The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-10-28 00:00:00

ROBBERY AT BLACKHEATH. -~.~-- The neighbovrhooa ni Blackheath has, for some time past, been infested by a band of unprincipled ruffians, who have commix ted various aft a of violence an.l outrage ; hut ta none have they shown more brutality, or greater want of feeling, than in that which they executed on the evening of yesterday sfennight. the clock had struck ten, when the inhabitants of blorden College were roused by a violent knocking at the outer-gate. which, after a short time, was forced open, and several villains, armed with blud geons, rushed i.s with considerable force. All was bustle, uproar, and alarm. In a.little time, how ever, the whole of the inmates of this charitable asy him were aware of the danger, and appeared in such numbers, that the +Mains thought proper to effed au escape iron the quadrangle of the College. 'lll.s they with dideu!ty, and, after a violent struggle, effeeed, and the doors were once more closed. 'I he poor old men, however, little used to have their quiet thus cruelly disturbed, passed a watchful and restless night. Several shots were discharged at the before they escaped I rpm the precinets of the College, but, we regret to say, to no purpose. . It is supposed that they intended to have united the crime of sacrthme to that of robbery, by thieving the plate and furniture of the College Chapel; as it has since been discovered, that some of the bars by which the window at its back is crowed, were bent, in endeavouring to force a passage through it. We understand that it is the intention of the Col lege and inhabitants of Blackheath, to offer large re was ds for the apprehension of the offenders, en I we hope that it will become the obje& of the Pol ce. to bring the perpetrators of this crime to the puaish mem which they so well deserve. fhe late unhappy fate of the two criminals on Shooter's Hill, would have been sufficient to awe any but those wh oe minds are hardened by a continual c•turae of vice. Hut the violent aft, which we have just mentioned, and the many depredations corn mitted an the bones ;n the neighbourhood, tend to prove the necessity of some immediate steps being taken for the apprehension of the%fenders. On Tuesday last, a Special .lure. composed of Gmrlemen belonging to toe I .Vestein Division of tne County of Eswx, met at flr.-ntwood, pursuant to the Sheriff's summons, in order to assess the sum to be paid by the Crown to Lady Hi ani.sv, for the land nt her Ladysllip's manor, appropriated by Government, on Watley Common, for the ereaion of artillery /nag ir.;nes and baracks. Srjeant BE , T and Mr. Wily:mum attended as Counsel for the several parties, ai.d Sir TIECOMAS BARNETT LEN AAD was Foreman of the Jury. After a variety of Wit nesses %ere ezaminesl, and the evidence summed up by the Sheriff, the Jerry returned a Verdict of 5,0001. damages, to be paid by the Crown to Lady HEAD LEY. A tide'., of an extraordinary degree of tameness, was brought home by Admiral RA1•1 et, in the trt at man of war. Ile was only conned, like a dog, in a kennel, lashed to *large gun on the main deck. lie never wounded a sailor on the passage. A boy, in particular, about 14 yeas' of age, constantly played with him, and, at times, would beat him. ' The only offence he committed on the passage, was, a few times stealing provisions: he was brought up to Landim, by land, and continued equally tame all the way to town. Monday and l'aesday last, the First, or East Devon Regiment of Militia marched into Exeter, from Plymouth, and have since proceeded, in two divisions, on their ron'c to Portsmouth. It is with much pleasure we insert the following high en comiums, paid to this excellent regiment by the Generals under whose command they have so long served: '• Lieut. Gen. Eves. *no and Major Ge neral Cat CRAFT cannot permit the First Devon Regiment to quit the western distria, without ex pressing their great regret at their being removed from their command, and also expressing their high approbation of their uniform and regular good con dnei, while they had the honour of serving with them, and request the officers, non-commissioned cffic,-rs, and privates of this regiment, will be pleased to accept their Lett thanks, as a }mall tsibute of what is justly due to them, for their steady and eoldier-like appearance under arms, and their merit,,riuus behaviour on all occasions." _ On tOriday. the 13th inst. the Torridge Reg"- meat of ifeihmteer Infantry, under the cello tad of thY Right Hon. Loyd Roc cs, completed 'their eh ee weeks encampment on Torrinron Common, and marched off the ground to their respective parishes; during which time, it is impossible for words to express, as they deserve, the uninterrupted regularity of clot consludt. Not a single cirattn stance occurred dating the period, to create a MOO. lOW Of complaint. and the officers and m n seemed to vie with each other, who should cumin& them selves most worthy if approbation. Genital Pop. II AII O :10 inspected the regim•nt, at the conclusion Of the encam.iment. declared his mos , perfeift qatis fation at their military appearance, and that their discipline and steadiness under arms, were such as to entitle them to rank with any regiment in the sere ce. 'fo say that his Lordship slept constantly in t:.• camp, would he doing him but little justice, emu: are 4 with the unremitting affability and at tention which he so conspicuously manifested both to the officers and me.. ; as the Mead of a family, he treated them with kindness ; sod, as their command ing officer, they mpeeted and obeyed him : not a single man in the camp was dissatisfied at its duration, and all appeared to quit it with regret. The immense crowd of occasional visitors was be y. .1 conception, not less than 4or 5000 were on sortie days on the ground ; and. frosts the serene and favourable state of the weather, all the beauty and fashion of the adjoining towns and nei,hbourhood, gave additional brilliancy and attratiion to the si.eue. Every regular and religious duty was ob served on the several itradbrys, and suitable and im pressive discourses were delivered !..., their Chaplain. A t the moment of their separation. his Lordship ex pressed to the regiment, in a very feeling manner, his most cordial approbation of their military and c aA 114 nifuef, and co. Eluded with a pathetic ex imiart• wit they would, on their return to their ..:families, entitle themselves to equal ' .inieetie life, as they had gained in the vl4 Sired their acceptance of fi fty guineas, us: of his esteem and nerd '%, . Tiliti•re• ►Viii. ; MEETING! OF CREDITUI9 AT GUILDHALL, TO. 11081011. N • James S ,baitian Willimut, Stamford, Lineulnshire, linen-draper . - - 0 In William llodeson. of the Strand, Middlesex, stationer 3 1 James Clarke, Salisbury, Wiltsnire, haberdasher . f; 10 W.;lians Hughes, Cruse cnurt, Bruad court, Long-acre, Mnlsl lamest, money-scritectre • 10 W Iliarn Oratin!, Staiisted Mountfitehet, F..seex, fir. me, - - - I .) . Anthony Macklin, Comptors- , treet, Soho, Middlesex, linen-draner - - $ 10 Daniel Hoffman, Belton-street, Long-acre, St. Giles in the Fields, Middles , x, chersemoriger - • 2 10 J ., hn Johnion, Idutfeen-hull, Land...a linen- traper - S la Thorne. Johnson, Fleet-market, Condon, cannier - niblwr - - - - 10 David Evans, Southampton-court, Southampton-row, Middlesex, linen draper - - - 2 10 Beilainin Hinton, Hounilailit.:h, London, slopeeller - 2 10 Du can Maclaurin, Watling•street, London, ware. houseman - - . I 1 Edward Senate, late of Leicester•place, Mildleses, cl.raler in medicines - - t IS Robert Bail , y. Ifeeduit.street, Sonisn'a Town, Middle sex,- builder - - - 1 10 DIVIDENDS. Morrie Lewin Mosley, Liverpool, I-enceinte, merchant 10 John Townsend, 1.1.:.:g.ite-bill, London, and Lambeth, Surrey, lacesnan - 12 - Michael Furhinge, late of Guildford-street, Knoell. squire, Mid , flyers, merchant - - 10 Wi haws I Jolley, Newton-Eashell, Devon, merchant • 10 sami.el Bottom'.iy, late of Royston, Cambridge, ins. holder - -, 10 Timothy Varna, Hammersmith, Middles-a, carpenter 10 Cherie, Rune, St. AIM!. Westminster, Middlesex, chcesemonger - - - 10 Willie's Dodd, late of Oxford-street, St. Mary.l.a. bonne, Middlesex, carver and gilder - 12 Phonies Knight, Rurgatentreet, Canterbury, Kent, Shopkeeiter - - t Jam. , Foaerd, P.sri lame, Piccadilly, Middlesex, stable keeper - - - - 10 Jame , Fount, the elder, Letdia Posed, and James Fc.sard, the younger, Park-lane, Piccadilly, etabie keeper - - 10 Letitia Fosard, Park-lane, Piccadilly, Middlesex, stable keeper - - 10 Williston Eryon, lit. Margaret hill, London, brandy merchant . - - le Jots Towinand, Bamc'ary, To. k, groe.t - - lii Thomas Robinson, Charlotte street, Portland-plaY, Middlesex, v:etuillar . - 1U Charles Francs. UN i rer De Perrin Duke-street, %lin etre.Prveliaaret, St. Mary-la bonne, Madielms-x, •ic wallet • - - 1') CERTIFICATES. Jane. Tregant, of IliroT.nini 7 el,;l; Inc county of Warwick, fa tor, .1,-alor, and chaposan. Thomas Word, ikf M.wc.va ,, r, in the rottn , y of I,,ne,use, cetton-s e .3.1 r, e .n 4 ch•a,4it. J , .ha Con;tilard, n•rw lw lace 'vies, is 010 cn , ints ni ber'and, da.eler and o,ap.n.en. Thom... B-ad, latel of VI t,r rn - estreet, Ciarn.g-erans, m the county of 111.10diesex, jeweller. gk NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • enarsmouro, OCT. t 5. 'Sailed the Varna sloop, on a cruise ; and the Fury born's, for the Downs. Some ►spec were Pit •rt tined thin morning that the homeward-bound Wet-In iia &et would have sailed, as the wind ...rue round to the South, and inclining to the S.W.; but it is now got round to E.S.E. This being the day for celebrating His Majesty's accession to theihrone, all the Cor ps of Volunteers in this county assembled together on Portsdown where General Porter, their Commanding O ffi cer, reviewed them. The men of war at Spithead. and • the guns on the Platform, fired.' salute. The Rus sian sqoadroa did not salute at the accustomed hour ; but, about half-past one o'clock, they made a tre mendous report, which chewed their will to join in the celebratioq. Several neutral ships also saluted after our ships, with a dischalge of tyre sty-one guns, which was heard with a gratifying feeling. OCT 26. Sailed the Champion and Minerva frigates, cm a cruise —Wind, S.E. PLYMOUTH, OCT. et. Came in. the Ersairih, tiom Rotcolf, having on hoard. Lady FAzin. ant Lord Elgin's Se • crstJry ; she brings an Account of the Austrians hav ing hero defeated by th• Frcncn, and of the Koch fort squadron, with all their prises, having Arrived safe At Ferrol. Ile gales have been for some days so violent to the E. mad S E that we hart. had hat few arrivals. Sailed tar Viper cutter, and NI, lugger As one of our Dock market-b' .ats was return;ng up the 'lamer last Tuesday. it bi wing very hard, the confident boatmen belayed the sheet. and refus ing ,the prudent way of holding it in their hands. a sudden squall upset the boat, when six women and one man were drowned; one an only was saved. H•RWICII. OCT. 15. The mails of the 18th and 28d. are still detained here ; those of the 18th were driven back by stress of weather. We have now a parted calm. The packets will text week sail for Cuxhaven. Two messengers are detained here with the packets • one for the Court of Vienna, the other for St. Peters. burgh. SISAL, OCT. 25. Sailed the Trish RI, for Y irmeatft. Arrived the Venus and Vestal frigates, and seve ral gun-brigs, from off the French coast. and re main in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind, Westerly. OCT. 26. Remain in the Downs, the ships as per Last.— Wind, S.E. novelt, OCT. 25. On Monday and Tuesday, a General Court Mar tial was held at the Ship Inn here, ow the Paymaster of the r tth Light Dragoons, now lying at Deal, but the result is not known; and on Wednesday and Thursday, another Court Martial took place, on a gentleman's servant, said to be a deserter from the same regiment; bur, after two days investiga tion, it still appears doubtful, if they are not mis taken in their man. The further enquiry into the business, is put off till Monday next, to give thit Prisoner time to produce more evidence in hi, ta voor ; lie has been brought here in the morning, and sent back in the evening, ironed, and under a strong guard, and has been under confinement wards of ten weeks. Yesterday the 14th and 23d, and, to-day, the 4th and 42th Hegiments of Foot, marched through here, on their way to Ramsgate, for embarkation. This morning, the purser's steward of the Dd.- grace sloop of war, lying here, was found drowned in the harbour. It is supposed he mistook his way to the ship, owing to the darkness of the night, and walked over the Quay. PROM SATUTDAY NICIIT'S C 12F:771. MILITARY PiZt.r.lir..(AS. Grausiui.o signed by the i,aseireat , y rowdy of Middlo.ex. Hendon Volunt sers William Of e•eql. EN to be Ceptam, vice James LVarrr, yr signed. Dated Sept. IS. Loyal North Britons Volunteers Hie Royal Flightless Asigunn..l:,e.torn.k I ink.. of Sussex to I,e Lieutenant-Colonel-Conainandassi. vice Lord Reay, resigned. Dated Sept 18 Royal York Mary-le-Rnne Volunteer:. Ensign 11-)nit Burgess .o lie Lieutenant, vice Morris, pro moted. Dated Sept. 19. St. Geo gr'. Volunteers. Ellaig. Jame' Walsh to be Lieutenant, vice Erary, res , gneil Dated Amgmt 25. Easvigu Haniaon to be ditto, vice Lee., promoted. Dated Sept. 7. Ensign Weston to be ditto, vice Bing, resigned. Dated as above Sylvester Douglas Wilma, Gent. to be Ennui, vice Harrison. Dated as above. William Augustus Geohecker, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wee promoted. Dated Sept. 19 Sr. Clement Danes Volunteers. Wiliam Biownley, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Culomb, re.iif ord. Dated Augest 31. George Cairogaii, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rumble. promoted. Dated as above. Clerkeneell VeSinteers Freed, Chapman, E.q. to leCaiitain. vice Ilarilley, reigned Dated Sept 9. Jeri Robert Sheentan, ER to be ditto, vice Rhodes, resign ,d. Dyed a. above Second Lieoterent Humphries C. be First Lieutenant, vice Elude, resigned. lusted e. above. John Acton, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ansel!, re. signed Elated above JolinCiockatt. .eat to lie Second Lieutenant, vice Mollheux, res tied. I wed Se. , t 9 Sam Richard Har•ton to be ditto, vice Wimpri., resigned. Doted a. above J.iseph Glenne, Gent to be ddlo. vice Purney, resigned . Dated as above Charles Valentine, Gent. to be ditto, vice Deacon, resig ed. Dated :ilvoye. Royal Westminster Regiment of Middlesex M Hula. To he Limitenant.-.-Ensign lisninas Powell; dated Slit. IS. Robert DIV, ,;!.It.; dated Sept. 21. Ensign Archibald Grant; dated S...pt 19 Ensign Francis Grant; dated Sept SO. George Ravenseroft, Gent.; dated Sept. 22 West MAO. sex Militia. W. M. Marston, Esq. to be CAlledill Dated Sept. 13. John EW , E.q. to be dcto. Dated Sept. 14. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward lligh arid Ion.• Bradley, both of Hoddettfield, io t►e county of York, ironmongers. Oct 14 Jnbu Mabson, the Elder, and John Matson, the Younger,at Sanneundliaei, un the county of Suffolk, wine and blunt-met. chant, Oct. It. Thomas Sladon and Leonard Terry, of Cau.ewa.. near Ha• lifax, in the couuty of Yoilt„ corn dealers S.4it JO \Vilk:nson Alton a;d Wm. Eaddl, of Mirth Shields, in the eou.,t• uf Northumheri.ind, bra. Weer% and masons. Oet S. Zechariah Henry Sa..cle,so r and Joshua Grass, of Bishops gate-street, in the cityuf Londo,,,t.ii'ors Oct 21. . . - John Parkins and Thorn.k. Chrk, of Rtrrnin eta m, in the comity of Warwick, linen and w ,ollm dr pers Robert Stock Ludlow, G ‘rdoer, And Jam)) C , q) , ., in Reckliff.Areet, in the city of B.i*tol, usaltsiess and hewers. SC it se. _ James Bar,kley and Pcter MaJtcusie, pawstbiokers, Shaffielit. Se. t 19. Henry a u ll o . k, John Andervm, Al.mwsder Anderson, and William Watson, of the Swan 111 - ewhowsc, in the pansh of St. Mary, Wintochapel, in the county of Middlesex. Oct. 22 William Wilcox • .d Rob-rt Putter, linen-drapers, No. 2 and London.brl lge. Oct 23 John %Vheatley and Fiends Wl.ean. Oct 25. George Kama and Pierce Mooney, of Nlaiden-lane,Ratt'e. breler,llslington. in the county of Middloses, chemical and colour anstuf..ct arm Oct. 21. Anthony Hood, Charles Ertington, Taylor Winel.ip, and .lo•uthan Sotshie, of the south Shore, Newcastle upnes-Tyne, 'manufacturers of common and Latent cordage. Sept. *3. Horatio Rarron and John W..ralev. of Maacheater, in the county of Lancaster, e..tton...pinisen and dl as. Oct. 19. SALES BY AUC 110 N. RY D. SA DLER On the Premise" ..1 M, 10.eph Newham. of Pell..tram. h. (:rust,'. ,t 1 th. E34t, 1" IS DAY, at Twelve 0•C • k, to• the 6 Refit CA . the Croldn , i, he habit casn i 7 riltif. following HORSES, CA F,tl,eii wets! cart Gel.!inga, in good rtidi inn, wt• t ll'mem complete ; thaw umstul Carts, n v.)! 'emir: A Qthintite of Done. Sub:a Utviall.. • fat 1102. Asei si,nd‘s• s. likewise the LEASE of Cm Pr•nAes, wr•••1 thirty !ems ones .iced ; woo gaud st.oilitg for &totem be and a dry .Iced fir carriages. 'lite above l'ie:Aogro •re well wroth the attNetkri of Coo. Town Carmen, Ac. au the whole will he .4.1 nut r 'save, and maii be viewed onnl th • Wine of .ale, oh re Catalogue. ma. Le had ; Ain of D. 3.411.-r, it hi. Iteootto. , •• , Gamed-street. BA% KUPTS. Aryan Veetty, of Ke , iiiat, in the county of Westmoreland, skinner, tanner, dealer and chaperon, to surrender, Noe. 6, el flee, 7, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at the White flint Inn, in Kendal Attorneys, WWII. Itich.wh.in and Fell, in Kendal, and Mr Jot 1(40:I, garden-court, Mid!. Tem,.le, London. Mint, now nr Woof 11leitw,11, in the county of Northampton, tarmtr, dealer And chaperon, to surrenAr, Noy. St, at three, 6, and Dee. 7, at ten, at the White flare lan, in Towetster, in the mid etounty of Northampton. Attorneys. M sus. ►ulkes and Lontdell, of Gray's Iran Lane. London, and ‘lr Kerby, fu Tewerester afor-aaid. _ _ Thomas Fell, of Wardour-street, in the parish of Saint James, Westminster, in the county of Mid negro, coatis. matter, dealer and chapman, to sorrend-r, Nov. 2,5, and Dec. 7, at ten, at G.iudhall , London. Attorney, Mr. Alan, London -street, Fcnchurch•streer, London. Thomas Tuck, of Church-street, Bethnalirree ht the county of Nfi.l.l;e,ex, dealer in flour, riraler and chapmau, to surrender, Nov 9 , at twelve, 12, and Dec 7, at ono, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Scot', St. M court, Poultry, Lundell. _ John Thomas, of St. Jame:a place, in the parish of St. Westininster, in the county of 1111.1c1Ines, tailor, to surrender, Nov. S o at twelve, 12, and D.e 7, at one, at G.. ild. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pitrocoanb, No. 31, Vaniestreet, P,ccadi ly. DJVIDFNDS. Nov. 30. John Healey, o Illishopsgat...street,jet the city of London, tobacconist, dealer at .d chaptuan, as eleven, at Goildh .II Doh-. Davison Penny, the Younger, of the parish of S.iint Jisoo, Wa,ping, in the county of Nrl,4 llesex, shop-chandler, dealer and eliapinan, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londt.i. Dec. 3 Francis Uejo'in, of HolWit-bridge,..in the city of London, di.tifkr and rectiner of *petits, dealer sad chap man, at ten at Guildhall. Nov. la J , .11,1 Weil, of Ca,tw.ight...tweet, Ro.emary tom, in the palish of St. HAtolph, &Agate, in the county of Mi victualler, dealer and chapmast, at two we, at Guild. hall. Nov. 30. Charles Pnllincton, of tlavant, in the county of Hainpilsoe, its pkeener, at ten at London. Nov. 25. Edwanl Margaretwtr...•t, Caveudiah• square. in the eutantt of Middlesex, careesiter, builder, dealer and ehapinaii, at ten, at Guildnall, Lnri , lion. Nov. 16. John Smith, late of Vlro..lwieh, in the county of Kent, hawker and pidiar, dealer and chapnian, at twelve, al Guildhall, London. Nov. 16. Samuel Abydwoll, Wheeler-street, St , italfuthls, in the county of IN ddle.rx, dyer a ad cirsalter, dealer and chanman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London N., 16. Wiliam Butler, of Weldon, in the county of 141 , rtitanie.ton, linen-draner, shopkeeper, dealer and chap. mot, at ele‘eo, at ce p. 1.111411, L on don Nov. 16 LA wows Cokes, lit •of Jewry..strest, Aldgate, in the c ty of ruerohant, dealer and cliap.uan, at twelve, at Guildhall Noe. 16. J•ihn Weight, of Gosport, in the county of South am ion, grocer, deahq and chapman, at one, d the Crown I.at lot (irwiwrft d,r.aid._ _ _ . _ Nov 111. Thomas RicManlier:in, now or late of Manchester, in the entin.r of I....caster, merchant, d.aler and chapinan, at f. ,r, at the Star Inn, in Deanasate, Manche.tcr, in the ea.tl rowdy. N... 19 Jolts Re of Liverpool, is the county of Las , mcrch....t, and %lid Lever,of Manchester, in the co,inty Ineretiant and panne.., at one, at F..r.'iaw'v, the G 1... Tavern, .1 din- , rect, Liverpool. MR I 11 , 1 , :A l'1•S 16 Ri ir4 Meg Memo, Lite .4 the city of Worcester, money. %creed& f Jsttlt of Worcestor-street, in the borough of South lA)NDUN 117 G. DANII/SON, NOG 17. t rt, Bow Str.et Cosrnt tiaolLtn, sal .roalisil..l • of Office, No 5; 'lack of tit. VI nuts C111. , c11. 11. fliek, of No 7. New 11,it..n*St t, 1. Pf • o,Aef. if C. for ti... I've?, sent to the I)$ o mob be tiuty •tteneerl to. :,.:. war;,, and enmity of 50r.,7, millwright, dealer and dri 11,a•1. 121,:hAPI Thrps-rgh, of West•ltalk, p.rio of JAN/ in the county of Lsocaster, graze; , d 4 111411. PRISONER in HIS MAJESTY . ' PRISON of Ike FI.EtT. FIRST NOTICE. Thnni.a, ire, of P •mayb,olr, in the nit.es Llan.a !A, ru the .. ,, trity or Carmarthen, but late of 1,1 the count)' tamer. Saturday—Gaaa•t. Ilf Pr.st. 1.1 terl.—Hotalay at all th.• Pratte Offices rKICE OF I Itlilt STOCKS-4)er la Gov. Delaanturea S t.er Cent 99 Or.tn.l Canal Lout, l per Cent • • ..97j keyal (7anal Loan, 6 per cent ..... 91; COURSE OF [MCI 11m ,5 10t U. Ditto, at sight 0 Retterdain Ha•nburgh 4 11 5 3 11 /Shona Paw, 1 Jay's dltt IS 12 , _ :1-1 A NGE.---Ocr ?...i Venice 591 bibas 6li Ovrte 6i • Ilittilis lob I Cork 131 ___ . Ditto Boutdartut Cadet 93 effect. Mall•te ....28 effect. !Mb. I . ...turtslGrattl iaa C••ie and Rats per ft 0 Dosaii , •ea , e , • • • • • r 'COW o.llart 1 Ire, in New Luis each r Agin no the &Hilt 5. per Cent . 11 1 , 12)... . dart. Leo« 531 , 161 crew 47 • Dublin on London (II Selfa.t on Looting' 5e11,2.4 on 1) ( I ),1 MARRIAGES. Toecti.v, at it. , by, by the Rev. M. H. R.r tholotev. the IZev. Gdi.ea Bete fn‘d, R.Jor of 8e.1....rt i Wareicthhire, and of Saattl',r, L • cestelshire, t aro , ol.e, only daughter of the Rev H Bruen', Red,' 4 On Tuv. lay at 11.1glvington, in the enaliti Dorhart, .Vil:iam Horn, of Lund a, Faq to 11,1 a 1 1 1..114 Sirtar., 41.1 . ter of the late Crovyer ,iume., EN of Retiw...th Homie. On Monday, Oil 14 , h inst by the R v John pwitip al, m , ,amoutliihire, Wiltiain LntAington, E.l. tits f D.lllPf. K 1 it, but now ul ati,tol. to Nos El Lentil EVilano, I. DE ‘T HS. Lately, egad 11 1 , Dad , e ()wry, relia of the tat,. P 0.„ 1 : 1q. fte.it•Adni JI or the Blue, of Plyinutan (;•ear-houf . the county of Devon, much and deaervedly Lidiented . family, friends, and acquaintance. On rridiry I o•t, at Munktnn, in Thattet, univensally rer t ted, I.l..nryJes.arl. E•ig Hia d• eel, which, a ..CCAll.if• a quantity of lairtaaunt, underact My refra'.iriltered by a a•- ten tans nurse, afro& a rnelanchoi%, out uriking eavuoly, , the d'elP, of placing .lath powerful In-d witiiia rose:), or et tile dt eretisa , or am .tteral nidorance On S.turdey lu.r, u Su bury, SW" Ik, T Sidon, Val lua of the E•igiueers, ich, and a M.igia:ove of Kent 00 Tu. day, in irk filth year, Richard 11,r1brook Esq. of Sr. Panora... one of Iles Majerfo Juatices of the Peace for rot eoouty M dd ka , ,rulay, in Pal-ce-itivii. Canterbury, aged (9, Mrs If t4,14` ,f (11, late Aldf•rna...s tfaTainuud, Awl neither -I rr a pr, fowl clerk, of Canrerlriv. morning, Nft rs , :kee. garden.? rn Flarri.no, L•ii. of Dena* tliU. X...t, suil4nely intl, aft, e - nig a rely hearty breakfast. HIGH WATFII THIS OAT AT LONDON BIUL) Me.• 5 noun after 4 I Evil.... 115 min. •'t 4 By Mr SrEVY Xrt Al his Attnion Rom... 191 Pie a L;.y, •,, po.ite Da Tl - 11$ DAY, and BP , tvpi fon v. Inv 'a.s, at It uveck-.. A N Excellent COLLEC I'lo N of B ' AO Kd. I.a Fifty p,,, m 1 Share in the I.lr,tisii Fi.henes .Ist,e -inatieal listranp-ins, 130 Reams of Priiit•ng I) rms., W ,, tt-g Paper, Qiiiht Account Yoooa, Two Marble Chun:Jerome; aid Alice Mi.seehaiteotis Ankles. Ti. be visaed till the Sale, and Catalogues had. By I.F.IGH and S. SaINFRY; R wit.eilers, at their Has MB 145, Strand, nor IHURSDA t , Oetnber 31, ISO . 4 Five following Days (Sunday •acerd I), At Twelve r HE CIRCULATING LIBRARY of ‘t . A FISHER, R firsirtott ( a Bankrupt, and 11 by Order of the Awignees). Litter. fweety F,ue-tu rd PLUM Forte.. fo be be •iewed, and Catalogues to by had at the Place Sale. VALU‘BLE FARMS, COLLIERY. ANO TIJRNFIKA sFCURIIII ,4 i cumnERL tin. _ . . At the Gem Re Inn, in P•Miti., in the Couney of Climb' , I'. either together or in aep..rate Lids, on TUESDAY. llt I .4 dly of November, lan.s. at Six &Clack in th • Evening. ALL th tt compatt and valuable. TI FARM, s,tfa.f.o at HEWER HILL, in Castle So. • Si, in thw cossitty of Cumberland; ron.iatiing of a well-. Dwelling•H ,us-, with 4..itati , e ut-Hooves and trb 1.4 r •• . r . b&. l6 ll"titi and 289 A 3 R. 19 P. of Land, occupied Fit with, now in the po-sea.iiin of and Garen, Winght. Alan, ,II that 'wire own tart and Tithe• Free Farm, who'll • to the about-nsentino-ii &tate, "old common', kaown by tee name of CASTLF iuWF.RSY LOW FARM t • comas iv it of a well.beilt DeePing.tl wee, with suitable Oret-Notnes a.+l Offices Eat, rt." b.-longing, mud 160 A lit Id P. n , Li occupied ttity.with ;„tow in the tiosestion of John Sane . S tub the ab 'ye Firms abound wtb, Coil and Limn-t J• • i are distant from Fenian about Ten Miles, and Wjuin t • TurniriA• Read leading between Pnutth and Wigton An.l Also all that valitable Cnltsery, renswit.nly‘ktiow • T.', the name of Hewer Hill Colliery, now tervking to:j. at Pr - !It and adrAntagA, and from wle.ch 14,4a.ti Skips sere h "1 vol I ainu illy, for several ,ears past ; tarn Skeit ointairtir t - Winches's , Rosarlii, And all the Sea.ns of Coal' Piing WA. I tile Farms above mentioned, At the .Allie 1 . 11110 411 , 1 Place will be Sold, Tte4 Torn" Securityrti the ono tot 0-le TrtAll*:ll4 Peigidit MP" Road leading between Eamont Ii uig- and Catlett', and sa other for Seven Hundred and Eighty Pounds, up° If Cie Si. . leading from Shadann Gate towards K"%Vrio'k. 11•- John Willed wet Mr John Sailor will shew r Fauns, And Mr. (ionic Wright will she," the Colliery ; n •4 further Particulars inay be had, by Applving to Mr. W Hobson, at M Allston, near Barnard Castle t Mr. C. V. • No 11 , Holborn,' Court, G•tay't Inn, London ; and if Mr. kimono, Solicitor, Dalton, lAncatihne. I • _~!~