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BRIM. CON. Ittty. (Man& titsssi r. SSE *Orr Kong TN! m Aiqui6 OP II tAbfORT. The trial of the a,Stion in this ease came on at the 1 late Assizes of Ennis, in Ireland, befc.r: the lion. Baron S a tins, and a most respeZtahle Itry I of which'the two first Jurors were, Sir Edward 0 gri- I en, - and Sir Joseph Peacock. B.rts. The a 6, Iwasbrought Vr outline' conversation with the r ain• tiff's wife, and the damages were laid at 40,W1,1. After very eloquent statements and speeches to evi dence, by Mess. Portsortev, Ccettale, Homer, and Qt the proofs were" summed up by the learned dit4e ; and tha Jury, after having retired for about ten minutes, rettunrd a vcrdii 1,3 r with 10,0001. &mars, and 6d. costs. The trial lasted twelve hours. The Bishop of Limerick, Lord Adare, and Colonel Preed.rgart Smith, were summoned as witnesses by the Mar quis, and attended in Court, but were not examim Mrs. Charles Massey is sister to the Bishop of Limerick's Lady. 'the concourse of people in Court was immense; yet pertet order was preserved throughout the whole of the trill. So much di. riosity and expeCtation had this atßion excited, that bads are said to have been lett in the tr wet of ;Zunis fur 10 guineas each, during' the Assiaes. NORWIC 11, Ava 9. ASIZES „..... On Monday afternoon, — the Judges (Sir J A mrs M A NST I t 11.1), Lord Chief 3 us:ice, ami Sir lus w HLATn, Knt.) arrived in this ‘ity, attended by the High Sheriff of the county (Henry Styleman, Esq.) and the Sheriffs of the c.ty (Edward Rigby and Joseph Clarke, E , q.) ; they immediately proceed ed to the Shire ILA:, and from thence to the Guild hall, where the Commi:sicn for holding the Sum. - suer Assizes was opened. c.‘urlls .117f6re the Los is CH I ES jt/ST:CE. There was not a iingle cause in the city. —Ttizre were 11(v:serer, seventeen eatercd for the County. five of which %vele Speci...i Jury causes.— The ouIy_CAUSC tried on 'cues.i.ly err the f rowing: Ctt•litAS CGOPER, ESQ. V. PLSM ACC. . This cause was tried at oar Summer Assizes in P.!.s: . bat thecord: et of the Jury having been cnn trary to the teetmunendation of the LORD Came BA?: N, and in dire.% cpposition to the evidence whin Dein given. the Plaintiff ohrained a new tri be Plaintiff had / uechtekd a t'or.sh ing of the Defendant. who resi:! , .'s in Yin':shire, ...id who sent a to r-rf it fx ti.: Plaint:l4x. his residence at Übv. io this county. This servint. apps -• was wb incompetent 'to the tasi. Sr and .:ter tvess mime cessft.! cots. the Dctein . sent his foreman :o complete tire tb, v,::i.'t, after an, was so basil) , execnted, that Coor-r con:I make but little use of ::r mael.iiie, ''r sustained, in r .nsequence, a eer.ti.i...rahle le— .• • in the F.? isi• of corn while hi, crop 17. else .‘•:* LO J 1.1;:. by Sir. r. cl,i,:coce of th:: sol, a a W0. :,r.,:,, v. ho 3,..i:ted in riltt; r; ti. , - nachin:• ,0, of If engi. meets u'. - .o h.,1 siv.ce exAmined it, And who rot: oailee , ,l its ori3inal caustrurtica t 3 have h:7:r. het!, :aid of Mr. Cole, th-• cot:-.i4si•ca , r, in tl.i city, who pro. ved the fag the pnccs of grain. Mr. Se:jant Seij9n, for tbe D. .::1,1.4rt, :. s-rvln.ti• the Avb: , bet 7. se ato : - • -'•••- :..•. •.• • .. ••. & At'. •reet .• with Lc., t.; l• IL: . •t ,r, I .-. • it, v . : •-. i.. was . vi l:.;:,:. werc L. ' . i-• : - Lstize ,I.cldeGily es, i, . ~ .1 [h . " 7 .).-en4aat hut pl.- 'l.. .....- : ,;.. cc.t.ttat., '.. - .:.d th.:t t... - ...: . ... .r..t4.1 5115 f 3t..1 3 4.,n -•+.1(-:.•lic -....j50y : he thz... .). recom:.;tn , ,,,l t::e. .3...:rr tc .f..:,i •-. % ..., aid for ill:. 1' : ..lif, U . C.1% d -...... rt s to the ano•;:oit of t.: - .. price o' tit: .. , )30-: , :e ' : ..*. ), tiny such ao :,...:.,.;;..:.) IVI• * Mill e .i.COCc. l• •;'.1.7.:....; I:, US the might . ;;;...:;:.• to be v- ~ 3...,a1t.. Ia tho , ••, Ile tho t flat tug ;11..::•lne ought to be re.ufl.c.l to the effmclant. Tic 11:7, alter a u:.: v...tc4 - .. tirtuce. more than i:;:e huu.:;, 100.:,..,i .t verwa C.,- Flaintiff. *ilk 411. Zam.ii i t.:., t..e 1'14:5.::.i . rett . .:,tioi, the 1.-oachine. i S. ;. :VT 3111 ion Nsom r. DAMSON. Ti.is was as attica of ruplevin breught by l'.. tiff as occupier of the fold-course cam, in lor.giag to tLe Rcv. Mr. Smith, against the DeiCnti ant; WJO was t/.c occupier ef 1;• v:l7;sh, b.:lr ,113 to the IV.. , rshi C. .1.1.7 c.i Yishmonser!.. :. Ler...ln, to try die quemicii, e.tr ther these lands were half-year lands, subizet in be fed from Old hlichaelmas to Old La.!! v, I.y Buck t+elor - ;;Nt to the fad-course farm. l'ne 1.1! *Li', by severl! respectable ,Aailesse‘, prU•'.:•.:. • this lien cf s rL a haci been unit:lmi it frciti t ..ie :--• und the ur ac` other I:•7a1 evi samce, to c..i III.: right willch ts.e i Claimed, :he .lary, whic.ll was special, [snail s :r -aria fur tha. :Id .14 V. TAYLOR. This anion ryas Hr. •by the rainfilf, a -I, 117ii tian at Yarmouth, • . • ".)nsr.sa:inn J.,: injury sustainc,l Cy ..:.n is voktin of him in his proilessi.onal • - the Defendant, who is an a, orhecary L.. wrr.L. town. It appeared from the evidence, to Girdlestone, of Yarmouth, and the D.-fondant, itaAl attended a Mr. Ilelsdinn (woo la•cly kept ti.e gaol there) in a dangerous iilaess t thAt two a...ys Ware the pal!ent's detb, Dr. Girdlestone bad pronousced him to be rather betty_, but Itrs. tiolsdon, wishing to have furth:r rnedic.,l as sistance, called in Dr. Smith the nest morning, Dr. S21::.f:1 was uns lisig to prescribe for the pa aeon, without consulting Dr. ii:Alestone, and tretwinigly sent for hin., but Dr. G. refused to at tend. Dr. Smith then wrote a prescr;ption, se st it to tine Defendant to be prepared. Tice patient, hcwvvei, v..ts unable to take more than a rery small quart . -01 - LIT Medir ne which Dr. S.ll.l.lprec:-stndhc .!, aced the next day. Onthe:norningef ~ s ,, the Defendant called in at the Town tlerk' , °dice. whit a M:. Cory (the Niart ) and sonteotaer ;moans were, and on be;.:g a. ked Km the gaol-ir was, he replied ir. the Tolionio ..i•c:s "b fr. G and my self t:..n.s.it him in a i.a:: w.ty of recoscring, till bars. k;u4s..c.a called in D. - . hands, " wino :s upsot eng nil we laie been ec;n7 s , anl 3 e !.e met.' 'I hese words were pf t fed t,f M . Mr. W:Lsea, en the.pint of the Defe;. , .:ant, n tLndcd, that the words 4id not convey al:y 11 of a tear.'. of skill .;n the Plainziff, but o'er. , • not havilig an oppoicz: . : .y of coosuiti-4 whit 1)r. Girdlestone, and 0n.it..;•,•,; take the w t ... which he Lad cf iafornittion re:n t!: sv fenclant as to the patient's stat...and :•10: had been 4ed with .him, his prescri,..i.'ll; wt.re to be unserviceable. But the Loco CWT., 3llsT , cr o'sserved. that wi!e• thcr the Pla'ntilF wa , cl:ar, i zed with unski'llaincs , :, 01 with negligence, in omitting • • obtain the iafoi art tiou which was necessary fur hi aeru• skidoo was equally ir.Oricus to ' ;As prefessios .1 charatler, tlictigh as...m special Li, r.! • ;.'s iiad been at tempted to be proved, he did me. tem:c tiuu. the ver diel should be for a lark;e amou.a. The Jury, which was special, aft..r withdrawing, found a verdit fur the Plaintiff, with IN:. da mages. CRIMINAL COURT The following trials of the two Pritchards, from the many robberies which had been commiucst here within the last twelve months, excited much interest. llettjantil Prtrhird, otherwise Price, and 7win ficijnynia Pritelnad, otherwise Price, were indiaed for a gland larceny, in breaking open the Count ing-house of Messrs. Gurneys and Maud, in St.' Saviour's, in this city, on Wednesday the i7tll of Augnst last, end stealing thereout several bank notes and cash, to the amount of :.heut Mr. liai.vs:v in addressing the Jury on the part of the Crown, stated, that the pt isorrtrs wcre ch g.:.1 by the indietment with Grand Larceny ea' : , beaasit the crime had ont been that of breaking open an in habited dwelling house, which was nezessary to con stitute a burglary. It was, however, a Wand Lar ceny of a mc.st sriru. nature. ! • _ Mr. Edmund Arai si ,1•?... to Metsrs. Gurneys and Bland, stated,that be 1•a :ct. the counting- house on the 17th of August, between Iva and five o 'clock, leaving upwards of 1001. in cash and notes, in the drawer of an iron safe ; of this su:n there were seven or eight guineas in cash, and the rest partly in 51. notes of Messrs. Gurneys, and partly in 11. and '2l. notes of the Bank of England. The notes were in a bag folded up, end covered with a piece of brown paper. The witness locked the drawer or door of the safe, and kept the key in his pocket till the next morning, when, on unlocking the safe and the draw er, the locks went stiff ; on opening the drawer, he found the brown paper, but the h !;‘, wit:i its contents was gene. When be took the ke' : out, it was covered with wax. _ _ Clarks Steward, porter to Messrs. Gurneys and Phrn.l,lwckei the inner ice i outer doors of the coliai ing-::otis-, on the 1701 of August, at eight o'clock in the evening. and left the keys at Mr. Spars:la:Ps house, with the maid-servant. In the morning, he took :be keys and unlocked the deers, wizaiout meeting with any impediment in the inc k.s. Martha Alexander, Mr. Sparshalrs maid -servant, received the keys from Steward, and placed them in a drawer, where tbry were usually left. 'the next .i.iscaing Steward ca'ded ...nd tool: the keys. Robert Paraman, tlayoes Conxtalik went with Cordean and Church, two ether cer.vahl:s, with a seal warrant to ihni:lause of tho yowler Pritchard on iLe rim-Ling of me of Aagqq. Pi ite r-i came tn the d' or, and did nod . :'ney also f;aind in the house the elder ..ri ore Mendham, a coachnian, be longing to ti. 2 NA•seith 11xpes'at6cn. The fadier at terup..d to y,a away, but was prevented; and on being rsked where he :iced, he said he ledg•.d is an had slei't 7:le night before at tilt! "Tenililand. It apre.rz,i, how - , that !,e c:cn; ',:J a house in St. P.,t,i's, less szarehed, with Cnrdran and in it an earthen bread-71i, co :n wa , , a greasy k:tife elati• • 5 lite rirt,n.) rotes (IC Me‘srs. wts nctes of t 4 .e . • M. , ,!%,:d them, _•• rered them to the s-•0c..! Cord:an ?..„ :Ind underneath J. stairs two hags of p:cidork '.eys. 01.1 Priteliari said that Le kn..w nothing them. Christmas Church, another Mayer's officer, con ‘i•-med Parrnan's evidence restx.e.ing the search ; added, that in y,nmg Prit..hard's house they found la": ^ .1117.: ; !7 wo: king, toils. It:cl:ard t.c.::iran, the other Mayor's Officer, IChl assisted in he search, produced some wax, workirsf, •- le. •and :`;Crel of keys. which he had found in th hal.; • ,•t tact yourgcr Pritchard, and also n bag of s lound wider t.ie butir.c.tsc at the father's house. Some of these were what are called skeletons, and others were I.lled up with was. An-,angtt x-exe two key:: wits the witnesses and Mr. !se:rd •- i 'ened the inner and outer Jeors of the sword-bearer, prediced the :h h.. had rree:ccd &cm Par.in: in. pr • • .! on old Pritchard's befo:, the •.;z:.str..tet, f c hid oeclared Ana. Lite keys hat h.:. awn over his garden .10On liaby, mith, to,.k off the lack, at the enuntin7-hanse, a f, and some wax n them, wiliclt • • a l`e'r. :.:d. • • . !` tkin. proved that the Wal :czrr.d •'.• • tx. wrr.:cker'‘ %vat. . . .;,.,N e:. depoic..l that it was not , xrat,::-.lnalter, said, that he had nev,n known . used in the latter trade. 2.1 r. Clarke was of o;•i: i, n, th.tt the WAX /011116.1 leaks st-As of u.:. s:unc quality with dint found At Pri:char,i's. :‘lr. Mich. Blar.i, one of the partners in the house of G•nrricys ar4 that he had seleited two keys from the hags which were t.:len at aid house, and that he readily L.renca the outer and inter doors of the con...libg-:t0...c with them. lie also picked out a small k.e with sthiJi he opLit c,.l the drawer in the It !•reke is the lock. Mr. Bland sa te the hank notes :it tLr 11I.,vor's tli ire, and said, that were th.r. :71 C.O same way in which he and Mr. •- .7.- t ' , Med to arrange their floc, z;. am :rizst ;hes: cotes •s• with tite ;tam. " " ui 1.! ler-Icd to h :re tc-,..t c ~ 1 t ••' nz• • } levicig —vs.! I • be tile ealat - , 113 n: r .ty t • retell , a 11. w lotig he 11. id %yea . tll s I. no- nitht have been withii, f. W „ 1113 not have struck him • •- •••••ce f• prosevatien lxing cloNe,!, . • •• • J.- I . ,rind their I• -. t' 1., I l'ihchard •• ••• • • wove ho carried on the. ttade Arive..rcd to Cita' ra.. TA:O .! I W. 14 very resret.Lble, retired abi%it .cn and tc!;:in..td t:icir vordia, Pritchard liatit!., ani ac i mitting the sea. 1 its I,ririship. in proaounc;,:g sainence upon the elder Pritchard, .observe6l, Chit had his ofence amounted to a uty. he should certainly have left him for execution. He then a‘ljnaged lint to be transported for seven year.. • ----- NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 3. Sailed the o,l4rus of V! guns, Capt. Hill, with a coaro♦ for Halifax and Quebec, with the Cyrus, Capt. \Vest, bound to the South Seas, under the same con coy. Also, the Kin: Grorge, cutter, ail a censor for the Downs. Arr:ved the City ty . Doo2le, Dormick, from Dant 1-ris Majesty's ship Hydra has made a signal for convoy to the Mediterranean. Came into hatb.y.ir the Steady. a new gun brig. Cu,,,!). Haw!. net , /Ica!), Zci;leas, cs,S4;. and Ddo, are under repair at this port. for commb sioa.—Wind variable. PLY MOUT 11. AUCUST E.t . a:a the .4141 lugger, with a convoy for the Eastward; Sprinyr man of war fur the Mediteira r.eau ; Niok aqd J'itsrais frigates on a ertuut. Wind S.E. DEAL, AVOUST Te ffsrpr, sloop of war. arrived yesterday af:er post, and sailed again with the Drui.er awl Conflict, gnn brigs, on a cruise off the French coast. Re main in the Downs the rest of His Majesty's ships as per last. A heavy F.ring has been distinctly heard at this lognelate. this afternoon. from the direction of Bou . supposed to be an engagement baween the enemy's dotida and our cruising sjuadron. 114MIGATS, •UGUST J. The transports, seven or eight in number, with the two battAlions of the 18th regiment, and the 53J and 6I st regiments, are now in sight of Hamsgate, and expeSed to be in the harbour to-night or to rncrrow morning. These regiments :ire to march front hence to BarhAun Downs, to form one of the Brigades to be encamped the-e. SIIELON CS% AVGVST 2. Sailed the Rosins armed ship, with six sail of ♦essels under convoy for Tonningen. Wind S. E. FROM LLoS VS LEST. G. D, Aue v —lNre..4l by the Sneress, Clark; and the S. , redir, Hai,• it, i.trn Gret,taitel ; Endr.gtin, fro 4, Efa.atari. toovel, front Nor.iy; front Danti.ic; . I*.tn !inter., Olsuu, fm9, Wri.aur tr.pne ; 11 uffnar., —; FLua , Ske:t and the Henry. thr 8,41 g horn, f ; Venus, Johnwn, fur ,g . 11; Vr.Ar F 5...h0 ; T Getta.stcrs, ur E.:utoden. At B •• e s, Ninety. f..ati Mr.l,el. At V.rit:ll;,l‘l.ll.:uhn, FU./1 LlVef pfld. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT. GAZETTE. BANKTIUPTCY ENLARCZED. John Jam' , , GI Truro, iieennt, from Aug Lit :a lA, at ten, ta th, :au, T:wu. B*NKRUF7g. Joan Antes, of the Nu Road, • TictaallPT, ti 'wren 1:•.? Lu g--; 7, 11, aivi September 1.5, at tem, at Gwidall. Attoiney, Mr Croy., Kill: street, S.lathwark - - J Sayers, t;:iarley.strect„C • h-muare, maker. to s.irresider Augui 11, 1:1, ind Set • ~uher 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Urroll, Win.s:e)-street, Oxford stn.. t. Ge"•;:. Byanruntat, Neieniak:t, Suffsl!-. ;:racer, to suf. -ender Au tun and S- e .ternher 15, at .!rant, at the Star, in Ntorna , ket, t'rnahrel._;... Attorneys, !stmts. hatart and Thorne*, Staples-Inn, John lit.lbrow a:,4 Willi wi r.e.lbrnw, late of Avcuing, G:attc..oter, dealers, to surreader Aoguid le, at six, 11, and September t 3, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Niotchtnhanspton, Gl_ticester. Attoni..ys, Mr. Ch . 1.41, Of NI .11C liiiallalrlolll and Mr. William az:lnet, Det:'scour:, Saint l'a•al's, London Thomas sow, hie of Bath, butcher, to surrender August 21, 22, ani September Is, at six, at the ChristiaiMer lot., Bath. Attorneys, M..-.n. Sht:ola,rl and A llington, B t dfo n t roe, London ; Mr. 7 . A Sn. - ppards Bath. Juh , i Bath, to surrender August 24 •.1 ...t o -r at ti.e Clun,terAter Bath. Xtt •r.., Me 0.1,7 Soe;•4lr4 and Adlington, Bechurit-naw, L • Mr. RA. R 6 •nl. Bath. •. :, lat.. i 1, sh.p.btf.:(l.l, to surrender 13. 14, ar.d 15, at exits:, at the Globe 'Loretta, -*.r,tr, 1 •-riv.ol. Atterm Si, Mr. M. , 10.4, Blackstock, S! 31 I flat.ll; and Mr. Traumas Man. R fn -m:'. u, .f She:Betel. cutler, to s-yrender .tueust S I at •tute, at the A,,c11;;,, Ai F Af•. Bigg, Hatton-gavel:a, •r.;! S;i•jreid. Cii,flon, of Clinricon.row, M• r. to Augu.t ao, tar:.:, Y tl.e art.., At,or4ier., C. 1.13. for , rt ,t, C.. ol.c -oy !..e, I.• t 013.1 .;.:4 Thrma4 r: g 4, E..;ct c , Sarrey, ;.! . • , • .... i.terob te; . , t.;..fdha I A5.t . ...n.t;;, Mt •a. Titmgmoort Jli• It en. DI VIDES LA, Attgo.t •:‘.. John Young, of Lung-acre, caath-maltre, at trn, at Gvihtnal . N .vem •er id. Josel.h Sie....lfe an 1 John Jtyra, of Uipe East Sorth 4 e.l, otiose ~ at tan. at Nover' , er 11. Eyler Fdt .41mai, at t.-n, at (...11:11 , •11. 10 . of Upper Ea-t o;I:Lan, at ten. st (Su !cis a. Assga-t Jl. ItacilarNi Wa,ll, t.l C.ot Iott: me,chaot, tt eleven, at tho W...te H. T a to.• N IJ. Jon 7: S at tell, at Add.t .d. lam 1.. lacialon, tat! I!onter::..l. k roe:: ...el f.'s .;.kee,..er, at ekvan, at t...e B.ar tin -4.:yrt. A ."1 ros 1; a Bt-1/ It. 0: th• Y . 'N. ca..:.. tat, at a*.r..:11, at the 't% hitt I lor.• Inn. Ca. i• I NA:. 15.. e.! 2.4,a: butcher, .; to ~ atO• H.a...t Inn, St...ems.••t. CrRTiF ATP•—.AI ' j.m.s W.4....11% of H. 4•1111 .rtlvrest, Prm . t •c l / 4 ,h . .r;., shoi•- 1,—., T. je4epil Al 66414.1, iate es Newby!, 11. - ra....eT, c'.4sh.e MEETINGS ot CREDITORS A. 4 civ~l.DlrAt t, To-morrow. a , .t Frost, lat.. of 1.k.%,r- - treat, Borough, t a il or W 1.4. m Burwood, Sun-wharf, 4% Ai),:i.or, twhar.iager lune.. Wails and Thomas Agg, Ituingi4.4:4tmet. h--re J 3 IL 2 IL . . Jun.i. e .arlusaon Ittlin Npw-cotat, Crutthetl•fria.", iil. o a•id iowat-.wice-InoLr . . . ,1"11:1 CICIA:1, .1411ltiOledtiellfi, Fizet , Areet, honk. li.d.•r . . . . . John NChite, Gloat Rowell -street, C.o.c .t-ganlen, tin. plate-wurke: . . . . Franci: BotQnian Da.thirood, late of Gail:a-111P, near I lon th i.4.10n, worsted- imto lai.ictn• 'r Andrew ID,launcv, Great Pultuay-Ateet, St. Jaino.4%, vro:king+.wzlkr • 2 1 . . William Wilson, late of tlo Coal EKC:l:•ri;t . , CISOI. tictor . . . . John Hall, late of Wapping liit;li-etreot, talor Elwaril Riley, of tite :Arend, 4:4tr iu o.ubie and mu. ~ i c.ll iaAroment4 Wtiliam Pryer, Mantel, .`.r.ctillinex, stuck-broker ItIVIDENDS. Phillips. (Nt;wd-.trait, stJblo-keepet James Bacon and ThomAs Anthony, Sizo-tane,.tailors CFRTIFICATES. Willinm limb'''. Falmouth, merchant. TH.. es. Owlets, Friday-street, warehouseman. PRICE OF STOCKS. _ _ sATutpar. I) • 11 , • 110 3 per Cent. Reduced .. 3 per Cent. CGili 4 pet Cent Consols . *per Cent. N►vy ..... ....... 5 per Cent. Loyalty Long Annuities . I.nper.al Aun ll.l‘. Uranium I.Pnery Tickets • Consort f.r . T. BISH, Fr 4, Cornball, and J: NGE, FRI D 4T, AL oust 3 rentee '74 Lis.? .:,, Naple; Zbi Lisbon Oyorte 62 Dubltn l3 COURSE OF EXCIIA Amsterdam ... 97 8 2 U• Ditto at Sight J 7 0 Rotterdam C. Fll 17 2 U. Hamburgb 55 8 2W. Altura 35 9 2W. Fatly ts 4 LIT. Ditto 2 U 45 12 sot 1.14 N. I. i. of. ti , AlPieeta% 75 It I Portugal Gold in Colo Itiolii4 Ditto Cadia — iii Paper I New Dollars Dam Ratios Leghuill Genoa 4iiLle,Pie 141 per Cent. Dublin on London tJuly 23) Belfast on Landau (July W . 6 7 —,... on nubile (Diu.) 5 5161 Jars BIRTHS Last uric, at N4rwiett, the lady of Capt. tforrio Eee r, of • daughter. . tin Weslisesday, at Cliton, nea• Er:etal, the Illy of C Rosg o of air Royal Navy, et a d.aughtar. MA Et RI AGiS Wednealav 1.44, by the Rev J Din Char!-s Bar lig. 4 C 14411.1111, Surrey, to NV,. korra 1! aria Kett, daughte. of Ket:, Esq. of Secthinr, ie Norte!: On Thunalay last, at N.rwien, by the Rev. John Fra - :c. s 8. - oeste Kahuo, Refitor of De...den, Mr . Charles btu., r: late of R. ke, st..geon, to M 14,4 Sum 117"1111C Koltun, your,. aaugitter of Le Grice Browne Boltun, tag. Dr_%THS TLesdzy last, aged 55, Cnarlotta, the wife of John Ischir I Da•itu Esq. of Ca: elay t.:ley, anJ daughter of the late S:r Huretlo Pettus, Bart. !ew eays ago, Mils Llizabeth Nettlett, second dlueter of the late Jnttn hidden, E. of I laruheid, at Bristol Hem !els. Mr. Deverc.:s. Zo4l tl:e late Richard Msttan, Baq. t.. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE, THIS DAY, 58 win. afar 2 tIY _AUCTION. )!tC -By Mr. KjNG, At his Great Room, Ku.; esst r .nt-ft:ar.len, Tills atd Day, at Tweive, Colleetion ct St)()KS, in various Laneux:cs. Are, and Setvneei--.-..ualig them are, Jolmam. D.:- rv, 4 5074. b..w edd.; nai-e de Bavla, 4 tam.: lieuaswal Magaime, I* i. platft ; benen Vrrv:g. m I cvi.te, a,ev• Atlas, des P;abeit.:..—tiugaoh, with burg'i Ex?:anati.n, plates, 7 vel.; Nie.•;,..L.'s %V •stmcve:a . .d. Hut. 1.41.0..1 Narth.a.../11e46.111; 110.1 , 11'S LOctfahr,.. S:flll'nd, 5 vol.; iler:"ert's ei 0,11. plate , ; a of for Sit.: of . a Silver Pe illy, cguita.was tn. Lord% Pave:. C:eec, Teta C...mcsaar.dateuts, i; sen,;:le.t extant. Ntay be viewed. 3r.4 Catalnues b 3,1 TO PAPER-MAKERS, BREINE:ti, DISTILL'As,toi• TON MANUFACTURERS, and D 1 r.^.5 Moat Vale, aid F. Pre:a:see, act-1w :!ig a of Ground of 5,500 1.7 , 1 in cif: J.!. joining the river Than.., at Teams 131,.k, 1101,C, fiat t7,e subitantial newly "reefed Buildinv. i'.? Stea.3 Erigiite, Sc. receaLy ia •• Paper . Ht Merits 1:013!VS, At (.;:o awly's co•fe roe, C •!. SA I tatl.d I, the ::- 4 1 of Se at T•ase • IN OM. Lt.l, ALL tho.e very SiltlSl' ~ NTIAL an] rcv.! - - cr.- o nriimiNGs and PR NIISF.S, Lona , tetttt: acts rote 'l, With Uallitiall fie f, r ow:to/late:am 1 • on t'.e r, N.ed•tve e, and :or w..ich :.orpote t ° ded! , • ~ f ruoyea 1, 4 ~:6:.a •r , r *, • : bees e. • • • ' t.. rape .• .! • r. ..te, ate , . tag the •: . • . .!: Nlll.- di/tar. , . • • . • r.Oat of SA et, ;.; oted •• - • : Orhers, .... I V x •e:. ;., ohazst - inu • t :ee...• .1 a.. 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