The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-07-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roaTsmourii, strur 15. Arrive,' the Crown Prix% Booth,from Christiana. E.S.E. _ PLYMOUTH. JULY 14., Art ivcri the Armin frigate from a cruise, and the Lido ! Warren, armed ship, with a fieecnnder convoy from the Downs. Sailed, the Itfin,Pterur man of war on a cruise. Sailed, after having put back by contrary winds. the SotirPel, of lA guns, and Lark, of 24. with the African Convoy, and South Sea whalers for that fishery. On board tita. Lark is the new Governor for Core., 011 the coast of Africa. Came in a large timber ship from New Brunswick, with capital large masts for the navy, &c In tut n. ntr im the .1 trnour, she.ran down a boat with a man fishing, hitt the boat rose and righted, by winch means the poor man was saved. Came in from Batevia, deeply laden, a large Amei ican East-ladiaman, of New-York, bound, it is said, for Cowes, for orders. She was sent into this port to be examined, on suspicion of having some Dutch property on board her, by La Lois, of 44 `'lans, Captain Maitland. That (me armed ship, the Lead :K• %:l'a, is taken into the service as a coasting convoy, and when man tl ed. will sail on that service. Sailed with bullocks and vegetables for the fleet off Brest, the Spartiate, of 84 guns, Captain Sir F. Laforey, Bart. Came in trtim the fleet off Brest. to. refit, the Deerevom,itiie of 98 guns, Capt. Remolds. She left the fleet all well on the sth instant ; the enemy as usual. Passed by a Meet said to be the Cu Naito., of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral Sir E. Pellew, Ban. and six Fast In. ditmen, for China. They kept a large offing, as the wind was S.S.E. DEAL, JULY 1.5. Sailed the Zebra bomb, for Dungeness. Arrived the Bloodhound gun-brig, from off the bench coast, ani has sailed again ( , n a cruise. Remain in the Downs the zest of the ships as per last. COWES, JULY 13. The ship Audi/aria, of and from Cadiz, Santos Rodrequic, master, laden with sugar and wine, bound to Tonningen, was stranded in the night of the 7th inst. at Brook, on the south part of the island ; since which the greatest part of the cargo has been saved. On Tuesday arrived in L-ith Roads the Huey Dr..daa revenue cutter, Cat rain Henderson, with the trade from Tonninpen Same day arrived in Leith Roa 's the Thames armed ship with the trade from the Bat' ic. HULL. Jet 1' 14. A Post Office packet-boat is established between this p•trt and Grimsby, by which additional facility will be given to the intercourse between these two places. To vessels putting into the Humber by stress of weAther. or to wait convoy, the adoption of this measure will likewise be of the utmost advan tage. FROM LLOYD'S LIM GI A "WISP Jt• Lit I).—P i std by the Whim, Smith ; lier eules, Dunn ; ald Britiab Ttr, L.•ne Inn') the South Sea Speculation, W.lhanason, Rifee:it,,a; Odin Ruckbelio; and the An , ,a Starlit. item Leghorn; St Anne, Sayers, from C.d a', V ictor,a Hallett, from Vass., Itise,,h, %Venter , , fro .0 Dablm; Cecee, ilOwroan,,frum Nun* Vo;wousik from Steckl•oltti Two Brothers, Allen; Negoiie, %%wry ; and the Stia.krtit, mutt, (tom Catwaelt. Sailed the IDet•ee, M•Donald, foe Afiiea; Hooke, fur Ferrol ; Panalatia, San e , ton, or Tent:MU; Eliza Ani, Herne • and the Theta, rabid, fur Baltimore; John. Niekohen, f or Copen hagen; .1"nr• Tnetis, Rolfe, for Strain; St, bub,utiana,,..—.--, tar Tortulrind j Jong So':anna, 111 , ,0t, far Vareh.; Fort,inn, Owe'and; and the Vraindlichal., for Dab:lan. AQUATIC GALA. On Saturday last, a stk.* party of distinguished fashionables went by water to Richmond. Among the company were, the Disches, of Devovsii IL, "Earl and Countess of BLSMOROVGII, Lord o.svc sror:c, Lord DUNCANVON, Lorii and Lady Mox ?till, Messrs. CLIFFORD, 1.4.4 XE, Foasrse, hl:it, Madame GRA 1111)11..oNT, and Miss CA ROt INC SI..Tt•LIA. The party set out from Devonshire- House, Piccadilly, about three o'clock in the af ternoon, in the Duchess's carriage and four, follow ed by a harouche and four, Lord Osssistoties cerricle, &e. site. The carriages were driven to Privy Gardens, where the party alighted, and went on board a beautifully painted twelve-oared barge, moored off Whitehall-stairs. *irks eli.srit plea sure-boat, belonging to the Admiralt), was fol lowed by another, in which were the Doke of YORK'S excellent military band, who played from the time of embarking until the company 'landed at Richmond. In pasting the Palace at Kew, where the ROYAL Fawn,' then were, she music played Cad Sac the Katz ; Ride Reirenhea, and many other popular Airs followed. The debarkation took place about half after six o'clock. Ihe company, imme diately on landing, were escorted by Lord Osses. stoat (who had the honour of superintending the ex cursion) to the Castk Ini•, where a snmptuaus din ner, consisting of two courses, with 27 covers to each, was served Hp in the first style, about half an hour after their arrival. The dinner took place in the ball room. 'lle fineness of the evening rendered the prosp l delightfully pleasant. During the time the company sat at table, the music played r.any charming pieces appropriate to the occasion. About eight o'clock the party lt>.)k a little excur sion, and about half after nine, re-embarked, and landed at Chiswick, vii.:re their carriages were or dered to meet them, t • -onvey them to town. The whole arrived about half after eleven at I'.—onshires House. Soon after twelve the Duchess gave an ele gant supper. which was attended by the above per sons of distinction, together with Ge',. Ktrr.Tor r and Lady, and many otner foreigners of the first-rate distioetion. A French publication by Dr. Da CAW) states, that there is a village called Ain Ago, near Con stantinople, where the Cow Poz is endemical, and where, of course, all the inhabitants are naturally vaccinated. The consequence is, that none but in fants are attacked by the small-pox, and amongst these villagers the plague is totally unknown. 1bM1N.1..._ GIN rit AL RUSSEL. The circumstances attending the a.rest of this unfortunate man, ' asing been lately forced upon the pubV.c attention by J cairn tor infordastion money, we lay bet to our reader the following documents, which reduce to a c irvi , e point of view all that has heel: said, material to the subjeft, by th.• contending poetics and their friends. Mr. Emerson having addressed a Memorial to Fti. Excel lencs, t!.e. Lurd LieMetLirit, he iillhjeteed to It the 1 , ,11..m:iig affidar.t. " The above named iroho Swift Emma came before me the 24th day of January, l§o4, and made oath on the Holy Evangelists, that all the contents of the above Memorial are true. That the state ment; therein made, as to the said Emerson's own knowledge, are positively true, and that what is herein stated upon hearsay and belief, he verily believes to he true. ft Wm. JAMES. " J. S. EMERSON." " County of the city of Duhlin, to wit. —Henry Charie , Sirr. and Hunifthry Moor/ n, Esqrs. two of His Ilajesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Dublin, came this day before me, and made oath on the Holy Evangelists, and say, that on the night of the 9th of Septembei last, these deponents apprehended Thomas Ilus selsince executed for hi..zh treason, in the Lowe of Dank! Muley, gun-smith, in Pauli imcat-street, and that they from thence condufled said Russel a prisoner, to the Castle of Dublii, aided by a party of the Exchange-guard. " Deponent further saith, that when they so ap prehended said Russel, he was armed with a case of pistols, of which deponents disarmed him. And deponents say, that at the same time they so appre hended and disarmed the said 1 homas Russel, and for some minutes after, there was not any person whatsoever in the apartment in which they had so apprehended and disarmed the said Thomas Ruswl, save and except said Russel and deponents. But, they say, that in some short time after that they had so apprehended and disarmed the said Thomas Russel, John Swat Emerson, of Camden -street, at torney, entered the room. " Sworn before me, Sid May, 11804, 44 H. HUTTON, Lord Mayor. " Henry C. S ire. " Humphry Minchin." " County of Dublin to wit.—" Mary Afuley, wife of D. Muley, of Parliament-scree:, gunsmith, ma keth oath on the Holy Evangelists, and Lath, that about the hour of nine o'clock, on the night of Friday, the 9th of September last, Simeon Fleming, shoe•ma ker, and deponent, were in her said husband's shop, in Parliament street, aforesaid, when Major Sirr and Mr. Humphry rslinchin entered said shop; that one of them in►tantly took up a candle, and without speaking a word to any person, they both waked up stairs. That said Sirr and Minchin were 1:ot accompanied by any person whomsoever; but that in some minittes after they had so ascended the stairs, a man dressed in yeonianry uniform, whose name she heard, and believes is John Swift Emerson, entered said shop ; and deponent posi tively saith, that when said Emerson, and said Sirr and Michin went to said house, the door of said shop was open. That a man was arrested on that night, in said house, whose name she heard and believes was 'Thomas Russel, and who, she has been inform ed, has been since executed for High Treason.— And deponent saith that said Sin and Minchin had more than sufficient time to apprehend and disarm said Russel, bebne said Emerson entered said ' p. —And saith, that. even after said Emerson had en tered said shop, he had a conversation with said Fleming and deponent, which could not have occu pied less time than ten minutes, at the least. And d-oonent is positive that it was not possible for said Emerson to have seen said Siir and Minch;n ascend said stairs, as lie was not in said shop at the time they ascended, and he could not have seen them from the street. " Swore before us, &I July, 1804. 46.10.44 BLLL. " Mary Muley. 4 , T. %sire' ZOLA& ZlittlON, " 1 think it would have been more correct to apply to me for the permission which you mention —but I sincerely forgive you, and admit, that, considering the nature of my letters, you were excusable in publishing them, if yon thought them calculated to strengthen your case. Mr. Marsden, in his interview with me on the 115th of oSober, did certainly and explicitly (and I am sure very truly) speak of you as one of whom he considered as hav ing first given the information, which led to the ap prehension of Russel, and having afterwards assisted in that apprehension—and he represented the 7501. as given in consideration of both service - . " I have read the affidavit of Messrs. Sirr and Mineli•n—and assure you, that I have not a shade of doubt that you were present when they disarmed and apprehended Russel. I presume, in the confu sion and agitation of the moment, they overlooked the fact of your being present—and the death of Mr. Fleming has prevented their recollection from being refreshed. They may, without being per jured, have forgotten what did happen—but you cannot, a ithout being forsworn, remember what did au. At all events, where contradiEtory affida vits are sworn, as a man cannot believe both, he is at liberty (or, snore properly speaking, he is obliged) to chute which of them he will give credit to; and acc9rdingly, in the present case, with ever y respea ful wish to assent to the statements of Messrs. Sirr and Minchin I feel compelled to believe y ours , which contra:lids them. In disbelieving them, 1 may admit the possibility of their being merely inac curate and forgetful; but I could not disbelieve you without pronouncing you to be pe.jured. Thi s , a li my experience of you forbids, and leads me to rely not only on your oath, but on your word. You are mistaken in supposing that I have changed my opi nion of your title, or my construction a the procla mations on which it is founded. The inclination of my opinion still is, that you were in strianess enti tled to the whole 1,5001. if railed, and that in agree ing to accept 7101. you surrendered a portion of your right. But this opinion may be a very erro neous one; and even if it were not, I should still think myself to have been right in advising your ac ceptance of the 7301. considering what I supposed to be Mr. Marsden's sentiments towards you. I feel for your situation; and am truly sorry that so much tine islitess has been the fruit of your useful mad spiriied exertions; and the bust apology which I can snake tor my having declined, in a former letter, 4 to be farther troubled with the business,' (though, by the way, I doubt my having so express ed myself) i; to permit you to make wiiatever use you may think proper rif my present letter. " Your sincerely, " W. SMITH." 25th, May, 1804 BRIGIITtiti. .111. r 1). Weather bright and agreeable during the last two days has given fashionable brilliance to the parades : the Steyne yesterday displayed a most elegant con fluence of Pedestrians, which has been, with increas ed hilarity and number, repeated to-day. Lord and Lady Pelham yesterday dined with the Earl and Countess of Chichester, at Staumore. His Lordship returned to this place iu the evening, and attended his regiment on the parade. General Lennox, from Seaford, Admiral Sir C. Nagle, Sir Charles Burrel, the [lon. Captain Capel, anda very numerous pasty, celebrated the festival of St. John, at the Royal Clarence Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, at the Old Ship, on Wednesday last. THE T.HEATRE.—A fashionable audience was pre sent on Wednesday evening. at the performances of The Mhrriage r 1 , 111,1 C, and The Quaker. The charac ter of Steady, in the latter piece, we have not seen so charaaeristically personified fur many years as it was on this evening by Mr. BlNticyr. Wit i.s:Lvit's So loman was not deficient in humour. Mrs. J. DEUN• TON, as Grilive, was artless and coma. MAIIGATF:, Joan Notwithstanding all the rumours of invasion, and our contiguity to th., enemy's shores, we can boast of as many visitors (and those too of the most te speaable class), as were ever known at this part of the season. The Ball last night, at the rooms, was numerous ly and fashionably attended. The Miss Buckleys looked enchanting, and 'were not the Last admired. NVE were pleased to sae Mr. Le Ras, the Master of the Ceremonies, without the smallest appearance.of his late indisposition. The thcat• .: (under the management of Mr. Wil mot Wells ) opens on the 20th instant. A strong company is engaged, winch is to be occasinnally re inforced by detachments from the London and rust provincial corps. In addition to the great variety of accommoda tion provided here, a subscription house for play is opened in Cecil-square ; how far it ma• prove use ful to the general interests of this place, appears very doubtful—time will shew. The watermen are still getting cedar logs from the wreck 1 mentioned in my last r and what is re markable, a hog was taken three miles from Mar gate, au imming on the ocean, brought alive to this place, and is now recovered from its perilous 'situa tion. The ship was a Swede. ARRIVALS —Mr. and M , s.Catitbert, Mr. and Mrs. Seeffle, Colunel Duff. Mr. H. Waddington, Mrs. arid fear Miss Iluckley,, Mrs. ?tenpin], Cul. aid M,s. Haiiey Mrs. (;AL -111, Cosagriesioner Apr, Mr. Simeon, Mrs. and Miss %•e -phew, Spsektaan, Lady Barrington MSG Cecil, Major Foley, Du , ..tur Smith, Mr. arid Mrs Dallgae, General Mot daunt Lieutenant-Cultivel Mks% Mr. Mendhaisi, Lady Ha. rnihoi:, Mt. F4nyth. &e. &c. 7 . l6 v K as_ O r: a S a r A vil'lL. • per Colic Reduc;4 -- -- "" 1 4 per Cent. Consols ..... lif I per Cetit. Navy ... 9l lb per Coat. Loyalty .. ... Long Aunuttiet l6 15-16 Short D.tto $ 1-1 Imperial 3 per Cent limn A , snutties 9 9.16 &Minium ij 5 Comely for veal% s 7iii T. 111911, Stockb.nier. 4, C.0r01,,U, and 9, Cnarinrcums. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jur.? 10. Government Deb. 31 per Cant. Ditto 5 per Cent Ditto Snick 5 per Cent Royal Canal Loan, 6 per Cont. cuuasz OF EXCHANGE, ►amine, Jut• in Anateretant .... ..7 10 9 U. Venice 37i Ditto at Sight .. 37 11 Naples Se Rotterdam C. ►.. 11 15 9 U. Lisboa - 11 Hambutgli..... 96 7 94U ()puree 63 Alton .O • till. Diablo, l4 Parrs I day's date IS 4 1).00 .....95 1! •U. scat toe. I. a. 9. Knuideaux .9! 12 Portugal t;l4 to Coin I,lalri4 Ditto Ca. 114 Dote Bilbao Leghorn 49 Apo on vitt Bank of Hollauil Genoa Ol ill per Cont. Dublin on London (July; B. 'fast on London (July t Beltass on Dublin (July 6 14 61 7 dos. COAL EXCHANGE, /env 16. Beet Coals, for the fool, per Cbakhou 51e. 11. IDebe..ed to Hoo.Nrkeopara at G3e. Gd. hood-rt sod, per Chaldean Delovrltti to Hotpekeopers at 35.. 04. ►%IITHFIELD, Fetostr, Jues 16 . To sink the offal—p..t.tone of tlib IS.ef 4s 6 , 1 to be 64 \'cal .......4. 84 to 6s 01 Matron 4; 4d to do (kJ Pork h 44 to 4. 44 Lamb 4s Pd Od Heal ref Cattle thi. My, leuts.about 1.7410.4Thery and Lambs. 18,300. JERWGIATR AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS. Per stone et Sib. be the climate. Neef........111 104 to 44 10d I Seel 44 Od So Si 4J Mottos—Al ed aSi 6 0 1 Pit t........ 5, 44 to 4. 44 Lasb..•..M 04 to 54 44 TRIG OF TALLOW. St. Jansest; *Market 4O Sid I Tows Tallow. ? ls 01 Clare Market. as 141 Luke (Can.) 7os 6. Wbltechairel P.1.-kot 41 Cod Rosie do. (So.) 621 61 Per Stooe of lib. --.... Melting Sta.... .. 12. 'ytt Ditto tough Ms Alliterate Price... 4* 2d Grave, G14(1 Dregs I I, Yellow Snap,.2ol-41fottled, 101,-..C.01. 10,N. Rice of Candle% per dos. Ils. 0411..-1 4 4eoids, 12s. Od. s • Ws CORN EXCHANGE --Moo I,A•. /Oat • r... :mp.rtationi of Wheat to••lay are not r taaftart4'h'4:r":"Airapaincenegarlic haveyi athneive4for'eanlotot,hebtutnliralYtlh.e"ll4":.m4::,;,:A- -gra.ds the close. Barley continues to come is s'mn is dearer sydli Malt. Beans are tomething loon% ~Oul:Iy, std several fresh amtrols of Oats, and they are h " • her rat. er b c . 4 . p price. Floor aglow week. CUKEF.NT PRIt'E OF GRAIN. 6 21 :61 : ::. "W 3l . " • 0 • 61° 0 ... . Tol liie aknilef fieed ls ▪ 4 :▪ 7 : 5 1 11 . t)ell• Wheat s. Fine do. Rye A B W l ' s il h k i eT te P.m 6:3 12 8 1. 14 4 94 44 . Od od. . :1.1,11110.u. .............. tk 4;,. Buse • IIS, 425. 04. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARE LANE, Including only from the 2d of July t o the 7tti • T., agreeably to the new A r t. ' m s. d. 5. 1 8 Quarters at 60 664 Quarters at •,1 -- at 59 40 „ -- at 1159 -- at • sir at a 7 31 ---- :it S 99 ."••• at :di 6 6 ---- 895 -. at 56 n 4 ••, at 55 465 at 44 159 at 54 6 I 129 ----- at 41 181 -. at 54 741 at at 731 at 51 275 ------ at 40 215 -- at 52 6 I 41 --- at :;,) .; 2 -.- at 52 48 ------ at , 3 s iuu -- at I Total 6579 Quarters-ieraiv 51s. aid. Is. sd. lower than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From June 30 tit July 6, from the Cacket Sacks. a. d. Sacks a. d Sacks 3 53 0 220 46 6 788.. ....44 34 52 0 560 46 0 14 49 0 10 45 6 138 42 10414 48 0 5703 45 0 22 ...... .41 - b4S 47 0 10 44 6 s ......... Total-19141 448. tit 2s. old. higher titan last Return. UXBRIDGE. The Com-InspeNor's Return, WI Thumb!, July 11. Wheat, per load. l4l Os 04 u s 11 l Ss Harley, per qr 285 Od to Sts the* 2018 01 to SU 04 Roans. 38s CV to 444 eel va 44s 04 PRICE OF SEEDS IN THE BOROUGH. AT attY4l4. Per Cwt. I . • Per & 4. 1, Red C10wcr....603. to 731 Tun5ip......... 16, to t o White ditto.. 40s. to 05s. W.l4ostardSeed 8.. to Ws Trefoil .......10a. to 445. Brown dime:... lh. to ; cat . away..... 604 to 635. Canary 7s 04. to AI CariaMler.....l9l. .50 1514. ityilliwasa,pr qr.llos to Its PRICE OF HOPS. 0405. Emit 31 lOs to 41 ISs Root ..41 Os to SI Os Stases..... 9I 10s to 41 6s Sosset 41 Os to 41 Itto Kum 31 108 to 41 6s Fdrnhani....6l Cle to 61 Os Old Duty Is 150,000. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. . 44,TURR•T, JILT 14. wt. /1117.04. wistraedoset. Hay • 11 Os a5l Os nay .41 It a5l S Ci•wor 01 th a 01 Os Clover ..... ..51 Os a 6 ta SOt., 11 alas a 11 19s Straw .11 30. a 11 fix PRICE OF LEATHER. Nets, 50 to 59th. sari. 214 to 4136 Ditto, 60 to Cslb. ere'/ IJd to 24d llorahat ts Backs I'd to tit Drossiwg Hides.. 2l) So th Fiat C , sach Hides tt.id to 244 Crop Hides for coning "t'd to Ad, . Flat Otelasay •t Calf Skins, 30 to Oftth poor Dosen....sl , d to • ,LOO Ditto, 50 to 70:b... :12,1 Ditto, 7n to skilh. 494 to • Sett Small Sea's (fir wormad)... 454 to 51) JJJ Largo ditto ll.Ol to 16, tier Doses. Goat Skins' Tanned Ilona S. 535 per Hda HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY, 45 Mill. taker 9. . _ BIRTHS. Yesterday afternoon, the Lady of John Gesding, FAA Upper Fitzroy -bent, of a dasayhter. On th.• 30th alt. the Lady of Tonne, y Parker, Esq If with) , Dal, near Liverpool, of her s ,o sad qt• teenth chit& A law days tine, at Worthing, Sasser. the Lady of Man Campbell, of the 1..5 Dragoret Guard., of sat. At Calierhank Wait, Scotland, tot t'w ilth inst. Ws. E•l' was safely delivered of a ion On Friday, at his boons in Upper Winipule-nreer, the 1. .1 of Augintirs Ekon Iraq. of a soli. Lately, the Lady of Timm Bolton, N. of Natfolicatt.n, of a doightor. MAC RI AGES. A few days asps, the Rev W. Hn2anh, of Chlorites, W.attnorlantl, to Miss Clarke, youtorest tteigh tor of the law C Y. Carlos, FA. of Stonoyalose how, Yorke Ire. Lately, at Moho near ft itlitiostit, in die Xuettoll6 In% of York, Jobs, 111.1sosn, F 4. ;At Atlvois-loaddicgs, hilary4s.bmitio, boldest, to Milo Soil*, of the former 1.14 y daughter of the late Roger Swim, of CouOnloy. in C:atets Esq. Lately, at Ramsey, Frwieeick Charles Wilson, Esq. of 1 . 4 ' rofies-.3131, to Mir Fletcher , youngest daughter of W Alas Petriwo, ' Esq. of LomHouse. Winchester. Lately, at Wy Whim, Samuel Atkins, lE , q. of Great Po- land-street, London, to Miss Ford, lithe fainter place. On Thursday weak, at Edinburgh, the Rigln Hon. Os Earl of Rotten, to Mtn Jullars Anne Orde. ycungest dm& Oaf of Jelin Ord., Fay. of Westwood, Nostinsintass:and. Lately. Al.!-: toda Mttchall, Esq. late of Jamaica, 7" chant in Ott,gow, to Miss Robma M'Caul. daughter of "Y late Dr. WO , : .m MtCatil, at Whitborn, in Galloway. Lately, at Editsborgh, Capt. Aod , ew Rowan, of Vie 14•• Navy, to Miss Heim Campbell, third daughter of Ti0,.4 4 Campbell, Esq. itialeharit. A few days ago, Mr. John Cory, of ShAtery, la the ooary of Was wick, to Miss Court, of the tuna, 1,14ee. _DEATHS. At Liverpool, late on Wedneotay night, George Ego. aged 23, sacuud SOO of Sit George Dunbar, of tdosk , trtt Bart. On Sunday last, at Engluon, weer L__sods, adsana4 :a years, Mrs. Walter, t h e wife of the Rev. John Waiter, / I •`'.l of that place, and one of His Majesty's Justows of the r , 4 1 :s fur not county at Notting! - .am: she war the ooly sister to t s t late TheilliS Beaumont, Esq. of Danon, near Barnsley , Latt•ly, at Southamptiso, Mrs. Bast.de, widow of the General Baafido. • Lately, at Si. Mary's Pamonsge-house. in the 1,4 dte Rev. Fraock Vatpy, Rector of that paled', which there are alma-1y Anse 41:1fiidJeca Lest week, in the Island of J e rsey, Mrs. PiPans ' lre 4 Jones Pippo, Esq. of St. Aubilis. A few days ago, George Drab, of Fuutk 6 " l "P lac 't month, Esq. . Yeaterdaysel: smear Chester . at Flamm sikiwip. F'.4 144 of Hook Hil On Satorrhy law, Miss Mary Trundle, suer to Tt" . " Trundle, Esq of Crosby...quart. • London ...-Photed by J. Es ace, N o 2. G.4,s a n ews co: Crest Nev 441864, mid published by W Wltal4 Bl . th e 9lr No. 13, Back el St. C 40051111111,