The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-04-29 00:00:00

' e 1 , • I f Ar.a. INTELLIGENCE, DOVIR, APITL 27. Yesterday afrernnnn a fleet of about titii trans. porisfasiod by with A fair wind for the westward. This day sailed the brig Charlate:, of Dover, WAt son, with sundries, for °onto. PORTSMOUTH. •PRIL 17. Arrived His Itfajosty's ship from a cruise, and the Servpts, with a convoy frum the Downs. Sided His Majesty's shins Rri•h, with a ennvey fn, Ireland, aid the Lever.t, with A convoy for Par tngll.—Win3 E. YALNIOLTH, APRIL 25. Sailed ey• Th .lia frigate, with a feet under con 'isms fr,:n Jersey, bound to Newfoundland.— Wird E. nsat., APRIL 27. Arrived the T';'r: gun.hrig. from a raise, and remains in the Doss ng, with the ships as pet last ; al." the So Allan, for G:Oraltar ; and the Re cm r ',TM transport. Arruv.ri :nci sailed for the River, the Aiwa Vernon, C:iggeshall, from New Yotk.—Wind S.W. CHATHAM, APRIL 28. The .Ifo,morrl, of 64 guns, was commissioned last weekly Captain Kim!. The Victory, 100 guns, was taken into dock to rase her copper re-nailed, on the 23d inst. and went oat on the 24th inst. CREICINES4 APRIL 25. Sailed iba Exerfi,,n gnn•Srig for the North Sea. Several transpert4 have latel♦ come clown the River, and anchored at the Little Note, they Are in general small brirs ; the Rosette. Capt. WAS stored f‘sr lie months before she sailed, Sim is to carry the convoy ftato Elsineur to S'. Petersburgh ; the Vettee, the Simmer, the La.', and CI Wee, are in the D'"nS. LYNN, ♦PILL 27. This morning sailed the brig Martha. Captain James as a cartel, with Freach prisoners for I•loriais.—Wind S W. CMENOCIC, APIIIL t 3. Arrived yesterday, the American brig Rimer, Towne, hum New Orleans, in 64 days On the 10th nk. in hit. 4.i.10ng. 55. spoke the Phil•ddr,a, of and for Philadelphia, trom Liverpool. oi.t 2b days; and, on the tth init. in 14r. 53. long 24 look: the ship Ho;/, Gillespie, from Me "nestle. for Charleston. all well. _ _ _ A►nived also yesterday, the American ship Nut , tom, Crnw, frosts Savannah, in :32 JAYS. Spoke on the 25th ult. th.. ehaerit is sh,p Fame, from Liserpnnl. for Alexandria, All well, lat. 34. 24. tag. ?S. IS. FROM LLOYD'S 1.15 T. Couoretimp. A t. MtM Amphien, White, Now Isetaws ; and tine PONTIIO% trim Norway fatted tits Lhana, Mnylw, Om Limerick. ti LienberA—The Spesineeti, Janet, from Toreros; thn Leiiie; and N'encntrre,r, Cranston. koin New 3nik; the Savage. --e-ekow, fr , n l _ € 4l "'" ; rtes Oh's. we Ft.:ransom; tiv Didietn, assn PayrrM i the _ . *ace. Hobbs; and Dreartri, Hilton, from Savannah. At Watertoraiiii-!hter *enteric,. FiemMg. hors Now York; the Teelusa, Chwrr, fror.s ()own; the Anna, Poynter; e friary, gnaw; and the Yellin. Lowther, hem lauded. At DOA* the Ann, Ilreidsj and the Friends, Richard., item ditto. A: New Orteansew•The United States, fi orn ditto. At Vieginie.•The Hetet& Murphy, from Cork. At New York —f tie Chiilotte, Sinclair, (torn Liettepool. heeton..The 11it mooy, Hopkite., from &No. At ileltantAtio...The Leaiiisui.i, Frost, from ditto. COURT MARTIAL. On Thurstlay last a Court Martial was held on beard Hit M.jesty's slip Vuetwi, in Yarmouth 'Loads, for the porpo , e of trying Lieutenant Henry Weir, Commander of His Miijesty's late gun-brig Fe.reer, ryther with his Officers arid Crew, for the capture of the said brig by t. -e enemy's gen vessels, in the River Limms, on the morning of the /Ist of March. It app an-d by the evidence ad• &need on the trial. that the Pr,r,ttr was attacked at day-break, on the 31st of March, by Jebel Dutch rin-ventli, each carrying three 24 potinderr, and 10 usen. On discovering the enen,y, Lieutenant Weir ordered his cable to be cut, and made sail on the brig, end notwithstacding the vast superiority of force he had to contend with, he with 1.13 lirle irew of only tbirty•four men, d. fended the vessel in the most gallant manner, and by a spirited fire from the It'grreter, kept his assailants at bay fur near forty minutes. Th. diffi :ultics he had to encounter, however, tie as neither doll nor courage could pir rtunsin—the w;ml was against his r,eiting out of the river, hi, sails and rigging were cut to pieces, and at this moment the Ferree, grounded. In this con &firm, being perfedly unmanageable, and not being able to get a gun Pa bear, the enemy boarded him on the :rows and stern in great oumbets. farther resistance have been rash and unavailing, and in all probability, would have occasioned a sacrifice ot the few men he had t motives of humanity, therefore, suggested to Mr. Weir the propriety ot order:rig his people below. Great praise is due to Lieutenant Weir for the coolness and presence of mind di.played by him on this trying occasion, and to which, indeed, may be attributed the preservation of the lives of his r o P le • Lieutenant Weir made a very animated defence, in which be expatiated with considerable ability on the seal, prfAnpritude, and alacrity displayed by lin handful of men on this occasion, and conckiad a ith a very able and energetic appeal to the feelings ot the Coin t and his auditors The Court having hear d the evidence. and having maltrely weighed ;did credittered the same, were or opinion that the. Fare: er was captured by the enemy's gen-vessels in the River F.mn3s on the SI Marc., end were tinat.imously of opinion, that Lieutenant Weir used every exertion to defend the said twig ; and that further resistance would have been fruit. less ; the Court du therefore unanimously adjudge Lieutenant Weir, his Officers and Crew, to be most honourably acquitted, and they are hereby avert Amoral,/ acquitted crordinply.. . . Tim Pressdent returned Lieutenant Weir his sw , ,rd, with a handsome and appropriate compli ment ; and every hind In real mei it must wish to see this brave and deserving Officer snn hays an Of partook, to use it Sis (Waste of his coumay. Aram 27. The introduflion of the following articles, (re. corded by Granger) though they have more imme diate referende to former Ones, we are piistraded, will be deemed seasonable, by many of our readers, at the present period : M•xe UNIO I)Z Dom:ails. —Bishop Andrews was asked by Kiog James I. et the first corning over of this personage, who war lii.hoe ol Spalato, whe ther he was a Protestant or no? Andiews anQweresl, Truly I know oot, hut tl.ar her, a det,Si.Vti Cl divers opinions of !tame, I arr. certain. Juoci Jar r est F.5.N , 11% i!hstandirg the unitisti fiable lengths to which Jefferies we7st In Law, to please the ruling powers on earth, 1 e dries ro t s-cm to have intended arty alteratic7 in Gospel, as the following nook was ru ~islie,l that time, viz —4l A Disccuv.e, sliewhw, that Pritestants are (.a the safe side, notwithstanding the uncharitable judgment of their adversaries, and that their religion is the surest way to I leaven ; he M. Boileau, Chap lain to the Lord Chancellor Jeff, ries." As the author may reasonably he presumed to have expected prrlerrneot, he would scarcely have ventured to publish send set his name to a perform ance, which he knew would be disagreeable to his patron, at so critical a juntiure. A few days since, the ballot, under the Training A& took place for the Rape of Lewes, and fermi sated to the entire satistadion of all who escaped the draft. A black pointer bitch, which was lost on the Moors, near Maresfield, in September last, was discovered a few days %ince by a Gamekeeper in the service of Miss Shucki , urgh Evelyn, on Ashdown Forest, not very far from the spot on which she was missed by her owner. in September. The Game keeper first found, among the heath, a litter of her puppies, which he watched a considerable time, but no parent mi.king her appearance, be surrounded the cubs with some stick.. stuck in the, ground, and left them for the 'veiling. Early the next morning, the man visited his foundlings, and, as he expeeted, saw their arreirlionare mother. the poiqter bitch, la. bowing, with great diligence, to eta a subtetra neon, passage to her little roes. ovititB man's ap proach, she wagged her tail, and watched, with the greatest apparent anxiety, while he removed the , ence from her puppies, when she instantly laid down and quietly sai.kled them. File above ani. mal must have •uhtisted during the autumn and winter on ra►bus a•:dvcrm.n ; hut.'tis extraordinary, that she should have so long secluded herself from the haunts of man, and yet have preserved her gen tleness and docility. The bitch was advertised in the Lewis Paper, with a guinea reward for bar recovery, to be paid by Mr Sprange. at Tunbridge Wells, on the 13th of September last. Last Tuesday, j.rites Stiontreet; and Samuel Burekeit, of the pa: sh of Waldron, who had been detefted in stealing oats, in a granary at Reathfield, belonging to our late High Sheriff. was pot into the custody of the constable of the district, to be con veyed to this town for examination. He according. ly handcuffed then. •agether, and having procured the assist,nce of n CO other persons, proceeded on his way hither win his charge, armed with a leaded pistol ; but iii the absence of his assistant;, who had, on some occasion. loitered behind, and before his arrival at Horsebridge, where a chaise was to have been provioed, 'l, incautiously approached his prisoners to eanirnine their handcuffs, when they instantl! closed rpm him, wrested the pistol from his hand, and tl.rew him down, which they had no 'e .nee effected, than they drew from his pocket the it of their mans ,. . , , unshackled themselves, and got clear off. The constable, in his exertions to prevent their escape, received some slight bruises, but no material injury. On Satur 'ay evening yaw Simestreet, jush son of Str.ii , greet, the :wove offender, being charg ed on stir:civil of having, on the preceding night, firel a loaded pistol at one John Tay lor. will, WWI other persons, had laid himself up to watch the premises of the elder Stonestreet, in exprdatioai of his returning home, was brought to this town, and examined before J. M. Cripps, Esq. who committed him to the House of Carnelian, for further examination. Eduard Message, who, to avoid the punishment ordered by the Court at our last Q wire Sesssions. entered into His Majesty's service, was at the same time committed to our House of Correaion, on suspicion of being a deserter, having been appre hended about one o'clock the same morning, going into a house, in the neighbourhood of old Stone street, which Wits watched also. Last Tuesday, as two young men, named Samuel Ford, sod John Comm, were at work in the Chalk pit, at Bridgewick, on the Riagmer•road, a large portion of its shelving part, immediately above their heads, unexpettedly fell, and over sshelmed them. They were dug out alive, but most dreadfully hurt. Ford, in addition to the severe bruises he rc:i•ived on different parts of his body, had one of his legs ft-a/lured, his internal parts much injured, and one of his hands so much lacerated, that lie was obliged to have part of it am putated. Cotsam's bruises were received principally on his head, and their violence caused a concussion of the brain; but yesterday, though he had lain several days in a state of great danger, he betrayed favourable symptoms; and we hear that the sur. germ who atten is these unfortunate men, is not with out lives of recovering them both. A few yea.: age., a man missed Smith, was killed. by a similar accident, in the same chalk-pit. 11: Ticket, No. 21.30.5, as first drawn on Mors riai last, entitled to 20,0301. was sold in one Half, ooe Quarter, one Eighth, and two Sixteenths, by Messrs. Leasscoss a and Co. Joint Eontraeors for the present Lottery, And Proprietors of the Lacky Lottery Ot fi •es. No. I, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and Haymarket, who solicit an immediate attention of the Fuhlic to Saturday next, the 23 of May, when, attic, the first drawn Ticket will be entitled to '20.0001 ; and by whom Capital Prises in the Lot teries fnr 1 1 .05 and ISA, were sold in 267 difereat Shares, amounting to upwards of 132.0001. aad where the 61st SO,OOOl. and the last 23.0001. ever shared, were sold. 'rickets and Shares are now on sale, and Prises exchangeJ or paid an tleannad. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. r 4 .RTNERSIIIIPS DISSOLVIM. William Osborn and Janie+ Littler, of ti , v-yard, White chapel.ioad, refiners. March 11, le7 Jgseph klattliesno and John Parsans, of Manchestei, cotton. spinners and manufacturers ..1 cotton wand.. Fcb 11, 107 Witham Lounger and William Gorthier, of Caine, Wilts, clothiers. April 21. lan7. J , rsepti !Until's, Thom,. Llisosby, and William Illornhy, of Kirkham in the emits! of Lanai's/4. a•cl ,ph Kull and Plenty liirier, of Whit•rhaveti. is th. county of Cumberland, IllerC11:11114 And mailulaCitusers. March 14, 157. Derot Goes. William Canon, and John Scheer. or air m.n;;haru, in the comae of %IfArsiek, Maniere leatfter manu fa• wren. April 10. 11107. Simnel Snarling, pin and Joaeph Fletcher Trucenan, of Landon, brokers. Dec.3l, 1806. Willman Chamberlain, Joseph Chamberlain, and Samuel Jarkson, of Nottingham and London, hosiers. Aprl o lo, 1907. Gemae Spawn and Robert Syantun, of New Mahon, ,rl4.liire, butter and bacon-faJora, tallue-rliandlors nul i.e.7 , !sinen. F. b 19, 19'17. Robert Berry and John Thornton. both of Rltckbu , n, in tho county of Lancabter, joiners and osbilvi-makers. Oct. IS, 1:306 William Wild* and William Wilde the younger of Sher -60!4, in Viscounty of York, cutlers. June 13, 160; Ann Cork and Jane Cock, both of Preston, to the county of Laticaiter, ini:riners. April 23, 1111/7. Wil lam Walker, of Boltoroliele-Mnois, in the county of Lancaster, and Alexander hf l Clellan, or Wigan. in the said county, Iriih liiiett-oserchents April 9, 11107. Thomas Croeby Meech. Nathan;-I Pesach Singer, and Rn hert bleach, of the parish of Westbury, in the county of Witte, clothiers. May 1, 114. Nathaniel Peach Singer and Robert Meech, of the parish of Westbury, in the county of Wilts, clothiers. Oct I, 1106 Edward Jackson, Richard Smu.h, and Edmund Rolwon, of Nswcasto-uport-Ty no, spirit merehants. Nov. 11, 306. . . . . Edward Morgan and Jueaph of Cardiff, in the cettp , ty of Glamorgan, and Newport, in the mow, of Monmouth, timber and dwal.aserchauts. March I 1„ 147. BANKRUPTS. Wight's grown, of Liverpool, in the county of LanesWer, Sellor, draper, denier and chapmari, to surreorler. May 19, 2), and June 9, stow., at the home of Henry Fnishaw, In Li‘er pool. Attorneys Mears. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; sad Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, Loudon. , Robert Dent, now or late of Stole Golding, in the county of Leicester, erneLt and draper, denier anJ eh roman, to sur render, Al w 11, at four, 12, and June 9. at twelve, at the H►nil Inn, at Hinckley. Attorneys, Mr. Jervis, Hinck ley, Leicestershire; and blest's. Ruddall and Leivollin s Cle rneni%lnn, Landon. _ _ Wi Ilan, Hope, of Manchester, in the county of L - mcarter, grocor, de..kr and to surrender, May 14, 27, and Jone 9, at three, at the Biidge4ater Arms Inn, in Manchester. Attoroart. Mr. Thomas Hewitt, in Mairchriter; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Cors.toustrect, Chancery lane, Loudon. Fehnohd Lanaitown, late el Bridgewater, in the county of S .merier, inithokler, dealer and charnan, to surrender, May I, lA, and June 9, at ten, at the Mitre Inn, in Bridgewater, in the county of Somerset. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Sernee, in Bridgeorat-r ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, aid Holine, New Ins, London.. . _ _ Tlreast;s Rarr , rardlough, of Leeds, in the comity of York, clothier, dealer and chaproan, to surrender, Maw 5 6, and Jane 9, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn in Leeds. At torneys, Mr. Blackburn, of Leeds ; and ;basses. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London. . John A:lea, of the Platform, in the perish I.f Rntherhithe, In the county of Saner, oral-merchant, whardres,,cr, dealer and ehapman, to surrender, April 30, at WOMB, May 13, at ten, and June 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Fienney, Chancers-lane, Loodon. Joseph Bisehnp, of St. Swithas-lane, in the city of London, merchant, dealerand charnel', to surrender. May 6, 12, ant Julie 9,at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Means. Hester and Fletcher, L i ncoln's Inn. Charles Medley, of the itolt..in.Tan Inn, Fleee-ittreet, in the rity of London, coech•master, defier and chapntan, to atti res-Ater' May 6, 12, and June 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Chappell, New Ina Build:nit, New Inn. Alexander Cassano, of Piccadilly, in the county of Middle*, bee, auctioneer and hmkar, dealer and ehapman, to enrrende r . 2, 9. and June 9, a' twelve, at Guildhall, Lo..don. At torney, Mr. Pnpkin, Dean street, Sohn. DIVIDENDS. M'y 10. John Pearson, ur Pudsey, in the county of Turk, clothier, dealer and showman at eleven, at the house et Mr. John Wood, the Talbot lun, in leadloed, in the county. June Y. John Hanford, late of Alford, in the county of Lincoln, inkeeper, dealer and chaproau at eleven, at the huuse of John Clarkson, the White Hatt Tavern, in the lawn of Kingstomupno-HolL -.- - May I. Robert Cundall the Younger, of the Suburbs edam city of York, common brewer, at eicven, at the Black Swan inn in Coney-street, in the said city. . . . Yaw 22. John Dobsiii, late of Liverpool, in the "aunty of (ancestor, merchant, at ten, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Paradise -street, ll..,verpriel. ... inns 6 John Tunmer, of Maryvta-Bnnne•street, in Use county of Miktlesex, vintner, dealer and cluiprnan, at tan, at Guiklisall London. May 26. John George Williams, late of Winchester-street, in the city of Luntiory, but now of Marshall-sircet, London road, in the %lusty or surrey, merc•wnt, dealer and chap. mark arlitit,lt Guildhall, London. May 26. James Irwin, of Wood•;treet, in the city of Lon don, warehouseman, dealer and chapnaan, at ten, et Guild hall. May d 6. Richard Couneell, of the city of Rriatol, hooper, dealer and charnan, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, in the city of Bristol. _ _ . May 21. John Weston, of Lane End, in the puny of Staf ford, potter, at ten, at the Roe !luck Inn, in Newcastle. under-Lyme, in the said county. May 23 John James Perry, of Whitechapehroid, in the cminty of Middlemx,lltatfordshire warehousemaan, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Juno Frederick Kampf, of Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, in the county of Muldlemx, cabinet maker, dealer and chap masa, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES—M.v 19. - George loam' and Charles Laws, of *tuber Moll, in the p ar i s h of hhirland, in the county of ieren decision sae sills ripio ners, dealers and ehapmon. Nathaniel Weleford, of the city of Exeter, haberdasher, dealer and Chapman. Mosher Brooks, of Malreeserrp, in the county of Wilts, mercer, dealer and rhapinan. The French estimate their Lou of men at the hat tle of Eyhos. to amount to 5000 in killed, wounded, and disabled; so as to be for a time withheld from military service. Their place is to be supplied with 5000 of the conscripts for 1107. The Princes of Aisoas.r, Reuss, LIPPE Dtr- MOLD, W•LDECZ, and the Count of LIPP& SCH•I.I:4- sueom, have joined the Rhenish Confederation. The King of PsKssi A, it is reported, is about to promote Generals Von BLOCNItN, VON Ka Llteaurn. and Vox Lesrocous, to the rank of Field-Marshal. A shocking accident happrned,.near Shakspeare's CUR, Dover, on Saturday. A Corporal, belong idg to the Lincoln militia, a rope-maker, and who bad bees at work at his trade, during thedinner time, with two other soldiers, in attempting to reach a ra ven's nest, which was buil t in t h e Cliff, fell, and was mangled in a most dreadfril manner. He had some remains of life, when picked up, but died soon alter. The distance he fell is supposed to be near 100 feet. The remaining two men were, with mach difficulty, released from their perilous situation, by letting down ropes from the top of the Cliff, People, now living. moiled?, that thane has beau a mess , is that same place, fur 70 years back. 7- " , " CIA Lists wizAriti. The Lashes and Gentlemen a! Carlisle and it.. Ne:ghbourfood have lately been much gratifi e d by an excellent company of comedies', who have pp.. formed there under - the direaion of Mr. Bert, roe. Many attralive piece have been got up, leading • charattars of which have been pesk, rme .. by Mr. BSTTNIVION and kir. aid Mrs. Mises..e., in a very superior style. 'the merits of Mr. 13,., regrow, either in tragedy or comedy, are so rally allowed, that they require no comment The.abilitirs of Mr. and Mrs. Waage° are ati ki t conspicuous, though they require time to establ: them ; they ate acknowledged by the applau, • vet; genteel and discriminating audiences. T!... company has lately been strengthened, by the attr Lion of Mr. and Mr.. 8. KPIS at e. and Mr. aid Mrs. A rKINII. from Covent garden. kr. Kest act gratified the public with his excellent I,rt • furmance of Falafel; both in near:, to Foortk, ;.• The Mfr., Wives of Winisoo. Mrs, Xlllll4 er a farmed Jane Mors, and Torieo, with deserted pleuse ; and Mr. Fleet's and Mrs. i s •Tairs'sexc i site vocal abilities, were exerted in many ado m. Songs, Ihiets, and Polaccas. To the ;Aces list ut performers of real excellence, wet may add Mi. M'Cesa, whose delineation of !Ash character, worthy of the highest commendation ; and M 3 CH41.14E0% from America. Und:r Mr ISITTLIITON'a management, many c‘ MIAS 's best Plays have been revived, the principal ch.arafters of which have bern ab'y per. firmed by the Manager himself. His Oath. .nul, Mardela were particularly admired, and drew ctowdeti houses. Mr. Kau 'La's Fatql was treat to the frequenters of this Theatre ; his fi tere, face, voice, and gesture, enable bhp SO pl-soaate the fit Kr4ht with admirable cleft Mrs. Kau sees Jane Short, and rerire ; and Mrs. Wallace's Alvin, and Mir. Page, wore all tont+ advance : and Mr. WARING'S Lord Hastily, met wall very considerable applause. A great eoncoui se attended in the nuptial trai3 cf a pair who were married at Grantham chui , h, Luc week ; the bride and bridegroom haying ,but one leg a•picce. PRICE OF sTuocs YESTLIWAY . Bank Stock • 133 441 3 per Cent. Reduced S per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent 5 per Cont. Navy Long Annuities Ornniann ...11 1 India Roods 4s. '4. prow Exchequer Bills En` ish Lottery Tickeu Cuumas fur Isisit Osmium o A . .. 44 T. InSti., Stock 'Woks', No. 4, Crorahisl i , ens ( J , climing.,c,,,N. IRISH STCICKS. Al4lll, 21. Govemanoot Dcaeitt a-pa riper C.nat 9411 Royal Canal Loan C. per Cent ilATat o Aipasir .4s. tiro t 4 4 J la. P 4. via*, n. C V! Da. last. COURSE or,axci itstreNain 26 2. 2U. i stoat Witt • • -- ' 6 '°" otterdase 4. f.. 11 91 U. stcburgh 94 10 HU. Ahem 'A 111101. Pada. 'ii If Lis. Ditto 2 Us. 94 14 intudeaus ... • . 24 14 C.d.' • .Ci! effect. Diun . Madrid .. 32* effect. Ditto 11111).4 ...32 Leig1a0rn......... 491 Naikks ........ 4$ Liu 65 Op no 101 Cork Ilj • riotous. I. r. 41. Peres. Go. 1 io Cora and Bars pet es. 4 New DnuWoono... New Dollars 5 5 Silver nr bars 5 S New Louis end) Anie on skis Bank 4 Helhoe, Si per Cent. BIRTH. The Lady of Thomas G....a, Esq. of Bedford4qoase, of a sea. MARRIAGE. At St. George's Church, Hanovel•square,bg the Right RM. the Lord bishop of Exeter, the Hon. George Winn, of Lime Watley, in the county of ittex, to Mks Elinbeth Mary %L. jendie, eldest daughter of Lewis Maleech', Esq. of Ilediagheat Castle, in the acute cuuntv DEATHS. _ At Glasgow, on the ith of January last, Mrs. Margaret Buchanan, relict of Dusald Buchanan, Seq. of Craigieveain. This lady has let great estates, both heritable and inuseati;e; but having first executed a deed, leaving the same to Atia 3anet Buchanan, daughter of the said Dupla Buchanan, mar annum of Mr. Charles M'Nab, in Si Ninian's ; and Onwards glee& conveying the whole to M. David Sandra., eldest 0.3 f Ned Snodgrass, Esq. of Conninghantheed, mutual redue• sous haw, been executed by the parries ; so that, until tan issue of these questions, it is uncertain to whom lb* rope:tie. will belong. Vn hlo73(lsy last, in the prime of life, Mr. Watkins, fa?.. lei., of Cheltenham. Has death was occasioned by a „_...sn fro nt hi I horse the preceding tar, on his return from Teerkinbsfy. Hut was much respeeted by a numerous acquaintance At Somme:4W', Dublin, John Lock, El. of Athg'e cot oily Dublin, aged 96. t►n Wednesday last, Willoughby Wood, Esq. of Thoremby, in laincoln.hirs. )n Saturday la , t, in Flarlevitr. , t, aft. r a fen hours Mom, the Infant daughter of Henry VailmNday seninght, at Church Stratton, in Shropshire, gm Rat. John Mainearieg, S.D. Re 'Par of that parsia, and et Abe ;Juno in Caernarvuncliiot, awl ale Lady Magarert Sapligalegiebriaity. in Cambridgir Unie.mity. Ha all many 'roar 1 a 'edge fellow aril Burairist Johairb€. 4 •ll4 (• 43 are Patrons rif Aberderon), $.Pi. 1945; NI A. raw; Profemer.hip, is rtes •y • nueeors, 11 ^ -, iptwarcli of 10001. a year, b the newt magmata in the gm: the U'nharaity. HIGI.I WATIOt. I'IDN DAY , AT LONDON MAILIGi , . Mots—. 10 mu. after —7 / altikr.. 7 SALE BY AUCTION. Ky LEIGH and S. St) At the - 4 I Vni‘e, N'. 145, Sonid, u.. ‘IONI.IAI, May 4 . , and the FiclA Int owing Diet CSut,d.y excepted„ at 12 otltxit. •FIHE Entire itnd very VAluable LIBRARY 1 at the late Right Rev. ItAIMUEL HOIVILET, liant Es of St. A tatili ; cunt nit.; a vary Noe Collectient of Classics. Mathematics. piyasAt,•Theoloay, dre. ; a Ye leetton of valuable and complete Astronomical and Mathe matical hortraientt, by the best Artists; anion` which is a Mag..zine Pocketfuls@ of Sillier Drawing Instruments; Relied ing and Achromatte Tehecupes, be Short, Ramadan, and Joan; a pair of IS •incle Gluhey, by %Laws... ; a espitai 11.t.e -un.nmel Qualities. be Bird ; act excellent Astrestemieal Clock, with improved Pendolnet. by Lllient, Ste. Ate. To he viewed, and CatYloaties, price 114 to be hail at the Place of Sale; Mea-s. Mundell mid Rune. and Meson. Eill and Rtsdfate, Tehnbufgh ; Mr. Areher„ Dublin; Mr. Cook, Qaloed; Mr. Deighten, Camh...dae. LONDON :—Printtel by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Mash Cfterc Sott-otteet, Dotoot.D.vien, And publigh.-d M got Odic,. No. 13, lietk of St. Clemi..e. °torch, Straed, W. STUCIC, of No 7, New etltoo street, Loot Atte. Oidere, &c. for Olt Ps:tet, wart te :be O'See (poet pan trill be duly made*: t.. i • - ; .tll ~. ,v v , • :'.icrt I 1: ~~ ~k N Sll T wi runt. Mt. C.,. Att• g • Ar Cf . ~..a. # ^, W., St Tn-m A ..4t {. t.: Mt A J ~\ rpH 1 a ' ••• d 4 1 .. ' ! ..., tV I • ',71.111' .• Iff , :•H 1 Ivor. fn and th , atm ?tin 11,11 !, A r.. .ettentaalß. MI near,, vas occ saonw ey • tau u 0 ,4 the preceding tar, on his return from Teerkediury. nuch respeeted by a numerous acquaintance mmer•hill, Dublin, John Lock, El. of Athre hablin, aged 96. ednesday last, Willoughby Wood, Fol. of Thereby, whine. turday last, in Harley.swet, aft. r a fee hours Mem, t daughter of Henry If Esq. r-sday ***nines*, at Church Stratton, in Shropshire, she hn Manioarilig, B.D. Neter of that Persia, and et in, in Caernarvunslibe, alert ate Lady Megarert drilpitiony. in Cambridge University. Ha eta many Pedlar fellow sod Butiar it s< JoheO (•" nsef Aberderon), B.A. 1745; M A. rare; ii.T.O rile Piriforsor.bl;,, 7hich es nearly a sinecure, wo-t of 10001. a year, ki the newt mailable in the pi o! WATO.K. DAY, AT LONDON BRUN:i -- . ...lo miu. after —7 f Ft..n.....56 min after.. 7 - - - LE BY A ticTioN. • ry LEIGH aed S. S0)1'11E111% Boeirmllitnb Il .live , N'. 145, tit•,4td. ‘IUNDAI. I.(ar 4 , 104 1 , -.t owing Days CSniol.y excepted„ at 12 o'clock, Entire And very VAlualge LIBRARY the late Ritht Rev. IrAPAUEL HORSLEY, Lon! f St. A mph ; cmru Hill a very One Collectam of Mathematics. Diyar.ti..Theology, to. dre. ; a se- t valuable and complete Astronomical and Maths.- liortruistici, by the best Artists; anion` which is a c Pocket.twie of Silver Malibu/ loetronte•as ; Rase- Achrcorstie Tehecupes, be Short, Ramadan, and pair of ISMcli Globes, by %haul.; a 'spiral Ast,u- laimliartA, be Bird ; so excelleot Attiedemoical Clock, loved Pendulum. by Lilicot, arc. At. viewed, and Catflostits, price Ad to be hail at the Sale; Men - a, Musidell awl Bone, and Messer. Bill Ifuto, Edinburgh; Mr. Archer. Dublin; Mr. Cook, Mr. Deighten, Camh...dea. ---- N r—hinted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17, Dukes Bow-orreet. Cotent.O.vien, and publioh.-d at get No. lb, Beek of St. Cleindires °retch, Small, jay PUCE, of No 7, Now Belton servo, Long Ate. &c. foe thlo Paper, set m the 05ee (root path) duly atloador: to. • • --.=••••1110. 1.,~.~ ••• • • •Th- 93T: _--:: I i~