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I li fink 1 Wert "" M . 1,1, TI „tt , re jitat ed 'or er- AccodßoOdatiOn had been matte laj4r Baldwin. and rejected by' ni, have obtaitted Mr. .itoottor dication of Cie particulars of the nunieated by lulu uncietliately . " DO RN January 19, tans. Ibis morning; •I atteccad Cept. Ann 'ovulated , shortly after Major Baldwin ird be Major L'Estrawge• Maiut iug towards me, said, • 1 bettere, Sir; c dowse but to as on the groaned aid toad ford my swot. 'Najaf Vit.strenge thou e distauce fhOUld 11C r-4 answered, that Ye.ri rug:m.(l in au Asir of that nature 'rive yards ,Cll3 the canal distance. Maio; . liiis, So,* a very particular business, was lee quite fur enough.' To this pur led. Ire then nwasu,'ed and narked the I avred, that Ms,jor B. sad Capt• li• rr by a weed of commaxd. When they inmd, Major 1: Estrange asked air . if /I , lf or t.su piste* at a time' i as. Amami* Oct .trot lafficient. Ou re. Najor Baldwin are .visa step forward : ireyomil the . ark. . a.n Arm example Our s • . achiuged imaskt , l Ili*: L•ga . raege . taysildrif livered a wur 13 a; I the same to Captaia . ,other shot u rack:aged within* edict. instantly dad to load Major bald sidel;vce. ; and I loaded ,no pistol, the name sail sin arsestronte fund. Major L'Estradge "Oaf," Oh. Sir, yunbad bean hind both bleb 1 took,the other pistol, Gina Cape". )tided it also. A Owe chat v;i4 then ex. offectw—wisen Major Baldwin dashcri his CI ouud, sad wart away revue:ll puss front ajor Baldwin's returatag 'to his gionad, a ext•hiagaiL, when Captain Arai/aunt in his sight leg. Major B.ildii . it than ad e yen wounded l' lie rereived noscsii se; a Arasitt?':: 3 ; bloody,. he said, 4 pp*p# A 1 0041. t 9,14,1ic; aid wallasdr: .*.S6ONISY 3100./M s ,lst." triroript. Amnions' ant also aware, lits4csees . which oesasianed the late beart.aqualty criserrestuted ; but lila 4 eakaing - at tile present 030- ' diticu*inu of a mil .;Per, which, as etwiCr i is to bc itweitigitel in due tpeteitt tribtinal.—.l4b. 1 1, igOA. OF TIEOMOA I LIS .FUNEILIL. kis of this veierable Nobleman were x o'clock on Thursday morning, fit* is Cirest George-street, Westin's annly rank, at Taplow, Bucks, for lie procession moves in the follow= • • r porters, with sew-es sod poles. wok COrrynta a I'W of kalifs*. • Ara hursernes, two and too. 'otrbactors, with Keynes sod antlea a fringed dray, etid ule.. ptoperly dirtied, to• • velvet cuatdou, in centre, and Ahrt twogeoeutn, !father big horse. th el a loonies and time Leant Pages oa eath ;Me. k awl oat comb on each olds. with ..Ste Fratte,io Senn lit, Calrtt,w Cletoeilig, tiu; fin Intimat. L mod, of tie deceuell. with Who Itineracy", and Jilt coach Page each suit. ih k si a vales gawp and four. mks coveted with crimson velvet, on I% Uriy From:Lome piste, 011 winch were Lordohip's Arms sod Titles,. with a xi coronet cod star, of the Order of the aides were covered with eight Cal ais, and twelve 'doer sears, tvithche 'Die Order of St.' Pstatica."—The salon was expected to he met on its plow by his Lordship's tenants and A conducted with great solemnity to 'he whole.undet the direction of 'Mr. non, of llridee-otreet. Weshnituhr, muna4cinent of the late Sir R. W. uneval. • . au and fifth:et-6ns are Minested to 'end. for wad ei trouble, as the Assent! , lka in Ur 7411 cotunteace on Moodily riut, the-add laud - Concert. Vocal Performers, . • .1 11 INCIVS, gedszliC D'Amitdif. t•are sI, Signor 311 A RTta4 . , d io , : car, Ow firs ! p o r, : ciat;Nr p. . G. 1 ART ~ ..6 t ettiti`r Of i C lila, 1 4. 41111.11;ft itffriKid utc r: vber9;iiTtan, wend, at the °ace every (meted) nom one tin rare wehgt. rt):dtAt rlirt,-auliday at the Public Offices. ON ....... SALE, r oily,Paint to be ma4e in SpanioA icb a tratelowlile dine want will lw 'intent of daft and fill flavoured TEAS, be Lost Indite in tl.e crsr antis infemila wk.!. but landed et Mooniest, (owtug r t. the Captnitii, poem) ant. since that cane lewbd orieteerbil einti , ters. r shots, Rigging, Old Junk, tree. r &OW tare Bailie. Apply to C-Try g Sir r-I'H—m. •Ir of the 'born, pat:tenitely the T at, are 'the ate.,ioy, as, fruit the per4:i.tr e:r. tow h they sere (being thtbte of the so be offer, d cheap. r C Lrs t beaut stet, it tivf Kint;-'s Canny. Immo._ ye' ▪ liern burned to the iriotot.. - :The I iu the attic story, vrhititipa . iy tom he lox' 03 the roof, and 'Ow streams soon ruu in g , iol torreutc, brit 110. reaturr to entet the Imaseto, *'.Ford to furniihre, and erCry thin enn. ouse, were all eatisnmed.' No life not More tl4o live years since the tpleted, and edit 70,0001. it was Hated seale,aod was a Iteaittiful and en of that species of architecture. It z demesne of skteh ewtettt, 'l6 , that it well its erred tli.irta n v it* !vine forest. 'l'l,o4* that reenlitrt humanity and I!4“.rality ten Mr. Roar, nu the occasion of anomie being , newly coasumelt s4lditional regrr.t f.te his •Lordstitts LAW INT E LLIC dcUt. or, KING'S BENCH, Wcstmtmatst, Ytl. I. ° I , , Sittini at Nisi Prigs before Lord ELLtrisoßouos. WISHER v. SaInIULLEN. 'This was . an action brought for damages, the Plaintiff having bought twenty-tight puncheons ofn weer, at 44d. a barrel ; the quariity, agreed for was 1 !behest exportation heer; the Phu of complained it was not ►uch, awl on account of which he sus tained a great loss. In dofeoce it was 'contended it, was of fife quality agreed upon; that the Plaintiff nude no complaiut of the beer, until six mouths ,After the delivery ; that the Defendant then scut a person to try it, who attested it was good beer.— Another Witieae proved, t h at be tasted the beer in. November lust, that it was of the quality of good exportation beer'; that it wad then rather hind by having been kept so long, but it had the • Streogth of body such beer required. The Jury, without heditatiou, returned a Ver dict for the Deft ndant. sotostoe O. ostotagiut.. This was au action brought by the Plaintiff. for goods send and delivered. It appeared, that the Defendant had • contract: for sopplylng 1116 Mu jebtv'b ship St. Albans. then lying at Portsmouth, with stores ; not being able to get them himself, he applied to the Ph.mtiff, who ordered different tunics-people to let the Defendant have goods to the amount of 841. the greater part of which sum the Plaintiff had been obliged to psi. It wits conteuded by Mr. P.tsaa, for the Defend ' ant. that the action could not lay for goods sold and delivered, as theRR o ds %Ile not sold 'by the Plain ; til* to the Defen dan t. Loyd Ettxs:gcntovou was of a diffenistopioion. Mr. PARRS theft artiued, that the Plaintiff had no right to a verdict fur more than what he had we t...talky paid- .„ Lord ELLEMIOROUGII observed, that it had been iiroved, that the Defendant had ackooaleglged hini belfto iudy•ted to die Plaintiff in the sum of 844. 'and if the . jury btlievett the Witless, they must give him a verdict for that amount. Verdict (tie Plaintiff, flil. with costs. FEB. 19. FIELD V. HARRVI. Mr. GAIRSOW stated that this was an action brought to recover damages from the Defendant, on account of the misconduct of his cOaVilinati ; he did not wish to attribute any limit to the Defend apt, but he was fearful that Ilia Juvy, after hearing the wintessist for the loiairsZf il auld he of opinion that there was a vast deal e to be attached his conduct in this businiso ; but whether there was or not, it did not make any consequence; the Defendant was answerable for the. conduct. of his coachman. The I'laintiff, a tradesman, was going, from Clapham to Gieenwich, accompanied by a 3 . .oting woman of the noise of Cole, in a the.n eut.( ; they were going at on easy rate in HOPW monger...lane, and fora very geoid reason, for if they wivlied to go faster, they could nor: theliorse was one of those small pones, so lunch used by taco of the description of the Plaintiff. The Chariot of the Defendant came rattling along at the rate of ten miles an hoar, the poor tradesman use frightened at the neighing of the steed*, and drove his chaise. cart ou the foot-path, to avoid the pending danger when the coachman, pleased at the anxiety of the Plaintiff, drew still closer, although there was roam for two carriages to pates on the other side of dui road ; and, being an adept in driving, ma naged to entangle the Plaintiff s ehuise-cart be tween-the wheels of the chariot, and in that situa tion drugged it about 40 yards, until the shafts . broke; the Plaintiff calling out to the ctitteltinan, who only smiled, and whipped h's homes. The PI mai nt i n and the y onftg woman were throw n out (tithe chaise-cart under the chariot, and one of the wheels went over the Plaintiff. So far (rain the Defend tint being affected, or commiserating the 'situation of the lianatiff, he allowed the carriage to con done its career until it was stopped by force, and afterwards r(-fused giving his address. He did not feel himself equal to describe the atrocity of the eau Innen, or the passiveness of his master, who was it Niko t spectator, if not an *bettor. The Plaint- . i not demand enonnons damages, he only asked for the repair of the chaise-cart, and an equivalent for the time he had lost by the hurt he had re ceived. He would observe to the Jury, that there was a law which pointed out the side of the mad that a traveller should p.m on, trovnipg or going in the suhurbs of London ; and he 'cold prove that she Plaintiff was on the proper . side of the road. This case might appear simple, as it did to the Df fendant, as it was only a poor tradesman ispiett but he believed it was aelinowledged, that there was no class of. men more entitled to the protection of the laws of their entinter, than that which the Plaintiff belonged to ; and he trusted, that the eniehmtut of a person not more respectable than . die Plaintiff, only that he kept a chariot, und the Plaintiff only u chaise-cart, would not be allowed, withoitnpunity, to eildaer the life of a peace- . able citizen, He trustedr that the' Jury, by their verdict that day, would manifest such a marked dis approbation of the Act, as to prevent the same kind of atrocity coming again before that Court. Mirthi Cole depolied, that Mr. Field, the Plain. tiff, 'called on her on the Ist of august last, at 'the house of her master, Doctor Burney, at Clap. !ham, to take lace to Chelsea; she accompanied ;him in his chaise-cart • he was driving quietl behind them heard a carriage them ; the Plaintiff 'drove close to the foot-path • the carriage still kept _ getting closer to them, and drove partly on, the foot-path, when the carriage min alongside. and ,entstegled the chaise-cart ; the Plaintiff called out to the coachman, who sneered; and whined the rhorsrs, who were going very fast ; they dragged ltbe cart about 40 yards, when Witness was thrown ; out, with the Plaintiff. The fall deprived her of oppose • when she recovered, she foutul herself in the ciaitiee-uut of a Mr. Greett, who left her at ;Chtlsen ; sew the Plaintiff at Chelsea, and was in fortue:l the wheel of the carriage went over him; ; he appeared much :Met, and .was old geil to have a alai - eon to attend hits ; she was told she fell under the carriage: Mit escaped the wheels. This ,erideuce we. corroborated by the testimony of Otter:ll other Arifneases. Verdiet for Plaintiff. 'Lamazes 201. OLD 'BAILEY, Tut. IP. The Seesiotte comuieueed this day berore Mr. Jrostice Ls 111Law.6, Mr. Justice HEATH, Mr. Umiak T ito segos, the LORD Mayor, aad s‘verat isCrates. indicted for Besjassitt Tliornial was capitally privately stealing, in the house of Mr. Uenry Bur ton, esboiet-inaker, lfilenhiiiu-street, sq uare, several pairs of cotton sheets, besets& tittl e _ cloths, two pair of uniform breeches, - siren three pair of silk stockings, two waisteoate,illibit pair of drawers, and tele pair of cotton stuckiii‘s, the property of George Ml Ross, Esq. en Officer in the Navy. George Allen Rosa deposed, that the Prisoner bad lined with him 18 months as groom stud valtt be bad at several times missed articles,anckno panels" but the Prisoner having recourse to them, be at but suspected hint; got an officer and- a search srarnmt, examined his kooks, and found the are ticks ; • the Prisoner at first said the Witness hltd given them .to him, but afterwards begged for mercy ; could not swear positively to the time any of the articles were stolen ; had worn some of the ar ticles of nearing apparel a short time back, but supposed the, sheets and the table-cloths had been stolso List Spring, when the Witness removed from a cottage he had in the country,. to his present lodgings in Blenheim-rtsret ; the Prisoner was en trusted with tke putting up and the removal of the thins; Witness could not say what was the rake of the articles, they having been worn. John Foy, constable, corroborated the evidence of Mr. RASA. as to the finding of the articles iu the trunks oldie Prisoner. The Prisoner, in kis defence, said, that Mr. Bur ton, •tharbose house his usaster lodged, had charged him wah stealing a pair of boots, mid his master had threatened to turn him off, without paying bias his wages, and he put the things in his trunk, to secure himself. The Jury found him Guilty of stealing to the value of mfrs. MOP- LI FT 1 NG. Nary fri/sois was capitally indicted for privately stealing twelve pair of cotton stockings, in the shop of Mr. Jetties White, haberdasher, High-street, White ehapeb It appeared, that the Prisoner went into Mr. White's shop, about two o'clock, ou the 19th of Ja ninny. took the site kings off the counter, and carried them off. Mr. kl bite was engaged in the back 'hap with a customer ; ott his coming into the front shop, as the Prisoner scent out, he missed the stockings; followed her, and took them from under her apron. The Jury found her Csiity of stealing to the annum of 395. HIGHWAY ROBBERY Sansttel ilariem was capitally indicted fer assault iug Hobert Halstead on the night of the,id of Fe bruary, and forcibly taking from him a body.cost, the property of Mr. John Holly. It appeared that Halstead, si lad, was going home with st coat to one of hid master's (a tailor) customers; at the corner of Southamptometrett. High-llelborn, the Prisoner pulled the coat from under, his ann. and ran cif; Ildltitcntd pursued him, and, with the assistance of a watchman, ap prelielided him. Mr. Justice LE Bt ANE uas of opinion, as there was uo violence made cute of to the Prosecutor, it cleared the Prisoner of the capital part of the in dictment. The Jury found him Guilty of petty larceny. FER. 19. PRIVATELY STEALING. Lary kennis - , - au iuterestiug looking girl, of the age of 16, was capibilly indicted for pruately steal ing, iu the dwelling-house of Timothy Hurl, foul 11. notes, and one :21. note, of the Bank of Eng land, the property of John Collins. The Pnsoncr had made a confession of having taken the notes, ut the Police-Office, and that she had bought an umbrella, calico, stockings, and other wearing apparel, with the money. The Jury being of opinion that she Via/ induced to inake the confession by persuasions, acquitted hev. _ _ Mr. Jeistiee LE BLANC ordered the articles she had bought. -and which were produced iu Court, to be giveu to the Prosecutor. The .41k4Ona, GOAT, from London, for Deme rara; Hammy, Dtmor.a, from London, for 4,unerick ; the Commerce, CoxEs ; and Liberty, Saw A 11.1), from London, for Exeter, have put into Topsham, with the loss of anchors and cables. The Asus, STSINGEIL, from London, for Ma deira, is put into Dartmouth, with the tom of as anchor and cable. _ The ifiew. donee, from London, for Tobago; the Alfred. LONLY, from the Downs ; and the illative, %Yuman., from London, for Dublin, have put into Plymouth, with damage. The Amity, Deny, from Hull, fur London. which was driven on shore, near ilarwicli, is got elf. and put into thatepoit. The Active, Bourn, is totally lost on tlio nooks. at cluernst;y. The Tirseelkr, of Nod the Ann, fl.tar.r xos,, from Stedthulse. Jade :captured, and carried into Bonshotui. The stimiter, Roots, rrom Loudon, for the llattic, is tota;lc los-t. The Lancashire Witch, SILICIL/tATT, from Liter. pool, fa; Barbadoes, has captured a brig from tijonn fur America, which is since stranded, near floylate; cargo expeeted to be =rod. Trialery were fully committed for trial, at the neet Somerset Assizes, Abatthies Dixon, Ekatror klickanat, alias Hickey, and Catharine Hickman alias ifirkey, who, with Jobe Collins, alias Jones, alias Hitiwais, and Jaw Yarkmme, alias Hickman, alias IWiey, before committed, are chnxed with forging and uttering one gullies notes, of the firm of TYLLZ, SALMON, TYLEIL, and SAI.MON, of l)evires, bankers. The utmost exertions hare been used by CLAIMS and HILL, the officers, and no expense spared by the hankers to bring this gang to Justice ; and so Emuipt were the measures adopted by Cnsiturs PnILLOTT, Esq. the Magis trate who examined and committed them, that very fin (about 30) dike forged notes were circulated; the rest, n witlrthe plate, Livitig been ciciitropal to evrartletectioti. . . I • Wr•tri OF' rgra• vinirEllnw st P . • 00111 1 4•VraelkiNOE, ,n. 19, loplmties Atf WilosOl‘WaYt.ll4labargra Exabange,rre rad thr i Sairo Lwavi:y . Ankle ;, Ore second &A trdVv i l'ilrialitlca are•father lorry. Itar - lcy and Malt lib. Pule 'ift' id pftlify• r as ttg:liiiti ratiueruand diuirer. Yeas o f le tate Lad fa als art maar: ',etas of botb.taria E. he stippites of Outs are maliderable, awl flat trade 4 4 ka'rEiPAR4 42 l. • 1 4 1 4iir l AiltM w _ d ' i 4"."' UXBRIDG . „___ X E. lAt eonollooreflal RlSSllic‘ralgampa V, IS. U. Wheat, per load 171. —O. h, got. .-. 4 . 1 .r i CV• rw quagv .. .r le•y •rt -a. t° `423'. —4. —4 * aft . t to 4:s ma ni.tits .. MPlVrit 'is . - 4. to 63i. -d. ' • New ditto ..... #.l AI .. t. —d ' .. to 6es —d. Pere . t.a. 4 saa And- ,to Gas. —d. —.-- ' 011ie 4504 4 rdl3W -------' sin. ' .. ! ' " 46 44011.14. Kedt.0.4.51. -4. W 4l. Gt. Kilitm.l4llllo.o to 11 71. 141t......41. 15a. 40. a. 615. tiekla do lk kba. to' 51 li,, 1 / 4 j r.-41. 1 51 ._V.,,4 4 . 1411- ,hraioar...oll 2 +4ll. lUlei ......, 'PRICEY 01 1 11 PAY iirND riltS4lv, • - ..seserepair. , sr. J•71101',. • ,_.. Wliat‘ttllJlPlCL. ititF ..... 41. mi. to 61. 114. Hey....... 41. jug. to 61 Ira bti0w......11. 191. to lii. to. New ... —0... a. lit. oi —_, e Clover ...i i i. tits. to 71 --, ctui....11. is. t.., , 21 ~ h EITGATE ANI) LEADEICRILL MARKETS. By the Caruso. od. to 44. 6d I Vetd....sa. od. to 7s. N. Mottos. .as. tad. to st. od. I Potk....•Ss. od. to 6s. od. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT OUII,DHALL, ?MIS DAY. M. V. Wi'llats Webs% Great Cambridge-street, Hackney rosd, Middle's", builder • 3 1 . . Benjamin Jones, late ut Ratherlathe-wall; Surrey, to bacconist . . . Throws Matthews, late of Stydites•steeet, sear 'o eent-g.rden, linen-draper . • • 3 12 Jobu W ilkigswi, Liquor-poud-street, Grafadrin-laae, Miildl , toe, baker • 2 IL . . 'Phonies Cray, Rumford, rfaSCX, iun-healer • 4LO Jobe Parki:.sou WooIlc), IValhaut.:yea, !Width( sex, brewer -.• u I.: . John Renton, Cloucestrr-tereace, Stepney, 311ddlease, waster mariner . • . . g 12 3 10 George Simpson, late of Cupthell-elhambers, Loodou, _ ... snersbant • 1 to . . John Cule Fore-street, Loudon, stationer 1 I John Maelaelalan, Harlot J.place, Drory.lane, cahher . n-ker • • 1 10 • lliema Here Wills, Larnb's-couJuit.strcet, :diddle aerteliinen-draper • • . I Is Jame Wrigley, Pitt-street, Biriekfriaes-road, Surrey, bat-manufacturer • I ti . . Alexander Davis and- Median Davie, Little (Neter lexr, Dortires-Cotansuasijogeden, seenellonaernon Ito Gam -le Millirem% We a 0.04041.1.kw5, Imeaus, • WereikkAt mvlnFsbs: Robert Antinomy Coddler-el-street, and ctid Par- OWL; Itruod.arreet, %mete it . . . TheriphSloi Mean:and Moses LaPorte Maus Queen. street, Ctitapairte, London 51t11.110.1.1t11.3 I hale 11411.11 soil Laiannel Loudon, I.lurigs-eter, LAM. 110 U i George Leidy John' Lieiricii Lohh.•ei., and IS M= I Anti, Ne-seettie.tpoerron, &clots !Ilisolinigkr Anderson, Coleatas-street, London, neer. . . Rhoisard More, Haleawortle, Sufforak,lioeo.sirniper . Thiosma.Berkeley,'Curitl id, ;....antuir, inerclrout CEaTlricATrs. Nathaniel Wail Bowers, of C anion-street, in the city of Liidtio, rand-maker, 4raler chalk nm. Leykauff, of Lialestreet, I eteester.winre, in the counts of Middle:es, illigravzr, dealer sad obapman. Samuel blower, late of in the comity of Nor folk, miller. Jr/email Conselial„, sine or lair of Brown'alitillinsia, t. Mary Are, in the 61y of ire. don, and of St. Catharinis's• square, In the county of Middlesex, merchant, dallier and charmers. Charles Manly, late of Lyon's-inn, In the county of Mid dlesex, but now of Angel-court, Throginortoo-street, in the city of London, merchant, dealer and eimproan. John Armitage, now tw late of Leeds, in the county of Yorl:, clothmerchaat, deider and chapman. Eduard Lowtou, of Red Lion-street, Southwark, is the minty of Surrey, hop mail need-inerchaut, dealer lad chapmer. James Ward, of Banbury, in the county of Oxford, dyer, dealer said chapatis. John Peery of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, sad. Wee, dealer and chapel:lo. Edward Raft, of Beinmailsey.atrcet, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, woolfsetor, dealer and chapman. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. 3 pyr Cent. Red ..... 6.4! 3 per Ceut. Cuss. ban 4 per Cept . 5 per Coat. Katy .966 71 01 7 Long Ana ie 5.161 --rial 3 per Cent. ..64 hapertal.. India Stuck l7i Indio' Bonds sa.4B. 38. die. Exc.lirgoes Bills is. dis. Is. prem. es dui. pm.. Etislush Lottery Tickets (:uusuia fur T. 4. Curs . . ....... . . .6JI covitsE, Pr 1MC..1 1 Atustertlent pe LA F. Out. at Si& ' 34 11 11011 ertliuu... . ii 1g U. Hau 11n110... 34 4 11pi . . m • iaow *s • ~-1 • in is g 11,1 . mitia .- 1 • Disco 4l Psalcrtuo.• • • .• • .-,-- lir. Ditto Hilboa lf ,' BISII, Steck-broker, ,ill, and 9. Charier-a FZILIMA M . 19. 1 44 4 "4" ftples .. ***** 42 2 !Ashen' OO Oporto tie lel ik tit: C . .: 7, Jkw - - J ar w~ibMi,— pen iu.Bars --- - - fxrhatit 4.1 4 •• t ;14tin wt . tile Bonk of Holland, t; enua ...... 45i Gi prt Cent. _ al TO. On thindly last, at latish, the Rao. Mrs. Batiks, of !danKliter. At Beiadd, the Later Peter Pigges is 'roudie, Esq. t,i IWO. 11.11111.1AGrA. At Dumfries, ---- asone,er Mt&fund, i• tl e Honourable F.ust !Tulin Comenn)% ',emit 0, to ?trigs Cattmair, Currie, youngest daugitter of the late liavid Clan* Esq . Newlow. At Gaserv's Church, DOLL% bi the Lord Bishop of Ems, 'Ahmasular PeretTS4 Esq. of Tem* House, county of Tito, en Mies Esirsw, Joughter of Culoud 11.'Estrange, of Moystown, comity. DEATHS. At Windsor, on Thursday, Yr. Intro Brazier to Ara Majesties % the uldcrt a:Labe:hat of that to.a In DoMi., Hagh Hamilton, E.q. of that city, poiti.i.t Nadler. . . . . . . Oa IVedelVi'AV, the tit% tart la Upper Norton-sleet t, the latent sanut David 3taxwell, Esq. THIN WATER, THIS DAT,"AT LONbolf-13kiDct Mors. 50 .... min after..s Rie5.*7....041. Ofter..c. LONDON : Prated by G. DATIDSON, No. IT, euurt, Wier-stinkt. Covrbtigen i ml, utid published at •tAce. No. IS, tack of St..Clemert'i alit* Rioted, t.' W. STtCE, a No 7, New Peitem-stniet, Loot-Atte Orate, ht. for this Pipet, mat to the Orwc, (poikya,C. willbe taliataidosi to. NC Walla 1 T~ tbe ol The rae. Mr. P* finer, sn. A 541 too; J camp 111%. Id breit jg ; Wayi - 14 Is.* ai royal t 11. ev (Cm F TJ Pull Dane hcd raw Niea a Ne J Van 1.41