The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-03-11 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER JIELTINC. Po-,cant to pu!,lie notice, a numerous meet ing of the Eleaors of the City of Westminster tiolt pl lc ~ yestetd.iv, at Westminster Hall. At half past 0 .e o'clock Mr. Brownin,r, the High Bailiff, aceluspanied by several resprtheltltt Eleaors, as cended the hustings. He immediately came for. ward, and informed the gimdemeu present, that he had called the Meeting in citnectiience of a requi sition s•nt to him, signed by several most respea able in..abitants. He then lead the requisition, .. . concluded by saying, that the objeft for which Meeting was called, was to take into coasidee. Mien the propriety of voting a Congratulatory Ad. r id , dress to His Maj:sty, on the app-iintment el the ilt . new admini•tration. Mr. WISIIAII t then addressed the EleCtors, and, after explaiaiag the *kit& for which they were cow oohed, said, that the changes which had take% place is the Administration, were such as mold Ohlmati every man who had the happiness Mid prowerky el the country at heart, to join isti en Addams of Tanis and Croat ratulaticio to His SIM jest,. lip the dismissal of the frameeiscostipaimm,. Minima. teem who deceived the psep/a by and. land dieemdtes and fabricated iralistiep. Hie dim Ingo hedi eadvered himself to the .onties. and meat Mos im Men. was to be expoillml- dam She dose. 711elledites of Weettainefer. lie mill, lad hog beam ampaisted s wish as af the ltlesthen el the poison Itheiatry g they had ir a:4o=l:, slowly abeerviag him, sod had al ',preludes of his cordee. The mkt bowie 'who savre, his pansies in Gaon wan aelliklift. I AM a the very erg abilities s and, by calliso Mie. Ipsr se the pest he new held, Amend that they glee enemies to the &Agin, of etehaise. They wadi all he atemmett as the Liss. obtbe Cioveremmeboad ao the people. sad meld all loth A the die** *a WNW y . • . . , He eamidaded. by movies a wee" lteeeletiatt a mad mid. that whom that was emerged. be shoald mom she Address wt His Majesty , The illeselating being mei ad seceded. W. illein.teee. cease forward. and Ant apolo. Vito the Motors. for leteggifing an their time, er as young a area, wily bogs is the year roe. end. n was imps/Ade be could agree with the Otietleming who mewed the Resolittion.— /b thieght it was it eeigned. and ant such as weed awls with the approlkstion of the Eledorg.. Oa foram occaskrae. be had always been the', ibr °r Tra s i s ug= r • M b r Ut Fo h x ; and t ei h w e ed opPr he ler hal f I ~,- 1: cal ill ale" Wr into timme"r powev wu 77 . 1 a po illrseiti on sed gr o e f a g m t t g eol e th f s i t o e ion sa in e n : f el i o on r y th p:r e hi t a be y: 1 ;:' Silli nt ad miiem berlibe wimidatre drnes allus so k ' deb d ol iffe wtb. :; :e . : c wso ottr en d7 P w srl' he istc o hiaP t t h le e tbs y cw w " e d ie . Mat of the country. without giving up every prin. r ani t t li k e n y i had ever 'attest on I The whole Adnii. was libe the combination of Italian and - - ' music, the boisterous sounds of the one wiring the melody of the other He thee Mimed. by way of amendment, that the meeting abdild adjaws. Mr Pansy said. he fek himself celled epos to alga a few obeervatioas epon what had beat just' addressed se the asset; . though massy of the POWs embraced by the - ea whom he was t tine *heat to reply. were ale=shasfaregcbd told ts as = . that titr woge kegs . is the yaw add; mid *Pi Po - Paled to some mane penoaahies meshing as - walled Sagoeses.tuire irit the city a Wasliamster. 111,pily. hentemr. an Slaws of Woensiewer bad • eipped ea aceasietames with Mt. rag= ClLsentour of yews this the rang is the wend. la atiesuaity, sad is pro. • they had lona him the same. Thirty- L ii4sr. yeert el his political life bed saga him hat a very eke t date a Weiner. bat the Whole peeled hied pew* him the ialexible *had lit the peeple. - With tamest to the firm • wiles led maim momperaties of the member* of the new ii.Wakimaidwo. he could say, that there was not a mem et she Pasant Cabinet, who had Pet hem t Whiz. la the career of some . , orstsup. dew eadenf ,beep a temporary a li ens • . dah he they . .setareed to the principles of Mr. TOL dhalpilmed in the school of adversity. whisk the Wylie at edger sesthansts had entailed wera 1111011. and with ais reorient* than ever, of the rectitude dad expediency of his political te wets. It is these men, so impressed, who have called hint to the Councils, and to the salvation of hie coantry. In the line of conduct which he bed adopted respecting the French Revolution, his aim and wish had been that we should aster that satins se form its own constitution ref ammearneet. H. wished to give to the Neagh. what the English took for themselves L; pad bad. happjy, this sentiment more generally pre • Ivailed. this country would have been saved from a•- war that has unnerved it. by the oppressive weight of the berth= it was the pretext for imposing.— 7 Were the people th en, not to congratulate the king,' ' eseallies m hie aid such a man and such a cabinet 3 The imprillwise el the city of IVestminster will viegiroagil the ceentry. Speaking of Mr. Foe, they will soy. his own constituents know him best; and this will but be the List of many meetings th assure the Government of the confidence and. hearty maimeration of the country. • Mr. Hewssmos (amidst some disapprobation) rose to explain. He had not said that Mr. kips was untw.rtoy ; it was of the heterogeneous mgr.:- - clients of which the administration was compound 1. I. ed. that he complained, and Irons which. he con• i tea lei, no unity, nor any great, general, and eq . - !' ciea measures could be expected. lhe 1.44 sreaki , witu.st himsel• declaiming against persomalty, h. d eatt.sadsornely ASA irrelevantly alluded to th: cent i. , patsy is whim he (Mr. Fleab ag . ). had t h at atom . ing be n. and had cacseo t.. found an au i ;ts. ) thereou. Ste would return the attack with tin lem....'s ...en weapons, and tell Mn, it was - 4,..y. that Ise I Ar. t'ctry), who was is - -- unciaa.iiied euti e ist ..1 the sew .. , area that iii3w-t:tida ut them g'''' 4.leurnistrut was then put, and hg but two nauds for It , Coullatitda was then car. led, al- \ I: .44. - • • mesa unamismily.the skied ow Aid V tie Paper). Alter this the Address was moved by Mr.Wisherts declared to he carried sanniasonsly. and tailored to be presented to His Majetsy, with th e g es olatinn. by the High Mr. Sett then came forward, an,t, elm pro awe , chig as eslogium no the mains of Mr. Fox. mewed a Vote of 'Monks to him, which was tarried, and ordered to be presented to him by the H 3 th Sailf. The thanks of the Ekftors were then voted to the High Bailiff. and the misting was dissolved. nenmereammeeneter LORD REI)I.OII.SL DUBLIN, MalCtl O. Tuesday last, in the Court of Chancery. his Lord ship took leave of the Bench upon his retiring from Mice. Acrer the routine business of the day was pnethrongb, Lord Redesdale, evidently much af fated, and labouring ander extreme embarrassment, addeessed the Gentlemen of the Bar in a very pathe tic manner; in the course of which, he stated, that he accepted of the office with much reluOatice, at 1 time when he held an high and honourable situation in Ertgland,. where he was amongst his friends. his family, and his relations; but he was informed the appointsent proceeded from private hiend hip, and a senate( public ditty induced him to undertake that insportant station, in which it was his invariab e study to act with impartiality, end, to the hest of his judtpiaent, to administer justice. He came over bore a stranger, and they received him with kind sem, for which he should ever retain the most Body sense of gratitude; and if he had, at any link given offence to tiny iodividnal at the Bar, be was sorry for it. His Lordship said, that it was his wish to have transaaed business until his nieces- Poe had arrived, and be believed that it was the wish of that gentleman also ; but whet hurt him most was, the mandatory and peremptory communica tion which was transmitted to him, in which he wis desired not to lose an hour in delive , i . 4 up the Great Seal into the hands et the Contr. .ssinners ; how he could have ineurred or deserved such a proceeding towards hint, lie was utterly at a loss to conceive; but, consequently. tl:e pahhc business mast now, for a time, stand still he mid, if ever any opprouswity presented itself, whereby he could reader Ireland a service, he would be happy to do so; that had he remained in the Commons' Hotsee of Parliament, it might perhaps have been in his power mom effeaually to have done en; but such as he could do in the House of Peers, he would always be happy to evince. His Lordship took occasion to pay a compliment to the talents of the Gentlemen of the Irish bar; and also mentioned his-approbation of the manner in which the Officers of the Court of Chancery di,charged their dusty ; after which the Atorney.Generel addressed his Lordship AS on the behalf of the Bar, in which he paid him some handsome compliments--and his Lordship bowed tepertedly as he retired, and took his leave. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTINIOUTEI, MARCH 9. Attitrod the Gees& sloop of war, from a cruise; Caiierir, Evans. from Dublin ; and the Ferrari/ gun-brig, from a cruise; and has brought in with her a French lugger of eight or ten guns, her prize. Sailed His Majesty's ship La Pkees on a cruise ; for Guernsey; eirietlee and the Murk, for the Downs. Yesterday, the Gareth.. of 80 guns, Captain Whitby, went out of har b our; she will join the Masud Flees, and sail with the Commaader-in- ChieL VALMOUTPI, 14•11tC11 7. Arrived the Moot &op, Hotter; and Tides, Holland. from Timms* ; Fancy, Tispowth, from Newport; GAN:, Galleys, from London; LIMA. Williamson, from Sunderland; Ferebeve, Chap man; Experieeni, Clapasitas; Minerva. Chafman and Jebt, Lewis, fres Chepstow.—Wind T.E. YARMOUTH, SEARCH 9. Arrived the Careire cutter, with intelligence that the enemy's fleet has sailed from the 'faze], and supposed to be gone North about. Vice-Admiral Russell has, in consequence. put to sea with every ship in these Roads, except the Reebtok. ie L rinhsf, masts. 9. Sailed this morning, from the Non, the Spy sloop of war, with the trade under convoy, for the Elbe, Wezer, Jande, &c. bet are brought up about three miles below. DEAL, MAIICII 8. Yesterday evening sailed to the westward the Se ttee sloop of war, with the Deprford naval trans port, Capt. Cow, for Plymouth ; and several other outward-briund vessels, under convoy, to the West. ward, which pus back by contrary winds this morn in g. • - Sailed the Cagan sloop of war, for Sheerness; and the Esrart gun-brig, with a convoy, for the northward. Ai-lived the Devastative bomb, from Portsmouth; and the Daunt:vs praani, from a cruise. Came down the Kanter** sloop of war, from Sheerness ; the Lode lie•grst, ----, bound to the East Indies; and the Fier,,, Duncan, bound to Honduras ; and remain in the Downs, with the hdtar, titre-ht, and 7histre men of war; Prospers horn , +, several gun-hrigs ; Dehitner. Rosana, Re rusetta, and See Gail sloops of war; and the Marlowe, victualler. P.S. The wind has shifted from the S.W. to the N. with rain and snow. °atoll°, manes S. On Saturday last, came in the &piers fligate from a cruise olf the rezel and Gnree, and heist : 4 in:elli•SEllEe, that a line of battle ship and two fri gates ire ready Int sea at (lore', and line sail of the line, and two frigates, in the lead. TROW LLOYD'. LIST. ARRIVAL'. At Uvaryettol•T`ve Atlaat.c, ll , un•, from Neu.Turk ; and the Ja.oot, emir, from Aida Al iktfatfro— armaon.a, attffin, from R go. At Doalm--Tho Martha —, from Alicant; , RY 4 / 1 .4. Taylor; and the R , becca, Eldredge; horat At Sots. osa..—The Wevototph, (mm Lood,o At I temer.,rofto IND i +ad ttio , hum 1160 1.:11410. . -~ . 1 1 116 M S.I7`URD.It litCllll &tett? . e. PARTNER "HIPS DISSOLVED. Gorge Ovivmrsad and John Oituatori. io the Forest of Rose sandal/. and County of Lancaster. lan 1, 18u6. Henn Jackson and John Jackson, as Liverpool, iu the cousit• of Lailesaser, arid elsowhere Feb. 1, leti6. Charles Death, John Heath, and Jamm Heaths of Lag Toignrao..w., in the county of Devon, siiipeboilders and tilsiber someisanu. Jan 21, 1506. John Rrie.kbeuk and Jotus llau kswell, of the city of York, Palmeri. Feb. 12, 1606. Joseph Peel, Isaac Anderton, jun. W. Whateley, Edward Simpson. Stephen Simpson, William tailby,and Chariot Simi son. of Birmingham, clico-nianuf.ictureys. Fen. el, 1806 William Sudden. Thomas Fisher, and Henry Pyefinch, seholamle grocers, Nu. 29, Yriday..airet, London. Dec. 14, 11051 John Wrigley and James Muir, of Skircost, in the pa,ish of Halifax, Io tit county of York: woollen alai coiton-in.re chains. March Y, 1806. William Cook, of no. 17, °teat Barlow street, and lames Hill, of No 2:;, NorthumbedandtstreA, both in the parish of St. Marvela.bonne, in the cutmty of NlidriPtises, plaiwirers. March I, 1206. John Braun)). and John Kepner, hookbiidera and ma ticnen. Ipswich. Feb. 27. 1806. Charles Taverner and Joseph Cheshire, of Camberwell, Sorry, Plumbers, Painters, and Glaaoeis. Feb. 1, 1806 Sarah Liar, Lucy Robiwon, liun,ah Iliovfall, and Mary Anti* Lige., 111Cfeela ai.d drape r, at Ilalifax, in the county of York. Feb. 27, 1806. Joseph Briradhead, juts. HMI Joshua Broadhead, nt Sheffie , d, in the county of York, grocers and malisters. Feb. 2h, 1506. John Bridges, William Wells, and Winiam Wool y Simp son, the room, of Maidon, in the colony of Emma, co/ninon brewers. March 5, 1806. Benahy 'Yowls and William Johnson, Canterbury-square and shit 1 Timings, Soutiluark, coal 4114 con/Al:niers. Feb. 28, 1816 Robert [Fipples, jun. and Joseph Dipgles, Liverpool, iron mortars. January 29, 1806. Joint lice: and Wiiliain Lynam, of the parish of St. Mary Magds'en, Baymond ee„ in the comity 01 Surr,y, dealers in cualt Jrnuaiy $O, 1366 thornas Nur.av and William Ilenlock, of Knannborougli, In the county of York, o ine mech./Is. f,.brua:s 27, 18, 6. J•Mn Johnson, Jain, Cli idwick, a. d Laurus Thre:sall, ail of Lancoiter, iu the county of Lancaster, tobaccuaists and snuff ruallufactuons Nov. IS, 1805. ti~ 71IE ILIARKEn. CORN-FXCIiANGE, MA•cee In. Today the fresh import. of Wheat are hot numerons, but toe able qui Awes on hand; the samples of l e qoality maintain their criers; second aid inferior are du 1 of sate, at somewhat lees Kerley is here to great about:Luce; sales at the late reduction. Malt likewise. Beans ace in better sup. ply, mid something lower. Oats likewise in good supp'y, and vary but little io the prices. Flour is dull of sale at the quo tation. CTJRRFN r PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat ........42a 60.. 645. Resits (Old) ....W 5.5 s Od. Fine do 7os 73a 64. I T.ek Rearm .... 43. 118 s. Rye 33s. 41.. Cl, tirs 24s. 271 29. Barley ".b 31s. Gel Pi.lands Sill 31. Od Mt't. . 6is. 67.. Od Rap. Secd 381. 421. Od. White Nag.... 34.. 41s. OA. Floe Flour .60a. 63s ed Grew Peas 3os 331. 0.1. Seconds ..lobs 60s Oil. OXBRIDGE. The Coit•lnspeaor's Return, on Thursday, March 6 Whoa, per load l5l --r to 201 --a Marley, per jr Itßs —d to nts —4 Oats "9. --d to 364 —,l Roams 464 —d to 5:4 —.l Now ditto :.S>s —4 to :Os —4 Pain ____ _ PRICE or SEWS IN hIARK-I.ANF.. Caraway 7A Od to 76. Od per cwt. . Llssiander 141 Od to ISt Od Trefoil nod Clover Ito; 04 to bind Floe ow .. Whit. ditto Ild Od to Ni Od Ittsr-Grass 4. Od to 310 01 White Mustard Seed. Um 04 to las 04 pat ►ushel Brown ditto l'uiriio —a Od to ...4 Od Broad Boone ltts 04 to Q. Od per quarter Loa( Pods l+l Od to 30. Od Tares Canary 43. Od to .51s 04 to Os. PRICKS OF HAY AND STRAW. SATI.IIIV•V. All/TICK Hay Ji 10s • ♦1 121 New 01 Os a 01 01 auver ♦1 is • SI I Straw ll 181 a 21 12s ST SAldlleS Ha5....31 Os a 41 14. id Stisw..ll 96 a 91 NOCE OF HOPS. lAOI. FOCIMTS. Kent 81 ISt is 71 nni K.nt 6l —t to 71 ItiS 5UUtt.....61 161 to 61 161 Sutton N 161 to 71 .41 Gwen SI ISt to SI 166 Farnham... 81 --t to II Its SMITHFIELD. M , Malmo 10. To sink the Offal..—pet Stone of 41b. Beef 49 Sd to Ss $4 I Veal ..Ss 04 to is 6d Mutton... 5. 04 to 61 04 Pink N 44 to 66 $4 H.-. 4 of Cattle this Dy, newts, almost 2,ooo—Sheep and Lambe, 11,700 NEWUATE AND LEADENHALL 14.%ItILLTS. By the Carcase. Beef 31 $.l to 4. $d I Veal . 4s 04 to 04 Mutton— 4s 04 to 5. 04 Peek .......5s 44 to 6. $4 RAW HIDES. Best Heifers awl Steers, pee stelae. Be 44. to Be &I. Wainer fa. IN. to fla NI. Ors Jimmy Ss. I. to 2a. Id. 114aiket Calf its. 64. eac►. Knitll4h Hone vss. .....1 so 10e. —4. each. Sheep Skims ....05. Od. to Os. 041. PRICK OF st. )awes Market.. Clare Market . 4i Id Whltr►aprl Market. Ss 114 Per SIMI et Slit. Ile td Average Prier. ee 04 Town Tallow Os Od Yellow SQap, --a a Ma-- Free of Candle.. Per des. I TALLOW. IYellow it unit.. 66. Ott 679 Od White ditto .... 66. ad Soap ditto ...-4 1 63e lid Melting Stuff— .—s 56s 6d Ditto rough •—• 3119 lira NM ... .. ••11 111 Good Dregs.... .... --• ice .‘liettlei, 66.—Curd. 919. _ _ us Off.—Mould., ii; PRICE OF LEATHER. Butte, SO to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 631 b. each 264 to 114 Merchant. Hacks 224 to rti Drescing Hides... 'VI to 214 Fine Coach Hides Ili to 211 Crop Hid.* for cutting MI to 241 Flat tartlin.e. 204 to 1111 Colt Skin., .i 0 to 401 ts. per Dosen :441 to 454 Ditto, 20 to bib... 56J to 3bl, Ditty, 73 to 401 b. '44 to 3:t:- q . Small dealt (Greenland). 404 to 424) F Large ditto lOO4 to 180 s per closets. Tanned Horse Hides 2Ss to Ali lit hide. Sheep Skins Os 64 to is COAL-MARKET. March 10. Ships at Win. Rohl. prim. 29..Nevcs.tle .. 14. 415 9d • CM 1d b.. Sunestaad 1 49. &I • -..s Od I..SoLe Coal 0 —• Od • ••11 Od I..C.ulers .. 0 —6 Cl a --..4 0d MEETINGS OF CREDiTORS AT 01.U.011 %LI - 1111$ bar. Al 1, 'William Brown, Clipstene-street, St. Morph Saone, Middlesex, horm-ko.per - :3 Henry Atkinson, late of lireadmire,t-kIII, I..aolipi, ironanonger - a to Robert Morpn, Sew% Melton.nrero, St. G.iti g., i allionevermpt.re, Midolleuto, sal-merchant • . 3 :* Joseph Dickesson, William Dickcoown the Md.", aiot William Llooken.on the younger, late of Bread mum, London, Miltil6lllo - 6 I William Crow, late of Worcester, and of Lombard. street, London, banker . 3 11 Richard Chase odge, and An•holly Mina, /de. worth, Middlesex, calmo-printer. . S to William Wicks, Dxford-mreet, bialdlelex, tailor II ll Henry Thropp, White•lion.street, Spiral %pure, Mid. --. dlasex. horm-dealer - iielies M.Nish, now .r late of Wigan, La. cater, thither merchant - X l* • Samuel True:non, late of Little Tower-ttreet, Lanese, .but now of Dorwcstowntroet, St. Mary-M-Sonny, hl iddiesex. w ine-ruerchaat - . 2 10 DIVIDENDS. Geo te Clover, Piternuetor mow, Luinlon, wareboolu. 'Tsai' . . 1. Thomas !tinhorn Can sheet, Bitharipato, Loodua wearer - lt , _ LA Peter Desmarais St. Matt We-court, watch- nikk , i - it Thotaas Kirkpatrick, late of Church-pmage, Cate.iton street, London, merchant Io Cr. R TI FIC *4 TES. John laeieer,late of Wellcloso-square, la the county of 1 1 fid...4- vex, *vine rant-Iran. Samuel Hull Wilcock! of Liverpool, in the county of Lay.. Caster, 'pro:haat, ....14:haionart Wtiiia , w Jr,ing , oi Liverpool, in the county of Lancanei, ni Henry Pennington, of Liverpool, in the county of I..mrafter. inonev-vrriveuer Wuhan & of :tie cite of Sall, in thu county of t, it13p , 11 , 1 or S-ogate-sticut. in the city of London, grot et, de.rlcr and clupsn.m. • Math irx, PM' OF STOCXS. TESTER'', A 3 per Cast. R. 3 iwr Cent. Cc' mau's 4 pent Sh it. per Cent. Nee) , 91j 91 5 per Cent Lpyalty . ht. LL • 10111 Z Annuities . Short Annuities II I per 1•I Anemic.. 9 lrnh 5 per Cent r , t. Trish Annuities. Exchequer Mils Consols fir WI 60 09j T. NM, Stoeltilridrer, Nn 4, Cornball, and 9, ChorineCrost. PRICE OF IRISH it TOCKS—Mssc• rt. Gov. Debentures, 414 psr C.ist meto. s per Cent Grand esnal I.osn, 6 per ern 9s COURSE OF Amsterdam .... '7.610 2 U.l Ditto al CS 11 Rosseraars ...... 1111 2 U. Hamburgh S4 2 201. Jtona Paris 1 day's date 24 12 OM , 25 ••••• 2 U Bounistaus .25 1 CaAis al papa, Dian 371 street. • • .. ern paper Ditto 34 s3act. Pilbna 374 Leghorn 51 Naylor D.blin on Lor.don (M. Drama on Llndnn Yet Belfast as DeWitt (Dltt EXCII . • thou.... 46 V cm., 64 Litbaa SO opo•to GI hoN.w lllO Cork 13 a. 4. C...' mad Ra•a roe et. Mt • Douttloons . • New I),Ale,e U 5 6 %Ire• m Barr New Leen reel Ape. in OH Shah of !lettere 51 per Cent reh 3., IL T 5.) 9'l 111 exec.. 4 $ MARRIAGE. At Rathwiir-cherch, Rath, Lottatie Joao. £aq. et .Artlese riatn, an the county of Sligo . Ireiend, to Mite Pleating. *air daughter of Jcues Ftennag. Esq. of R cad:lowa, is the utoe county. DEATIII. .--.....-. John Walker 141111e3 CP, Rol desalting% horn, ode Calae. A gentlentee much seteremot fee his pownualite, hospitality, and the general good.oess of his heart. He served in several Parliaments fur the Borough of Criekliale, On Th welly, at her house, in hi. la.nees-equiatt, the Right lion. Doeager lady Dradfdid. Lately, at Dijon, in Pianos, aced 30, William Thomas Gooch, Lea oldest saitid Willits Gooch, Esq. of kideinetoss in Lincolnshire. Wednesday sennight, in the 99th year of her mgr, Mrs. Weltered, relil of elo Rey Samuel Wetherell. ii is re markable, that this lady was seventy ream a widow, and the hen who receive' a Issmote from the Benevolent In.:notion for the Relief of theCiorgystieses Widows to Norfolk and Nut wish. Mr. Joseph greed, eon of the late Mr. Sawed Weds or West Mills, Mirbeirl, Yorkshire In this family there has re ceeestly been • dreadful mortality thirteen mouths are the father and tea 60411 were in pertect health, who have all three since that time d Odin canto nip, bens On Thursday at her tasty; litompton, Mrs T. ex,. lins, wife of Sir. of Drstry-lane Theatre. Satordsy list, aged 31 yews Mr. Edward Can, son of the late Gauge Cur, IL•q. of Tor Mabee, Devonshire. 041 Thn ruts! last, at his apartment., is tsetse, Lbwatensob Colonel Clinton, of the Worcestershire Rtalasesttei Militia ; a Gentlemen moth respected as an (Sleet, Ind sittertely teeniest by his family and acquaisitance. His remains were sn' ter•ci in St P.yer's Cattiedralorith military 11110•WIL Thar:army was preceded by Ike fir i ng patty, consisting of a part Ohba Worcester wider the command of Major Gal uoll, followed by the bands of the mineral regiments ice the gar.!anrs • that of the Worcester playful' Ilte Deed iffiserb ie Most I site; which followed the deceased's home, esperisoserl end adorned mitt crape; the pall was borne by Lieutenant-C.14,11Pb% awl the corpse was attended by Limstommt-General &men*, IS•igodier- Gement Thewles, with the Officers of It .ir Stiff t after whom came the remainder of the Worcester ffigiment, the teeter Yellow's's, Regiment, the Regular and Volunteer Artillery; and lastly, the 6th Dragons Guards, The precession was •- 4 1 conducted, and bees the appearance of great solemnity, shire was felt by every opectator. After the mu:linen% the dose:, merit of the Worcester fired three •Wheis iii the Church-v ". with which the ceremony concluded. 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