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• Mittlfllt nenititogyer. NEWTON M E ETI NU. --____-2, JUNE 20. •ne Cala Cap. gnaw fur, by Subscription of togs each, tar all siss.-.-Four anise. (t i subscriber.) Sir W. Gerard's b. c. Corduroy, by !Whine, rat of Lady Saab, 3 yrs old, 6ot. 611/ • I Sir R. Brooke's b. f. Duchess, 4 yrs, 7st. 1116 Mr Gliver's b. f Slieba's Glue% 4 yrs, 7.t. t tlb. Mr. C. Saith's Miss Bi&SClllitd, 6 yrs, nu ylb. Won very euy. The naiiieu Plato of 7nl. for all ages —3-atile haulm Mr. Shaw's bay colt, Bay Malta*, (late Spider) by Beiiiilabro', 4 yrs, 7st. tab. • 6 I I Lord RanclifFs b. g. by Worthy, 4 yen* old, 7st tall~ Kr. tiescuipe's b. g. by T,issittliy, 4 yrs old, 7st. iolb Mr. Bailey's be. colt. Fourth of Jape, by Cum no, 3 yrs old, Sat. alb. Lord Rridoey's b. e. Zephyr, 4 yrs old, 7.1. 'alb a 3 dr llcTrafford's p. f. by Yuma Eagle, 3 yrs old,fiet I din Mr. Linsley's b. c. by Sir Volume, 3 yr. old, fist si11,. Ceedsrry received ■ compromise from Vegerbaugb. TIKIII.IIIIAY. _ _ loorpotabes of top eorl;,;"42ogo added, far three yomoold tette, oat. 31*. AMOS, **L....TWO aICS. (5 Subscribers ) Sir W. Gerard's Corduroy. by Shuttle Mr. Gassoirses b. c. by Tolosa Star ... Mr. Tumbler's hr. t. by Sir Oliver Mr. Cliftes's b. f Mortals& by Co= der a Lord Wilton*. hr. f. Beadi e r; by • I A good tiler. ASCOT all.t"rn. 5ATI.11111•1', JUNIE 113. A sweepstakes of Jugs. rack, goes. forfeit. Mr. Laliottots eh. c Captain H. tryst's b. c tt IA Cerement's Sister to Brighton Lass 3 M. It H the D. of York's b. f 4 6 and 7 to 4 on Ld. Lgrenrost. TA. Lorthees Letterer, apt Mr. Ladbrokes ch. e. off by consent. A Haodicap plats of 591. for all aro. ke. M. Plates Jeroboam .. 4 I I Mr Jails's Caos4riais 1 0 9 Mr. Borah's Whistle locket 3 • 3 Mr Ladhrolie's Emma 6 3 • Mir I-timid:a Siripliag M. Thera's Deeimont s 6 dr 3 to 1 agst.Cosabeiao. 4 tot apt. t►e wituver, tad 4 to 4.44.4?0r0annt A hoe race. A vweepotakea of loop. earls, h. fi. Jerog's c. walked over. Then ra :cs were sever before so thinly attended. THE U.VIVERSITIES. olirclitet, JCRS '23. On Thursday last the following Gentlemen were admitted to Degr.. : nacasLoas IN DIVINITY.R44. Allen Wheeler, of Cdliege ; Rev. Harry Bristow Wilson, of Liucolo can. ee. s' 1' PI 1.1,011. is CIVIL LAW. -..Mr. Jesse Addams, of St. culkge. Mabille OF Allys.••.•Re4. Matthew Loon, of Magdalen Hall ; Rev. David Williams, of Wadhani College ; Rev. John Sweny, of Christ Church ; Rev. John Bushnell, of Pesn'iroke College ; Mr. Francis R. N. Bonham, of Christ Church College ; Rev. Frederic Choppin, of St. John's College. B•cotatasis of Aires.—Mr John Montgomery Tralserise, of ()Oa College ; Mr. John Roles Fishlike, of Wadham College ; Mr. James Parkin, of Pembroke College; Mr. Marlow Watts Wilkinson, of Worcester College ; Mr. Thu aoss Beat, of Worcester College. t Oil •iunday last the Lord Bishop of Oxford or dain. I th , following Gentlemen at Christ Church: DC4COIIII.I. Johe Taylor, B. A. Usivasity College; t. Robert Merritt Miller, Wonsan* College ; a. rtailisito Swan, A. ?finagles College ;4. Edward Hughes, R. A. Jesus College ' • s. Thomas Tunghai Haverficid ' M. A Coypu; Christi College ; 6. Peter Juhuson, Exeter College ; 7. Jolla Wi I_4TOS, D. A Jesus College ; S. Chalks Dayman, K. A Exeter c.ollege ; 9. Dinh! Davies, B. A. Jesus Col lege ; 10. ~ a ronel Anott, B. A. St. Jokes College ; 11. Thomas Halyard, I A. Worcester College; tr. Robert A. Christ Church ; 13. Joseph Boughton Coley, B. A. Christ Church; It. Thunius Hunt, B.A. Christ Church, is Richard [Awake ; M. A. Merton College. Pn;ares.— I. Henry Dawson Roandcll, M. A. Magdalen Collegc ; g. Daniel George Stacey. S C. L. fellow 0 New College; 3. George Harris, B. A. Jesus Colley ; 4. George David Faithlil, M. A. Corp.. Christi College; s. Charles Chichester Exeter College; S. Beojamin Lewes B. A. Je sus College% 7. Joh. Darla, B. A. Jesus Colleie; g. Ro bert Bailey Fisher, B. A. Pembroke College • 9. Jlll4B Ro lienson, B. A. St. J o hn's College ;o. Edwin; Heary.ormi, B. A. All sours College; 11. Thomas Slater, M. A. Christ Church; lg. James Veutris, B. D. 31agilalen College. Jun, 40. Mr. Thomas Hayes Lyon was admitted Feirow of New College. _ _ _ On Monde; last, Messrs. Hildyard and Holdall, of Trinity College, were elected Scholars, and Mr. Streitfield. Ethibitioner, of that Society. Philip Williams. Esq. Fellow of New College, in this University, has bee. chosen a Freeman and Re. eorder of the City of Winchester, in the room of Sir John Henry Newholt, Knight. appuiuted a Judge in the Supreme Court at Madras. C.I,IIIIEIDGE. JUNE 22. On Suodsy last the Lord Bishop of Bristol held • private Ordination in the Chapel of Trinity Col lege, when the following Geutleuten were ordain ed : Pa sast.—.Wr. Charles J. Blomfirld, B. A. Fellow of Tit pity College. Aron e.--.llfr. lobo Cherlmfalt M. ♦. ireßoli of Tr:oily College; Mr.Kaatoel Etteberbsrt, of Bear% College, soil from the Diocese of Bristol. The following Gentlemen were admitted to the • - • - - under-meotienid degrees on Wedneialay 'bereft n Di eesift..-Thie Rig. Fleury Batter Pacty, of Pestwohe College. DOCTOR tx Maistet... , -.Joseph Pilkiaglos Braadreth, of Trinity College. 11•ITIRRI Or ARTS...4OOTO Kirkman Miller, Willis.. Lewin *ham, and Jaws Rickard lholter, of Trimly College ; sail Joseph Thockersy, of King's College. Siteneicias or Aan.—Janes H0g..., and Philip 'Wyss, Yorke, of W. Julia's Culler. Sir William Browne s gold medal for the Greek Ode is this year adjudged to Mr. Edward V. Blom field. of Coins College; and that for the Greek and Latin Epigrams. to Mr. William Sheepshanks, of Trinity College. The Rev. William Chafy, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Sohiey College, is appointed ot.e of Ilia Majesty's Preachers at Whitehall. The pending boxing-snatch between Doglaerty and Bora will take place this day. 1,-,Sunday afternoon, as one of the ihmpwead stales was starting from Tottenham-court-road, the pale broke, and the coach Newt; in consequence of which th e coac h man h a d h is leg broken. S d pawiessgers, who wet- its the ionic., fortunately . CIK • p ti unhurt. NAVAL ISDELLIGINCE. roaTIMOOTH, .71.71 , 1 E &ilea the Pretettor gun-brig, with • convoy for Cork ; Cementite store-ehip, and Osprey sloop of war, for the Downs ; Ant schooner,i4or Guernsey : Lavinia, frigate for Lisbon. The Hibernia and Northumberland men of war are released from qua :lmbue. Yesterday sailed from . Yarmouth Roads the Grasshopper sloop of war, with the . Quebec fleet under cunruy.—Wind Southerly. PLYMOUTH. JUNE n. Sailed dirPheasant sloop of war, with a convoy for the Downs; !Visas frigate, for the East Indies; Raleigh and Plover sloops of war, on a cruise.i Jugs 23. Sailed the Rhia frigate, for the coast of France. PLYNIOUTH•DOCE, JUNE 33. Arrived the Ulysses frigate, 44 guns, Captain Sew/trek from Portsmouth ; the Clieefly gun-brig, from Guernsey; and the Dispatch arid Deptford navy transports. l he Pheasant is returned with her convoy. The Dejimiee,74, Capt. Hotharn, is getting un der way, and will sail for her old station. FALMOUTH, JUNE 21. Arrived the Princess Eli:abetA Packet, Capt. Kidd. with a Mail from Lisbon. in teu days. A fleet of merchantmen sailed from to Tort on the Ityth ult., fur En.l.s;w4,-entlet earwig of tist Myrtle Awl I'44wpt.-lONsud TO BAT, JUNE;,. Sailed to-day the (*one, with a cdavoy for Bihar gal and the Cape of Good Hope. Remain the Antelope, (Adniiral Duckworth), and the Noaparei/schoutierWind E.S.E. . COVE OF LOU, JUEE Arrived thsahclit Sarah. of Scarboro', Briggs, from Saute Domingo, with co/fee, n fur LoudOl; Levant, of and from Norfolk, Fisher. Sailed, Pri*'e Frederick, of and for Dram ; Patriot, ditto; Jame, of and for London, Cochrane; Mary, ditto, Morgan; good Intent, ditto, Gurayne. —Wind S. lIANWIcIi, JUNE (23. Sailed the Aurktined packet for . 14eligolaud ; Lark ditto, for Gotteuburgh. Arrived the Broupy, with a Mail tram HAW,. lend ; and the King G'eurge ditto, with a 1114111 final Guttenburgh. . _ wcymowni,Na43. The trade bound to Portugal and Spain, &c. un. der convoy of the Lively frigate. sailed this niorn. ing with a breeze at east ; auist.tha Frinseie Reeling packet, fur Guernsey, &c. DSAL, JUNE 44. Arrived the Ifiersar frigate. from the Westward. and sailed to join the fleet in the Baltic; and Trim. ciao sloop of war fr o m a cruise. MOCKING MURTMRS. WEXFORD. JUNE 11. On the Sth inst. an inquest was held at Mani doran, near Newtawnbairy, by JAMES LEE, Esq. one of the Coroners of tl►is county, on the be. dy of Jane Maley spinster, who ICIS murdered on Sunday night last, when the Jury ((mud a verdict of wilful murder against Thomas Walsh sod Mary Tremble, of Maindoraii. aforesaid. The atmost praise is due to Brigade-Major Beevor and Captain Kerr, through whose exertions, the sail[ Mary Tremble has been apprehended and tosninisted to our gaol. Walsh, it is hoped, cannot long elude the vigilant ssurch making for him by those gentlemen and the numerous yeomanry in that part of the country. It appeared ni evidence, that jealousy was the princi pal cause of this horrid murder, and that Walsh had dispatched her with a stab of a sharp harrow pin in the' back oilier head, in his own dwelling house, and then, aided an.l assisted by the said Nlary. Tretuble, a travelling prostitnte, dragged her by a rope to an elder tree adjacent to the said horse, and there hung her ; after which, those miscreants propagated a report that she had hanged herself. • -.4... Extract from a letter, dated Raleigh, No:th Caro lina, May 8, 1810:—" * gentleman. who was in Newbern during the sitting of the Superior Court, last week, has informed us of a murder which was lately perpetrated there. supposed by Capt. Edward Tinker and 11We/et Durand, on a lad about 17 years old. The following is a history of the case, as received from our informasit. Several week+ ago Captain Tinker with Mr. Durand, (his brother-in law), and the lad on board, carried a cargo of sugar and coffee to Baltimore, which he sold for money. He then insured his vessel with a valuable cargo to Newbern, and sailed in balla,t ; near the Hatteras Ranks. he landed the money and suck the vessel, by boring holes in her bottom—then cause top to New berry. and with Durand swore to a protest that the vessel was boat iu consequence of her age and bid condition, and stated, that the' money went to the bottom, and 3 men were drowned in diving for it. The lad, though evidently tutored, prevaricated ; cud, in subsequent conversations, said no men were drown ed. and that he himself assisted to land the motley. On Saturday nigh t the Bth ult. a little after mtd night, Tinker. wand, and the lad, (who lodged at Tinker's) were hailed by the• watch near the wharf. Tinker bad a gun, and answered they were gang to shoot ducks. In an hour or two after, they retarned without the boy and were again hailed by the watch, who inquired for the boy ? Tinker said he had gone on board a vessel. On the 18th 'ult. the body of the boy was found floating on the river, with sixty weight of atones fastened to him by ropes, his feet tied, and from appearances he had Leen shot in the back. Tinker and Unread were taken up; these, with many other corroborating circumstances appearing in proof, they were com mitted to gaol. A few days after, Durand, under a hope of pardon, 'nude, it Wand, a full confession of the murder. " Ou Thursday last Tinker was arraigned fur trial at Craven Salient), Court ; but it was found in.• possible to °titian such a jury as the law deems im partial. Mara titan 400 talesman, on being guts boned. said they had formed and expresse an opinion u tifarott rable to the prisoner,' between 20 and 30 were challenged by the prisoner, and after every exertnin during the whole day, and summoning every frerhulder %, rould be found, only seven jurors we swoons The trial was therefore post poned to the next term of the Court. " There were mite extraontinanicirctuustances which led to the discovery of this murder. It wits not custom try for the watch to remain out titer 12 ti'LlOck ; night was iccictenkaily ae elicertion and their meeting Tinker and Durand both when going and returning is retbarksble. t That the body of the hoy should float with 60 weight of 'tents fastened to it has alto 'beefs deemed an ex traordinary circumstance. " Tinker's ciamectioas ate wealthy and respect- able. 1k is himself rich, but his character: has always beau a slender one." THE FARMING SOCIETY OF IRELAND. On Month's, the 4th Juate,a sheep-shearing, and shew of sheep, took place at Rathdrum, county of Wicklow, iu consequence of the liberal premiums offered by the Fanning Society of Breland, for Ewe floggets, produced from native mountain ewes, by South Down rams. I For the best Pee of Tee L eo . Foe the sestde as . Far dee third ths -Sd For the fourth 199. h le 9 Fur the best Sheerer S For the west du a For the third do 3 Poi the (worth do 3 To the Liodlord, Whilst Tenant shall ebtais the tint Punnet The anciety'3 Gold Medal. The Society had, in the year loos i ..dli.:4;uttl'B • few South Down yarns arrofggl 'Cie breeders, by ' wax of aisrrelnlent, but the produce of lion were to rewi that the competition was not on this first occasion as great as it will be in future ; yet the surprising improvement exhibited in the price pen. by this one cross, is sufficient to repay the exer tions of the Society, and• to give them every fair 3'ground to hope, that iis a few years the present diffirent stock of the mountains will, iu conse silence-of the eueossragensent held oat, experience • rapid and valuable alteration both in carcass avid in wool. The native Wicklow sheep are very ill formed, and though bearing floe wool oa some !art., on others there is a large proportion ex tremely coarse. In the price lot produced by Mr. Chritchley, this defect appeared to be in it great measure remedied; and when shorn the animal exhi bited a straitness and width of form. which cur prised even those who had indulged the moat un omine expectations of the value of such a cross. The quality of the wool Was such, that Mr. Rickey, ' an eminent and extrusive mainsfarrorer, had no he sltatian to declare it sufficient to form what is de nominated Welsh fi unnel, a sample of which was brought down by Mr. Elliot, Alnager of Ireland, and premiums were offered by the Society for the beet imitation of it; and it is to be hoped that a plan, on an extensive scale, will be suggested by the Society to the hula proprietors, who will, no doubt, most cordially ca-operate in promoting au abject which will add to the industry and comfort rof the peasantry. and improve the value of their estates. Nothing could be more gratifying than to see the competition for the Society's premiums among the shearers. There were nine candidates, •most of whom performed their work with very great still. The successful shearers went home, with illy in their faces and prite-rilabons• in their hats. There is no doubt there will be many. more claimants next year. It is of the greatest consequence to the Iwo prietoro of fine-woolled sheep, that they should be closely and evenly shorn, oo as to avoid what is called the second cut, as a quarter ilan inch of fine wool next the skin is more valuable thee an inch at the extremity. . The thew took place in a part of that striking and commodious square of buildings erected by Earl Fitzwilliam for the accommodation of the flannel market. It happoied to be the fair day, and though the hall was writ assorted, the sale was dull, in consequence, es it is supposed, of the de plorable state of puhlic credit in Dahlia. Exclu sive of the sheep exhibited for the premiums, a very handsome pen, consisting of a South-down rain sod ewe, front the flock of Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, a ewe from the flock of the Duke of Bedford, sod two lambs their produce, were exhibited by M r . Blachford ; to impress the farmers with the good qualities of that breed. Mr. Symes's Steward ex hibited • pen of ten superior ewe lambs of the same breed. Mr. Wynne, 'hewed a pen of re markably fine yearling South-down rams for sale, one of which was purchased by Mr. Quin, for the benefit of his tenantry, and most of the rest were engaged. Mr. Chruchley, a moat spirited agricul turalist, and the successful candidate for the first prize, is so convinced of the advantage of eats bli.hing South-down flock; on the mouutainous parts of the country, (particularly is he is per suaded that the original mountain sheep of the county of Wicklow were of the saine kind as the unimproved South-downs) that he has removed all his native rains, and last year substituted near fifty South-down rams in their place. His flock of native ewes, consists of near tOuo, so that in a few years, by persisting in the u.e of these rams, most of his then flock will be purr blood.—Several Noblerneu and Gentlemen are pursuing the same plan, suggested and encouraged by the Farming Society, the ad vantages of which, to the manufacturea of Ireland in general, and to the county of Wicklow in particu lar, are incalculable ; sad even the epicures in mut ton may look forward to no very distant period for n plentiful supply of sheep, which, with improvi.sl flavour, will be much snore easily fattened than the present breed. Exclusive of numerous spectators who attended the fair, and many gentlemen arid farmers from the adjoining district, some zealous members of the Farming Society of Ireland, from a considerable distance, and even from Dublin, were present at this phew, where all were equally gratified by what they considered a most useful and interesting sceue, and were afterwards most hospi tably entertained by Mr. Critchley, at his delight ful cottage, Cassino. On Tuesday. • person belonging to Vi'illington Colliery went to a house in North Shields, where a benefit society, of which his wife is a member, is kept, when he informed the stewaids. in sobs and groans. which left no doubt of the fact, that his 4. dear wife had bid adieu to this wicked world, after a short illness," and claimed the 'total altos. ance. tie was accordingly paid bl. in cash. and Bs. in drink. The stewards went next day to at tend the corpse to the grace, but bow great was their surprise on meeting their supposed dent sister in perfect health. Au implanat . took plai e. when it appeared that the scheme had been .ri!op!ed to satisfy an importunate creditor. The hu►uaud agreed to refund the money by matalments. CriILVTIO' 'PAI RS. Slooday Fair wan hitt Maly attend.. atout. it. t calves sold well, at did hammers; the, , 4 , reat udu.l.er aplp, the prier of *LIMI T " the 466,, nd mummy testator(' unsold ; there so*" fos cult" Ann the .hew of Ititerairas 'inferior: the event two of th , - rour.itt•lsauti cloy dattlird tutu the tow a, road to IVeymouth. Nuuthampron fair,. on 'rtiniiy Musday. waa very fall, with as fine a of lutists as has been kayos fee Inlay tea r ., and particularly use young draft horses; the Pellet /ow 6,6 , but a great mapy were sold. Horued raido was stint, bat ths sale ass rather dull, owing to the high that-. 1,,,„ pigs were plenty, but a peat 'natty acre datum ass) told. TWA Al A 1:11 CORN EXCHANGE, Jul's: tn. CURRENT PIOVE OF GRAIN. Wheat 64s IWe Il4s titans (M) ........ tas.l Phis ditto. lid.. Dios Tick ditto ........ Mit SIM 17s Oats .......... .its. Su. Barley 34s. 4Ss Polood din. ........ 4e. 71s- Ilys P44atue ditto .......... White Peso ? Rape Reed ..... • Ali (boiled) •• ": 9 ' s , Tioe Fl u e r Grey L.+miel ...... UXBRIDGIL ----------- 'emairreetor's Rows. TaullteD •V, JO % r :1. Wheel, per load. ...... ,:doi..• to ell 1... Perky, pm quasar Des. —st. to 4 .3. —.4. Oda Nill...—d. to 42a —4. Beau ww..aso. —d. to &e s . —4. Old Did ...., ~..-6 —..d. to --5....4. Peso. e. Xotto .-41. to ;sot --d. ' PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, It' F. iT ER DAT' IT. J • Of SIN. WIIIITIICOAPILL. Rlll7, 41.5 i. nd. to tll. lU. ott Hay tit. us. to al. SUS*, 31. oe.od. to 31. Vs. I. New, .4. o. to ..l. ICloser, 71 7s to Straw. O. it. to 44 *MITI( F1E.1.1) 11/ .li!ce v 3. To tick (be Oilrol per stone 01 Sib. 42. 4d to tat. od. Head sf Cottle, this blattao...4l. at to 5,. 14. 6.osta . , lamb tot la 7e. 6d. Sheep and laasla.... I t,',o Veal ds. 04. to 6s. 6d. Coln, Poet Ss. od. to 7e. ($l. Pip • HAY-MARKET. litty...4 SI. es. od. 10 al. to ad. lea. Id. to :** Claw 64. es. ad. to al 1,,s ad. NEWGATE AND LEADENH A LI. ',MIMES*. (By the Be-I 4s. 04. I. Gs. od. Mott.. 411 4d. to. Ls. od VBBl 48. IA 10 5% Pork M. 44. to •. 0.1. to lA. 44. PRICE OI St. James's Market 4$ OP Clare Market as ti 4 Wltiteehatiel Market as 4.4 per et, of sib. --6 Its 2(i TowleTallow 70. ad Yellow R Milt 7„ yd White ditto too ed Soar ditto .... 4.44 bp Aft ling Stuff tile DIM/ rus. h 4. u—a Arevage.... - 4s - yid Graves ..... 10 Good Orrin lkd otos—Curt,tli. yellow *nap, gcs—...Mi %ire of Cauflka, per do o.4—Mnufh. ~ t. fJ RAW HIDES. / Ilea Reiter. sod Str•ns (per ikrelinary 2s nd gigs.. stew) se. lu I. to 3S. ed. Mar1...1 Colt ga ed . Id se id.. SW all• sd. Eng Hattie 144.04. is 11. 0 • - - - Ir. uill to .- - - - as. ed. to se. W. Of LEATH — IC — Retie, so to slims. earls - *ld to sad MI6 Ditto, 36 to fitilla. eSell • 4.1.1 54. IMlrtesoots• Peeks • 241 to 4ti4 Doessosig Hides • to )9W Fiat Ciaali Hideo 194 a to sit/ Crop Hides 33 to sidbo fee catalog rod so lad Ditto 43 to 5411 be • a t J to sod Calf Skins so to Solbo . litiit to '321 Ditto to Icy -34 d to 414 Ditto 7to to winos . 3.4 to 4ed Small Seals (Greeisliusill 21 oil to .11 Laige ditto tow to Was per doses. Goat Aloe • • Gte to ;es Tainted Hone Hides - NO to 951 . COAL. MARKF.T,Juis ts Ships. Ships add. Prier. 76 .. Neweastle Cad ...... 475. 61. I. 33. ..thsadedsmil $ Oa Sunday last, at Catit;iug — - tun- Horne, Ifeeti,the ladle Capt. Hallett, Itoyell Wary, of a Mill born boo. AIARkIAGES. Oa Tuesday, the 19th inst. at Lambeth Church, 11, Edward( H. Lae, of Belmout-place, to NJ iFS lhnmlrae, youngest /laughter of Thorns Tboutpsuu, Esti ut Cate street, Leioestrunparre. Or the old of April, at Malta, Mr. Herr) rietch.. Secretary to the Committee of Untish 511fclu.ti., to Y. Catherine Williams, grand...laughter of the hate M..J.4 t. Archu. DEATHS. At Caton Ilant, Lieutenant Easton, ^f the Ro)al a consumption, caught by *mere sel.lire w the Nott Al his liaise, in fleaking.street, aft , Mg illness which he suatained oath fortittole, Capt. 11.0 of the Ro yal Rimy. Monday se'nnizlit, at Fahatioth, aged 20, fir S Kidd, sou 111 CIIIMOLI John Kidd, of lie l'tinc , packet On the till instant,. at Soincreutes .Emili e, father of this young lady h as .15 101,11/1 lust his Nether mut sitter aml two dm/glues, awl oda,. of his family lie very dangerously tit Lately, at Astigea, (apt. C. N kite, of the Royal So!. Commissitieer of the alut k-yard at St. Jul,.,''. On the 7th inst., suddesaly, at League., Carom thaishot, Capt. M. Laugharac, of the Kai y. Lately, at Malta, Capt. Juba Peugelly, of the Erinet htig of s ar. On &today, at his house. Fittrey• Farm, Ilielizate, Le 4 Southampton. 111/ 'Lordship win but ie the tylk 1". his age, awl within a month before his death apreord if 'I. utmost vigour of Lle such is the (mil hy shott life of man S. held. His Lordship is wacctetled Ito nit his eldest son, an infant, in the tith year ut ht , at . : I. • kft &daughter of his former marriage, who Oran IP. • - sant in het 4.leelions to her revered parent dual. g Ills JI.. . and PM other son anal too Aseghters by ha nit,, id Tali. Oa Thursday evening the 71h instant, at Bingham, - tinghaniehire, no the 7tith year of his age, the ll'' La Walter, A. M. Rector of that pariah, and 1.114 C 01 ill. P . jesty's Justice, el the Peace for the counties of Not ' and Leirester..—Mr. Walter ~receded to the valdaiole 1,. • of Hingham en the astk of April, 1704, urn tlw this • the Rev. Henry Stanhope ,• by erUch it appe.trs, that Iv • I.* • been • ibe !teeter of thal lona tee more sham to yi - 3e.. oue, the Rev. Henry Stanhope, above nwittio”.• Wl L T m he living during the lung ponied of 53 years, succeeded Omen/ in the year 171 t ; au Ord the two WO were the ineumbems Ringlans vrky bait silent t . century 1.-.4111r. Walter's fencers hand keg& devoted vault in the chancel of the chunk Os Tharaday, at Churalee Court, Rs i‘hase, the ants ..• reawleare her •"c44l"tt. the Ywde iht - Lad) Butler, relict of the late Ste Francis. Bat • mother of Sir Pramis Dialer Tottlep Bart. _ HIGH WATER, THIS DAT I L AT. LOPIDO Mir Mont. $3 aiter 9 1 gyre. 4 spin. Age 1,0.. LON Do N by C. 'WIT% Pie. 1, Cievsar aod imblisboed at Ng. Lck af Woad, ls) J. 11 HITS, gf =is piacs. 2 2. • runic 2 tin,' ~t 6 611 . 1 4 4 11 I a • • el . k. 4, JO. AN UOl4 s• • •.4ts 11. ?tie ▪ ay CO clud VIM 11 aril mrk I'K 11. 44 14 1. .4 tea I. 11 • Of pl ith f ar ._ ie i,•,. dl • • J/4 31. 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