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I.AW INTELLIGENCE. ~.--- I OURT OF XING'S-BP-NCH, Wesreenorst, Joni 33 -...-... THE KOKO r. 110111/IT Ina HICIORY K R KKK TT. The Defendants (father and son) in this ease were brought up for judgment, being convicted of a conspiracy to defraud the fair creditors under a Commission of Bankruptcy, as fully riported in fenner papers. hake Gaose. in pronouncing the judg- E4' bf the Court, observed with much severity the enormity of the crime with whi c h t h ey titerieted. The Learned Judge distinguished - the caldflif Henry Kennett, the son, who being un der the ibFlhence of his father, need the part he did la the lobl iihd diabolical conspiracy ; adding, " If he bits the feelings of a father, how much greater his puoislinsent,swhen he mitres on the situation in s which, by his iniquity, he has brought his son." Under all the chkomstances, the Court ordered and adjudged, that Robin Kennett should be corn. mitred to the custody of the Marshal of the Mar shals*a for twelve calendar months, and to stand in 9 . s_epillory, once within that period, in the middle of Odoed-street, opposite New Bond -street, and that Henry Kennett be imprisoned in the same prison Para like term. TOR zinc o. TWR IMO! or OXFORD. Sir Vic•av Gases shewed cause against a con ' • ditional Kale obtained by Mr. Serjeant WI Lit aus, - for a Writ of Afrowlantur to be direfled to the De fendant, commanding him r grant a licence to the Rev. Isaac Knipe, to officiate as Curate in the Palish Church of Piddington, in Oxiordshire, having been nominated to that office by the parish ioners He whom the right of nosniaat ion waa vested. The Learned Counsel, among other matters, stated, that in this parish the Curate was entitled to the . Vicarial 'Mires, which of late years had consider. • rably iseremied in valise, and now . amounted to - 11301. per annum. Upon the nomination of the . Gethienan who now sought to be admitted to otfi . .41110. as nfolimient was entered into betw een hi m and the parishioners, by which it wa s s tip u l ate d, -.ln he was to hove 401. per annum for doing the , ainir of Carate, and a further sum of 301. per an !a tea of all tithes. This, he contended, was .11 aunt, under the Statute of Elizabeth, -whereby the Church wits deprived of its rights, • end *post them grounds the Bishop refused to grant ' • ,dpe llama .0n the ether hand, the Learned Ser iatim aped free the cane= for time immemorial, , end tofu.! to she silludaation of several of M r . SaiPes Iwodocesscalbe4lo dl entered into the same Met of ausent O . . , • . The Coon s w beeneg the arguments on both Allm. as groat isegth, were unanimously of opinion. fist this being ten ecclesiastical living, and the agree ment alMdslU to being to sake money in lieu of 'tithes. Nader the statute of Elizabeth, it was a .Appireist asdeeterageliwizviesenieal centre& and • Iherefere they did sot themesives justified in rat • a mendmw. The ode was accordingly 1 rue anis %. ocivssucia PICTOW. Mr. DALLAS teamed his :tuition, as mentioned in our Paper of yesterday, for a rule to thew cause why swoon papers and documents should not be mussed to the proceedings in' this case, already be fore she Court. Having adverted to the evidence • on the trial, respelling the laws of Old Spain, as they related to the Government of the Island of Trinidad, so far as they authurised torture to be in- Blest on mamas suspeded of ocinainality. the Learned - Counsel stated, that when an account of the trial of this cause had reached the island of Trinidad, the Governor held a Council of all the law oaken, at which resolutions upon the subject of the law which governed the island, were entered into. &arches were made in all the records of the island, and several *karma examined upon oath. Among those documents, which only an ived in Lose,. en Friday, by the Leeward Island Mail, ostOodornadavirs of Scravano Decastro, Kser.r of 111 th e Beseeds ; Jchn Nile, Esq. Chief Justice of the 1 Mend I. General Thomas Esthnp, the present Go. '!]truer; Wits. Holmes, Clerk of the Council ; and sonefe Minus. On Mr. Nile's affidavit, it appeated that he had been appointed to his present situation r by General Sir Ralph Abercromby, when the island was first taken by the English ; he perfectly under stood the Spanish language, and had literally trans lated the Saida of Charles H. of Spain, which was a book containing the laws of that coun try. d isable to the gov eransent o f t h e island of Trisi&d, so fa, as respeeed the intlidion of torture. He also adverted to the case of a negro slave, who hod been stopwied of assassinating his master, when is was airyedged to ieflkt the torture, but the negro made his escape, and could sot afterwards be appre kilaiiiii. This was cited to shew that there was more *op the ewe instance of Louisa Calderon, where liwillia was applied in the island, as this circuit,- Ittoccurred dace the Government of General . and therefore contradifted the assertion, that , lie was the oaly errs who erined it do be loathed in that island. The Court granted a Rule to show cause in the next Michaelmas Term. TIC lino. v. ADIFARD RICH. The Defendant was brought op to pleas( to an indiement, prosecuted by the Scatty for the Sop. pi:Region of Vice, for vending and publishing libels sad obscene and indecent books, tending to corrupt the morals &c. &c. To this indictment he pleaded 'et guilty, and being usable to procure bail, he s committed to the ILing's Bench, notil he 't take his trial the Sittings after teroa. i ' SUMMER ASSIZES. Noma ciactitt. &Wore Zama %fa essostaa• and Mr Justice Flz 4 tm. If ertfesdsire—Mooday, Jai) !I, at Hertford. tows—Wed„ .day, Jo'y '2 1 , at Chelmsford. Kaah-iafrolday. July 24, at Mr 'devote. hesaas--imorday, rt ogavt $, at laves. 1 • barraymoTbareday, /toga* 7, at Goad/ord. ICONTIIRRII CIRCUIT. afore the Men. liaan tt sod the Hon T. M. SG Ire.. cmy a yogi ../e.y le, at the Castle of Yolk. ‘ Yoritature.....Satme may, data • Dtatbatti—J ii, 29, at the Gaitle of Durham. Teera of edeire...ll4ho pon-Tve e-- Aug ut 2, at the Guildhall Mastatuaiosto.ol..—same day, at ditto. ogiaat 4,1'1 Carl.ale. ',ago .t It at Appleby. - 11,1, St Laucaater. esu W. JUIJCE FOX. . . PROTEST OF CER CAIN LORDS , Dr“sevrigpit-I.t—Because, &Rheish acrording t the terms tat the Resolution. it bath been ptiipoSed Post pone the Proceedings in OM wetter tor tyo iuo,olls, it bath hero avowed by the Nr:riz Lind w IV) stored it, That the Re so' ution hath fur its object, to pot he ..sid to all fu ther 11311041 LAO the grounds of the motion made in this !blue., to Address His Msjesty to reihrivc the Judi., toushing shoie aliegixf consist! the Procredmrs hare been had its this House. bl—Est.ause it having teen questioned In the course of Debate, whether this Haute eau legally sod constitutionally entertain a Motion for an Address to remove a Judge, On ac count of alleged thiseonthrt in the execution of his office, borne stone proceedings have been had respirting the same elsewhere, we feel it invents , tit on us to record our opinions, that it is the deal right of this !louse, eccorthil to the Pros visions o: the Act of Settlement of the 12th itiki 13th of King William HI. to entettaiii, in the first instance, a Motion tut an Attires+ to His Majesty for the removal of a Judge, inoririori the facts alleged as the grounds of the Address shall he qUI. ficient to justify the Pincesisling, and dhoti hate been proved to the conviction of the Howe. 3d—Because, though it is unquestionably of great public importance, that the J edges shoi.fd hilly possess the toilette:id ease intended to be secuied to them in then high station, it appeals to us not (3 he necessary for the support of that ii.de. penitence, and on the other hand, that it would he of the most mischievous cons quence to concur in a Reitalittion, which, upon the grounds stated for adopting it, has a tendency to prove that the mitiduct of the Judge:, in the execution of their ofFoe, cannot effectually, in the first instance, be brought under the consideration of the House of Lords 4th-b-Recause, we think it not only dangeous to the arlosi niEration of justice, but injurious to the person whose r onduel has been the sithject of consideration, to stay the proceedings in a period thereof, where evidence hath been actually ravened in ho paesenite and healing, and now regains upon the Jour naiad the House, which, unansweved,lerns to us indispota bly to prove m i scon d uct o f 3 very sr 14S nature towards a Jury, duly discharging their duties haul functions, according so Law. bth......Recatime it bath been further alleriged, and became proof has been offered to be given in support of such altega hon., That vie and Judge, in the exercise of his Offic.r, slid conduct hinnelf upon the Circuit, towards a Jury at Litiord, in a most oppressive manner; tiiat, on several 0.:01414014, in the eourse of the same Circuit, he did impose arbitrary, excessive, and illegal fines; that he slid mutt Linea:mutably callimiti• ate the cliameters of hiagistratm, and other persons ; and, in a Charge to the Grand Jul at Loilford, did endeavour to bring His Majesty's Government into hatred and comempt. And it the:core ajleam to us, to be of the m o st curl t - *ample to refuse kb eXll.l.llle the grounds of the ahove.allezetions, aiiil to stay the proceedings in that stage of the business in which this Resolution has been adopted. (Signed) AREIZCORN, ELDON, and Others. I OXFORD,.,vrz!t. During the late week, the University has worn the appearance of unusual business and gaiety, in con e quence of the annual commemmoration of the munificent as.-ronr. of her b-nefaanrs, Ste. On Monday, William Hulesse Godley, of Queen's College ; 'James Tattersall and Richard Simmons, of Christ Church, Mauer& of Arts, and Students in Medicine, were admitted Bachelors, and also to praelise in Medicine. Mr. Francis Charles. Parry and Rev. Richard Ridley, of University College; and Mr. Joseph Stephenson, of Queen's College, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Mesas. Henry Eyre, of University College ; George Leach, of Oriel College ; Henry Brereton and George Morgan, of Queen's College; and John Anstru cher, of Christ Church, were admitted Bachelors of Arts. On Tuesday, an admirable sermon was preached at St. Mary's Church, by Dr. Collin s o a , t h e Pro vost of Queen's College, for the benefit of the Rad cliffe Infirmary ; and the assemblage of persons, in support of that benevolent Institution, was, as might well be expeeed, exceedingly full. The amount of the benefaelions at the door was 13 tl. Its. W. and the sulescription plates were held by the two Stewards, the h;atl of Abingdon and Mr. Gardiner, assisted by the Bishop of Durham, Lords Charles and Francis Spencer, and Sir C. Pegee. The Governor, a f terwar d s di ne d at the Star Inn,, when the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford, and Phillip '1 homes Wykitem,ll.q. of I'hame Perk, were appointed Stewards for the next year. Oct Wedaesu.ty, the ViceChencelor, the No blemen, the Heas:s of Houses. DoZtors, and Proc. tors, met in the Conaocatioo House, and from thence proceeded h. 'Crime' order to the Theatre, where, alter the business of the day had been opened by the Vice.C . ancelior, the following pre sentations to degrees took place r The honorary deg- D.C. L. was conferred on George Frederi. ~ton, E,q. of few Park, High Sheriff for te • sjounty of Oxford, Nlester of Arts at Cambridge, Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, gresented by the Rev. Richard Lau rence. D.LL. of University College, and Deputy Regius Professor of Law .—The honorary degree of Master of Arts W4l. conferred on the 'eight Hon. the Earl of Kineoul, of Christ Church, presented by the Rev. William erne, M. A and Student of Christ Church ; on o . 0 weld Mosley. Bart. Sir James blattnew Strange, Bat:. and Sir James Gar diner, Bart. of Bras-nose College, permitted the Rev. Frodsham Hodson, M. A. and Feltow of the same College ; on Richard Gumblecon, Esq. Gen tlemen Commoner of Isresenose College, pie-sewed by the Rev. John Dean. M. A. and Fell'.w of the same College ; on R•citard Bayley Marsh, Esq. Gentleman Commoner of Oriel College, preserred by the Rev. Edward Cnpleston, M.A Fellow of the came College, and Professor of Poetry in the University. Alter the presentation to degrees, the annual speech, in celebration of the beneteetors to the versify, was delivered by Mr. Lowe, of New Col lege, the Public Orator of the University, and it all e V/46 marked witl. a ll t h at tire All,l animation which , 's• uniformly charaSerise the oratorical efforts eif this cmnrlllu`' distingstithed genuernan. of 74 guns, The Prize Compositions were then recited in the "ruesday. following order, viz. the Latin Verses... Trafidger." by Mr. John Latham, Commoner of Brasenose Col- Arrived His Mail.. and the Engiith Essay, on P,arnsmosa Rear Admiral norms°. Fame," by Edward Gerrard Mandl, fi A. Fello.v an ill state of health, an d . of Or iel College ; the English Verses, needs ef nand of the Rochefort sq, Discovery int o Me /Steri l e of . - 1/rlca," (a private dona. 'nod, in the C entaur . Lion) by Mr. Henry A. Johnson, • (mummer of -in the Jeeny, Ward. from Christ Church ; and Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize, • Ranter sloop of war ; English Verses, 4. On Me Stuiu cf Gre,s,, and no- -4 by the ledifatigabt, ?vim Architecture, ScurVivre, and Paintitif," by John Bourdeaux, , Wilson, Esq. Gentleman Cornmouer of Nlagdelen -ewes, Dirks, . College. The versification of M r . L at h am was remarkably Brown, let, correct and classical ; and. in expatiating on his proud aruttriumphant subject, he very successfully ecrbreced the opportunity of making many splendid and pathetic allusions to the immortal martyr of afalgar. There was a rreat deal of elaborate elegance, and polished propriety, in the English poetry of Messrs. Johnson and Wilson : the former had evidently availed himself of every thing com municated up ~n the subject Africa by Mr. Mungo Parke, and we heartily wish success to the hardy exertions of that gentleman, who is now, for the seconZtime, engaged in the dark and dangerous task of exploring the hidden mysteries of that ill fated country. Mr. Marsh, in hie Essay, took a very comprehensive view of the Wird, and, with great force, contrasted the permanent importance of 44 Posthumous Fame,' with the capriciousness and inconstancy of populer applause. His style was eminently plain and perspicuous ; and, at a time when most writers are reaching after anshitious or naments, and all the tinsel and glitter of language, the composition of Mr. Mu s h was recommended by groat simplicity, arretreanindedirref Mose Chaste and easy graces which have sec reed immortality to the labours of .isidison. They were all received with the warmest and most unauirnous applau se ,_ Among the most distieguished strangers at the Theatre, we noticed Dr. Parr, General Johnson and family, Colonel Burroughs, See. There were Concerts lit 'he Music Ronm, on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday, and our own Performers were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Moun tain, Messrs Lindley, Doyle, anu Gartie. Dr. Crotch alms volunteered Isis service, on the occasion, and his performances were received with infinite applause by brilliant and ov- eflowing au diences. On Thursday, the Rev. Charles John Spencer, of St. Ecimund ; I.lr, James Bosnell. the Rev. Joun Claver!ttg, and Robert Henry Johnson, of Brasenose D.A. were admitted Neuters of r.enry Barnes, of Exeter Colleie; e.td Griffith Philipps, of Jesus Collage, were 'ad ' ;Lama B.A. Thu day, Thomas Bailward, Esq. Student in Law, of Ballot College, will be admitted Bachelor of La w, Glutei Con.pnunde r . FROM 11.)YD'3 LIST. u, Jove ft2..—eas,ed by Use Minerva Toni from On Thursday last, the loth inst. the Rev. Ni.- the its > s' r ; Grorisatead, &ham, from Mc . •sista o. him TOUrflaYt teehelor of Divinity. x 4. cleited 111/11134 ; rrlar ; Ginn e.afCCOlll ; ..an: floln Warden of Wadham College. Noma, I,sea..t , and tile Jon 02 . 4.11 C •••• Yesterday, lie Rev. D-. Hughes, Principal of ""gn the Fi."'l"grellaL • " " P e " - .a.unss, Thsstnpiest, Am Atria ; Lord . Noltsm, And. ;ma, fee Jesus Cotlegi, was adant e.- Chancellor• S• 0111111111 ; Salty, I.....sgssustt, (or latmlesra , Meyer' ;cud an On roost of thy Werdeu of V; adhain, deceased. Jalatuna, &wits, tor Tonionsi.a • • INTE LLIGENCE. PO ItTSP4 OUT JUNE 2?. Arrived the Hibernia, of 100 guns, Admiral the Earl moth. Vincent ; First Captain Bowen, Second Captain Western, from the command of the Chan nel Fleet, in which he is sitccee.!ed by Vie? Admiral Sir Charles Cotton. flis Lordship's flag will be sins k at sun-set. Arrived also the Brawatia man of war, (ton, the CI. Annel fleet; the Rome brig of war, from a cruise ; intrient gun-vessel, from Ply n iutb ; :nd the Carkateire armed ship, with a con vey from the Westward, which passed in for the Ds 'ens. Mailed the .1114 and Lerrot transports, on a cruise ; alio: several transports for the Downs. iterday at let noon, the Gavel, of 74 gins, lately commissioned, went out of harbour. The Caplain, of 74 guns, also lately commissioned, will go out on Tuesday. PLYMOUTH. JUKE 21. Arrived His Majesty's ship Malta, 69 guns. Uith Rear Admiral Thornnorough, who came m through • an ill state of health, and is succeeded in the corn. mend of the Rochefort squadron by Sir Samuel Hood, in the Centaur. Came in the Jenny, Ward. from Charleston, de tained by the Rattler sloop of war ; 7apster, Magg. from Cette, detained by the lndlasigahle privateer ; the leans, ---., from Bourdeaux, detained by the Lion privateer; transtee*, Dirks, from Charante ; and the Three lirs,ihers, Brown, hem Berwick. His Majesty's ship Ville de Paris, was unrigged yesterday mo• ring, when fresh orders arrived for her removal to Portsmouth ; she was accordingly rigged again, and has how her rails bent, ready to proceed to the Eastward. His Majesty's ship bviathan was taken out of dock last evening ; and the Latuaa frigate was -docked. This morning, His Majesty's ship Sop , * 74, Captain Keats. in going from Barnpool to the Bay, ran foul of a buoy, which tore off a quantity of copper, and made it necessary to put her guns aft, in order to replace it. Every exertion is used, And the ship is now paying wages. Capt. Miller is Appointed to the Pallas frigate, in the room of Lord Cochrane, who is so firmly at tached to his Officers and men, as to request the Ad miralty would not separate then; ; which was com plied with, and his Lordship appointed to L'lm 'grime, 40 guns, repairing in dock ; at same time received an Admiralty order, that every Officer and seaman now on board the Pallas, was to join his Lordship on board the L'lmpe4eure the inoment she was ready. This order being read on the quarter. deck of the Pallas, in HAmoare, on Thursday last, produced the most lively sensations of joy and ap probation. It is currently reported here, that Admiral Cornwallis has consented to take command of the Channel Fleet once more. Mr, Junes Foreman of t hi s Y ar d , and a very deserving aka", is appointed Neuter Shipwright's Assistant at Sheerness. DIA , JUNE Arrived the Clj/de higate, an d the ' Aleteer b omb, from a cruise; and the American East lndiaman Moitrzalit 4 , from China, last from Boston, bound for Rotterdam, and remains in the Downs with the ships as per Last.—Wiusl N.E. VARP4OI7IHt 1 10,4 2 21• A large fleet of ship ; f rom tile &d or, ender con voy ni two men of war, pAssed . ye,tettlay about five o'clock, p. m. at the 4)ack of the Sands. They were joined by several ships from hence. TIIP Atiß K ETS. • CORN EXCII AMA; Jowls 23 Tie supplie. of lithe ah• lar k e, thhugh on ma ny (mall artiVAIS and alien arc he.ktly maia, at about ss. Ibtr qua ter rei rrllll.l tram cotel vwpir.3 alll ink. not hat very frw Tharp it bat .heet , tqw.h... w Batley, which 1., dearer. ;Malt lartsllo. 11111 1.-u. What. Puss, 4,,j , itis the demand for Gow•rtanztt.t, aati-e• fu the: 4fivanco.... Balms, of each .ott, ,re air dram% (W..) Pr.. Jdtewite. Arid thy Olt trado o dearer, w,th very few ..:rirals. Flour Is ut go.ul suityks, solasell Iprdly in,intant: ti etirteiver. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN 66t. ;St. Keats,... 4l 50. od . Fine Ids 0 , 1. "I* ek Beane . • 43. Kyr 4 ts 45. Cd Oats ilk 33 Burley 3 .24. 37a Od. P h lan.l 4 ~4c 33 1. Ma t White Peat 55. 005 0 . Fehe Pour 6.54. 70a 1/4, Grey Praha ....354 Ch. OJ. Seettetb CO. 654 ed, IF HOPS. Ila cs. Kent 61 106 to 71 lOs SusAex.... Ail 6s to 71 —.6: Enna- 61 T s to 61 NI fluty laid in rayon POCIIITI Kent CI WI to St — 4 Suarez 61 —. to 71 las Fat.tham,.. 91 — 4 to-4 — 4 • • •....L. 150,00 J. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. SATIJIIDAT. I• 111M113% WHITRe 44444 . Hay ..S. a4l Is. NI Hat 5l 1,4 a4l lri Straw.. 11 151 a %I Ibs Od I New 01 Os a 01 •• Clet , er 4l 11.1 a bl !la 'Straw .ll 14, • SI b$ SMITHFIELD, Moo bar, Jeri 'lB. Reef 4 . 1 " 0 : 1 411 1 4 o th S: ° O! I *1 7 .7 . -al 5t0r1 e .4 . 4 ( 131 h6 4. to S. ct Mata44l..- 41 (440 44 4116 Pork.... .. 46 Ad wst 4,1 Limb 1.11/0 of c LLLLL TNta DAC II•agto, about 2,000—...1t00p and Lam %no,. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL &MILLET& By the Cama44.. Reef is 4.1 In 4. 41 V 441 34 04 1. Se Ot .41 M6.0....5. GA to O s 64 Pork 5, 44 Ss. 04. to P 4 W HIDES. Rest Ifeirms and Steers, RA fee st•me, 3.. —I. to 3s. 241. 144 • 4Ad Ordinary 8. 84. to c... 1 44 Market Calf --- 124. CI each. Englush Hors* She..;. Sic • ; to V.. I Id. Lar) ?Mg 01 St. Jame.% Market.. S. 19d Clare Market ...... Ind Whateehapel Market. lir 9J Per Sum, or alb. I l a Average Price... 3. 9', Town Tallow --aod 6b. OA Yelluvr 5.4 1 1, -.as a 113 - Candles, per dozer TALLOW. Yellow Reims.. —'rd 66.1 Od Whit* ditto .... 60. Od Soap di*to . • e-ea a Vet ud Mrlttlas Stuff.. --a Od :3311 fl 4 Ditto eo•igh . --‘ 37't Graves • •• Good Dregs •••. Ni.otte!, %o. I lc—Moulds 124. PRICE OF LE.ITHEB. Botts, 5 to rsoll). each Ditto, 6u to 651 h. each I+l to 251 Merchants Backs ..,... Dooming Hideo.. V4 to tll 19d to 41 Fits Catch Hides 20; to VIM Crop Hides for cutting 21, to 2J Flat Ordinary Calf Skomi,..lo to 411 i b fur b05e0.....Y.at to 414 Ditto, 50 to 7r , lb .. tlfid to CM el Ditto, 70 to golb . Ad to ad I t ' Small seals t Or.ienla , ad ). 421 to 466 ir"" Large ritru, llO. in 130 s per •Inees. Tanned Herne Hides tai Pa WM pis 1104. COAL-MARKET. loam 29. Shiva at Ma r k e t. Sokl. Prce. 24 .. Newt:a-tit 1 ...SanderLoud 1 es 9J a .11 011 I .. Stone Coal 0 — , iida-.41 01 PRICE OF STUCICS %ES fERbAIf. Rank Stock :I per Cent. Reduced 4 per Cent: KO Long Ann ui ti es 11 14 a Imperial Annuities -14 thnnouni .G 4i 3 : 3i Exchequer Hills . . ILIA t,,r • 2ll helm for Consols for. 41 44 3 . I'. RISH. Stnek-Rroder,. Nn 4. Ownloll. and 111. Chmi-r-114411. IRISH STOCXN, :lout 13. 11,06. Gov. Dtlat inures 31 per Cent.... 9 Go.. !)ebvnt urev . 5 psi GNU.. Govt. Stnck 5 p er C ent ... . Royal Can.l Loin, 6 per tent. 93 Rank fur Vl{ BIRTHS. On Saturday last, at hn hnuse in Chertar wallr o tea, the Wife .4 the Rev. We”den Butter, pin l a Chel- On the hilt m.t. .t Saintfield-boule, near Beau, the tatty of James Rt.ckatonel. Eq. of At Rath, on the 19th inn. thi lady of L eut. Colon .1 Blackford, of a in. On Tu.olav hat, at hat house in Wmp3le-atraut, Lady Elizabeth Lol ins, of • still.hotn sun. On Satnniay !abr. JoMARRIAGES. Whae, Evi. late Wtor ef that Treasury to Mist Citantherlayne, eldeat elJueltter of the f at. Wi . ham ' Chantherlayne, E.q. formerly of the Treasury, sad one of th , Comroia.lunert for AoJaing the Pubhc Aer..unte. On Thu,lav, Mr. Smith. or tlr: Liverpool Theatre. to Min lauStephers-, of ritiimptreet, late of die Theatre Royal, Drury. DEATHS. Lately, at Ovenden, near Halifax, aged 43. John Whelan. Collington, F.q late a Captain in Ks M..ieste. Sid Raga of infantry, in which regiment he 'merit thirty yealc—.Ffis re mains were attended to tit, grave by all the officinv in the town and neighbourhocd of Halifax, and three excet!ent vnllies were refs over the grave, be a detachment of the KA; ifaz Volunteers. At Southatopton, Mr Baker, *en. Bunker. On Wednealay last, soddenly, John I.auder, Esq. Co:- lector of the Customs at the Pint of Poole. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Nt0rn.....31 nun after 8 I Even 86 orli r SALE BY AUCTION. BOOKS.—By Mewls. KING and LOCHEE, At thou Great Room, in Ring-atreet, Covent-Gardon,TliiS DAY •nd A COLLECTION of To-O.OmM, it 12, BOOK s, in various lan-. guages; • among theun are P i csn' s Rel.ginus 7 yule large paper ; Plias= Naidumi, J vols.; Stmbo Cs saybon., R tom ; Ovid, 1 tom.; Liiry, 6 Mai, Delpluoi. sever.; V , rierem , and Elteyir Clasiies; Glmet set la RiVe.lll torn. ; wuh many of the best French Auth Donsersuie Boot, 2 Russia ; Tr.m...."1,r. •ois . W.. Quixote, by Jams, t vols. Ito ; Guano Gump et Levi Hob alcum. ;tom ; Roman cvo —Ntay he ii.oed, and catakgurria, price 1,. bad at the re ?la LONDON :—Proisted by G. DAVIDSON. 17. Ds.hr • C..ton 111.111.4. feet, Covent , Gardoes, and pit , )1.1, 1 ,4 at the thrum, No IS, Rack of St. Clement's Church, Strand, W. S Welt, of No. 7, Nee Bohnommee , . 0 der., Se. tor this Pam mint to the LA., (ro.t pobt, stallghe Cat a.tends..l to. ...