The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-02-20 00:00:00

tree the enttrellearhis 41107 ' he was freeplently obli ge d to be absent from home for oetieral days together ; be iu stationed on board of merchant ships, at the WCustom Rime, fqr. the ,purpose of presenting illicit . 1 prettied The mtither of the girl'was a laundress, and had been accustomed to her assistance, until het intimlcy with the Defendant She seas young, handsome, and, hiexperiericed, only '2O years of age, w the Defendant es extensive farmer and cow. keeper, of a very consiierable property, mai-tied. the father 01 five child? en by his wife, and upwards •of years of age. One evenieg he met the girlie Ne.vgate-sheet; f e at first admired her beauty ; de dared he was smitten with her, and could never he happy without her ; she refused to tell where she lived ; he persevered in following his Van up ; he persuaded her to meet him, he took an apartment for her; and, in the event, seduced her. She was, however, reclaimed and brought back ; but he again got possession of her ; she became pregnant by him, and was delivered of a male child. From the eh:trailer which would be given of her ; her in , reeence, her youth, and inexperience, all called upon the Jury to give very serious damages. Elizabeth :Neu harwood, the.girl, .was first exa mined. Het appearaace fully Justified the descrip tion lithe Learned Counsel. She gave her evidence with much clearness and precision ; she deposed that in the month of December, 180 . 2, her father was absent Ii ern home on duty, and she was going to a gen•temen in Theoliald's-row, Holism it; one evening, frotn Rotherhithe, e here her father tesided, when she met ill Defendant in Neweate-street: he • accosted her, an 1 walked with her to Th eu held 's -row, where he waited f e her until she liad executed her business ; on their retn-n he told her he was a single man, and wished Lo r to go ;me live welt him ; by his persua• • ons she eegaited too Kett hint on the following Thorsda v upon Loniletebridge. She had never seen him before: he assured her site should not repent it, as he would make a settlement on her for life. On the day appointed, she was going to meet Lim, when she saw her father, who had come off duty ; he had no knowledge whatever of where she was going, she told him sue was going after a service. When she came to London-hridge she met the Defordent ; they got into a coach, and drove to a Mrs. Buinian's at Hortetn, where she drank tea ; they met several times afterwards, and at last she agreed to go live with him, when he took a house, where she, Mrs. Bulman, ands Mr. Allen, a friend of the latter's, resided. She told her father she had got a place in the family of 'Squire Stapleton, of Lincolnshire, who was then living in Alderson-street. She said this by desire of the Defendant, and aler wards wrote letters home, as if from the country. After this period the Defendant and site lived together as man and ' , wife,until the former, having some altercation with Mrs. B.; the latter acquainted her friends with her situation, who till then were ignorant where she was. Her sister and a friend of her father's came the next day, and took her away, but she previeWily left • her aldrets with the Defendant. She was theta sealed with her cousin, and her father allowed her thee or four shillings a week,,though tmbar ra:-.sei eireerreences ; by the desire of the Defend. ant, she and her cousin, who was a married wo man and hail chiidren, quitted their !edgings and went to hen in apartments, which the Defendant provided for her in Bennett-street : here her mother end Si aer frequently saw her; thee wished her to pi back to her father's, and promised her forgiveness; she became pregnant is the month of Lille, (803. almost a year after she first went with him. Tbe Defendant then left her without money, and rent due; the landlord seirel, and sic was obliged to sell her furniture. She after werds saw the Defendai:t, and told him her situation, he e...ve her a peurei note, and never went near her after that time. tier father supported her in her exil paid all her expellees, but the Defend ant never g eve her a single farthing after wards. and treated her with the greasiest contempt. Site swore positively, she never was connected with any other man ; he was the father of her child; and her owe father never consented to her hying with him. On her cross-examination by Mr. GA sow. she denied ever having walked the streets; she admitted she rook the Defendant under the arm the first time ' rnet him. She denied any conversation with Mrs. Bulman respeaing a Mr. Thomas Grant, a nsate of a ship, for whom her mother used to wash. • Tire Defendant was a total stranger to her, and, it Ras not until some time after she had bee n living afire him. that Mee. B. told her he was a married Man, aids five children, souse of them as old as her self. She positively denied ever having been in any house in Berkeley -street. or having had any im proper intercourse with the mate of the ship. Several female Witnesses were called to the cha ratter of this eirl, all of whom agreed that she was an industrious girl, and decent in her manners. Mr. Geneow, in stating the defence, declared he did not intend to apologise for his Client's eon dolt, which, he admitted, was highly reprehensible. He told the Joey they were not to decide upon what punishment they would infra apon the Defendant. but on what compensation the Plaintiff was entitled to for the loss of the service of his daughter. He then took a general view of the evidence, from which he contended it was impossihle to say that the Plaintiff had lost the benefit of his daughter's ser vice, except through his own negligence ; but, from his want of attention to her, she had fallen into her - present deplorable situation. Mrs. Salman's evidence chiefly went to contradift the girl. so far as respelled a conversation which she had respeaing the mate. whom she swore the girl had cunfessed to her, she had had an improper conneaion with. She also swore that she told the girl that the Defendant was a married man with a the first evening she came to her hense, anti Cautioned her against him. Mr. Allen, the paramour of the last witness, who was a cow-keeper as well as the Defendant, and be tween 50 and 60 years of age, was also examined ss to this latter circumstance. Several female wit nesses were called to prove the girl had been at a common brothel in Berkley -street, which site had so positively denied, and that she had conducted her self with peat indecency and irregularity. But, upon die cross-examination, it turned out, that at ttte petted they swore to, she was far advanced in her wvp!ancy, which cast an air of improbability topeiteftir story. Eases cc, in a most able speech to evidence. B and this a most detestable and infailious de- , • . . hence as ewer presented itself to the iyas and oars of a Court of Juatice. There was a atekAberate seduc tion made strong, net by the Doll's, but by the. Defendant's own evidence. Lord EcLesaoaCtuort, itt snonning up the evi, deuce to the Jury, having adverted to the law as laid down iy such cases, told them they w:re to take into consideration, not poly the loss the Plain tiff had sustained in the service of his daughter, hut the injury his feelings must receive by me defiling' of his child. It was quite clear he was strialy en titled to recover all the expence he had been at in supporting her during her pregnancy, lying-in. &c. And, as to the aggravated circumstaaces of the case, it was for them to consider what further compensa tionhe was entitled to. The Jury withdrew for some time. and then brought in a Track% of 3001. Damages for the Plaintiff. COMMON PLEAS.—Wvem MITER, TusqoAr, Feb. 19. Si,tings at Nisi Prins, IN:fore Sir JADES MANSFIELD. PEMBER lON V. PEMBEITON arid oTlitts. This was an issue diiefted out of Chancery, to try the validity of a will made on the 20th of Sep tember, 1797, which involved a property of near 10,0001. a year. ft appeared, Mr. Owens, the tes tator, had executed two parts of his will, and after having given some legacies, left his estate to the eldest of four daughters, and at her death to her eldest son and the heirs of his body; but in case she should die without male issue, then he left it to his second dan ' .Jitei, and to her eldest son, and so on.— Some time before Mr. Owens died, he sent a Mrs. Carey, who lived in the house with him, into his closet for his will ; when she brought it to him, he altered a legacy of 10001. which he bad left her by it, to 300.)I —and having made some small altera tions with regard to the other legacies, he returned it to her, and she left it in his closet. In the year 1803, shortly before he died, he chewed Mrs. Carey that part of his will in which he had made the al terations, and told her she would have boat very rich if he had not cancelled it ; he was then about to throw it into the fire, but AP prevented him, say ing there was no good in it. as he had torn his name off it, but that it would do to make threadpaprs for her. At the death of Mr. Owens. the uncan celled part of the will was produced, and set up, by the Plaintiff, who is eidest son of the eledu daughter, against the diree other daughters, who claimed as heirs at law. Counsel tor the Plaintiff argued, that the cancel ling of the one part of this will did nut prove as intention of destroying the whole will, but only the alterations made in 0.. e part of it, and particularly that of the 3,000 L left to Mrs. Carey. Sir ?A seas MastsrlLAD explained the law to the Jt:ry, which, he said, considered, when there were two parts of a will, the cancelling of one of them sufficient to destroy the diet; of the other ; unless it was evident, by some aft or word of the testator's. he ..!id not intend to do so. The Jury retired for abont half an hour. and then r2turtied A verdia for the Plaintiff in favour of the nal- PO LUN rEr it CORPS. An appeal same on for h•ating a few days since, before 'Fitostas Daisier. and A. P. COLLINS, Esqrs. tr..° of Hi , Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for Bris tol' (under an Aft of tae 1,1,0 Scssion of Parliament, which declares the right •61 Volunteers to resign), brought by Mr. Oswalt*, a member of the &aim! Light Horse Volunteers, against Lays AMU, jun. Esq. the Cothmanding Officer, for refusing to strike In, MOM off the mn.ter-roll, in consequence of his objoeing to the payment of 3(11, as a pawky (or quitting the corps Counsel were beard at great length on both sides, and the decia — cu of the Court was given in substance as follows 1-66 Upon a view of the Aft of Parliament. tinder which this appeal is brought, and ender all the circeenstAnces of the case, this Court is of opinion, that the Corona:sin Officer is not hound to accept the tesignati..o of the 1 1 appellant, until hehas paid the fine (w penalty of JO." NAVAL IN7'F.LLIciENCE. PLY MOUTI4 Fall. 19. Caine in a French lugger, mounting one 32- pounder, captured by the Me/amino Ingate ; the Anis , Jostle, Borst, fruni Marcou, for Bilboa, de •ained by the Calms schnouer ; the Yerrie, from Bourdeaux, for Cadiz; and the Elks, --, from ditto,'for Lisbon, both detained by the Naiad frigate. FALMOUTH, VEIL 16. Arrived the Li//y sloop of war, and the Carones , armed brig, from cruise; also, two French gun , boats, part of the fl"et captured by the Me/ampis frigate, r.vhd gun brig, &c.' • I'l.e Adana sloop of war has detained and 'brought is here a schooner and a sloop, belonging to Galway, laden with tobacco and spirits. Wind E.S.E. MA,, Pt.. 18. Cisme down from Sheerness the Orates sloop of wars and remains is the Downs with the rest of the ships as per E.N.E. blows bard. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AkRIVED• At Liverpool—The tiart - 4oTt; Cretlin, from &Madam ; and the Chtv.iek, Kee:lalit.,Trom London. At Sligo= Chu Cotometee, Peke, fr.an New York At Petethaven—l actuary, (min Jaia.tiox, for Dubs e At Kinftle—Ktognott Packc', Rotaioson, ditto, for Lonemt. At llemertra--Harriott, Crreaw.ry, from Lansaw. The extra ships Tenrees and Unita, outward bound, arrived at St. Helena, December 25, 1804. The 16th November, tha Derayner sprani; a leak, but all the accessible parts of the ship having been examined, and the other Commanders of the ships in company, having attended at a consultation held on board the Devayner, it was agreed that, as the leak had not increased since Cie 16th, and the ship having great resources in the number of people and materials on board, and considerink the as sistance which could be afforded her • by the fleet, if required, it would be proper for. tbe . Draaptes to proceed on Iner destination; and the . Travers and Union separated from the Demmer Skelton Castle, Ovens, lard Keith, Hadiert. Harriet, and hides, the Igth of November, 1804, is la t, 19. 10. S. long. 25. West. FROM LAst_Ariatrrs affirrnr. • Admireftregfees. Pa. ig, - Copy or a Letter front the Host. William Cornwallis, E. Ad utiral of the White, &c to WidetnaMaindeit, Req. dtted on boats( the Ville d. Paris, off Usliant, the 13th Feb. 1803. „ .SIR—I have t.e bottom to enclose, fur the information of the Iwo: As Commiintosiers of the Admiralty, a Liter to me from Ca,dats Poynta, of the Melanoma, end tote from Lieutenant Nicholson, coinntau.ling the Frisk Cutter, giving 3V71141111,1 of the captore of toe cusely's (ma vessels, thereiu-mentioned. . I have the honour to be, Ste. W. CORNWALLIS. SIR, Melampus, off litigant, Feb 33, 18.91: I hare the honour to 'aunts you, that I, this morning, fell in with and captured two gun-brigs. carrying two long twenty mtunders and one eighteen-peunder each, having on bard ty men, the great .r pert soldiers; also four lugger% mount tug one long eigutetia.poustder each, manned with tweets. five men mostly soldiers. These vessels are part of twentysmen of the same descrip tion, from Bourdeaux to Brett; two more were capture.' (lug ger rigged) early the same naming be the Rhoda and Frisk armed cutters. I have the honour to be, &c. To the Hon. W. Cornwa lis, &c. S POT NTZ Hts Majesty's hired cutter Frisk, at Sea, SIR, 13th February, 1805. I have ,he honour to acquaint you, that, at daylight yester day (she Rhoda cutter its company), I discove ed tea ;ail of the enemy's gun-brigs and loggers had come though the PAS sage du Raz, and the wind blowing beds to the eastward, they were not able to get to windward : I immediately gave cheers to the weatherrom., a lugger, and et halfpa.t seven (Point du Raz, S.S W. distant five miles) I captured her, and sent her to Plymouth. She proves to be No. WS, guts-vessel, mount ing one lung 24 ;:ounder, with treaty-fire men, twenty of whom are troops of the 44th Regiment, commanded by Moos. P. Roux, Enseigne de Vaksea...x. At hal-past eleven the Melampua hove in sight to leeward. I have the Honouree he. &c. JAMES NICHOLSON The Honourable Wiliam Cornwallis. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Cyier, Frb 19, 1805. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guaitis—.Cornet 'raises Aickin to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Carpenter, who retire: 6th Ditto—Lieutenant George Frederick Orda to be Captain of a Troo;), without purchase. Comet Edrraqi Scott to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 19th Regiment Light Dragoons... Captain George tjuiutin to be Major, by porchase, vice Se> inour, promoted iu the 29d Light Dragoons. 294 Ditty Major Henry Siymour, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires. 11th Regiment of Foote—Lieutenant Lord Alexander Gordon, . . from the 35th Foot, to Captain of a Cirnpany, without :str-hase. vice promutod in the 7fttli Foot. 22d Ditto--Brevet licutmant Colonel William Forme, from the 43th Foot, to be Major, vice Erskine, who ex •lianges. 13th Diteo—‘lajor Jame , Erskine, from the 22d Foot, to be hdaior, vier From., who exchaniges. Nova Scoti., Fortcible4—.Lieutenant.voismat William Au t os. tut Prevost, from the lUth Garrison Battalion to be Lieu tenant Colonel, vice Vs-v.v. appointed to the Battalion, Fuot. EV ET. - - Lieutenant-Ctionet WillialiCharles Madan, on half-pay of the ludepoutleAs, to be C..lonel io th • Army. Mayor Georr Crump, an Fal.pey of tight's late Levy, to be Lt...tenant.C,lonet to the Araby. Tine endeneetitioned Winn are superseded, being absent without Leave. 4tb Foot...Aasiatant Serrou,—Coombe. *kb 171 . tto—Ce reset Rica V. Edwards. Newfoundland Fe n c.bie Infantry—Lieutenant Edward Madmen. ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES. Zow 411 D Ceat.TIAM , Esquire. Wednesday, FeS 27, at Fir. CARSI IRTHI! 4 SPRIYG CIRCUIT, 1905. Ca.digansnire, Wednesday, April .3, at Cardigan Fernarekel,Lire, Tnerdav Aprd 9. at Haverfordwese. Carmarthenshtre, Mondl:y, April IS, at Carmarthen. PARTNERsHIrS DISSOLVED. Giffrey Berry, of Netnerion 4,lWTlrep;r7:h of Almond bury, York, and (;corgc Lockwood, of IludderrSed, York, el^litiem.J.lnu3ry 1, 1905 James .ti.ordenem and George Srisderson, timber-merchants, in Liverpool and Manehe,ter, D-ember 51, 1804 Jobo Dvsno, Tlvonss Saxethy., and George Alder, smelters of lead saps and lead ore, at or near Cranalori, Derby, April 5, 1804. Sarvaid Newham, John C ntwright, and Thomas Cartwright, Nottingham, (Molar" 13, 1804. Janus Plume and J•rhu Colo Baker, of Dermun-eyureet, Serrey, vinegy-neekers. February 1, Pleb. Henry Bennett, John W. - men. and William Si !sock, brags. iovaders, Sheffield, York, December 24, 1104. 'Mous Aodley, of King% L. on, Norfolk, and Thomas Friuli, of Bowan, Lincoln, bank flu. I>eeenaber 91, 1804. John Spencer, of Collyhuist, Maneheste, and Wiliam Wardle, of Chatham, Lancaster, iron founders, December 31, 1804. julm Clirnenson and Simon Norton, of Ware, Hertford, sad canvas manu%eturns, Pebruaty 6. no. William Gemshaw and Samuel Willbateau, of MambaNer, ealeolieters, February 7, 151)4. • Benjamin Sandfned Sohn, of Liverpool, and John Cam, of Macon, Larteast,:e. e'typneterrv, Febeu.n.% 12, 1505 S. Carpenter and John Guy, of the New len, February is, 1605. Giles &Nereid,: Mei Jame Taylor, at' Ni sallesmea. lenses wild anti Herat'. Btrton, of Salford, Lauwaster, cots moo brewers, J•inwary 22, tro'.. lVillism Gallimore and Walter Canisters, of With Marsh, twairiewl,tmtnoti, Fetormaiy IS, 1000. BANFRUPTCY ENI. ARGF.D. • - • - - Joeeph Fontlnes, late of Leeds, Welt, merchant, from Feb. 19, to April 9, at Hovels, at the house of John Groves, the Hotel, is Leeds. BANKRUPTS. Hem ! Jeffery% of Weymouth, Dorset, line...drama, to surrender Marbh 5,6, and April 2, at eleven, at the ltarttmer Tavern, in All Bristol. Attorneys, Me. William Vlaard, No 4, Gras ' s lumaquare, London; or, Mr. Daniel Harmon, lingo!. G e.,frear, late of Sheohord street, Ogf.rd onset, Middlesex, bricklayer, to surrender Feb 2.3, at t.pi ' March 2, arid April 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lmodon Atiouroeys, Messrs Fothmaill and Savage, Old Brand-street, Lotiduti • Garage Dement, of Gray's I ini4 au.% hliddloss, cavr, keeper, to a tr ender Feb. 23, March NE:! 1, at ten, at G a m. hall, London. Attorney, Mt. Darby, Gray's Arthur Potten, of Dukeotreet, Aldgste, draper, sommaier Feb. 23, March 9, and April 2, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Atturneys, Meows. Swaim and Wallusgioia, lemmata, Crildergasa. William Dm . Kiss, late of !Feminism's, Warwick, mune! scrivener, to survemder Feb. Ms, Minh 5, and Apra 2, at ten, at Guildhall, Lowden. Allusive', Mr. Charter, Primers West, Bari street, IllarAfetars, le.solys• . . . _ . . litoker.rtGayforel the younger, of Donnielt, SuSott, shop keeper, so surrenikr March 5, at she, March 7, and April 2, at t 0.., at the Cock and Psalms at Woodbsidgck Scandk. At torneys, Mr. ?bonsai Mitch ell, Saxisundharn, Suffolk Mr. %Valiant Robini,Gray's Inn Place, Loudon liaac Hadley Redact!, of West Bromwich, Scaffold, iron. founder, to surr , mder M In* 4, at five, March ~ at twelve, and 4 mil 2, at 01114 at the Skaktupeare T.ivern, I. New-street, In Birneingbants Atimmer, Mr. Nicholls, Tavotock Place, Ta yistneberguare, London t or, Mr. /Ind, Birmingham. John Thorp, of Newton, Lancaster, and Winans Whitfield Pared the younger, of Manchester, !Minos, r., surrender Match 7,8, April 2, at thy*. at the Dog Tavern, Dusnargate, to Mmoisirter Mistime, Mr Swale, New Hoy well-mutt, Carey-street, Lesion ; or, Mr. William fbbb, Manchester. • RNAarA Bond, of Wormier petters mat.,, to surrender Much 14 , 1), and April $, at "even, at the Talbot Inn, in the Tything Whiovnee, in tile perish of Mines, Wiroester. Atieennpr.Ado Cord Bate. Mem% ieilliest,Ctinseerphine, Lewin A., Mr, John Atka, Aid:berr. Wereeotor :lets Awastrimith, of itiolosoad, yo4k, ukkolotiteri sou.. • . • .. • " ft wa s i Urnr,4, I, 7, aaa April I s atatrraly ot the tines Reid, Teak. AlOwneyst, Mr. ^ll4, p o y he ,fi rt .„ Stanleko s of Durham, stationer, at alarm, algaunoad. Yak, or, Mr., Esertora, F 0 .00104 Laad m). ' DIVIDIrff March 13. Cilarles se the Queen's Head, in ham March 19. John. Lace, of Gunther atrett, Ch ancery -lanes braerfotutder. at test, at Gi.ildhall Ma rch.3o. John Cramer, of the Royal Spa °frame, 9„. mondrev, Surrey-, vietuallec, atone, at Go itdhall 1,0ug 44. March 90. Richard Tan.rer. of Birmingham, Wanvick) ap holder, at elmen, at guildhall, London, March 21. Joryk Riehardano, of Prorith, Ca mbmhad. ho n . i n,.. nier , at e;eeert, it the New Crown huh in &with, Cu :o . bar laird. Frb 21 ohms Miming, . Thamu Heaviside, and Th a ,,,, B-weitian, of Barge-yard, Bucklenbury, Manchester as housemen, at ten, at Guildhall. . March 2. jatu.a Partington, of fen -court, Funchursh she( t, merehalit, at ten, at Guildhall. April 16. Pearson Meissen, of Liverpool, Lancaster, draper, atone, at the Glebe Tavern, in J.ihrt.st r Pool 13,1arch 19. William flulgits, of Bristol, printer, at ten, at 11,, White Lion luu, in Brim& Anril 10 Proiluck Neale, late of Thornhaugh street, a. ford trio • rz, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. CFAtTIFICATEF.....M RCN 12 Timothy Vtour, Mtn of Hamnersnoth, carpenter. John New 6,1.1, of Manchester, /tester. . . Charles burden, Batibuty, l;zr.;;;,;,; atchotaker, PRISONER in NEWGATE, for thr County of /11 , 141, 3 , iuteeding to take the tea refit of the Lie INSOIN E r ACT . ' VI SST ISOTIC E. Abraham Ergas, formerly of Kingaland Cr.scent, Eine - n d Rawl, but late of Charing Cress, both. to the Cuulity Middlesex, wine-eterehant. MEETING OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL. TO MORROW. 11. William Charles Crank, Kensington, Middlesex, brewer it DIVIDEND James Maning, Thomas Iloviside, and Thomas flne man, Barge-yard, Bueklesbury, Manchester-ware. hovoemea • 10 Mlle. : OF sTucKs YEN/111/Ai- Bank Stock..... ..1/41 7 II i.e Cant. lied .. 3911 9/1 I per Cent. Consols .. • •.. 4 pet C0nt......... •.. .. .5 9. 1 1 5 per Cent. Navy S per Cent-Loyalty t too l 1 .no g Ann . • •• • •1711 Imperial Anti Omniu IA 5 4iii Inda.. Stock .. . ... lrolnt Ponds 2a. 4v.tlis. Ev..htritoer gilts , ls. 3.. dila. En:Latt Lottery Tickets .. . ...del. ee. Consols fur — . 39i3:1 PRICE OF IF Gov. Dab J per Gem. Ditto 3 per Cent.. .... Oland Canal Loan 6 ;le OOURSIL of EXCHAI Bsestorlatu iP 6 2 e. Ditto at Sight ST 1 Rnitesdam H 2 U. Ham burgh l3 5 10 1 Akan 25 6 207 Pori. Mimi/ Us 25 18 .515 18 ""_ Caring Dittn Madrid .• .. in oaper Dom 31 otict. Hi!boa Lerh.ft 49t Naples l9i Flu,lin on Lowto,. (Feb 11 11-l East on Le•nclon (Ft'''. 8.) ILAtitst uoDubli.i (Feb. 8.1. T. RISI I, Storit-Bo w ,i. r, No. 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing Cow. ISH STOCKS. i Feb. IS) 6Bl 68 89f r Cant Tussoat. Fe■ 19 G-n« Venice 'l4 Ditto. 60 °port, Dublin suit iiiii Portugal Gold i n C..in and Ilam per ur.. . 4 0 0 DeA10ret5.......... 0 0 0, Near Dollars ..... 0 3 4 Silver iq Hari ...... 0 3 Q., Neer each 0 n Alio (01 the Dvlk ref Hritin4 4, per emit. I. I. - . 9l la 61 111 day'. Latch, in OH It md.street, the Lad/of Will:aro Thornton, Eq. of a daughter. (./a th- Y9th ult at Rempu4ne, near Lqualtboraugh, the Lady of Hume St Paul, Esq. of a (lauviter. bI.I. I IRI.‘GE. At St Martin's Chus.-h; by the Re , . .1 S. Cbtrke, Chaplain to His Royal Highnt... the Prince of Wales, Mr. Lighttot, of Cs.tle.strett. Lek...ter-square, to Mite StreatSeld, tadlr daughter of the late Thousa. Stratßeld, Esq of Ssess.akt. __...-..-.."°' WV firHIS 1 I Ma . V4 d i e last time NO(V2I, b To *hid' w Wed Mlnik (Sri To mom , 71,e Lady (3 TH The Ch: he. NV' her fau.th The Proll Tower pin DEATHS Friday selinicht, at her lediiitigs . Chapel-row, Hotwel!4, Bristol, at a very advanced age, Mn. Barton, of Forkiii, county wf Armagh, Ireland. relict of Edward Barton, Eaq. eldest Lieutenant in Sir Philip Honeywood's &act Hone, which 'erred with distinction in Flanders, dining the war of 1744. Lately, is 'DAR% the Right Hon Lord Carberry, about II Month after he had auceeityled to the title, on the decease of his nephew. On 'Fbursday, the 7th had. aged 76, Gensge Renew, 14q. of Maine", in th, County of Monmouth, one of Hit Majtety's Justices of the ream for that County. On Wydnesdat la*, at Holliday, in Northumberland, Mu. Ralph Clarke, aged Vt. In December last, in the 21st yeas of his age, a victim to the fever the.. raginf in Gibraltar, Lieutenant Edward Parkrt, of the 10th Regiment of Font, and nephew to the late Dr Parton,. teem' of St James's. lIIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRII.X.iL Minn. IS min. atter G.—Even. 42 min. alr"r ri. SALES BY AUCTION. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MkNUFACTURERS, Exerno hum the Auction Duty, agreeable to Act of Paella went. MER he SON and Co Will put up to Public Sale ' at their Wort:hessin, a No. 7s, Queen street, TO-MORROW, TT HEfollow;ng mown:mot of BRITISH PIECE. GOODS •- - 4200 pieces Ealas.srrs ShAvr:s, —I 1 3 plain and fancy Cambrics--1100 Jaenrains, T,mhours, J. 61) White and Pr Id Cali7OCA and Shawls-2,0® 1,000 Velvesee . ns, Nankeens, dte...400 Dimities, tisittioip. Checks, 3m...-alo Wn.4lma Cloths, Coatings, and Keeev nirres-300 Drsten Hosiery-400 Pieces Ova aburgs—l,. 00 Mi itary Great Coats—l,ooo Jackets, Waistcoats, it , :.-I,SW Tremor's and Drawers-400 ih , zem Shiite and laps. To be viewed as Osier, where Catalogues may be had ; led at the New-Yank and Tom's Coffee-houses. _ _ M. L. MERAC, Jun. Broke To STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, & CAPID MAKERS, Ghossuine Stuck of Paper enneigned from Ireland. By Messrs BURTON and VENN( )R, On THURSDAY, February 28, 11$05, at EL teen o'Clock, at • the Paul's Heal, Caleaton-screc t, AGENUINE A'SORTMENT OF PAPER. recently consigned from IRELAND, including aesaul Hundred Reasnatif Foolvap, Thick and Thin Prue, 11 6 ,4 Me dium, Nem Denty, and Royal Double Short Demy fref Mu• pair, ice To be virireil the Morning of Sala ; and Catalogues MI at .the itnnen ; and at Memo. Barton awl Fannie, et, Coedit& N B. TM Lots will be atrangerfor the amomandllan the Trade. ,LON DON :—.Ptiiatail by LMORGS DAVIDSON, t i t Wych street. St. Ouiteeth. end pobliahod by YDEIt, at the Moe. No. IS. Beek of St. Clelhelsl Ch tit eh. Strand. where Ctrfoes N lite fps,. he. (poihraid) ' • dal; ausadoi O. To-renc vein, in UNDER " A the item" to I OM all 1 conAtant.l bow V spiv one gentleme as it requ k w vole Sold w sumustrei also, reta .I.lall eau T HE DEN TI to the proved t the Teel verve thr tiro!, Wit potent del icatel' h They Diem, C SUM', TIP 1, 44 F Inn C "eei hie Embto wbach , r , at (:ui she on DEft Ty It;ad;! Mr. the 1.4 ants I ing th tiff's II boll"