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I rOVI'f.. but in vain. The deceased was 1.10.5 t p-tein:ll,s -r in 311 his eamluet through hie, ca r,Lt is tail coal attachwent. lie was a most litte r:: Awl a nanA amiable man. He had whispered t • Ms sreoutl, Mr. Abbott, that he should not re turtt,llr.Clark's fire: b it the first shot was mortal." EARL BEIIKELEY. [EKON Tiili BATH illikALD.] Frederick lute Earl of Berkeley, VV., InyCri,4l by bantc., in the parish church of Berke ley. "1 t.e ,nitti of March, 1783, to Mary Cole, daugliirr .1 tradesman at 11 cotton, mar Gino- enter. Itd a abigtioris expreseions it was contrirTil that the ktitus it:. legally published, and yet excite Ilona-mew.' tit Ihe congregation who the two parties wren: tlits "as never explained, no► is it very impaitaiii. The ceremony was performed lin a! a re•c etc ly hour in the morning, 110 per r pr.:scat in the church but Mr. Hupstnau. 1 •y c. , l*.tc, 011 C tiArt vil. the clerk of the pariah, and - of Lady Berkeley, a youth about IA or 7 i. roe parties eeteirsti the etrougest injoue tilos In keep the marriage inviolably secret; ■nd Mr. Montan .as particularly charged by Lord Berkeley to keep the registly l►ts own hand., and riot to enter it in the regular munier. Lady B.'s brother was immediately after *rut to London, where he assumed the name of Today. and from thence to l'eris, end remained abroad for some years. tirst at College at Vincenuce, and afterwards attached to the Con►masariat of the British :amp. The motives which prevailed on Lord B. to keep his marriage secret, though they bete never been %hot °uglily explained. may be reasonably accounted far by the situatioo in life of Lady B.'s busily, and a sleclerstiou Lord B. was toider.daiiid to hate wade previous to the raarriege of his brother. Adm. B. to Lady Lennox, of his resolution or ver to mat ry. N•twithatandtog, however, all the precautions that were taken to keep the marriage secret, ru. moors of it got abroad, and at length became so strong, as to iodises a kited of Admiral B+•tkeley to write to him epos the *object, inform►ng him, that the reports of his brother's marriage were so general, that it was ohnost impossible they should he filer. This came to Lord Berkeley's know. fledge, who immediately write to Mr. Huponet►. informing him of the reports that were n► circula tion, and giving him to understand. thit if he did nut take arctual means to prevent the possibith‘r oT the marris4e hems; discovered, he would forfeit his (Lord 8.'.) frited,htp and patronage for ever.— To this Hopsinoto niiiwered ►n • few that Lord B.'s will should be punctually •btynl ; and thus for some tune in ttters remained. . Holmium np t wsrs to have been a man often in embarrassed tircum , tanc-s, and in the habit of re ceiving pecuniary aids from Lord K. On one of these OCCAW7III., not receiving she supply he senora ed, he reproached Lord Berk elcy with itagrattiudr. And now 1... A B. himself abseiled. that he far the Arid tirne sae the full extent ref the dilemma ne bad drawn himself into. All registry of his ma•ri.ge, he had every eels us to believe, was de.troyed.— " Circumstanced as I was, (said be, in,a speech wade in the Cuirmiittee of Priv/deg. s, %%hen the subject of his in-ii.ringe was brinve them to the year 17519,) 1 could not in honour de any *h•tig that might expose Min to puoialiment. What thel was to be done ? In ease Mr. Hopsuran outlived me, or Mr. Tailor should die, who ran more risks of death from his public rapacity. what then would be Lady Berkeley's attuatuna What proof could she Ming of her marriage? How be heard in the uutld? As soon, therifore. as the canoes of secrecy were moseyed. we were "kgr'' Tied again. I did out, hherate, risk this measure, till I had been iiiformed by an eminent Counsel that such eecond marriage could not have the if fret of invalidating she Arai in ease the ewleowize tion could be pros-rd..' • This second morrow was solemnised in Lambeth church, on the 16th of May. 1796• At length, iu November I7's, Mr. Hupstnan died. It was suggested. that though the regular *wry made at the tame of the moliage of Lord and Lady Berkeley had beta destroyed, yet that soine traces or memorandum of it might perhaps be foun.l, either in the Register, or among Mr. 1101)4111411N papers. This suggestion Lord Berkeley deteirn,ned to art upon, and accordingly. early in the ensuing year, Mr. Carrington. who bail lor ROMP years been tutor to Lard B.'s children. and bad been presented by him to the being of Berke ley. on Hopewell's death, went down to Berke ley, for the purpose of rearettiug fur arty traces that might remain, accompanied by a Mr. Scriven, An assistant iu the office of Mr. Boole, Led B.'s solicitor. These Gentlemen arrived at Berkeley Cottle on the 7th of March, 1799, and serttlopl for the Parish Registers, then in the custody of Mr. Lois, the curate, immediately entered upon a careful exa mination of them ; for come time, however, with out the smallest prospect of success. At 61, 4 , 5, on examining a leaf that appeared thicker than nr. dinory. in the marriage regt•trr-trot, it was film 0- yew, that too leaves had been there panted two titer by the canes. mitt on separat tug them, so en try for the publication of the banns for Lord B.'s marriage, was discoverer' w ritten o n th e i n spire of one of the terve, so pasted together. After some further *arch, the marriage ...try was also disco atm,. "concealed upon the sesida °fine co r e r o f the hook, upon the pasteboard. It appeared to have be. a wraton between linos ruled with ink for the pur pose, upon the last blank page of the book, but the wrong side upward'. The leaf •virtared to hate been divided in a line from aide to side, without separation tram the binding. Another warn qv was entered upon the upper side uf the same leaf„ on the pert left uncovered. The piece of the Iraf recovered, which erostsisscd the entry, Cu. turned down on the postehoard cover of the book like a strop, the writing downwards; tyou this in. pasted a half chest of !, per, which, to a slight Meters. r, 111.4 efft•cto riiv ee 4 st..ip, cod the whole set.nell to hr the ongiA.l cev• r of the br•ok, upon a part of which nn old pste., we. .tuck with w afore. I. We vete lea it. t.to ch m eGv«ry by a amsli ker nr t. anti ti ..nth totitist in the paper. Not knot.- toy whoi, r Csrce tuoiAtt hi- eoy ihrog node', or it wily tinny, iu what manner it hateat be pinned, we tottapeard to open the baniests of the boo► f,r.t tte.l at i.eti top. but vonsi.letely ge;ntratr.ii. rev w• means a e tore the entry hoot the qua, tit *lab I .cot certain it bail been part, by compering the parts separated. end the indents rent tly fit title each other. After taking a tOffect copy, we left the entry. fastened to the cover of the hook by a blank leaf, or half sheet of paper that had been pasted nu. "—Such is the account of the discovery given by Mr. Carrington. Tile regular etidenee of his first marriage being thus stetted to br unexpectedly rernivered, all that reinaierd for Lord B. to do was to put the fact, and the evidriii e in support of it, ur, record in a competent tribunal. for ilea purpose he availed himself of a standing order of the House of Lords, directing that all Peer,, on their seats, should deliver in, and tot:0.11A by proof, a peril,' gree, eliciting by what right of descent they sire- Leetted to the title for *lnch they claiincd to take their seat. Ilia pedigree was accordingly delivered is et the bar of the House of Ltede, Oa the , 27th of May. 179 y. I;ut after a, verel days parrn tl fur the exami nation of witnesses to the discovery of the register, the 'monies* was suddenly &rime d, at the recom mendation of several of the Leo Lords; partly from e consideration that the decision on the contested evidence belonged more properly to the Courts be low in the first instance; and partly to blVoid the un pleasant circurnstakces that must hive &hien, had a further preeecution of the trinities.. d el e l o p e d t r v i. Jenne which would have implicated Lord B. Line sell in the trai:sacti )))) of secreting the r. - sisters. — Hitherto the only hint of his portiripation was to o . touted in Ins speech which lias been before ellutkd to, and from which 'he following are extracts:— " I come, my Lords, to tin justice to a a tie amid children, who I trust will not antler feign my steep ing inconsistency of conduct. .‘ AS to my reasons fit so long concealing nay first marriage, I trust tne Cootinv; t• r will not press my declernw them pelslit ly. I nave imparted them to Iwo of my fri.lott.. 1.-r-ls now present, who have acknowledged to we, mid 1 um sure will pledge themselves to the Commttere, Ohm they are homilies able reaeonr, of such a nature as cannot, without the most serious consequences to a very respectable bandy, be aside public. " The ceremony of the second marriage wee gone throu.ei from the fullest couviction,on my part, that the veedratiou of my best marriage was &strayed; and as I 11114.1 mu some measure sanctioned the act, it' was not is nature fur me to hying Mr. Iluparnen to punishment. Before 1 married first, I urged to Mr. litipsmen, in the etrongest manner, the necessity of secrecy, and of keeping the register in his own hhilds; but when 1 forint', attiring other instaacee. that the late Sir John Guise hail written to Inc bicoher, saying that the regnanr wen too strong hot to lie true, of a remarriage having taken place beteceu me and Lady keley; winch letter Admire: Berkley shrived to a friend of none; I then gave Mr. Ili:r -atan to understand, that he would forfeit my friend ship for ever, if lie did nut pi event all vossibility ur discovery. I received in 'newer a few line , , saying, in every thing I ehootld b.- obeyed. Nor ass aware of the latitude I Itarl given him, till after war:lv, when lw want-d money, I heard from hint Nat he had risked his life far itie in destroy iiig the register; amid till that meat:tit I knew nut the penelty. • • - . . " Cironmsinnerd •v I WM I could not in holionr do any thing tl at inigitt expose him to pianishinciit. then was in lac done? In case hlr. Ilumin out-lived ine, or M►. Tailor should die, it I.ki eau more risks of di iith from his ' , oldie captivity, wlatt then *amid he Lady Berke ryes Ruminant ? What proof could alas• bring til her marriage? flow be heal d tit. orld ? As soim, therefore, as the causes of secrecy wcr• removed, we were worried again. And I ion. •Srsre this Committee will fed, iu wy si tuation, that the second marriage must, at all events, have been a prudent' il step. " As to the manner in which the baptisms of toy childee.l wise. , registered, it was the natural and ne cessary ont.equimce of that secrecy. I thought it might hive beets unpos.ihle to prove my first mar riage without the registration of and consequet,t ly not only the children I then had, but any other I might have, would b► deemed allegiumatr. l did not, however, risk this m-asure, till I had been in formed by on eminent Counsel, that such secood marriage a null not have the effect of invalidating the test, in case the solernoisation of it could be proved. If the least doubt slitiold remain in the breast of any Noble Lord, as to the Let of any tiro mar riage, Lady 11. and myself are willing to give our personal testimony of it, in any wanner the Com mittee may thit.k proper to require ; for 1 can no Itinuer withhold the justrce which I feel due to nit wife and children, nor suffer them to remain vicinity of my family pride, or my own Give no tons of honour." The follotrlng are s nue extracts from the redo. minnus body of evidence gives' before the Contains tee of the Lords Mr. C•alrb Cernagton iteirrn and exantb..d. ‘Ciihtt. are you?--i Cltrio lama, mud \ 1t.41 to! Berkelt. %' dal is that paper ?—A copy of the registry of the parish. 'lie book from which you made that extract is an old registry ?—lt was an old regntry. What number in the re..4isstry was that entry ? This was entered as Ni.. 74. Was it in its place, folio sing Nu. 73, and Ip.fore 73?—It was not. Where was it then ? wrong side upwards. Was there a blank I...teasel, 73 aid 75 ; there was another 74 in it. Oars.. By whom were you informed i.—By Lord B. If you had not been told that such a registry es. should you have seen it from a common lo aves of the book ?—Ni, Ido tint think I should. Was any pet sou present when you made the di.- enroll ?—assn W4O is that person?—lie is clerk. or in some contiesiou r Oh Mr. rsootte, who is the Attorney, I Is tis , se. of Lord Berkeley. " ii sty there is a hook of banns kept ?—Yes. ihe , e oily entry there I . —There was an entry in tins al Link of Wii.iliat a... 1 y its it. rr t nilar Ogee, in its route order I.— I. wan brtwrru too irottrart Milled et '—l2 pan the taut le:tf, and the lhr pdgc., mul of n.. ca II 111 the 1011 . 41-%ntv , g I I nrsui on ?—:Vo; 1.11%.1) ut 1.1411116 111 hi Itouti• writing. Thar may be a few, but the greater thot. of them in other persona. Then the Committee heir g it.form«l flea there was a aecond mai riaee, slid the Lord Ilcrkelry tic his place ack..owted,rintr. the tame—the Dutra of Itiehroned mosiAl that Mr. M. ttohilseon bet called, who produced a pe t wr, which hr raid was au ext raid. from the regbdry of rtitarriages of the pari.h of St. Malty, lit Lambeth, iu the trial - Ay of Sauey. The seine was rail, and is as fotloWs:— " No. tie- , Tn. Kiehl ikon. Fredetirk Augostas Berketry, Earl tif lterke'l l .. ciS, isrlor, of the p 11.1 in i n }t e r awl Moo Cole, Ic 1111111 , ri. of Otis r nrisls, Were Ill:MU ll u. tLnchure h L .licence, 1114 ititb J..y 431. 3 , iu the year ran, by me "JOHN LLOY D, Curate. The marriage a a% PokinniAed hp lx 11 11 P. Al •LNIVI DCRRICLEV " MARY URAL " In the roomer et— " WILLI•AI TA DOR. ..CALLISC•RRIAL ION." (To he rantinurd ) NAVAL 11‘"IELLWENCE. PoRTSMOIITII, SEPT. 7. Sailed the. Borbsdoes. Capt. Iftelg,oti, for the Cape of I.trod Doiw, suit for Madras; for hieli Litt' r vinCe Cuinutissiorn r l'it;zet 1% gone out pat,senger iu her: ad.o ..siled the Phipps. is CV:. UAL to IstUlZr 011 Ilse C 0.1 1 ,1 (11 SU,UX ; the %;prighay cutter, Lieut. Vineland, to erinzo off the Start ; rod the Rapid schooner, 18 gusts, Captatu 'Mather, for the oppletoe coast. Arrived the Harpy. is ; van% from Oporto. Passed by etrei.it oaths I . ol' the Downs. V tL lOUTII, SEPT. 4. The Marlfporotsgh packet, for Lisbon. which put back yestertl,y, has saiirti sguits this day. Y ACMOUTII, SEPT. 7. Admiral 1., , ,r1 ( - Ladner hoisted his tlsg on ti.;i ur day lasi, oil !ward tilt liaelouck, Captain t'urry : Vice-Adinirul T.-w t ./ord. Arrived the -Vel,l r frPirte, and has, with the Beleidere, captured ti.r.e l)ati.sh privateers, one o f which is arrived with Ow Aemesis. Also arrived the Hearty, from the Texi , l; the Kite you-prig, n ith a Cire,tiland which she rapturril in the North Sea ; mod the ilotraidrer from a cruise. Sailed for the the ,4//roadria frigate, Per fridge. ai:d Primrose: trial Oa a cruise. the Audi and gun-brigs. Ships in the Roads :—Rorbrrek, Rear-Admiral Lord Gardner; Atiorkir, 74 guns; Amnia, C'haa ticker, Hearty, Kite, and Vireo. e.un-brigs. Tar Soh hay tih.rAte is on shore on the Liate Bottom I. S;It• has lwen lightened of her guns. ihr a-,istaiire of the King's whips in Cie it 1.1,i :10 it is expeetcd 4te will be got off. a large' tki.t from the Baltm, under C"'":1: °I II"' Drake, ( ii:!,:eco, and Snipe. onset, 'Err. 7. lifteritoon kotch eras Went in, recaptured 114 17y 11 , ‘• f entt”r, belonging to (..;(s. I 1 411.111,t. 1%1, kt•ttl. :ory.:s to, And 1 5 Jrr"Ys 1111.11 1 , 1.1'41(01, Wltik 1.0:11+ awl esitliesovalre. ti:ie 1, c,c1..t1 the Jos.-. the nnnte If Siuthils %Viten the pelvawer found she could nut get cif with her tn,k hut till the erew.—Aii,ll,,r k.-telt has :writ silly , -sent Iti by Our ; lief CAI , go o , the iiur we tits (Mar. The Cahtaii:, stith lug wife awl h ere I ft ou bitArl ; the wst were estrw.l •IL—lt is slid duet %Vat tic‘eu ptita- Wets nut 11.04 isiv.t. • _ Arr,v• a 1111.: S,s3liinah, of Sunderl:►nd ; the Atli •MI Jane, I.r Uovt.r, Rred; anti the Fritnds, aatu, I;,aidge; with coals. - DEAL, gerT. 7. An 'wed His Nipj...,ty's .hip Eellona luau a trout off tog. Sailed !Le Idas cutter for ditto. CORI( ' SEPT. 3. Saturday the Talbot, Capt. Joliet., arrived at Cove, G.itri a eraiz.z. rithly the Emerald, Capt. Maitland, sailed from our harbour, in consequence of an account being rreeivr.l of a Freneli priest , o . r having appeared ott Cape Clear, near which ,he fell in with the William, a vuluatle homes ard - -bound West "Indianian. but after an hour's rngagrt►trot was beat off. A pas. seoger on board ti►e Ft illiam, it is said, west 'Wird. an•l the privateer's top-gat 'ant mast was shot swat. The same morning tame to time (rampart No. 577. with tar loss of her intern-mast. The Ilrleen, Capt. Worth, proceeds with con voy to l'urt:nr,tith. On Friday night arrived in our halbonr the Sid lowing reg •ot*:-sth, 6th, and itath, all first hot lobo:rm.. The Jath doteuthot krd on Saturday, rad proceeded to Middleton; the 6th were to rli,enstark ye.tt•rilloy, and provrerf to Kittorle, to ttioloce the 20th. who go In Mallon ; and the 3th are to be tittorterell at rerttoty, to the forma of the Doke or !frowns tt.l. lotantry, who are under orders for Von usid. Nlar,lnt Beal an•te rr. the aewly elected Croat) Sarliwit, was ham nn the :Will of Jail. 171..:, at in, in 11.-arn, in ere neivirtitittit of the Lower l'yrt nuts. llt. fatho•r war a Layer. Ile en li.urd *ilea kr. we. IS yrara oil, end.rked c or m after ia the squadron rtomtwt.oled by Al. Dr. Siiffre . .n, owl was Present at L 1... battle 40 (.411141e 1rl !lir Etch bodies. On hot ret urn ta France he rose gruloally to the at rrce 3 the Itevolutioa coottAtit. it to Isla advance vett% The the est rtirt of a leter floin Pe rk dor,' .31.1 Aii4.!--tt Forcitt. once the terror of Fri Lice, v. no•,. i, (1441 r prlaOtal al 144144•4 . 4 tea. —lie was arrt . .teil ■t Arc. which was hip. Set el lorerir" It 1: -All that the Ilit•Eatl,m..4 'mph exti•ti its I : tal-Ws 1411, as that lady had hire', MI a VI-It to the th•2raced .tlttu-t•r at Aix. Ilia Naliaint meta to tfir t i.‘veriiiiteat of Rome waii a farce ; aa, aecoril:l44 to all 1atp..143 Decree of Jitly I.ett. the (;elvt-r .ore 441 Itollle allti I IDMICa well to fir Pilate! of A letter frau) A tri‘teplAnt, of do. I.h, oate., tioat older. I sd hteo rrers%rel {WM Pare., for the equip. .1t 41 the Dutch navy with all po.olple rzlxJi 4tel that A...ttmal DE WINTER ha:l, in c. woe. t..!,•(1 t•• Anis4ttp, to niirrisdruid atanl atePlei tar the e l -i 4 at lb it part. Arennoint very recently received from nn board thv e$0,•11 off 1111 , 4_,;ets•let, in hie • t: of %I ut 1 it iii.t ali•T gbi•rtliiinirtg tive err, small that an expe,liti m w mgrsing to ward agitno rwe of the I)ani-,h into whit the principal r 'la of the prizes tecril•li taken Ily the Oafish ign , -Irrst bed (seen t;a4nell. hl•Hrp. Gi r.n • swo.. 1.. ;•, ap.l It.e.anan, iluce I. lora ri a clam lunn u rulr , Mt, Ir togltt ay ; 3.141 ;wt.., I Otero a 111 , Z:111, character, knows any burs uf them"--ilsey. weir snilsiole u111:1•.n 111U11 Lad liven Incr. ifnr. ; < • on bowail 414 r, Long trir, .1 • 1.11 . .• oseynnans•ls..u•ie NI4•AArA (inn! •• • uutss ; a-Al Jo , . • GaniArr, warted .111• p bah esitern.•44.. 41 11.. sante h .11;) , ; A • • Ike clili•-cr "1 IL,. f 1. 111,11 ht did 1..11 I. • 'I Isey Pi e ne.l4 11 !sr tAL •4a 1.1 'l.. bout..', .m4lO 11111,11 1 .11C4.3 10 :•.t ,t lit Ingt as di.vidoly d I '.la y ! . nib e. ».I ~ e ~.,„~ k.q• . 4,1 ~,,~ ~,. 1„••• N:10 Is • .1% r :,1! ) 1 th t 9 . t, fro. 0111 , I . at 1..$ 6.1-N,„ g the DWI it , n I 11,4 viy. • w:is t . men . . 1 ,1 1',1•11 I , li.e • 411.4 . I.i.c.rpni.l, by Co; 3* 3ln 111 w in e Cad ti.t. 1,1411 , -o or, for him iv ;Am'. rind Cc!!inrl. •e.ur, Ii; . I'l'o4l. Y I; %%1-4t07, of I.lwerpool, joiiiiil a 1111111 6 , 111 the riti , ..eroatirrii • f the hot, it is underatiol. Nlr. Posul.%, is ;he uiat handliCllr , mu! Itheral manlier, dor. 140 , forcing the tor frituirr nt he sects, ity, ~,r y gr e et ito it o fti.. li , 1::e b r - poo t. i .. y . hien suddenly mid tuicx•irr cteilly isaid r. fi t IC ! ar.OffiCe 11) . 11011 his w , 4 at Chrthion, he oiwned • shop for the gal.• of bison.s; the distributor of stumps of thut town haring h r . a robbed .a short time previons of st.4itl;_, to the amount of about 100%; and it twin.; pod' as au. common ca.e for a -.hop to he Op. l i e d f. r the , e!e of stamps, procured A swum!' wilt ral,t to search his pre-mdse., hot of course did not hod say ui his Lockett hail not any pumpkin° that Mr, l'oi.it would puniu.- him, •iilectnitig the lobs coUir) tell upon ihe Stamp-UPI, r. 'r Vorle iiirutiorird the Grerturniim, of tIT 1.4 r. cola Mail Cnach, hr which the conchinair wsa k 1.1-4 an d s , vcr ai of Ili, imospiliors dre.olfaily we hart• nun to add that one of them ha. di t .! = rye. and *nutlet hes nosy without Isopc of re:ovcr;, MEETINGS OF VII EDITORS AT GVILI.):IALL, To-mon Low. s L Thema% I.3yroelt, slo:s ller .3 11 Henry Nl...re, Bromley Kent, • 3 11 Thomas Hewett, Jull Dow.liug, awl Jorendals Hewet.. late of Clollt•fair.temlon, clothiers . t 4 Jesse M,telle•ll, TiirbfirlJ, Hampshire, linen-draper . J. , bo Tirrnr.y, Ictt of Bisliewswe.strart, Luekles, meicluott tlinisso Thonms Delia, St. MargireCrltill, ffini►. work, jcxeil~r . . WIIIYw Ran:see eitd Milieus Gust, both tete of Me 1'0...er-street, London ; ITißato flairiton, tale ut Norea- iEntt Middlesex ; sad Sallifiti:sauke, late of I..triathi . d. Durtinn, therc'tatats Timmes Chapel place, Smith .iu.9.3.streel, Suitor .- - • - - 3 II - 3i. n". 111. 1, Borcruan, Dunlial-row, Gv.rze l'haput rlvire,l4Le of PL.lpct nat. 3it uers 1.44141 Ceurge S. I !",, rerichoo (la-..tree,. grocer - - Richard (Slacken, Thuma. I,Vrlharrls, and Lamm:Ad rrack.,n, lA9sbnri.l.otulos, flavet I-maim:sclera,* f 6 Rathaid licsket4trcct, Marg-te, Kest, • t 4 Litt ('lt: - Gtorp. Vul!:xlr, Church row, liauspittal, MARL, P. tacrchott - = it W•lhatn Fiuter, Ilrn Aulitc h, laten.droper I h 01144.11 . l'uriver, Nicht/kis-lane, 11. r 1 piclate, Icr . 1 6 DIVIDENDS. Crone Streiton, Piresrlilly, ironmonger IS ly end John Fly, ('rriydon, Surrey i and I.4.lllpacre, 111dJleaea, b mirklayecs II TLenphslns Cliit and Samuel Richardson, Tskem liunNe pull, Lawton nicrehauts - I CERTIFICATES. Lewis Lewis, of Newcastle-albino.Tyrse, 'Ohms% Dingley D'aisou, 'swot Minisliekl, Nottingham, curate. Geurge Parkinson, We of Bucklersbary, Loadun, sale- - houseman. Augu.tas Todd, of the Slrand, Middlesex, sod of Br.g4too, -- S"usa.ex o wine.uscrcbant. Isaac Tooke, of Ilse Strand, Middlesex, ■ad of Brlghtse, Sessex., wine-saerehaut. Janice 1101,1ta the elder, of Linravtcr, doe Julia Gibson, late of Queen•aireet, L.ndon, toerclsaut. George Bowler, of Houghton, Manchester, hatter. Henry Wilhatas, of Chepstow, Mtmotuth, rn: reliant Cornelia' Farrell, of Gorpm t, Southunsutud, Henry Herr', late of Cheops:do, Lon , too, joAeicr. Williant'Stuith Oakley, of CIA:I-di-913 eet, Buvuugh of Soutb• oark, Surrey, woulstapter. William Oakley, of Church-street, Borough of Soottnik, Currey, woulstapler. Willi, Orereud, of Church-street, Borough of Sustbrat Satre* w•tuautpler __— _ • . -- P&ItI OF NTOCIOO ON curvier:my. 3 pm Cent. Cmiasele. 697; 44 p , r Cent Nay) ludic Vtirck 'SO 1.1413 Bonds ld PS prem. Liceitetliter Rills ....., ...... ti 5 prem. Enzlisti Lottery 'rickets Liu 15 Cou.ois kw .. 6g i T. BISH, Stock %mitre, 4, Corshill, sod 9, Cliormg•Crom BIRCH. Fyn S Atols) bat, at kis house. ut Cbesiont, hi Hertford.. eh.., the I.ady ufJ.,bit topsoil Jessepti, Esq. H er tford of is daughter. MARRIAGE. S,tiatdas, it M Mary's, stoke Newington, by the Ri.v D . C 45.4111, .11r Yung, if lenciaitrels.ottoei, to Ws lim e Gandon. LW Stoke Nes ingtiiu. ItC.\TIIS. tin S.,tur:tly the ti h wt li•isltetirlch, in rhisti:iti Mr , ieorg.: Leigh, .li:wore...lli regrett.d by his rei.eyss wa _ frie''i s i t i ereH w ay to T oiiitglirs betwixt the hews of ore ..0 ,1 ••• V. o'clock Mr. 11:•vid ia/bil.ord attic S'ot; •rePre !rro, in Halii.og, h•ri_.•..! got wit of heti, turr• r-11.4 ot In h skip or deeming, , sefartuait , lv threw t the thew ice window, sod Inthoi into al 'ro il adjoining • prigade"‘ hr was au •res.lfoll) ',rinse.' 5.. to cans* t . 0 " 1"1 - ' drag. He wee in a. , ...re of lire , and has left Ore: (So' dons wiel • per-germ' se•r. - la I Aturnt Ih. Jteoulfit!strtiettl. 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