The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-08-20 00:00:00

ilitkitlit 4151,21:Ate: O. Nils rfrlift. Aso. Arvid Verner. Sq. RAM Legs. Jaws Dalap, yobs reeve, Joseph Isekses, vfleriena lamb. George 'Green, Jobs Patterson, and . Wsales Crevfe,d, were arreigned, and stood capi tally %Jilted for setting fire to ) and burniug the bans of Constantine O'Neil. There were other 401211PA4 charging some of the Prisoners as access*. Sioae o en r d charging them all with a riot. ge Green, John Patterson, and William Crawfohf, were hen put to the bar, on the capital iharile. Mr. Max aetvev. as leading 'Counsel for the Crown, sleuth that the Prov-zotor, Constantine irNeil„ was a hatter, 'eliding, previcas to the heonth of November last, with his family, at Clots daisy. They wet* frequendy alarmed by a num ber of armed men, preceded by a band of music, at the bead of whom were eb be found some of the pi in. .441 persons of the otiosity. This party particularly alarmed the Kaman Catholics who resided in that _pert of the country, as they made it their business ter anooy one party., and not ininte the other. The • Nesecutor and his family went to bed on the night • of 30th el Wavember last, and were alarmed be sweet' the boors of one and two o'clock in the morn ing, by a great noise; there was a large party, Nora meaty persons, that night. before O'Neil's tiger s some wore yeoman's uniform—others had • Mis's uniform tuned inside nut 1 and others, i lits over their clothes ; and they were armed. • At*, bead of this party was George Green, who -. 111 s a frelintat of a yeomanry corps. Patterson Crawford were also there ; the door of the woes house was partly broken,throngh'which - . . saw Serjeant Green, with a mutket and fixed r esec bayonet. and a Lighted wisp en the point of the • horny, with which he set lire to the thatch of the battle; while 0t1., - .a - s cried out, " there he it, shoot lie !" and they fired into she house. The door and iebolows were guarded. In about half an hour ' tar, the wife of the Prosecutor escaped out of the • boost, much of which was burned. There sere i ,nibs traamaisos subsequently committed, which he ..," IMAM sot *ow touch on, not being in the india , noW before them ; but these circumstances • Mood the ear of Government, and they i *gully to posse the poor and the rich, spas walks the most solemn inquiries, - which pare% gee of His Majesty's Serjeants ilf Law wile wet owe; Alen investigated the matter lltioutely, and reported thereat • upon which Go verment ailed. accordingly, and now, greatly to f• iler.bimour, carry on the prosecution. bfee• 3TM &V the told the Jury, that if this • 'fitment . aumld be satisfaaorily proved by evi dent, it would be as imperative duty on them to lid die Prisoners guilty. Constantine o.slea then deposed, that he lived at Clonticloy, in the county of Arm igh, in the month • of tiovembirt last, sad is a Roman Catholic. On the 11th sf November last. men with drums and re. armed with guns. came op. and broke most ' ifs RoniasCatholics' windows, and passed by the Pthiestants • homes without doing them any injury, and threw stones at the Witness's hoes,. In about a liwtsight after, when the Witness was in bed, a party came, some with yeomanry clothes turned, elod some with shirts over their clothes. Witness was awakened by the smell of smoke, and found a part of the house kurned over his bed, and another part of it burned over the bed where his brother elude He looked out, and could see every thing elude clear by the light caused by the flames. He then threw out some rubbish which had stopped op a wiodow, and saw William Crawford with his gun, which he presented at the Witness. Craw ford had a white shirt over his clothes; it was broken, and the Witness saw the uniform under the shirt. He afterwards saw two men, wfsee be did tot know, guarding the door, and a sailtiemie of people rumuog backwards and forwards. He saw George Green with a lighted wisp at the end of his bayonet, and with it ho set fire to the thetas over the door : ethers, whom he did not know, cams ea stirred the thatch with their bayonets. Wit ness all this time stood in the kitchen 1 there were frequent whistles. and then most if the persons ran away from the house, except those who stood /nerd. In shout an hour, his wife and the little bey escaped ; and shortly after, the country people being alarmed by hit wife, were coming towards the hew. The party then got into a knot. fired a volley. charged their gnns again, and went away. Cecilia O'Neil, wile to the last Witness. corro borated the greater part of his statement, and iden tified Patterson. as one of the men who were stand ing at the door. She further said, that her son, It little child, being burned in the thigh and arm, she threw him out of the window, in the quietest place she could see, and afterwards escaped herself, and alarmed the neighbours. Charles O'Neil, brother to the Prosecutor, re members, cm the SOkh of November last, seeing his brother's house on lire ; the same night his own house, which is not more than six or seven perches Sub it, was burned also. These three witnesses. who were the only ones produced on the part of the prosecution, underwent long cross-examinations by the Prisoners Counsel, in the course of which they frequently contradiaed themselves. The cross-examination also tended to show that there had been many disputes between the brothers, Charles and Constantine, about the pos aselon of the house ; and that the former was a very likely person to have committed the outrage. Toomas Douglas, Esq. and James Lawson, EA. two Magistrates of the county. were examined on the part of the Pi isomers ; and it appeared from their testimony, that the two ht others were men of bad cliaraaers, always quarreling, and they did not think they were entitled to credit on their oaths. They also declared it as the resuit of their most , particular inquiry, that Cie country was in perfea race, end that the Catholics were well contented with their situation. Mr. Baron lli'CLei. Ann then summed up the evidence. lie expressed his satisfaelion at hearing. from such respeaable authority. that the jarring animosities, which, unhappily, for some time back. existed in religious distinatons in that country, were healed and set at rest ; and concluded by desiriag the Jury to consider the evidence before them. The Jury immediately liquified the Prisoners. 'The two Mr. Vernors, and the other Prisoners, were then put to the bar. but no evidence being produced against them, they were acquitied. . 911 , 1 01111bbillINI tritkPrioi, Ace. t 6. Thn Oratorio and Concert, undertaken by Mr. ?mil eaten, for the ptirpose of intreheing to the Liverpool public, the eetebtated Italian singer, Sig nota GRAMM!, were performed on Tuesday last, to very brilliant and crowded audience. The con course at the music-hall, in the evening, was greater than we have witnessed for a number of years. The Creation, for the seGond time at Liverplol, was the morning's performance at the oAiagenTha pel, in Paradise -street, and the precision and effeet with which it was executed, under the sole conduel of an individual, were perfeAly astonishing. In this weighty undertaking, Mr. YAK zwicz has most certaiely fulfilled his engagements to the public, with signal honour to himself, and, from what we could hear, with universal approbation. Taking the performances of the morning and the evening, and reviewing them as a whole, we have no hesita tion in saying, that we never witnessed any thing in the musical way which was more happy in the design, or more perk& in the execution. During the performance, G ASSIer sang two serious airs, in a style of unrivalled excellence. The air of .s Oh Lord have miry span use!" by Peacrottsr, was given with charafferistic sublimity, and unspeakable effect Her voice is deep, rich, and meilow, teyond any thing we ever heard. To us it appears to have this rare and felicitous qualification, that arm= pleas- ig; and harmonious combication of sounis seems to be emitted at the Lime instant, and her transitions from high to low, when suddenly made, strike the ear as it proceedirg from two different persons; is fad, this illusion is so strong, that for a considerable time we are unwilling to gift credit to the evidence of our senses. Mr. SPR•T displayed his clear and energetic voice, particularly in the recitatives, with uncom mon e&d ; and Miss NICHOLSON, Mrs. SALMON, sad Mr. MLR LDITU, executed, with their usual abi. Eq. the other principal vocal parts. Mr. Yams. wicz, in concluding the whole, has justly added to the great and acknowledged eminence he had at tained in public opinion; and Miss Ntiwor.sorr promises to be a favourite of no common at traaion. EDINBURGri, Aucurr 15. - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY.. Monday came on before the Court, the trial of John Thomson, mason, lately residing at the foot of Leith Walk, and Job's Mhos, otherwise John Nel ms, labourer, lately residing in South Leith, accused of forgery, and of fraudulently uttering and vend log forged guinea notes of the Bank of Scotland, knowiog them to be forged. Tire libel states the places and times at whizli the forged notes were ut tered by the Prisoners, in the North Country. The indiament also gates, that en the Sth of May the Prisoners were apprehended at Aberdeen, and while under examination there before a Magistrate, two forged notes dropped from the pocket of John Thomson, and twenty-nine forged notes were found upon him, marked and numbered, and fifty-five forged notes, blank in number. That some of the said forged notes, marked and numbered, were Ilse found on John Nilsen, kc. The prisoners pled Noe Gettig. After the witnesses were examined, the Lord Ad vocate addressed the Jury on the part of the Crown, as did Mr. Cathcart for the prisoner Thomson, and Mr. Bell for Nihon, after which the Lord Justice Clerk summed up the evidence in a very impartial manner. The Jury returoed their verdia on Tues day, unanimously findirg both the prisoners guilty of tattering eight of the notes libelled, knowing them to be forged. The Counsel for the Pannela pleaded in arrest of judgment, that no sentence could, pass on the verdia, in respett that one of the Jurymen had gone out of Cowt after they were order ed by the Court to inclose. but before they &dually wore inclosed. Several persons were examined on oath as to the faa of the Juryman's absence, which occupied the Court the greater part of the day. The Court are to hear Counsel on the above point to-mot row. Seven farms, all the property of one nobleman, consisting of 2,203 acres, Scots measure, were lately let, in Galloway, for the sum of 7,4401. Thursday last, a very melaNcholy accident hap. pened at the Marsh coal-pit, near Bri,tol. As two men and three boys were being drawn up from the pit, the lope, attached to the box in which they were, broke, and precipitated them to the bottom. The men and two of she boys were killed, and the other boy materially injured. What renders the accident still mere distressing, two of the unf,is - inmate sufferers were the husband and son of a poor woman now left destitute of support, with a family of seven children. On Friday last, General Murray, Commandant of the Disuia in the neighlsom bocci of Chelmsford, gave a Grand Ball and Sapper to the Ladiei. at Monlsham Hall, the seat of Sir H. Mildmay. The preparations were truly elegant and costly. The noble ball-room, in that spacious mansion, was fitted up for the occasion in a style of unrivalled bril liancy marl taste. The magnificent diamond-cut drop chandeliers, aided by myriads of Grecian lamps, and cliental branches, formed altogether a coup d'es4 which could not be surpassed. A pupil of the late Mr. Calton, furnished and superintended the lights. The lawn in the front of the house was illuminated. The company arrived about half-past nine o'clock. At ten precisely, General Murray opened the gall, with the beautiful Miss M.Leod, the amiable pro .. , te,i of Lady Campbell. About 22 couple followed. A very sumptuous supper was arranged on several tables in the adjoining apartments, whereon covers were placed for the whole of the company. Two hundred and twenty persons partiwk of the enter tainmect. soon after one o'clock in the morning. Dancing soon after re-commenced. and was kept np with proper spirit until six o'clock. Two bands of military music played delightfully ; namely, those attached to the Ayrshire and Cambridge Mi litia. during the time the company far at table. The Earl of Harawicke, and the Hon. Mr. Yorke, were present. in full regimentals, the first as Colonel of the Cambridge Militia, and the other as the Lieut.- Colonel. Likewise, of the party. were Lady Camp bell, Lady Smith Burgess, Sir David Hunter Blair, and Capt. Blair his brother. lvafrair. tifirEiLtthßkck. "JP•IITsiIOUTH, AtIOUSi Sailed His Majesty's ship Argo. with a convoy , far Africa ; also the following vessels under convey, viz. Cliorkton, West; for the South Seas; London Pa./et, Renton, far the Cape of Good Hope ; also joined them from the Downs, the Sir Andrew Hnrn rannd, Barr, bound to Bermuda. Also sailed His Majesty's ships Capsein ' Ganges, and the King's-fiber. with the fleet for the Mediterranean, to meet the transports expetled to join them.—Wind E. Transports are now colleaing here to receive on board the Ist and 2:1 battalions of the 40th regi ment, the 18th regiment, and 21st regiment of in fantry, and some other troops, which are not yet ar rived ; reports are various as to their destination. The Spencer, of 74 guns, Hon. Captain Stopford, is getting ready with all possible dispatch, for Chan nel service. Arrived the Ann armed brig, from a cruise off Guernsey. The veteran General Sir George Osborne, Bart. is here, attentive to the Comforts of that fine regi ment, the 40th, of which he is Colonel. . Five °Wail, p.m. The trancports, amounting to about fifty, have just appeared off St. Helots's, with a light wind from the S. E. having on board the troops for Sicily. The Captain and Ganger, which have been waiting some weeks for them, are now getting under weigh. DOVER, 11.10. 18.. Bailed yesterday, the Royal Oaf, of Dover, Lurk burst, with merchandise, for Londoa; and the Fortuna, of and for London, Davis, light. This morning, the transports with the troops on board, have once more sailed from the Downs. DIAL, •uts. 18. Sailed from the Downs, last evening, after post, she Explosion, Deranatian, and the Fury bombs, with the transports with troops on board, and the out ward bound, &c. under convoy for Portsmouth. Arrived, this morning, the Edgar Man of war, Right Hon. Admiral Lord Keith, from the West ward ; and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind N.E. • DRAIN/If, ADO. 19. The Connt•se of Elgin cutter, commanded by Lieu. tenant Brown, in returning to Ramsgate, from at tending Lord Keith to the Sums coast, fell in with a large Ftench lugger, three times her force and strength. After a spirited aftion of an hour and half, she made the Frenchman sheer off with great slaughter, and the loss of two prisoners taken is the attempt to board the &Haters of Elgin. We are sorry to say, that the brave Lieutenant Brown was badly wounded in his hand, and that the Master, Mr. Rutter. we are afraid, will lose his leg. Four of our knave rations are wounded, ewe of Whom are since dcad. Oa Saturday, the Sperfee, a very fine frigate, built on the model of the Retutensee, the largest in the service, was launched in excellent style from Mr Ross's yard, Rochester. The Spartan, 38 gun frigate, built at Mr. Ross's yard, Rochester, is taken into dock, to be fitted immediately. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, have cfireeled two ships to be laid down in the dock- yard, the Howe, Ist rate, and the Trgfalgar, 2d rate. •sELNOCR, AUG. 16. I have much pleasure in acquainting you, that the Jamaica Beet may be immediately looked for; the Lady Coots, Banner, one of them, arrived early this morning ; parted on the 2d instant, in thick and blowy weather, on the south end of the Grand Bank of Newfoundland. They had fine weather through the Gulph of Florida, and were all safe when the Lady ClOil parted ; they consisted, at time of sailing, of near 160 sail, and left Negril Bay on the 24th June, under convoy of the Hercule, f 44, Sur veil/ante and F.►fra?e frigates, and Erb* sloop of war. Tne following is a list of the Clyde vessels in the fleet, all for this port: Columbus Road; Katy, Bet ; Mary, Alexander Jamaica. Burns ; Robert, Black ; Jessie, Curran ; lolly, 800 ; stranger, Loudon; Elites, Anderson; and Margaret Bogle, Mointit. The Mars, Fish ; and Achilles, Douglas t of and for this port, were both loaded, and ready to join convoy, but it blew so strong from the N. E. that they could not get out of Falmouth harbour. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ARRIVILID, At Cowes--the Cornsdia, Post, from Charleston At L.Terocrol--the Winchester, Burke, from Nova Semis ; Ch.irles. Atwell; stsd the New Guide, Hall, from New York; George, Pawn's tram Virginia; Sisten, Park, from Cron ; Diana, ---.....; and the Satisfaction, Middleton, from Rip. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Matthew Parr and John Bowdon, of Manc h ester, in the county of Lancaster, fustian. manufaeurers. Mach 91, 11106. Joseph II a ri I and William Taylor, of St. Paula Church yard, drifted. August 7, 1106. John Richardson and George Them, late of Stenehmen. Nor. 17, 1935. Sarah Lon-d,le, Itihn Sayer, and Elizabeth Middleton, of West Smithhele, London, eine, brandy, and hormetchants. August 19, 1906 Benjamin Satnuda and James Nesdliam, Bell Brewhouse, Tottenham, In the county of Middlesex. August 9, 1906. Lanes Carr, of Sheffield. in the enmity of York, and Wit ham Hurst, of West Smithfield, tn the pat ish of St. Sepulchre, In the coui.ty of Middlesex saw-makers. August 1 , 1906. Henry G. Beetson And R. W. Lloyd, attorneys, solicitors, and agents. Dec. 6, 1906. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGILD _ _ _ F r an c is Drake, of Plymouth, in the couse4 of Devon, halter, dealer and chapman, from August tY , to Sept. V, at ten, at Guildhall, L. - Aaiun. BANKRUPTS. Rol ert Elliott, late of Barnley, rn the eeunty of Lancaster, annari•manufreturer, dealer end chapman, to surrender, Sept. 4,3, and :10, at eleven, at the house of William Ward, the RJ:I sod Mouth lon, in Leeds, in the county of York. Mill, - neys, Mr. Lee, of Leeds; and Mews. Sykes and Knowles, New lon, London. Thomas Kew, late of the town and counts of the town of Nottingham, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Sept. 1, at six, 2, at nine, and 3n, at five, at the Punch Road, in the town of Nottingham. Attorneys, Meters Jamson and Leeson, Nottingham ; and Mr. Ruder, Fetter-lane, London Thomas Dunathau, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, hdork•meker, dealer and chapman, to surrender, Sept. 16, 17, and 90, at eleven, et the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Minas. Parr and Thompson, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. October 11. Samuel Ferrand Waddington, of York-meet, Southwark, r. the couaty of Surrey, banker, hop merchant, dialer and chairman, et ten, at Giiiidhall, London. Neiembor S. Clamaphar Teabdate, and William Teisda:e, , ~^~,"s?= t .. of Tlianset.street, in thecity tf London, bnaken,. ere and chapinen, at ten, at Gu i i r ttudi. London. October 14 Samuel Kradbury, of Alderagate-street, In city of London. banker, broker, dater and Chipman, twelve, at Guildhall, London. September 12. Jame. Graham, late of Mildenhall, and I of Stoke, neat a:e a land, in the county of Sof elk, hair., chant, enoliolder, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Intl, en Mildennall. September Id. Clememina Wilson, et Manchester, i n caroler of Laneaste:, w..ollen-draper and dealer, at three, the Bridgewater Arm, Inn, in Manchester. September 31.1. John Rhodes and John Josef:mond, of cheater, in the county of Lancaster, cotton raunufaet n ,,, dralere and chalomen, at three, at the lliiduwater Annie in Manchester. September 15. William Moline', late of Pudwy, in the of Calverley, In the cerium of York, aleyealter, dealt chapman, at eleven, at the house of William liaMiA, Rose and Crown bin, in Leed., in the said county or Y, September 13. • Thomas Johnson, of St. Martin',-coup ceite -square, in the county of Mid , tleseu, uiniorella de.le, an.l chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. October Id. William Mac Alpine, of Alderigatostreet,. city of London, merchant, broker, dealer and cbapame, tw.,.re, at Guildhall, Lowden'. Oatober 11. Joh , . Tullwk, the younger, of Samigelaoio n. London, broker, merchant, dealer and chapman, at Guildhall, Lando e. September I. Henry Vaughan and Richard Vaughan, of Live% pool, tee the county of Lancaster, groom, d•alen Ind chaprneu, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, in Dak-stzeet, Liserpool. September It John Guilds!, Witrninck, of Plymouth, i the county of Lleron, merchant, dealer and ebapman, four, at the King's Arms Inn, in Plymouth. CERTIFICATES—Sae?. S. William Hinshaw, late of Saint Cetheriaes. near the of London, coal a:vd lime-merchant, dealer and cha r ein. Jeremiah Cother, of Fitcheornbe, to the county of filiescener a clothier, dealer and chapman. Thomas Deigliton, of Manchester, in the comity of Llama, calic.v•minter, dealer and chapman. Ralph Thompson, of The town and county of die Southampton, shipbuilder, merchant, dealer and man John Whitaker, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, dealer and chapman. Mary Robbing and Catherine Robbins, of Birmingham, in i. county of Warwick, shopkeeper., dealers and chapeomeo. INSOLVENTS. Prisoners confirms! far Debt, who intend to take the Sene4t an Aft pawed in the Forty-sixth Year of His present P jerty's Reign intauled, " An AS for the Relief sat e Insolvent Debtors." PRISONERS in His Ylsjesty's Prison of the FLEET, FIRST isOTICII. ichsrdJones, (arrested by the name ofJohn Jones), (welly of No. 74, Jermyn- street, in the parish of St. James , the county of Middlesex, and late of No. 41, Skinner stret,, the parish of St. Sepulchre, in the city of London, Ans., (and lately removed by Habeas Ciarpus fro% Giltspar-street Conipter). James M'Nish, formerly of Liverpool, and tattedy in ferent houses In Standishgste-stroet, Wipn, in as palatine of Lancaster, carpenter and timber-merchant. PRISONER in NEWGATE, for the County of Middlesex. FIRST NOTICZ. Thomas Like, formerly of Old Stompton and deem drugton, both in the county of Middles ex, Gentleman. MEZTINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-1110111110W. William Davide. Holborn, Middlesex, linen-drapes Thomas Jordan Hookhans„ New Mood street, Middle sex, bookseller Robert Adam*, Fenchurchatreet, London, optical and mathernat mai instrument-makes Charles SuStec; Leut.road, Southwark, Surety, testier Thomas Shorwin, Tower-street, London, winersnercbant DIVIDENDS. French' Rowley and Thomas Ogren, late et' Roadie/as, London, wine and brandy.mercha Thomas Main, Brook-street, St. Pancras, Milldksen, stonemason PRICE OF STOCES YLITIIIIRDAY. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Reduced LI per Cent. Consols fain/ 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy Lon( Annuities Short Annuities -16 Imperial Aaneitire Orrimum India Bonds Exchequer Bins English Lottery Tickets Consols for T. BISII, Stuck-bn.ker, No. 4. Carnhill, end 9, Ch 01400119111 IRISH STOCKS. AUGOOT 14. 1806. Gov. Debentures Si per Cent. Got. Debentures, 5 per Cent Govt. Stock 5 per Cent. Royal Canal I.nan, 4 per cent. 941 COURSE OF EXC amstardem 36 9 it U. Data. at 3102 f:6••••• Rotterdam c.f 11 9 U. Hamburgh 34 9 111/. Altura Pans .. Data Us. 14 13 inendeaux Y4 MANGE, Au• 19. Grin .. 47 Ur. fie, Ventee n. C6O Date. • losbein 6ll Oporto 6ll Dublin 191 . Cork 16 eiraerew. I. r. 4 • Fennel Gold I. Cite and Bars per oz. 4 --.-- New Dnublootte... -- New DOI laf• .•• • . 3 5 Silver in Sees .... .... 661 Nen Lout even Agin of the hank .1 Hotlsee li 34 per Cent. y LS / ly !S.) llf to) 3l 61 dirt Cedis Ditto Madrid Ditto 11f1bn0.371 Leghorn 3l# Naples Dublin on London (3, Bella,* on London (it Belfast on Dublin !Do BIRTH. At Edinburgh, en the 4th Instant, Mt.. Ferguson, of r•s .afely d,l,Teted of a sou. MARRIAGES. On the 14th inst. George !Audition, Esq b. Miss Seatsh" 4, daughter of Thomas Rcatcherd, Z-q .I.oth of Hull. At Hanley, Stafford. on the 3th in•tenl. by the Rev. A- Z. Aitkins, Johrr Hatherley, of Fishwick. Devon, t Mitt Martha %Vi'con, daughter of David Wilson, Esq Ifsnley, Stafford. Monday. at Edgeware, by . the Rev. John De Vol, R.eer of Alitenhani, Richard Rrown, Esq. of Lower Tooting• to Miss Williams, eldest daughter of John IN rllams, Lq• Slllll,oller of Has Majesty's Customs. DEATHS. On Friday sennifsht, at Walton linirse, near Towbushels after* humorous/ ii 111,014, sustained with Christian pati , lrce r Nl i t Smi:home, rend o f th e l a t e N ic h o la s Smithsend, Eur. 4 ' same plate. At Hackney . , on Mllll , lll morning. Ws. Harrs•, wife 0 r Wm. Hardy, Es q . alter a painful a.orl hntennl 0.11.•er. Ott the 14th instant, Was Clare L.thions, mete • ill, third dauthter of Dr. Tloomas Latham, of Bette!, in Ke at HltiH WATER, 111 IS OA% ILJNUUS• t,"itAS" Harn....34. min. otter 6 I Even .... 58 min .f.gr• ci• IIIPA , =•••••• -- LONDON , -4minted b. G DAVIDSON. No. 17, f log* now-str,rt. Co,ent•Gorden, and mat Fished I t t" Office. Nn IS, Back of St. O•ment's Chwet I, Si r .g rt. ^I W. STUCK, of No 7, New Boltnn.stroe` Long M" °niers, Ac. fo r thus Paw. sent to the 0140 Us . • will he duly attended M. In ors ni NU , rte, 1( Mac . T H etrirer., I MIN N e paid, Bun i let awl s( log 34,,ir 'I York L'lc. Art,lt,. 1, nicker, The in th e r. 1 man, at is. , bl•• et• n vv. tli I 1.1. at The of Live% tea end fleet, a . M. with, in Lriet aman, at T• 0 Nal to Towel pman. 'CCM% VIA Anteater, r l town of nd chap. R Amster, 171 m, in the vsomen. • P j Ileneot seen Ma- t 1 of cortaii D LET. , (wetly mis,"Th the reneel, In on, Artist, • 41 epsneYett I in ten di!: ) the county Midd'esex. 1 •ce of Pad- en:mit. HALL, tr• s 10 10 mad 10 tie 10 hat 11 hate. It Nes, It =:1•=10 r. 214 1111 • so pdtil y. 15-1 i 7-16 iIIU . s. die. a. die.