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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. e 5. • I Mr. PARK more) for a rule to shew cause %. hr an attachment should not issue wz,eiirist three pei:oii.4 of the names of bliv•reet, Whitaika. and Shiair, fur an ulleged abit-e of the prose oR of the Court, r 'very singular cireulabttatoc,•=, witch coal,: not be tamed with propriety, uutii cause be tamtvn agitiiwt Ile. Rule • Awl. thr. Thomas Patten was brought up, and p!t;li'•d ;pilot° an isoliitinent for a petty nagault ou Wil iam lleiuhnrn, in public-house in lirurv-luue.~ He was aelits..weit to pay a tine of riiiAilnlinsga owl eightpence. COURT OF COMMON PLF.AS, JAN. se: Th& C3IIVANT of MAMC O WORK KNITTERS P. rAtnr. This was an action fisidebt, to recover from the I .):•Ctoidant penalties for following his trade of ..nil-woik knitter, withontireednin of this Cow piiiiF ; fw hiring nstlected tO take up his freedem after ha ringserred an apprenticeship rifiteeen years to t letetier, a freeman ; hat teitching mad instructing n !WWI., in the art,' not tning his own withont takina In it approitier ; ell which was contrary to the Ity-14ws of earl eirinpany, awl it, their Charter, which had lweri ;;ranted to them in the I.sth of Chutes 11. The Plaintiffs had oh t 1:11L11 a verdict, and it now came heart the CilUti, it pow:. unnion fur n non-snit to be untried, upon the groittids filet it ca, contrary to etisting ata ttitt.s, wig , . in filet, plating a re;traiut Nina the trunnion Lao , . it g ,antad. e.Lts DLLS'. Mr. Suricsiit I.E.Na moved for a new trial in this route. tie stated that the Plaintiff was a broker, and had brought his action ngaiost Itcfectlent, al legMg that tier rent. was not .ntlicient cotuntia. • won norm foreign ship.., not so mut as he vnu:sars 11111tvii by eilttOilk; a verdict had Isreu given for i le irroved for a new trial.ulan. the t„ronritis of the rndict having twins contrary to evidence; nine tvitiles,es hai iitg scorn . per cord. to be the cu.timetry sn u ; he aii•nitteti sane tgat 7 iirsses has been oho ha•l stated, that they dint not kilo* of any iii •erenre between chatrzeti fur . foreign ships and tubers ; but t'iere sta. also We ather question »Lich he wished d t~tiuiuel r and •which he stated as highly important - to iirokers in general, via. whether the broker ha linty rii;ht ao charge coonnissitni u l .ntl derolurne t•• Justice L swat-Ace &helve.% a. to throfittat lwiutj • that' it had been la•fwe a J'tn• stwi at to - the lattcr he siti:t it hid become I.nte•flittionaltic . of late to charge to snitch per tent uplift business transacted. instead of tstinwting tt by ow trouble • it occasioned, which as. a procedure very *slim tionahle. A rase lately came bilore him. wilopriso much pier reit% was chargsal for ine.a.airi lig issitingstry window ffliPtit b ;,81.41 this charge not beinig tlispateit, he could nut interfere; hail the frames been made of deal, of cheaper timber than mahogany, it would have been toe tame iier . centsge—there was . neither reason uor justice iu such trutisactioos.— Rule refused. 61N'i*OL`RY V. 5.0104PALT.. ISll.Serktiint 13;mr movrit the 4, ;.toct for a Rule to show valise erky the. verdict otitimett is this cause by Plaintiff. should not be Net aside, Hod a new trial granted. It was so action 'spin a pnliey of insurance granted on the ship . Lady Warren, from St. Danfloga for England. The Planitiirs case had been borne ont (noir by Phrips. who was the sailing Captain. The Laity 14 'erre" kid .tried to sail in Company with the .Nary thrones the Caicos Possa: A c ; while going throit A ls the Pasnig.. the Lndy IV.4rreo row nn the rot its, anti was lost:— The Captain of the Mary thinking her tehriwale. inent very extriontinary,•trieuttetied it at Llud'i immediately upon his arrival ("orlon. 'Phu evidence of Philips was completely , noteetticted bt the log-hook, end it ryas alleged that the lass of the ehi,, originat, either in her tot being see worthy, in .eetrunie negligence, or in her being pitrpo.ely rim no fr rear hr her ',or bein g able to cross the Ationtie.-.-Rtile' granted. SIM SI AN Co CI LLirty Mr. Serjeant VAUMIAN tuoved that a non-snit thould he entered in, this case, and t new trial greeted. lle briefly states), that Mr. Slimmer+ laid e.nployed Mr. Gillett to pant Asarharalo and Nit krni's Dictionary, the paper fur which, furnished by Plaintiff; Mi. Gillett had promised to ieomre, heat neglected, and it was consumed by ire. The two leading questions, he wed. were now to he. considered AS set at rest, via. as to the custom of trade to inure, dittl to Mr. Gillett haviag on & i taken to insure. At the last trial. this multi taking, on the part of Defendant, was proved; lint it appeared, that although dr. Mittman had eta played Defendant to print the woiks in question, the purer sent in to Mr. Gillett was only. in part Plaintiff's property, ...evend other bookseller+ hay sham in each of the above-mentioned I`. MA•vtnatt purchased the paper and eitipltiyrd the tvrint..r ; and the other hookiwllers afterward* paid their respective shares into I.ia hands; so that, in fact, he lied only the management. Upon this an exception was taken, which he now urged, whe ther Plaintiff could recover the shares of the other parties. The Learned Gentleman also urged, as aivitlwr objection, that the Editor of Aseacharais bad been the cause of delay, that lit was engaged by Plaintift; and that if he had forabidisill copy for the last part of the work, us tepidly as he did for the first part, the work would have been finished and delivered before the tire happened. From this lie inferred that the loss was occasioned by irregu larity of Iliiintiff's servant, or agent, or tiny other name by w h i c h the Editor might be called, while acting for Plaintiff, and consequently the less should not be sustained by Defendant. The latter argument was roasted by the COURT, es. if Defendant folios, delay to operate arainst the safety of the paper, he mi.( imitetned it, or . have given r.otiee to PlaiiiMf ta . tlirm effmt. Telc rule was then granted upon the first point.- Lord DORMIFIL a. RUBFRT IL N OAT. Mr. fierjeant SIIV.PHERD stated, Ilia this cause was tried at the sittings after !ist term: A yroilict was then givvil for the Plaintiff. lie haw applied for a new trial, as that verdict was not' enpszilerect large enough. The Plaintiff was the . trustee of Mrs. Knight, who had separate+) from the De. fendant, and had received from him an anumity of •001. per annum. by virtue of a deed of separation executed 'in Lou:; it sus 1111.0 l aureled, that if Mrs. should at ally tine, a.sociate, eon none to keep intercourse, or cohabit with Colonel Fader, that annuity was to cease, and she Was °illy to reer•ve. 4601. smetually ; for the latter ruin the Jury had found their verdict. The Learned Grath man stated the evidence positive(' on that occasion, and commented upon it. lie said, they had uttruipted to prove the existence of a criitiel intereouixe between Colonel Fuller :mil Mrs. trod hum theme to infer, that such have tug mice 'been the ease, it most necessarily cvm unue to be en. A witness. Mary Edema, had, upon that trial, stated, that site was, in 1P4113. 111 the ea-Tyler of Mrs. Hpy, sister to :ills. Knight, and had teen Mrs. litaght liar the at. her mistress's house ; mod swore that she believed, whoa one occio,inii, 1111 inniroperinner course hail taken place ; this W itness had also 'worm that•she haul unhirtimately married a men who had, at the time of her marriage, a wife living; upon discoveeiug which, she immediately left him, and had cohabited with him only 23 I s. The Learned Counsel here stated, that he heel four af fidavits to contradict her evidence; at that time her haslnitill was lit ing at Li.lh, by the name of l that she lied heel' living there with him, left hint to atteod the trial, returned after the trial to Bath, and was now living : with km at that place, under the 1111111 e of 1101/64 Two other witnesses. Ann Thornton and Sarah Ftauhfui, had also said they had seen Mrs. Kt:ijit and Colonel Fuller, as they tlokrtght, under suspicious circumstances. This Was 113 the evidence of erhailiality, and this al.. luileil only to what passed prior to the.dred. There were other witnesses who proved that Colonel Ful ler hitch called 11 1 04111 Mrs. knight shire the deist was executed, three or fuer times. Tins lie del not drily. Colonel Fillher might even have called oftener. What lie denied - vas, the -es.n • mese, at any period, of a criminal intercourse he tweeu the part es. Colonel Fuller wee in Coati at the time of the trial': and he could at that time t have called hint to contradict, alum oath. these fool oxpressious; hot be felt it would Ise giving up mother Point in his cause. which he wt heti to Isr aid., lie then contentled that the words of the deed implied, that Mrs. Knight was to receive. 8110i.";t-renr while she lived apart from Mr. K night. free from criminal iotemourst ; and consequeistly that ;lei verdict was arca* The Learned Geo. lleinaCthen said, it might be urged that the Co litmel stiffered judgment to get by default, in an iodide irotight against him by Mr. Knight, wkeltamomited to a confession of the crime he had just disavowed ; •the Colored, he said. had suffered judginent to go by default, but it w a s Merely a compromise, for the sake of Mrs. Knight, (hat be did wi; it was to forward .the attiiiiniteut of a ilito:ce ; and tin 70n01. he :said Mr. Kiii;;l,t on that °erasion was r eceived by hi m in our baud. and immediately handed back to the Colonel with the other. At the time the late trial took place, Colonel Fidler was limier orders for Spain; prior to fretting off, lest casualties might hinder his re turn, he ociit before the Lord Mayor, and simile oath that the evidence imoutilig criminal intimacy betwee u hint and Mrs. Knight was wholly false ; and this he did also that that lady's character might stand in its true light with her relstions argiejtennee. The Loki Chief Justice, hi. said, hail held upon the .late trial, that the lint of his .eading three times being -proved, 14640110 no criminality were to Iss' attached to those visits. was suflle;ent to come withiti the meaning of the deed. The. Learned Serjeant trusiod the Conrt would he of another opinion, anti gram it new trial. Mr. Justice La -C said, it appeared to hint that the Colonel was an object of suspicion ; that the deed was eiteented to ',reveal any intercourse between the parties; and if Ica w•:re allowed to call when he pleased, the object of the deed might :tr.evatled. Ile did not mean it to lie Ulltieral"4l4A that he suspected any thing wrong net Peru the part l'es. had they 'net at a friend's by accident. it wont.' he very different ; here it appeared he oaten, repeatedly with her consent. The Learned .100 concluded with ex pressiug himself to be of the same opinion. as the Lord Chief Justice, in hirli Judge Heath, and Sir Alan Climuhre co. ineided.—Kule redwood. CONSISTORY COURT, WOCTORS' COMMONS. GRILCSON v. 011tavON. This was a procerdMg. or cause of divorce or se. !oration iron, bed. board. and mutual cohobition, instituted by Jesse Gregson, Esq. optima Grace Gregson, his wife, by reaeon of adultery. In this case two allegations were produced on the part of the linsbonil; the one pleading the forts of a criminul connection ',sifting beta can his wife and Thutnas Theaker, his ern:whams. awl the oilier .plearliag that of a criminal i:ttercooN4s 1 W6...111t; t wee' , M rs . G regi m n and John M.Toggort, Esq. for which two actions had been !Drought by Mr. tiregson apinst the parties in the (V Law Cuurtili, and two verdicts of damages obtained.— The circumstances respecting the filets of adultery living so fully stated to the public, it is mot neces sary to state them again. The Learned Judge (Sir W. Scarf.) after hear ing the evidence read, and the advocates on both sides, was clearly of opinion that the; fact of ail a', tery was satisfacto: ily proved. and that Mr. (iieg son was entitled to the remedy he prayed, and ue cordingly•prononticed fur the same. Yesterday three boys, who. although young in years, are old in itliquity, were brought to Vow street Office, in the custody of young CROCK LH. The oldest of thesis is not la, charged with a bur glary, in breaking, (yeti the shop-window of Mr. Love, it, Ilolborsi, owl stealing a variety of cut lery gond*. between seven anti eight o'clock on evening. Out the rubbery being `cove red, torornintion oot% givvn to Camel:Eß; nod der description of the boys that had beet, seen et thi window, he hod no doubt but the: Prisouers *ere they, he well konwing them be he thieves ; 'he in a short time took them into custody, uud found the property upon thens. The French ship Admiral Vilhiret, with a va- Noble cargo, hound to France, was eapture:l the latter end of November, elf Martiniipie, by hiss MAJESTY'S ship GOMM The Apple Tree, of Darestaple, is stranded in Tranome Bay. JAN. 25 . NATAL INTELLIGENCL. POILTISIOI ,- Arrived the Ville de Paris, of 100 guns, from Coronas, with Sir David Baird, and a vas: number of sick and wounded on hoard ; also the Planta genet, of 74 goes, Capt. Bradley, sod the chain :nun frigate, with a number of transports from Co runna, with part GI Co: army on hoard. Sailed the Leviathan, of 74 guns, and the BOM bay, of 74 guns, tor Cadiz. Cite Blake, of 74 gnus, will sail to-morrow, tut the same destination, on a particular serrice. Sdlictl the Galatea frigulo, Capt. Sayer; and the Curette with a courtly tor the °outs. Arrived the trefilice, of 74 gullb, Ekins, front the Downs; and the Cujintlls Indrswau, put batik with the loss of her inaintop.mast. Many officers, sick and wouudt:l, have hero brell4::t onshore in their cots. Arrived the Juno trunvor, Iteagli, ''ruin (41.11.• heron, uud tl.e Quebec vu, k,.1, r, fo•ut the Downs, for lotto. The Thomas transport, Simpson, Master. was destroyed ut Coruisiia, on the 15ili lust. to pr, vent failing into the hands of the enemy. s% 11111 N. lutaitY, JAN. t:t. Admiral Lord Gambier, with the shuns under his command, itt;litived iu our Bar. It has been blowing se hard that no boat bus Dean ow show. DEAL., JAN. ?8 . , Last night and this morning it blew u very heavy gale of wind Irma S.W. to W.N.W. am' clay-light presented to our view a 44444 4 distressing Dare vessels on the the GOO:IWIll SIIIII,, * * II 16 only their foremasts standing, and a very heavy surf breaking over Ilium. ice-Admi• Cumphell sent two gun-brig. a lugger, and a i:ittter, to aiithor c near as possibly, to lender them retry assistance in their power. The vessels are the Britamtia and Admiral Gardner East linliamesi, outward-ballad, awl a large brig; the crew of the latter, it is feared, is lost. Great credit is due to the boatmen of this place, Broadstsirs and Ramsi•ute, for their exertions in endeavouring to save t he livoi of the crew. The boa:bowl:ceded no getting 'near the ludiamen, and *moral Cir' are now (four p. at.) coming on shore with part of the crews, both of which are said to be saved, except seven of the Brilannifer, and three of the Admiral Gar,:hir's. l'.‘rt of the cargo may probably be saved, but the vessels must inevitably be lost. DOVIAL, JAL 46. Yesterday in the after:ion:l several of the out war,l-bound ships which hail passed here Irina the I )oivus, I asre up main; and this morning we Were i it formed that four are on shore me the (loodwite, two ships anti two brigs, vie. two Emit batsmen. ne %Vest I.stf a:stl a Lcua-b:iz. wa ., very heavy sea running oil the sinid at the time. The windotoring the uight, is said to have bcru from the N. E. to the S. E. and blew exceeding hard. The crews iu the luipsess rervkx here are gone to assist. sAIISOATE, JAN. IN. The rind blew exceedingly fresh at South and Vid'autta West, lust night Ina this waiting, during which two outward-hound East lailialuen, and a Ran -brig, at on the Goodwin Sands, iv!!ere they now remain, having rut away their main all niizen masts. 'the Carardic, Ada aira Gardser, MK' bre tannin, East ludiaineu, left the Dimasa foll night, to o down Chantal: at is suppose:l that two of these are the utafertiniate ships lino ma shine, said that they were driven back in the gale last night. It is conjecture.) that they followed d ie man of war brig= the Goodwin. as she lies farther as the Sand. Several of the lionagate hams are gone oil to en dear/oar to render ItsSli,lithee, loot there is so m uoh liegt they have not yet been able to get on board. The vesse l s are pl a i n t. / see n f r om Itainsate. and the boats as near the t:;ootla in as they can get,theve hr ing a'great sa ell. Nome °t ilar. boattsarr yet returned here; it is therefore inspoissible to say what probabi; lity there is' of the ludiamese or gun-brig being got off.~Tliere i. little doubt of waving the men, what ever be the fate of the vessels, a* there are a bet of boats arrived there, and when the sea mode -1 rates they will get on board. The Middlesex, ItousoN ; and the :V !milli, TUCILEI.I. (transport), were destroyed at t•araaaa ea the 17th last. The Naiad tianspoit it -appo.ed tri have shared the sant- fete. __ . The Makings transport, BEAR, is lost at Co mime ; crew s.aved. A vessel is arrived at Plymouth, which W:1 , 4 in Cortinna Bay on the itith.--She was going. into Commits to dispose of u cargo of fish, .lint was de terred, lay observing the town iii flames. It is four -1:7th:0 the French having met with resistance 11 1 et 6re to the town, or, which is perhaomore probable. that they committed this act of cruelty, in order to punish the inhabitants. The Chief Magistrate of Plymouth leaned a 011 Tueoplay, to convene a Meeting of the inhabitants on Wednesday, for the purpose of taking into consideration the tiectsishy of opening a subseription far the relief of the widows and ornhaits of the soldiers that have lad their byes in defence of Spain : many of those isitfortninite wo men and children are now on board the transports itt that pert, in circumstances of very great dis tress. The cased of individual distress that or , marred. during the retreat of the army and their followers, would 611 a volume. For the information of those persons who have partiality for paitieular numbers in the ensuing State Lottery, they are informed, that the mini bus of the 1400 'fieltets given lay the Contractors, are published in the Scheme inserted in this paper; and on no account call they be altered. An early application must be made, if other numbers are *anted, us near 3,004) Tickets out of the itt,6oo for sole. are already taken from the Bank of - Bug. land, and disposed of. About If rimmed ago, the Nontierno fell in with the wreck of a ship, which, being laden with timber, was prevented from sinking. 'There was only oue man alive on board, out of eleven that composed her crew ; and. shocking to relate, this wretched being had preserved his existence. 1.) feeding on the bodies of his comrades. lie hail been upwards of forty days upon the wreck. On Wednesday last a gentleman wits robbed of his gold watch iu the Court of Chancery. About ten minutes before he missed it, he took it out to inform a person that inquired the hour of the day. POLIOR. 110W-STIMIIT 101111221 EM ENT. recA • w charged by Mr. t'l,ment, of the Straud, with having recelvid Num, of money Cl' lip.timm that did nut acc,unt for. Mr. Clement stated, that thislad wall employed by him io • situation of much treat, and be bad remote tt. suppose he hail defrauded him to a great annutiiii. The only two suosi be could at present charge bias with, were from Samuel Compis ' Es 1. Rod us. 6(1. from Italph Smith, Esq. 'the 3ls r s trill ATE :lid not consider the case clear enough to commit hint fur trial ; bit be severely admonished him as to his future conduct, aid hi was diselisrged. The prine4ral part of Chelsea was tinder water during %Vednesday and yesterday there Willi 1111 but by boats alt.' earls, to take 'arsons to their hoouv The %%ails of several Intl nls were wastnd di,on. At INDI:IiSON'S brewhouse, 'war the College, the horses and pigs were taken ion fur fear of their bein, , , drowned. Although Sloane-street stand, upon hi A li ground, the kitelwils are all Hooded. Lai sillily parts of this , nnd other ot i 4 hbouriloods neer Loudon. p‘.r.olis have been obliged to get its and out of their ono pair of stairs window. Yesterday the soldier belonging to the tst Rrl i. mea t of Foot Guards. *house...lettMt 41 I.y Pia:o t mid lois you in stealing a watch stud necklace, floe property of Ms_.. BRAN DEN BE RIM. the lirEeSSaly WOOSIO) to Ui. M u s rtt. st the tiro, Nai before Mr. Ros... to, bt 1.30W-mto aci d given 4,v,r to the military poser. He will lie t,i,a by a Coot t- Martial. Hie NT AJE‘Tv's Ihip ('cotims arrireJ at P 1 ). mouth from the 51.atiterrancatt. The (.'OMIT, from London for the Cry ails, hos put into Dartmouth, with the loss of L. r foretop-must, tma%prit, and other tionsage harioi; been run foul of. _ _ The Derbue paeket,WhEn. from Bethice for London, iv suppolied total arrived at Skiblicroon, kiwi' having b.•. -ii receive I, ay.' keil by her. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GEILDRAI.I., Tu-soanow. M. H. George Brew!, the younger, Lute-sheet, London, tiohatureer - 3 I.! Hay Howlett Dove-place, linekne.,-r.:•14, butider 3 George Sushi*, late of A)r street, vie. tunnel. - - 3 11 Ives /lorry, Inte of ISneahead.eourt, Grneechorch street, Imnitm, merelrunt • Herr) Budder+, tattle Chapel street, Ohuttninster Thomas 1 7 .aarr, Webt•atrect, Mary-la•Butme, COllCit spring.tousiaafttertr - 2 In ,Alward Glazier, Lea.lwidge, frubliesn y 13 Cltrstmphtw Talbot, how •W late of rAgeNnise rend, mem - 1 1 Sarah llotbe, Southampton, Ihninsh;re, Milt:ter I . DIVIOESieg. George C,.me., Great %Var.tei atter., Cold Rath. 3 13 3 la fields, 1.10 In John Ft nner, Ins retire. lane, s hole. de line - o-dr :per It Jo3:r.ihl A:SU:116011i Deint-Ortt t, Soho, p:anu fate sual:rr Anr , w Johnstone and Jahn NsinhF, London, per fniu( Just.plo 11 a ybran and James CerrArd, 1111101'40, corm. faut.ll4 ROA .1 Drake and EbentserGoeldard. bits `ate. Cr. el, London, Mine and brandy men lona ; Chriitorher Krkias, lute of Sa nest*, I.; morpunnoto, - altopi - eeper . _ a Benjanuu Jane*, late of Rothtehitloe-u all, tobaceu slot - - - - l') Juarrph Ili .o.lt:hurst, Chariug•t ow's, jeal lice . iv EWA Jchuson, Ith. , ai , g . tw. t 1 4etl, Charles -street, (fatten-gardeu, ealwlet-sinker is - CERTIFIt ATVS. William Pi , l.lnek Roper, late of Louon, and late of the Cape of Cooil Ilope, owrehaut. Angel it:llo4lNa LOUIS llthatay, of Blakeloy, Lancaster, thee. Ge.rge Fl. not!, late Gl' Wineheater-street, Larnaca, nom. •hunt. John ‘v,ammey, of I.i,serpool, serthaut. Geoff, sate Nortlititaberlatat, Janus Askew, of New erldge•streat, Biac! . .friltra, L.unduu, .troy-hat aarnufactto re John Trafford, of l'roddiskglom, betwt-jold.i.r. William Smith, of Wolverl.aalpt ~,,, Stafford, I.nt. tw•r. lietory Hcary•, of Lief rpoul, Lout mitcr, tailor Ilicharvl 31 uraley, of Eadsup 11 . 4.-arcutatl,, Duil ain, snip• on WT. Illastisr, of Liverpool, merely:sof. Mei.: or Krotio, 1:-..cfelilDAY._ Bank Surk 3 per Cott. Redeem) 3 pre nut. C.uusk t.ti 4 prr feat all gi s per Cent. Nary WI Lau; Anuutt ter 1.411,4.1.1•1 At.lllllltatll iv.al, 5 per Cent. l%ii titanium ti dm. I lI4iiII Sioet .... his ti I.te to Hoods ••••110 e' Perm ExchtNitu.r Hill. $ 1,19 pros Efigheti Luttery Tickets lilt Hui cu.'. fur ..deijlil I'. MN, BlerlthMm, 4, Conakid, mall, Cbarieg!ssome. _ IRISH STOCK'S. fAIIVAILY 110. Coverumeut Vebrutitfts permit 7$ tilts° S per emir 9,411 tiotai wATEit, TU DAY, AT CoNtnmenunir. 110131 44 .. mass.. O r.. 10 Even Ig.. ma. after... 11. BIIRTHA. At thc core of Cork, ou January tab, the Right Lar•t t tar2,.ttl. :..wmod„ of a Sulkily, in I tcsuory.scauste, Mrs. Edward GulJscuid, nl a dnuFlatr•r. tto Monaay, the 23d instant, the lady of B. Banbury, E..q. of Pa mot Court lamest, Newbury, Boas, u( a sus and hear. MARRIAGES. On Thor*,lay, the tnth istotant, the Rev. John Waller, Rector of Sultotemic:ld, sad Meatte of Appleby Schou", t 310.% Wade, of Appleby. On Monday, ut Fritsch, Norfolk, by the Rev. Dr "Viol dineton, Prrbradary of Ely, the Rev. %Vol. N. "renew, Het tar of ton, to Suva s, and eldest lon of the late Printatr of Ireland, to Catharine, )ouisgest iluer;ltter and rolieuess of the late Rev. Cyril Clungh, of the fur , 111 . 1 * plat e. Ott the 41st instant, at St. James's Church, ('apt G Pets le, of the rith Light Dragoons, to Miss Read, of Wultlisiustua Tr sit ',lay, at Oct kenwell Flinn It, h the Rev. Ilenry Foe. tee, Mr. Thomas M.OlOll, oT hindniitoo, Hrutiugduusllor, to Mote Neueuniti, of Peutotivillu DEA'FRS. Ois Monday eight, the :nil last , at Great Lodge, near Toubridge Wells, Mr. Jaynes Stephens, bit/thee of the Rs'. Dr. Stephens, of Dev.ittalitre•pluce. Th.! 7th lost., eyed 4;9 plus, deservedly reverted, Ral,di Ferry, Esq. of Thorpe. On his setors from Siotirer.aod, through the darkens of the tiiklit be lost Ws nog, got amo n go a tioatahty of drifted sane, II licrelwe paisise, mid was nut found RAM the nest mortit.4. -- LON 1111:47 - 07;te.1 by - 4717WillSONT, Aktu tfbindi Boswell-court, Carey-aired and udl.lialbod at the 011 ace. No. t Back of st. Cleaamt% Stra.l.l, by J, of saw plate —o.•ders, a.e this Vapt nab to the I hlfir e, :*post %ill ';• duly a:bruited to I ~~ d t ¼