was committed. Thi•ebeige being clearly substantiated, the Pit.. sonerikatilly Conunitfed for trial. Unlit "f f it.r.,--Jokis Pettit was charged on sus.: I. picion . bt etigim -a quantiiy• of port wine, the property of...Mr: Clatedsky, of Philpot.street. It i appeared thatlii.,Clandsley's house being tinder a ! state ,Of . repair, the Prisoner and several other workmen' were employed there. Mr. Clandrley 1 was out of town, and the concerns of the house: l were left under the management of a clerk, who lived on the premises. The clerk !Mini OCIIISIDO to godown to the winc-celler on Sitnrday . last. covered that the dbor had been forced, •aud., it ' bottles of wientititen away; ; and haviug'a itiapipi . of the Prisoner, .bainnediately ; procured an .e a. cer, and. went to khe Prisoner'sbßuse 10 search Nis premises. The Prisoner, howeve i r, when therar4 rived there, contrived to Let tiq AO% firt4 l 4,and: saying something to kis wife in a jegs t veSieeK6U,t not understand, he detained - t lesi . at Ails 11,00,1 whilst the wife threw -6°m ifOtti Dot at the window . into a back yard. On exainiaing-tfio yaid -after. wards, the Officer discovered it ,wal c ,carepred , with pieces of glass bottles, and the , imeepietlt stierdl with port wine. Carrying their sehreh . forthesi they discovered a full bottle of port t i lild'wn,,down the privy,- which on examinatio n proved te" bare a mark on the ink similar to some in Mr. Clandstley's cellar. Mr. Clatitlsley could not speak accurately i to the qaaptity, of wine he,had, but he believed it amounted tewpwartis of 14 dozen. 'rite Prisoner was (ally cetamitteti for frig ._ . A New York Paper has the following respecting General 4nusrnoNo, the Americin Ambassador, at Paris :—" When this Gentleman's nomination for his Embassy to Franie was sent to the Senate, that body was equally divided ; the Oominatioo was , carried by the casting vote of.the Presid , r #4,u111, the Noes was General SA.MUEL SMITIL .S ., 14 m4llot I. he opposed to the appointment ' Did 4. . r. 66 elN 7ra ARMSTRONG would not be Olen!, RO rspoud,olljr ; 'yielding to the wishes, the C 90111144 RRdi baßmitil Ito BONAPARTE ? iii c a..: 1" " General ARMSTRONG haentkletipciiva' three years. This circumstance it' vtt rhirSt. ital. our Government, though not to the'peocli.. , W . is the reason ? He will not, as en indivtilual,pve as a Minister from' this nation, submit to 1)114?-' suited by the EMPEROR. The Ministerstrt i nV different Powers of Europe, at the'Freeck gnat . v are treated with the greatest hauteur,. and ofacts with Insolence, by BONAPARTE ) and submit to itel Ailastnotso will not suffer himself to be trodden under foot. Evert thing American is treated at the French Court with the utmost contempt." If we may credit the many accounts given of the Spanish troops,, which are to be sure very contra dictory, it would appear that they have among them 'time Don'Quirottes and some Sanchos. . A Gentleman in York receiv.ed an account a few dageigo, that his wife, who u in this city, was liteized with a locked jaw, from which he-inferred -.that the loquacious Lady mint, of Coarse; be dead, and actually put oa mourning. . ,:i% , -' ' A Professor of Philosophy, In Edinhurgh,-has discovered a newinetliad of prodneing art ifi cial NMI : iiiiiii not irnigifihdlitat artificial cold could Ilitmyak etteislte in'' , Scotkna I ' • _ ~.. ~ , din extraordinary peestit; Ma- ipinng up at li, in the person of a IVI.-'tosere, a ventrilo. ivist, whose life, according to his own account, hes often been endangered by his performances. In , !flpaitti hivnierevify travelled heft burned; in Ger. many, the peasats would have beaten him to death ,*(a circumstance totally unknown.in that countr7 o ): llits'peCially at Frcyburg, where, he teazel them rM. qhber toe much.' In another place lie renewed the . Iracl&or Saturn's am: A peasant, unable to got . rwird ivith his sluggish donkey, f e ll unmerc if u ll y f e pen the- poor animal; which at once opened • his , Oath, and" the, addressed his master t 7.." llas - Yeit Cod' fit** creatkd us all equal .? It 101 l e Wu: -at length to chankie-our parts. Deseehd, ihen, and let vise mount thy . h ack." The peasaoti ho, in the whole' course of his life, had fire and any but two.legged uses speak, waa,patett iv vely terrified, sprung from his s e at, , apd-ta ! . .tiwai r , , .. , • ifirmly convinced that thi s p oor dO T . 9 1 ,er• r. )hessed with a devil. i t . On Saturday last,' genteel man„dresscd in a blue oat, with his hair powdered, taeotnPanied by a oman dressed in a buff-striped mpalin /44 m r . he pretence of l oo ki ng a t apairtnikitls, I, '. et I v ow, 1.. m abeth, took the opp or tutiity,iii own' Id-fashioned metal watch, t w c o'l4 ite' alit,.,' a4l*, tobl-key;.with Wilda they get oft tiittetiKoircred. 0 • : 1 ,, O. :(,(1 armk 3 per 3 .0 r r h D • S.‘ - pk.7 . 7 :; i' DEATH OF AN RXTR4O CHAILIGI" , Pass:o Atiwayteieue, • • Died,' at Parkerstown (Vert Vincent, an Indian, aged 95. summand among the Cognawi !toted ' , by French influence, 0 bpd `trounces. General Bri itinur defeated at Fort du g•tet anii is. Captain Vinc.. 114'061Intry southerly to the m , r o a - . ba d . returned before thr rtned ambuscade which Upon the death of Braddock, contended against Colette! W often.said, that if 13radilock man then advising him, he wol served. That Braddock did Washington as a soldler, and tl tat Colonel. Washiugton ham Ilidiants where they, supposed conquerors.' At that. time Car with his warriors to his tribe. Meneetnent of the revelutionai .John, soon learned that Cole' genies's...ler in Chief; that his interest,heleft them, fully bel preseried Colonel 'nistnlier •of his young witrim 'Braddock, Abiad-41tot at-Wsisloi could kill him; that' about , the John received from Greneral commis,ion. Ile piloted 'the A. Cambridge, through the pros! Quebec. He was at Quebet fell. He well understood She bi. tionary war, having, in 1775,• rican cause. The Legislature 1 ktiOwn this distingbished chick 'him a pensioner. Captain John by a Roman Catholic Priest itv tht and in the leads of that chards. pressions were not erased., At mint Of the forest known to rise sons; (* . sleep without his vesper at least offeringtup his silent bo, From his Roman instructor he I quarto Fteireh Bible. This he served as his best inheritance, ai lumithed it to the Rev, Bunn supposed that Captain Vincent slasohnere, generoits, humane, 1/untiLeieit, 'presented him by G‘ i tor Ikeqtreatiketl, with some oth, RichSitdson: it, • ttp ,fto o t'Euetd'ay eterrintat Bu !pi 'meeting of. two partiesi owkAllawa,. otertbrewing . MN* i tinobooths,near the buepi POldifAlsalitsten of Whichlhe Hadit-not been for the timely asl mahothe Whnin would have been the ,peril of .being trod down, pointed men wished to accost the g ee and prevented further di Inconsequence of several ini the Maidenhead, • Isletierth, and ford stages, for earryitirmore tl lowed by Act of Parliament, hat the Nlagistrates met 01l Tueadt Pigeons, Brentfor, to hear the they convicted tge respective following sums :—The Maiderthi worth, 121. ; and the Bientford, penalties been mitigated, they wo' to upl. Some evenings ago, three yos e'en the foot-path, in the neigl Glanow, were met by two met ,lora, t walking iii a quiet sober m -passel., quo of them stabbed thi ithe aim with a clasp knife, whi , his liaird;atid proceeded forw , speaking or looking behind ; u. sliqswerli'so much terrified, they yenta ottmind to send any puma till ittwas too late. There is now at the house of bury, Worcestershire, under the second story window,' at ak the ground, a wasp's nest, resent) but considerably.larger, and' awl its outside texture resembles ca light grey colour the entrance 7 of the nest, and die colonyaOpet k to preservetfor its singularity BIRTHS." At Teddington, the Lady of twain lW;tiesty's ;ship Amethyst, of It SQ/I. On Tuesday last, to Harley-street; Pole, Esq. ola son. At the house of her father, grebtotind, Of W. frena; Esq. 'Actuary to - theltock pany, of n daughter.. MAKILIHD. Thunday last, at.Sti•Aser Owlet* of the Hon. Hatt India Company's Servi Sophia Pigott, of Soho. At Camberwell Church, 'f.' Tati Conduit-street, to Sarah. youngest daughter Esq of fly-place,. Holborn. t)o Saturday 111.4, Horatio Thomas ford, to. Eliza, &lest daughter of Joseph same place. . btlD. Oa Tuesday last, In the lbtlyeaf al l . rEsq.. To those who had tbe:happlaisoh testimony to his superior excellence wools those who hod not, all would be inadepiate Yesterday morning, at blir house in Go Welitm s lilslei, Mr: Chu rl .' Pc bus. The di was one or the Lords of his Mojesty's Treasui Member of Purfialaoat for IYover; durii of Mr. Pitt. Yesterday mbrnWgi Joseph Savage, Esq. Surgeon, Kings land, Middlesex. At Greedwieh, Mks Prisea Anderson, youngest doughti.r of the late Col. And•emon,' of the ILnyoil A.rtiltery. On Friday lust, in Sloane-streor, A leiander Lyitch, Sscs. At Teddingtoo, Jinni's , Merebr, Evi. of ' ilinsover-street, Mary le - bone , many i•tan sup hf Ms Majesty's Jasisces of the citt f ti, 7 or the county of Middlesex, esday last, France, , , eldest daughter of John Dyer, at.tretor: Ili "flllt iini - 3:l 2l st r %l e r. f). .litias !fulfill de, -11 l eetaa. Starry. k. . ,14:11 Rut:Ask - 4 ity D. tot 21.1 1 .1 u 11 ,,VAtasii3 O r►tcs 87. Fleet-rect. ' • ~ , PR CA tittStOL:kS V 4 1 ,544.01;i41 7 . °1.1:41' -titrail„X`" rt . d. 68 " k t i b •Indid 114 21 pr. C.fl Mt. Dills pm. 513 r. ivy 9 901, fur Arc: 6tiiii 946' 4-16 j • I Lottpr/licketz "t 1.155 ., • ' too seagg /°R If 'E R. s, I Aim r•rk,J 44 4 .) rmont), Captain Jena In 17*, be hada rogga Tribe,"ihen.ep. to these th en Col mei raddock "es, at that :sue, near where Pins. ;:tit had reconnoitred mouth of the Scioto, he engagement. He n defeated Bralldrielt, t, he commanded and Washington, and has bad. known the groat mild have been pre. nut eitnsider Colonel therefore lust his life; 'sued thp French and ed themaelva to be apt. Vincent •returned , That at ihe cuts. ;or war, he, Captain one; Washington was ; tribe beins in Britiek ilieving 'that the Great I Washington . ; the; Iri r 'after the'deaig‘ol hingtim, 'brit nohody e year 1770, Captain r ashingtmo a Captain's A asedmin troops from vince of. Maine, to t -- when • Atontgoiicry :Itiesstioy espousal r the. t h .lin. ee. le of Vermont, haying flain, long sinCeinado lon was early &Ideated the Frenelr language, These early am- t no time was dais tr. rise without his up. !rs, or to est without wt reverend petition. , had tetelted a fikep !often road, and pre. and it is said 'has be. Ilan Ball. It is not was perfect, but he and pious. A ;mi. S'reiteral %Vashington, her articles, to . Air. th'uiutnew fair, °liar who nightly reship that comes. rn theiev. kid gate were apse!,.,,. candles set fire ta. assistance of. a gentle. bein in a 614 gr", At , which bOlek nplish, be smothered damage. informations against nd one of the Brent. than the,riuntber al. tying been preferred, sday, at the 'three to complaints, whoa e proprietors in the inhead, 251. ;. 4, 101. ; had not the would base amounted Dung ladies walking ghbourhood of Port- en in the dress °fail- nanner ; bat as they he lady next him in hick he held open in ward without either unfortunately the la- y had nut the pre. suit after the villains of a lady, in Han- sa envet•board at 'bout feet' frost imobting a swallow's, did; still expands ; cambric paper of a e is from the bottom ears very numerous: pr. da Jacob Wallah of his the • iiiri); ( of Charles rod, retektglie. the Lady ack Liftl'Abilranee Coin. ett; W. F. Desailly, Eq. Service, ° to Miss Nancy . I 'athatn. Esq: of Lamb's ighter of Daniel Fear" Gilchrist, NA.of *pb I s tiilips , Esq. of tole • Elia age, . I n s ePh P dirt ' ss of knowing hi" any ,•outd be supeitluno t is . gelaie. in Great °eerie-street. [lie deceased Genilennia reasu ey, find totally eat* ating' the AtigniniAratioa P. Eso. Surreoo. ' 7 7 - 7;r f 5 7 ,7 1- 7: - 7;d;1 7 7 IN ~T