The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-08 00:00:00

• . NATAL f LICIENCE. ereassaonen. Jan. 6. 'the Become, of 74 guns. was tailltall.out of dock on SatileJay. The Hon. Capt. Fleming, is just ap rimed r her.' . The Gibroltar, of 80 earn, is quite lied; but there is no captain yet appointed to her. Pressing order have been received to get such fri- , gills Arid smaller vessels, as are under repair, ready for ski, m ith every exertion. Clime up to Spithead, the Apo/to frigate ; Senrtion sloop ; and the Porpoise storeship. Capt. Short, bound to Nen South Wales. Sailed the los of 50 guns, for the I)owns : Me itar bomb, rued Speetlun't brig, on a cruise. l A LMOUTN. JAN. 4. Attived the Vireo gun-brig, --, bound to `.. ter-lend ; Have, cutter. Frazer, from Scilly. Sailed the Poetugue..e brig Coosorno. Vellozo, for Lisboa ; Arnie, Lobo, for Oporto ; and Prince jrsc.i packet. Petre, for the Windward Islands. with Mails. I AMSGATC, JAN. G. Yesterday arrived in the Downs, the following transports from Cork, under convoy of His Majesty's sloop Bonk : the Reehezd, of 327 tons, linrout, of 450 tons, and Irriodernte,e, of 4G5 tuns, having on fff board part of the 45th and til,l regiments, which silts intended for the F.lbe. At present they are to remain in the Downs, until further alders. HEAL. JAN. G. •. Arrived the Ito man of war, from Portsmouth ; Cjasat sloop of war, from a cruise; and vin Fleeter of war, from Sheerness; and remain in the t Deeps, with the Ettzur. Utfreld, Kent, Leopard, and Traste. men of war; K4r. Drink, and Otter sloops of war; Sceptre and Lhadeo, armed defence ships ; a fleet of gon-brigs. bombs. cutters. and tuggers ; and a large fleet of outward-bound vessels, trans ports, coasters, and colliers.—Wind W. S.W. P. S. Arrived, and sailed for the River, the trii knit Sawril, —, from Halifax. in 27 days passage. GREENOCK. JAN. C. Arrived at the quarantine station, Holy Loch, on Monday evening. the Fatty,' Caldwell ; and, at the tail of the bank, yesterday morning. the France., Braine ; they sailed together fropCNew- York, on the eth ult. and the latter, on her passage. eoperienced very badweather, and had hes quarter. boards stove in; both ships are in the mem time sub. ita to quarantine. I am happy to say that the yellow lever had completely disappeared at New York be- F toes the • aid of Ottober, and official intelligenne to that elfeCt had been dispatched to Government by the British Consul resident there. by a packet which . • • iksi from ozn thence for Britain, with the above ships. vessels bring the agreeable intelligence of the safe arrival there of several vessels from this port. r hos, ...—....--- I. ROM ELM L'S LIST. Gea.vents, 6.1-Nasal by the Fr:edett, Lu-dherg, Pose NINA Aurora, Janson, from Caen; Brow& Flack, lines Getinsev ; and the United States, Breland. front Bremen. ailed the bet Jamaica l and the Hope, 111111111 m, ter Dcateraza. asestrao tti the Doene—the Patridge, Todd, forint Antigua;_ lhotov, T•srltfif, from Surillifs • MOM, Shapland; 1%.4111., Thum* Herntomy. Pringle; &erne, Weber.. ; Irtilmary. Ekke ti. Bert end Binh, Teaptale; Virgo, Steven; en.l the tbiimes, Son lefts (ragweeds; PT111.611 Rn,el, Rtehard. ; and the lima. Clef., fr. m TtioghaU. At New...Cie.-the Betsey, Hamster, from Qurhee. At Plit'L...o4 hem rearm ; Neva, —, fr , in Pet. online ; Prftelrerlabce, and the Leviathan, r..a, trees Ilea. At Duldie..-4he Fieenrir, Wallis, from ditto. At Leven o I—tte Posrlethwatte, —.--., lone diet.; Isis, Ahleirt, Rate•...via • I itUe Glitrge, ---.., {noon New. AvumllaitJ ; Dnade, eon", fr Wisiteassett ; Sahr, An drews.. from Saltievere William and Jahn, --, from Virgins+ ; Liverpool. item Pittiadeiyhia ; anti the Nee loth. At 11.-If.st—the Two Funds, Latham. (tore ditto. At Pill:to—the Henrietta, Atishlart.l; and the Seems, from London. At Crrhertina-i-the Venue, liorgstroo from ditto. At L .$llOl --the Meow, I yeah ; and We Thensp • 11. i. front dot*. At C.dia—the Ate-, Rife% and Constantia, gat., At V6.10.-.4.1A KtWatd. wake, The 13th regiment ist font, fine Gibraltar, have landed from transports in Portsmouth harbour, and starched for Beshdl.Sussex. The 34th regiment have also landed Irons the SAM place, and marched to Hiles& Barracks. The five, nit , . TONI, 10.14.1C1 with rats, bacon, Ike. sailed out of Scarborough. on Thursday week, about ten a. in. for London, the wind N.E. and consennen► ly. as sea-faring men term it. dead upon the coast, and blowing, at the same time, a violent gale ; the sea tnimiltunui, and at times darkened by showers of melting snow. She had no sooner set sail. than Mr. Ilia • r T, one of her owner . who was at that time in the Scarbro' news-room, immediately took his horse. rode to ilanih.srnugh Head. and jest arrived in time to witness. not only the loss of his vessel, but of every soul on Ward of her. There were a hundred people assembled on the Cliff, and yet there was no poiaibility of rescue. The part of the cliff which Immediately fined the sufferers. meseating a perpen. sliculak roc k,flOyards high. and it being besides about haV flood, the waves raged with violence, which, ankr throwing the vessel no • rock, in a moment dash ed her. into a thousand pieces; she no sooner struck. than she disappeared. l'wo of the people got upon t f the bowsprit ated strugekd against LW cold, and the erseeswhich book them. foe acoosideralsle time, beaming with the.rhands foras.istance, but invain? Owe niumiaird mach longer than the other—and when hope GO longer inspired hon. waved with his hand. in a manocr which was interpeted into as Adieu, and resigned himself to the erases. Beaiiks her crew, consisting et Captain Dais row, four mien, and a boy. she had two passengers, Captain %Vann, and one WiLsopt, a sailor. Neither ship, nor any pan of her cargo, (worth altogether SCA)OI.) was insured. Capt. Waco has left, unprovided for, a preguant wife, and four small children. A melancholy accident happened a few Jays ago at a woollen manutaitory, its lilingworth, near Ha lifax.—As a young woman, of the name at S• 11111 Fosessosaw, ernplored at a spinning engine, was as elective to adjust the strap of the wheel. she unfortu nately got entangled therewth, and was vioienily deswn round the dram or tumbling shaft, and in stantly killed. It is tstnarkahlo. that imsne.h.sicly preceding the accident, sot was observing, it was little more than five years since her brother was killed im that place, and by the same engine. She hal scarcely attend the words. when it was her —I-Inclose to want • premature and. neatly is the EP 1 I L P-rcy, / Aro . ' rrmr saga' • . PROM TRAvi.L.Soir cAtet§. . " .The tea° principahowns of .faintnappe are Mons and totrnay. Mdes has stalely any mantsfac ”lsees but a few silversmiths. Citizen Gauthier has set up a manufalture of knitted-stockings, the sam ples of which. at the exhibition of the progress of industry in the eleventh year, merited a bronze me dal. This prize brought his manufaeture into fashion ; and Gauthier, from that date, has not been able to answer the demands for it. The library of the central school has teen ta blished in a chtrYch, in which they have fined , a superb hall. The honk; are valuable ; there are some scarce ones; among others. a magnificent copy of Ptolemy, printed on vellum, at Venice, in 151 I, with co:anted maps; and many small books, in the first age of *printing. In all the libraries there is a want of modern books, of books of French literature, and of works that teach the knots ledge of books. The celebration of the first vintage has given oc casion for game., within a prepared inclosure. Dif. ferent communes challenge each other to play at fives ; a great interest is felt in these contests ; judges are chosen from those who were, in youth, men of celebrity at the sport, to decide between the players; they successively exclude from the contest the com munes who have been defeated in former challenges, till, in the end, there remain two or three only for the competition. The last challenge was between the town of Mons and the borough of Soigntes ; the latter gained the victory. The players who obtain this honour for their community,are entertained by their fallow-citizens. who assemble at the contest, lead them off with pomp, and always conclude the day, after the manner of Homer's heroes, with an enter tainment protrafted to a late hour. The humane establishments of Mons are, first, a house of industry, which has not existed above eight days, and, in that time, even in a week, cleared the town of eighty beggars. Every thing is condueted on the most advantageous plan, in a large house that was formerly a convent. The poor of Mons are difficult to be pleased. There are foundations which place a great number of the idle in a con dition to live without labour. They claimed' li berty to beg as a right ; and to discover who were beggars, it has been found necessary to permit them to beg. On the day when the house of industry was opened, all these permissions were annulled ; the law of the etth of Venderniaire against beggary was carried into execution. and beggary has disap peared. The deserted children are very numerous ; £:2O in the house of reception ; 450 in the country. — This desertion is no more than a name ; it has no thing real in it. The patents who are tired of main ! taiiwng their children quit the town, and leave their children in it. The neighbours lead them to the house of reception, and declare that they are de serted children'. whose father and mother have left the town. The children are received. Two days after the parents come back again ; and as the children have the liberty of going out, the parents me them as often as they judge proper. To Alert, means then. in this town, to place in the national hands, to be gratuitously boarded. This abuse was long Ago _proscribed. There is an old ordinance of the sheriffs of the town of Mons, in the year 1604; to this effat "That, as it was found that there were fathers and mothers so unnatural a; to des ot their children. and husbands who had so little at - - le.:lion as to leave their wives, under the hope that they would be maintained by the alms of the com munity, we, the aforesaid sheriffs declare, that they who shall be apprehended and conviCted of this im piety, or want of affeflion, shall be whipped and banished, or otherwise punished according to the ex igence of the case." In the present times, when they have dropped the whipping, to desert children goes unpunished. There are no other means of pre venting it bat by depriving the parents who abandon their children. of all right in them, and of all con osaion with them. The prefeft of the North ap pears to me to have very wise views on this point. He has, in hi, department. houses for the reception of the deserted in many towns ; and he places the children left on the public in one town, in the hos pital of another town. When the deserted children are at the breast, they send them to be nursed in the country, and supply them with clothes, at the expence of twenty-six hirers. The hospital for orphans has ninety children of both sexes ; the boys are under the direSion of a priest; the girls under the care of a woman; the sleeping-rooms are large and airy. Here, and in many other hospitals of the neighbouring towits, the bedsteads are made of iron. Eight or ten beds are conneted together by one frame, which saves the consumption of metal, and forms a mass which it is not easy to remove. The children lie two by two together. - The military hospital was originally construeted by Marshal Vauban. It is built on an emulsive scale ; the rooms large and lofty. The outside has been injured by a number of small buildings for the sccommodation of persons whom Vaisban probably never thought of ; and the insi4e has been hurt by separations and partitions. Though there was very much room, the sick are crowded together. The only circumstance which is favourable, is, that, as there are empty chambers, they two or three times a-year, remove the sick into different rooms. The general hospital is known by the name of St. Nicholas. The sick are well tai ns care of by a corporation of young women. The men and the women are in the same ward, separated by a parti tion. Mary hospitals in this past of Flanders are disposed on the same plan. The beds are made after the mime model : they are 'rattly boxes of joiner's work, inclosed At the head and feet, on one side, and over, and protefted by curtains on the only side where they are left open. All this boa-work, ornamented with mouldings, and sometimes pillars, with chaplets and architraves, richly carved, make a fine thew of arehiteAure. and is without doubt what the architels designed ; but it is a bad con trivance for the ;ilk, about whom is colleted all the Just and dist, without being able to lessen or remove it. As they cannot turn the beds atz et, the sick are left t ) be incommoded by all the in lets that inhabit this old wainscot. In some hospi tals, they have had the gotsci sense to detach the bedsteads from the niches, that they may be able to dim? client f • ort/ard,.and ve the tick with ease. But, in other places, they have another good con trivance : instead of curtains, the a•e two oaken doors, bound with iron, and furnished with locks. These are intended fur the sick in a delirium. The doors are shot ; the patient finds himself inclosed in a press, only in the upper part there is a small hole, of three or four inches; but they do not forget to lie on the sides, or at the ends, iron cramps, to fasten the chains, with which they sometimes tie him in his bed; nor do they omit the gag, to prevent his cries. prisons are, in gereral, healthy and secure. The hrisiewell is near to a high build ing, v:hich is called the castle • but it is only a tower, on which ate placed a clock, and the 'Age of the town watchman. The clock chimes remarkahly well; the hours and halt-hours with a great b:11; the quarters of hours with the usual chime ; and the half-quarters with a small one. At the half-hour the chimes give the hour which will follow ; when the clock suites, it again repeats the hour. This is the custom through the whoie country, where chimes are very usual. In the evening-parties, they sometimes offer a lemonade, composed of the juice cf the lemon, and sugar, and wine mixed with water, instead of pure water. T. FROM LAST NIGHT'S (LIZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Joseph Kerma JaJ Charlet Kernot. of Rear street, Leicester ',Tome, In the county of Middlesex, drugg,ts. December 31, 115.1, James Reinnaat and Richard Metcalfe. of No. 4, Cannon street Road, St G....mei, Lust. June Y 4, 11143. G loge Crow and domes Roft.y, chip and .true hat riaptt f.attuntr*, No 8, Carey-lane, Cheainide. December. 20. 1403. Henry Edroosids and John Smith, tatter., hio. V, Crown court, kwi-Ns.ll December 31, 1803. John Field. of No. 42, Ch'orell..treet, and James Smith, el No 71, Holborn. January 2, 1206. Robert Mackg4ew and Jain, Gray. January 1106. Palmer, Lawnie, and Co. No. 8, Queen-street. December , 23, 1803. Alice Wilding and Cicely Wilding, both of Warr, in the county of Lancaster, 'airliners and Mel makers. Dp:omber IS, Dlr.'s. Charlet Smith and Genree Key, of Gnovenor-street, up helders. Decerobro 31, 18113 Richard Townend and Henn Gill, of the city of Trek, auuriiies at law and edicdurs. December 31, tbd3 Ann Semi' and James Thorpe, of New irk op-in-Trent, in the county of Nutriirjhasn, manners, coal-evoclimits, and eh...fingers. o:tuber le, 11 1 03. f t Richard WlllOll and %Vill.am Omughton Flexn,y, of Chan cery lane, anomie§ at law. Dacember 1 ti, 11143 George, and Jos-ph' ancell, in the hamlet of Wallington, of the rands of Berldington, of the county of Surrey, calico-printers. Ottobsr ttB, 1803 Thomas Powell, and John Iluaboty. of 3tanchetter, in the county of Lancaster, merchants and ea:ko-inasiutaSureta. January 1, 1816. Samuel and Thomas Kinder, late of Manchesfe-, in the wot; of Lancaster, but now of Ifeafichl, in the einritr „ woollen cloth manufacturers, and co-partners. 1%..v. I. leo,. Francis Silencer and Thomas leaner. of Nmtliumberlaed- Weer, Marybone, attornies at law. January S. 15'6. James Campbell and Simmons Anderson, as merchants, in London. Dasher 31, 11x.3 BANKRUPTS. Henry Madden, late of the salad of Borhodoes, ban now et Liverpool, in the cett.aty of La n caster, naticliont, to eutrendor. Jan. 2U, 30, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the Glare TAYVII, in John infect, Liverpool. Attorney., Mr. Thomas Black. stuck, St MArears-court, Poultry ; and Mr. Edward Black stock. Liverpool. James Deleon, of the parish of Bradated, in the county of Kota, mailman and cornet-handier, to surrender, Jan. It, 11, and Feb 11, at ten, at Ge:lrthall, London. Attorney, 31r. Thompson, Southampton-beilding., Ch incery-lane. DIVIDENDS. Jan. VI. Henry Reim.,, of Catheriniecourt, Tower hir, in the city of Lon( merchant, at eleven., at Jan. SO. William ..:utteis and dengennit Width, of Maniu'i lane, Canneo-atreet, London, =orchards dealers and chap. men, 31 eleven, at Guildhall. Feh. I. Chutes Knt . ht. of London-street, F.troy erpsre, in the county et Middlesex, engraver, printwiler, dealer arid chapmas, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. • Charles Pulling/ton, of havant.in the county ethane., shopkeenet, at too, t;oldttatl. Feb. 4 Plnilertaou Powaoll, now or late of Picesililly, in the minty or Middlesen, banker, at one, at Guildhall, Lon lon. Jan. 10. Matthew Kmglit, now er late of Gun dock, Wimp. ping, in the county of Sliddlinee, sail-ro.ker, arid of L o u. dem, in the county of Daniel, nilelude-rtagniffaBnter, deal er and them:min, at one, at Guildhall. Lao I.a.i Jan. 30. Nicholas Van Speagen, of Wylie-street, e - red in the county of hteildiesets, neent.tant, at twelve, at Giiildheil, Loner en. Feb 23. Gerrge Elliott anti George Pickaed, late of Wo •d -etreet,t %ears*, in the city of London,velvet ribbon and hner tri•nniing niartufatteeere,drielei• id charmed, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 11. Woodfield SiVITXIII and Richard Cio-ki, Lite of Be. eingnall.striret, London, merchants aced fa.dars, at tell, at Jan 21. Broadfield siumore, late of Ralinghall-street, Lon don, merchant end helot, at ten, at Groldhell. Jan 10. Francis lien , ".• 0: themon and coonn of the tows of Nottitnham, hosier, dealer and charlatan, at enema, at the 'move of Mn Killer, the Pesch Bowl. in Non ingests) Feb 4. William Beatum and John Beanon. of ~ t . %f iry-at. Hill, In the city of [Aid VI, merchant., brokers, deale r s aid chainneu, at len, at Guddhall, Lond on Jan. 21. John bemoan, or Brewer-street, Pimlico, in the pariah of St. George. Hanevev-square, iu the count? of %I tl cVetetts florist, dealer and chap man, et twelve, at Goildli London, Feb. 1. Luke Burch.ll,of Southampton in the minty of Soirthamoton, draper, dealer and che:trian, at melee, at Gucci:AP, London. CERTIFICATESonTiora VI. John Strong, late of %trapping-will, in the county of Middle y.eit. bu: 110 W of Willm square, ot in the said mony, dealer and char a man. 'Mona; OW* d, of 184.1t0n-le•Mante, in the county of Lait c.utet, innkeeper, dealer and eSipman. Mr. EDWARDS, Of the White Lion, Cardiff, enter tained his friends at Christmas, with a rodnd cf beef, weighing 711 poinids, and a 101 i ti feet II inches high, which weighed nearly 3 cwt. 'Last week, the 4th regiment of Dragoon Guards, and the 21st I.ight Dragoons, passed through Stamn- I on their route into Scotland. Two sailors went into a church at Plymouth on the Thanksgiving Day. both of whom belonged to the Trmerarre, on the ever-memorable battle of 'f ra. falr.,ar. The Clergyman, in the course of his sermon, mentioned the words " glorious vie:tory," on which one of the tars observed to the other, " Hear, Jacx, there's the rigranv.° Tbc Ckrgrusan pronounced the word gg viaory" a s-cond time, on which the tar observed. • Mind, JACK. there's the rids►, The Clergyman, not long atter, mentioeed the word •• viftory" a third time, on which the irritated t -.r observed to his companion, " I)—n my eyes, Jace. if we imp here any longer; that fnilow has min tinned the V•rro-r three times, and never me. toned the Teweraire, that was in the hottest part of the en gagement, and took two s:.;pe;” when they &emir left the shurcE. CIRCULAR: The following jnilizious Ordms have been issue ; by the Dike at YOttlt, as a check ti the pre:be o-hich has's(' long prevailed of appointing en, (leer to the pigment of reveal Companies; a pint . rice no less iniutions to the service, than unfair an illiberal towards other individuals. Hone-chrorag it haying come tti•the Conituander in Coiet's kAtial.• h• • that it it ...t tone:nal in ,sues Rectrients, bat Moot e . eat:D inh. in the kegioneot. Ittia, fur one Otlicer to I. ettargesl wish th • pa) nierit of tact ur none CompailOs, a•to,rto by the oerfortnance of tilt: ialimrl.llll , branch of dory is I.k • Oil of the hands of the oroper o;ne-r, to the potitol r e .1 • dotid outer end ritilave Ills Royal Hightitra feet. it incumbent on hitt, to pot .1 it,, . to his tinenilittnv practle,t, and to ceeneltv to itat., A•nly 11,. tvlantal,'s etun t o st ridaot i Captains, wht.ther in the Cavairv, Redn'ar Infantry, in invariAly,l•ll4)ll pf• 4 , 1 , t wish their R pie their ~au Troop ris Company, tit rl trite charge of thee, : iffery respect being equally regain-IWe that 'heir ono. rnetiots and nccroiaries are pirividei arreahly to FL. si •!. Re:rotations, and on the 111,0 , orrontouical 0,•. are for thri• nnittars conduct ..n i appearattc,t; uo,l i t . • rase where the C wtain is ab , ent by lease , d its. in , the Commandant in chtnar of the Trtse , or Co • , 1 it.rvolve upon the Officer neat in care. &in l.e n••••., •• •, to thu Curnonatirliii tr h• tr it• r K. •t t for ties rout orllrr and d.se,pline ad th•r*r• • .;) a••• 4 every revect, it if he went: Etc etith-in lie is ot manna 0”. ac..otint of the soloists-net of ....ft T .b. I; 1141 n mutt t he Is to take iiii•triat r••••• tt•al , uch pett•kai m Orv't etrici.•initren • N R a doe rilAnt to the ciiniliirt and edema:ewe of the Siihlier •. liy Hit Roy it Flielineas th•• Cirmintoirlet-,-Ciiters C mend. (Signed) HARRY CALVERT, A ,; Ffirs-GstAW _ _ _ The Commando:-in Chief hiving obsroved ; that aAt a‘ye . irregularity in the 41,11) of Of&era he lii , e , rog to rn. , • t bran,hca of the army. I have racaivri lli.R.o..lll.gten•-•` • ) inand to retto:at that ”ao will came lie= M 'a reg.ile••••• respreellng Via Ans. of Ulcers ; throititototit theviliorro air! your ordyn, to t).1.4) iota 1144.0v...it; a.d that e..4erttsio of it. llsrrack, or Coloolissioi.es'.departirvait ; i4 loalotaging to the eical Staff (c.ther geiteral t.lr re•••14/011 . .4'), 01411 at a' t , lrle I). • a •4511, eXC.:rt Olflt:el• of Ilia barrack rte;iariiroritt, evrahli;herl ram' 1.11 IVA a-ray. To (Signal) W. WINYAKI), D.A G ►RICE OF ST(ICKS. YFRTERI) %Y. _ ...._.. .... __ . _ .. _ _ . ...._ . 111zok Stock 191; t 4374 5 per Cent. Reduced.. 3 p.rr Cci.t Con. si,'; k 1.... o x ,s. • 4 pe. Cent - , : i b per Cont. Nave = ,9 1 b 3. e: k%. li.c. Lone A onitities . ' ley.' 11-1 S , 1 - petisl 3 pet Cent. iii.li, Stock Ft ehNeet 11 , 114 lscdtt. Is loom. F.nglsh Lottery Tickets.... ........ 191 Iqt Collools foe T. /1 1 1S11, Stock-broker, No. 4, Cormbill, sod 9, Carior cr•tir. ►KICE OF IRISH STOCKS—JAN J., Gov. Stock, Ditto, net Cent D i no Lnan. 6 per Cent 091 COURSE OF FACIT \ NGE...J of 7. Amiteretcon .... 3.".• II 2U. aerens... 47! Liv. r;:. Diu. a. Sight ..:ID 1 • Verceee Mt! Demi. Rottcr.te... 4. f.... 11 a 8 U. Lisboa 62 If . i.nbuin 22 In fill. Orno G 7 Attnna Path. - 14 Dim.? l'e {emeelesnit Ca'ill Ditto Nett I.).iuts'oosis .. :*— telaitirt . .... 91 *Nett. Na. Dollars .... :i 7'. Ditto. — Silver in Rats .... ...- ..) 3 . Itallteca Legi.ar S, IAro,. all the Altik •0 14.44... t. I Maiilet lII.Nir. on !Amino flap. I Kraut on 1.0 olon,I)41c $1 1 . - * ii R*lfatt on no",lio (Mtn% 61 days _ LIAIK:Atti. On Wednewtse 110, at St. JaiTlVl'a Cherzh, llread J. M. Ott** Eel. of to Dn... Ru ; b, datthit,r ti 1t.. , -h. 13;n. of PSI Mai At Fu'isel, near Yrrlrc, h the Rey lt 2okt-A Matria.•. Edward ()Arad!, Eso. a ca7..ig. 111 the Vrateicit.nee 56i1, ,•. to Mist Elan Woo*, joenien Osughter of the Ito. Charles Wood, Row! Nary, and sitter to Sit Ftallitar y.. , - * D7ATIIS. • •11. VAnhotth, on the 99th De:m.6e-, in the 66.1 t tread.; I Mr age, the R , tht !fun Lady Janet Doodas, romp Dt.ndas of Esttgask, Es . and daughttt of Chatte. Carl .d A feet Oleos sir, at Rath, Air a itratertnit Mho.., wht4ti he hare oath exe,..Wary fortittair, S.r John 11.i.ced Aut.. tef Clairton neck, in CosibPriausi Oa Tet. , ,lay, the 26th nit. Wee P.isciat GodJa , d, tounel-t deeebter ,of Adwrosc G 41.4, Esq. tai Sriuuua Houae, M. for On Montle , er' Mite Ann Vete, Ade daughter of J. Ii Ki Esi. of Stanford-in-the VAte. i HAM WATFR THIS DAY LUNDittgllll,lDiji Morn— 23mm. after 4 I E••n .... 43 min. mi. I SALE BY AUCTION. • • CRELIKNHAM. At t'oe Fleece Inn, in Cheltenham, on TUESDAY. rtw i '• i rt. At E. 01.:.0ck on the Afternoon. subject • Con,litmus of Sale at shall be their and there produe... the %Von ing Pre-mires, in Lot.. Lot. I.pHREIi DWELLING HOUSES. A the oreepatinn of —•—• Sam; 10:4 A•AA• b . ' • a.,d Doan. gel. pith a large Plot of Gant,' Gr.. lyolog behind the sao ay and entendiag therefrom to a i.•-• called the Back.larie, iu Cheltenham Lot. Y. A Dail:Ong flown% in the eceropetioo of B:ookeo , .. and the Coate. , ar, ltmoliesteri. aad (torloousej... a,tother lenge INat of Gao.i Ground ad;•nnong, and est Ii• erg to the before-nientoosiod :ant., and Ili .p neat to Let Lot 3 A Dior:Piaa.hatire and Siahhot, in theoccupatign ol W.ilialso Hail, toile:her term ahi o-ding. now vend as 3 11 - . and another tarp Garden G nand ad j oining, at.o e tending to the lane afinisaid, ant iy.rg neat tr. Lae 2. Z The }tare-nbentione. P seniors are no:It aituat.d, and 1••• t the pro , C4,bli went to eon roan Chelientryn. The ps.• • ' Soai"dings mai. be eerily converted into Ledrng-hesielt.. • ' 44.143::!1101fiella and the Land adjoining, wl•ieb it 4,47 ••• quality, afyi..is the vested fAr Iwo reeelior •-• L.r the cultivation tat gardens. winch an Cheltenham a htc ad vantageeu. The pettel.N4 ant held •inder Corpus Clir7ni Collrgz, o*' • Gtr a "'II of 11 Tairri rtioenalee at Ea nod of eel n -4, and Siren 'ea , are nem in,.-x y red. T“." vetveli..seruar. are only towns fona year to y.:•. and pooreoson may short:, b . .: bad For • *ire of the preniacs, ap.l dtiart Isegcbe made aeri , n:s. and, for other I.aoticialars, apply to Mr. Pin, - t•gter , Mr 4ardner. hrreer. %fr. Hoover, eou'enion.... • NI. S ',An, at the Salk, in Chine .hart ; or to T W.lto :n Won Is IS, !U.S. Lovlr G I) :V11.).3r. '4, So. 17. 11.1 (:• •r, Chest, co. GA de r. anel PuS's.l -4 Ir. tiqtee, ). Back o. s•. C Crsrch, s • .. W. STUCK, of No 7, Ne Er'..? • Strert. I:vac U 4..1, .kc. to. tiv-s %rpm, tent la :he talks i * w be dell, iveneatil la* i