The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-07-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. W POItTSMOVTII,3I. 7 LY 10. Sailed early this motning,liis Majesty ship Calk.: •ikr of 74 guns, Sir EivrarrPellew, with the fid-, • ilisiOrracf vessels under convoy, viz. die Barinz, Unit.; Aleranier, Iffnligins, Sorertfgn, A•1-l.# Cns , tr, • 111,,rreso.rr, hrd ITatckesburo, and the hark. sfA/cearu.se , the. East Indies, with the *lnd Esattrly : it is now Westerly. 31:LT 9. . A: rived the *dr in Mar: tweet:, from Salon. Sailed the Squirrel frigate, with 17 sail of vessels, ??rider convbv for the South Seas and Spartiatc train drway, ?loser sloop of War, Sirius and Boadicea frigates on a cruise. Wind W. S.W. - TICAL, MT 10. Sailed several outward-boundvessels „ under con voy for Portsmouth. I lis Majest y's ship Air•c, fox Yarmouth ; G-slo and I:I mmortalite frigates ; /farms, sloop of war; Mithrook, schooner; and several gun brigs on a cruise. Arrived the Conrrant, gun-brig, from a cruise, and nsmains iit Cie Downs with the rest as per last.— Wind Lasterly, blows hard with rain. N•tWtCtt, JVIN 10. • The .►e,rirr :Irv, Dutch Schuyt, arrived here this day- from Kutwyck, with !ever:ll passengers, by Whom we understand thst the report of the death of His Serene Highness the Prince of Orange is Ly ao lora s accresli:ed throughout Holland. The Dutch rte now tolerably quiet, and think little about the invasion. l'he mails that are due from Tinsum and Cotten borgh are nut yet arrived. The weather is qtr:::0 tempestuous, such as one might naturally look for is November. PULL, JULY n. • A convo7 will sail from hence with the ships now ioading for Tonniii7en, to-morrow. Several ships for the B.ihic will sail from hence on the 14th inst. under coney) of an armed vcsar.:l al.l a cutter: Thursday se'nnight, the alined ship, arid Proper revcnne cruiser, tailed fmm Leith ;loads, with thettAde for the 'Little. Other convoys %sill sail iron! Leith Roads, foi ti r te taltic sand lilagen, on the 12,h inn. suttr'sr.ss,JULT 10. The be, armed ship, and the Tartar cutter are appointed to wail vrith a convoy for the Baltic, on the 16th inst. and an hired armed ship and Sueeess cut ier, with a convoy for Tonningen the same day. THE NOTED BLACKMAN. A corre7vindent fin the Coast is very much asto nished din: the Admiralty does not take some mea sures to clear the tea of that desperate advert:met.. Blackman, by sending some fast-saiiing cruisers in pursuit of him. Blackman calls himself an Ameri can, bat is malls , a native of Ireland, and sails from I)unkirk in a I;ti7, said to be a vernal kably good Jae always cruises between. Cromer and Flaraboronnh head, ar.d has made a great number of captires on the North Coast.- kk send.: them in general to Norway, and has been fortunate enough to get most of them conveyed in safety to the C:m titeat. About the beginning of last war, he was at Guernsey, and had with him a gang of sisteen or eighteen pet suns, who, as well as himself, were in disgtfo.c. A very fast saliez smuggling big took on board dare a cargo of contraband goods, and, rev; us to her sa;l4,g, went iato the roads, where she lay a night or two. Blackman and his associates laid a plan to board her in the night-time, and hay ing succecd.d, carried her to Chesburgh, where he surd her cargo, ra...1 fitted rer tea as a privateer. lihe tiled so fast, 11,..t she eluded the vigilan:.c of eur crtt.:.:c. and set him epon his leg; ; but he be carnd so w: it 1.-uoven on that par t of the coast, that he found i: r t omelet to shift Ls quarters to Dunkirk, and ollinnit his depredations on the Northern coast, M!:!CII he did the latter part of last war, and the whole of d.is, with astonishing success. It is really a disgrace to our navy that such a fellow should be permitted to harass our trade so long with impunity. Monday night, at a late honr, several labourers assembled in Old Gravel-lane, St. George's in the East, armed with bludgecns and cuthuses, and as saulted several unoffencling persons who had occa sion to pass that way. One man was dreadfully cat in the head with a sharp instrument, and other persons much bruised. These w-nton desperadoes were so formidable in number, that no one dared to take any of them into custody. following awful instance of sudden death cc "au sday last, on the race ground near person of the name of JOSHUA Nor hitant of Penrith, who used to travel 'tending horse-racing, tee. was offered .s of ale bs an acquaintance, on vat he should drink them oa' at three otherwise be (Nov NIAN) should pay for offer was accordingly accepted ; and - drinking the last tankard, w.lked in good health, but was shortly after me of the tents, with his head re t.tbie quite dead. A Coroner's jury mady the same evening, and brought I—lbrd by the essitirt.err ? f God. t man and his wife now living in the of Huddersfield, whose matrimonial As singular. After living together :ars, and having had three children, the camped and married a publican's daugh booth. His lueadans wife sought him in - Igth took consolation in the arias cf i errand husband deserted also. Pass alike, she took another nip to the al , antlitad a child by her t4ird hnsbavi ; thy name is Woman ;" an old man in rhood saw and admired, wised, and at , the fair wanderer; dying soon after 'party devolved on his wile. when she in search of ber first but long ;her met, and were on the eve of ea cf eternal constancy, when lo! ano three small children appeared, and honour of calling the fickle retain - cud enforced her demand with so that his adventurous wife thought relhsquith her claim. and actually be/W*4 with wbsa ait at pretest Ilion to pass th cut in the he.td persons much I were so formic to take any of tl • The followin cuffed en Thu 1 Car hale r--A p MAN, en inhabi the cunntry, att three tar hards t Quinn that he i draughts, mho them. Tl e of NOIII3I AS, after off apparently b discovered in or dined sivon a t. sat upon die hoc in their vertlid— , There are a . neighbourhood t history is a list for several years husband dcesitnj ter in the South vain, and at leak another. This I ing into Lanced tar of Hymen, a bat a Frailty, th that neighlinurhc length married, I wards, his propel l i returned to lost husband ; th changing vows c ther lady with th claimed the he a Hissbar.d," at much pert'nacity iit advisable to I married sfifik b lives l! DAVI VOLUNTEERS. The 'Bath Voltm!eers were inspeeted by General! Fisher, on Durditarn tiown, on Monday last. They ei'm through a variety of manceuvres very much to the tatisfattion of the General, who bestowed on them the most flattering encominms for tluir steadi- ness and good ronchteit They marched from -hence 01 Tlincsday morntrig . ; and, on their arrival at Bath, the streets were crowded beyond all precedent, ssids spe.littors.to greet tl:e:n on their return home. They marched to Queen -square in a steady, soldier-like manner; where Colonel Strode, with considerable energy, addressed them in nearly the following word. " VOLUNTEERS, . . a Permit ute to return you my w....raien tlia.ll:4, my most fervent aelotewleclgtvont fur the , .us or d light which I taus day ruperienee. The hue.mr you essuferrA no me in alrointing me your Colonel. 1 have ev -r emend.. ,ed as a high comi•linumt to my I ,yulty, and exi:erieitc,., as a soldier. The forni , -r, viyhetrt cw.ultio4ly tells me, i. tier tutust...the latter, 1 'nun attribute to yguir partiality to me as a than. My thank., Brother Olfeav and V , •lontuas, are mite •tanicularly due rot your military zeal steady behaviour whits, on per inammt duty ; 'MCA exernptal. eon !tut relect; the highest be u;l; of. you as soldiers an.i as citeen:; and your unwearied atteuti..n convimitig i0...0f of route attAchnient to your Country, mist I. your Kine whew God lung preserve !" The band then played God Save the lii, g; after which the Colonel, in the name of himself and other Oificers, formally presented Captain Edward Davis, the Adjutant, with a beautiful char:;er, which the Adjutant imtnedial:ly mounted, and addressed the Corps, assuring them, that the high state of disci pline towhich they were arrived, was to be attributed solely to thcir own tr.rseverance and attention. lie then returned his heartfelt thanks to tile Odieers fur the handsome mark of apptobation siliich their par- ! tiality had just conferred upon him. The regiment I was than dismissed, and every individual received the • hearty gratings of his family and friend ; up o n hi s happy relief from martisl fatigue, to domestic ease '! and comfort. A S 111..t.T1t, A Soldier who was walking mailer the CE( nil Whitby, amusing 1 1 :tiself with : , athering sii..'is and fossils, was unluckily surroun ded hv the 'Loving ti do, in such a manner as to render his itomon t's. timely dangarnus. As the tide advanced, he en deavoured to save himself by climbing u • a small ledge, which projettled a little way tmm the ;AK. bat was not out of the teach of the waves; and, the wind was high s they dashed againrt hiin wit . inconceivable fury. The perilous situation of the poor fcllow was soon perceived, but all attempts to his relief. seemed impraCticable. The sea was so roi.e.!., that nob art could venture to his as..ie ane and toe height of the Cliff, with unerprai projACt; .ns, appeared to preclude :tip succour lion those Above. His destritelion was thought inevitatales.. as its a few minutes the scaler would be on a level wi - .11 the place where he held h.s precarious coo:Ink. At this cri tical moment, a sailor arrived with a rope, to ei hich having slung himself, with the assistance of the spec. tators, he caused himself to be lowered down the Cliff; and coming to the place where the soldier stood, he fastened the rope round his body, and both were drawn up, amidst the acclamations of the speela tors. Englishmen are seldom disposed to let attions of this r.aturc pass unnoticed. A colli-qtion was im media:oy made for the generous tar--ioitt, wiih chatafteristie nobleness of mini, he al.isolutly re fused to accept a single shilling, unless he mi-ht be - permitted to share the motley with the poor ichher whose lite he bad saved. A few days since, an extraordinary dna, haring two distinct beads, and three pe: tea eyes, was balched under a tri-o at Battle Barracks. Wien fist di :covereiL it appeared very lively and I:nisi: B but it was soon afterwards found llieless, having been evi dently pecked to death by the hen. A small sloop, eAlled the M. L•cmPle, tradin .. -1 fry nt 'Veynsouth to Shorella7:. manaed with lour per sons, whose tsn 7 .:-./ years, via. T`!, C•c•wia kl!rtw,), ti" If, The `ate, 1 Scanlan, I Dello, 0 Total V 74 PLYING 3IIPENT.—Awo ---- nian named GAAVU, lining at Lancing, near Brighton, whose credo veracity stands high amongst her neighbours : has impressed, upon the most intelligent of them, a &hey; that on Friday se'nnight, as she was standing at the dbor of her cottage, she heard a rustling in a hedge, near her dwelling, and on lo.iking towards it, saw rush forth a serpent of immense site, which instantly took wing, Haw past her, and di re led his course over the wall of a contiguous gar den, where she lust sight of it. Rep,:rt states, it has also been seen at Cokeham, and i.ther places. The above is the tirt visitation of its kind a•e have heard of since the days- of EOM Ksicr, who a similar r: pie, on Ashdown Forest, in Sus sear, for which he obtained au annuity from Govern ment : hut, unfortunately for M. Gasvas, ani the other reporters, they have not, 1: him, the krui.e,l hc,eof C..i winged serpent, to exhibit for the satisfaai--n of :!!4.! incredulous. Llst Friday, as two boys, servants to Mr . SMlTrt, of l'ortslade, were at harrow in a field near that pluc.r, they unluckily overturned the instrument, the tines ~f which soon entangled the boric', and lacerated two of them so miserably, that their bow els came out, and, consequently occasioned their death upon the spot. 001 uesday the 14th of June, the squadron of Dumbartonshire yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Majnr Ha VILTON ; and the regiment of Dumhat tonshire volunteer Infantry, commanded by LLut. C 1..: Di rosisrouf., mut:lied into Dumbarton. and remained i.n perm.u.ent ditty until Monday tlle 45th, when they were inspeded in the beautiful lawn of Lever-side, which Capt. M.Vicats very p..1:"..e1y off.red for the occasion, by Lt. Col. Meant ,in pre sence of Llrd Etrittusrutc, Lord Lieutenant of tie county, and a very great concourse of speaaturs. Colonel MCKILAY el-pressed himself highly satis fied with the appe ranee and discipline of both Corps, and the :ery great improvement they had nude shut be last saw them. Pres isAis to the in s; etion, Mrs Bt,c:i sum., of Arloch, in the name of the ccruntf of Dumbarton, pre,ented the Regi tricr.t of infantry with a very handsome pair of Co lours, which Were consecrated by the Rev. Mr. 1% , it sot', Minittet of Latir4ss, Chaplain to tae Corps. r/TRACT% FROM TIM MIT STAMP nuTtrs, AS AGREED TO IN TILE CONIMITTiII OP WAYS AND MEANS. :same and Eltidriptfon of the Nitro. England. 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Rill of Exchange, Draft, Order, or Primal.- wiry or other Note, for the tr,yrnent of money on demand, where etc sum cx... pr.sted therein or made liar a`ie therein., 9 , 17,11 amount to Fri ty Stollings, and shall not exceol Five Pounds and Five Sha llop . . . . . . 0 8 0 8 Fir the like payment, where such sum exceed Five Pounds and Fire Shil line4 and not exceed Thirty Prroula 1 6 1 6 Thirty Pounds, and lint exceed Fin: Pounds 2 0 2 0 Efts, Pm.nd. , , and not exceed One Hundred Pounds. . 3 0 3 0 One Hundred Pounds, and not execs.,' Twn Hundred Pounds . 4 0 4 0 For the like Payment, where such s..rn shall exceed Two Hundred Pounds, and not exceed Five I liiiidred Pounds 5 0 5 0 Five Hundred Pounds, and not exceed One Thousand Pounds 7 6 7 6 One Thousand Pounds . 10 0 10 0 &II of Exchange, Dr:ln, Ord?r, Of Prom's. sort' or other Note, payable otherwi.e than to the bearer on demand, whoe the stun expre.lxl eliciein, or made payable thereby, shall amount to forty Shillings. end shall nut exceed Fire Pounds and Vivo Shillings . 1 0 1 0 Five Pounds and Five Shillings, and net excacdThiny Pusnide t i 1 6 Thirty Puund,, and sitlst exceed Fifty Pounds . 2 0 2 0 . . Fury Pounds, and not eirerd One Hondral 0 3 0 Htinertd Ponds, and not exceed Two I fundret fon ids . . 4 0 4 0 Two flundae I P0. , ...1:, and not exeeed Five Poeion S r.) 5 0 • • !4 uti frA P400 4 ,1:31 not eMeed One 'Tllnuointt Mende • ' . 7 6 7 6 Oie Tiontai..l Pa,:nds • 10 0 10 0 Foielpi BsU of Fixrisanges vlhish shelf bi drawn in sets, arcord.isg no the custom of , th , sn.it ox in sub 11,11, or male pryotite shall nisi exceed OurHOnstie/Pounds.Seetei • anal every sal, in each see 1 0 1 • 0o.: "fondant Foam's, and not e xcee Two ildndred Pounds, tg each and every Hill t'lYdfia•t ' . . , . . . It 0 3 0 •I Pcrfotdsf•and a (-stored FY* I londend Pounds, for each and *Very Bill ass eieli•em . . . • . 3 0 Poland., and nut eaceocd One Ilion-and Pi:m.4o,l'n each andancry In epettsct . . . • . . 4 0 4 0 nsobsand Aillendt, for tech and every 1121 in welt set . . . • fi 0 II 0 CONDITIONAL ZISWITS OE3 • Bills of exchange, prosiiisony and ether mites mid bills lotted by . the Governor and Coininny of the Rank tit England, ex empted, ox condition of the said CIOWTOOf and COUip./111 pay ing yearly 32,0013. stsoCl4e. PTENPTIONS. Drafts and ruder' lOsr Mae peytiveot of money to bearer en de mend upon any banker, or versus on pen oixectmg a 3 Insoar, and residing or transact:nil the. Leasioess of ablator wham t , o miles of the place at whiels sc.a dratk u• o.d.n.altall be dawn or given, and which 'pbee shall be calms:lel id' taloa suele draft ow ipe M. 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AL STEN PTIONS. P. • laden, of Council ns of Prayer Ordered by His Majesty, His Yell :n, of Thanksgiving or Successors. of State • •ir of Parliament. mtellVotes or other Maven ordered be printed by either House of Parliament. :"..rele Advertisement printed by itself Flmly ACTIOOIS or Bills of • Goods im P ud4.l Such Bills or Aeconnts centalnlog and exported. no rther Matters Thor what have Ay:mutant the Weekly been usually comprised therein, !Ulla of Mortality Vide Advertisement, Schedule (I.) Pampllew or Books, or Papers min imal, so called, miotainerl in Pall a Sheet or any leo Piece of Paper, pout ed in Great Britain, each Copy 0 0 OL 0 0 Og Pamphlets or Bro. ks or Papers, com monly so call"! (being Lirg••r than Half a Sheet, and nut exceeding One whole S•re printed in Greet Bri• ta.n, each Copy . . . 0 411 1 0 0 1 /PIC' AL 112Z34,71,011111. Arts of Parliament. et Coattail ?Orst , ste,l mhe printed HI. Ma:eety , • n. of Pratte, and( His He.r., or Smx . essurs. . ) Print t I'mes se other Matters by Order of either linuse of • commonly rid in the SArsols of Greet Britain. Houk' contain ing only Matter. of Dm. °lion or Piety. Vide larger Pamphlets, Schedule (11.) Almsnack or Calendar (many Tiros not exc. eau:lg (tr./. '1 -at . 0 I 0 0 I 0 Almanark or Calends, for several Years For e..-h and evs,y Year Os, which such Ahrtanseir. or Calendar. shall be madr, p o !Ashcd. or intended . 0 1 0 0 1 Alinanack or C t!. ndar Perpetual . 010 0 010 0 s7rClair.. exiateYttatst.. Calendar or Periretu..! Ahttana..k con a.,y Wbl. or Comm o n Pray( r 803%. Book or Paro!,i.let serving the Purpose an'Afraann or Col .radar fur an! Time not ereceeding a Year . 0 1 0 0 1 0 BOA or Parephl. S Serving for the Fur. Inc of an Alas:mach or Calendar fur sever bl Year• Fur ear% a.. 4 every Year for orh . rh such Alma :,elt or Calendar 'hall ho made, p0:,1,4 .J, ur intendeu . 0 1 0 e 1 0 teak or servin g the Porn. of A Perpee:al rillntanarl!ur (7 it .:11, 010 0 010 0 SPICTAT. Bibles an I COIIIIIIIOII Prayer U. LAI enntatmuaa a eakraker a Perieterl Ainksisacic -- ti.. eARLIgLeRACES: On Tuesday, th, Maj.+ity's plate of One HUltize4 Guineas, fur Ifories, &c. of RR agog; Lord Darlington' br. h. !iv Ormond, 4 yrs. old 1 t Lord 11.41..ivea's b. in. by Illiniagbtanght, 4yr. old, 2 4 A Farmer's br h. D'Enihien„ by I . lAstail, 4 yrs. old 3 The bms ocre, ut starting, Lord Ilre.ist;*.act agaist4 t h e fi em. Acter the Ors hest t 2 the haling horse agalh.t nit mart. da)'s race vac s;nritetity rant. tcd. On IVeda:4+y, Cm 4th. l'iftv Paands, given by r!... R 4k , the of (`1 , ! . 4.:, for llorie*, l+c. of I.ord St•lthmor c. 4 sr+. old, by Pipator. • Lord 11 Alltayen's b. m. by 13Lnningbroogh, 4 rm. dd. Lord Darlington's br. li.bv Ormond, 4 yr.. uht. Nt) R ACE. On Thursday, the sth, Fi,t y Pounds, given by J. C. ety,,,,„ and W. S. stanhop,.. Fsyn,T. , 4eadiert the City orc a h. i. atul four years ed. Lori Stroh:llo,ex b. c. 4 yr-. & ' t l by Pip%tof. A Farmer's br. h. D'Elighieli, ly Denetail, 4 Tr.. Ott. Lord Darlington's br. h. by tarmand. 4 yea. NU RACE. On Friday, the 6th, Fifty Pound., by llobacriptices, for Maim, Horzes ur all ages. Strathmore% lr. c. by Sir P;t4r, J yr. old, drawn. M I.oiitort% c. C. be Shil.to,tion, l" Yr. old I i A r hr. h. D'Encliien. by Patietaii, 4 Yrs. o'4. .) m r ....-phriekte's bay in. by Stentnelno u ght t 5 yre.td4. 5 At starting, the bets ware .icarly equal on Lupton% c. e at ; A Fir.lies'a b. h. After firvt heat the b-t , weir various—. Lui.tni c. h. and Stephenson% b. tn. were the taiount,.... Th e harmer won be abut half a neck. After the rice, a snatch wav made for Galfoitays Rtr A.. Rant laver cup, value um guinea+, which woe Mud by Mt. Waticrwln of Retlkuk. CORN EN.CNANGg.--WioNtitiu.sr, JILT u . • - This day there are short imports of Wheat, which ha . t4 , * WI., at an a tr-ince on the brat quality. Palley at lien, ' , rice, awl Malt it esneentel deems White Ten and 36 th , tor., •ort4 readily k^rp their price. We hAve .;ores soy Gmy Prat, and they up at 44e. per quartt.r. I t C(31160:114, 1ce of Toasty fore.gn UASS aniii.ug, causes a redeettou the pow. Flour appears rather on the entrance. e.;tl'tßEN'lr era, Wheat ' 95..48. 6 Inge he. 62s. M. M. fir .256 Vas 04. BAN"' 2161 30s. 04. Matt .60. 65g. Od. White Od. .37.. 01. ICE OF GRAM. Tick &am ....311. 37s Of. Oaur it. 235. 'Pelentil. 2ols. 271 Od. taps So VI. S n. (41. Fi ne F10 u r .. .. .44.. *. 04. Sessoods.. las 41.. mitt ar stocts. IMSTIIIIIIOIsV. • Bank !Stock --------- 1,91 a per Cent. Reduced ...Mg. • per Cent. Cuitosis..— . , - ItSt, 74 $ ker Cent. Nary 9491 b pereedt.Lbraiti ..... • •••. ••• ...194 eill Long Annuities Short.AnentiAl 8 1-18 Imperial $ per Cent. 53;1 connuni ~ •• .5 ), Consols f0r.... ' .. .... :6-11 T. also. 9tack 4, Calnliii:, an d 9, Charing Cr PIOOE OF 1118)1 SCIOCIaI, Jett Governiseur Dcb. 81 per Cent. .......... 631 • De. I per Caht• . 671 COWOIII OF EICCUAI Ansser,tans .... 97 11 tl U• Inv., S.ght l . J 7 _S _ iGe. TOSSINAII, JOlllO Venti.v' Naples 39 Lisbon rl I I; .11 19 2 U. asmburgh 9$ fl fitU. SS 9 liU. $3 8 La,. $ Ltd..... • 25 14 Oportir 62 Dublto l4 Witt foil. Pottusal ta 4.11 u c,iie pet os in Sam... OO New Dollars . 0 0. &ivy' $ 0 3 Y•w Lour. eacb ..• • S U Agio ow the Bas* 01 klufbai I $i pe► Cent 111 ------ . )••••!•••••_•::61)* bj 7 Shurleaux 2b 14 lidaind - in riper Dine Cs las ..- in Mawr Elmo ',44 fiect. Bi:b4r Leginnn i9i %mod, 454 Li.rie. I Dublin on Loudon Citi l l 1 r IC. t.t A on Lnonl , ,n I .Lla :4 $411444 un Dobiin (Jon* $9 SIRTH. On Mor.ditt last of a on, the Lt4j Si .1. Sy1:120)0114, EA. 4 radkliaskat _ _ _ MARRIAGES. Tinylay last, at St. James's church, William HO* Y. of Milton, in the county of Racks, to Miss Stanley, of eating ham, in the county of Northampton. EariJ M. Mollifont, of Mardyke, county Cork, Esq. to 111 s Sophia Gray, youngtst daughter of Nicholas Gray, late of Whiteford, county Wexford, E. deceased. On Tuesday lam, at Cmterbur:, anliel Fowler, Esq. of tae pertea of St. Catherine's Ciemehurch, London, to Mue Mal Ann Pope, of Canterbury. A few da• s sitter, Mr. Thomas Norton, of London, is Mils A. Taylor, of Holt, Norfolk. At lidinborgh, oft the sth i.ist. by the Rev. Dr. Cavities Lieut. Colonel Nicholson, A td-tle.t.mn to his Exeelimer (intent Lak.•, Commander in Chief in India, to Mn el test daughter of the late John Rasa:ll, jos 1* C• ik to the Signet. At Edinburgh, the Sth inst Mr. John Saunil.rrs, 114,Teltat in to Mi.. Margaret Wair, younrot daughter 01 She WO Mr. Joh., Stair, merchant in Glasgow. DrATHS. Torolay evening, at I:am Carmen, Ilene, Thetn't. l l .tvalte, Y.PIIII4tIt so:, of Sir listroolsilu. Metcalf*. Fro .t, tiivers-tlly este..mert, area 90, Rohn* mats, ciany yeen an eminent oureout. a Dos. Phu ret:ey, at hot house nn St. Martin's-hill, near Canteriii ye lis CI , 671 h yc-ar. Robert Thomas Pyott, lo St. Pmt's Parsde, Dubin, Walter Lynch, late of Lydir ess you. ty Galway, Esq Uu Saturd,y !tit, John Rezineld Pole Clrew, seronil end young -st eltll,l of Regi.,ahl Pole Carew, Est . NI. I'. of / Cavendish- streell. IDWI WATER AT LONDON RRIDUE U S DAIL 97 nisi. Oder b. NIT ANTS a 81TIJA'11()N. a Young Man , is:-9 C. 411 write a plain and ewricilitinwa c.id cnuiii4, and r oJMI be willing, in any way in hi. par'e's" "'lke htn,+rl(uWful. Wiard and Lodging not niquired. base god ree initneiliation for honvity and sobriate. Pka+c to direct (hurt laid) W 41.11. No. 10. Paul's-sue/4 Fintiniry.tqu.tre. SALE 1W AUCTION. 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