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. - - Wray, althiStigh suppectA I, y tie frame' amid the heads of the Ceurt. I. hOwever.. yd WO •rpposcd by the Court ; oppoord briha,,, * Ap parettn'to the Throne; opposed by elrf ricOloot ea pensioner ; .and opposed by the gpl djatamd from the, pockets of the people of Engiarhl (A es / if N o ! Ale! from tome quartera ; 641 rts: Yes! h from wilf.l:B, interrts,niket with bud applaide .1 I have 'VI* doubt. however, but I shall triumph ; only '-. do net relax in yonr endeavottn—l will not do 1 to in mine. On the fifteenth day of the poll .. you will see me here. Although the people of P Westminster should he false to themselves, I "will be true to them and to myself. Should we unfortunately tint ultimately succeed, it will be a defeat to public liberty. and to the independence of Westminster. But I cannot entertain any snob fear. It will he the Elaine, of Westminster that lane lwen sacrificed to the basest Coalition, for the r.itinhversinn of the liberties and independence of a • fire people, that ever was set on foot. This I may s.isi will he then the last popular Famtien that can eVIT take plate in Westminster; for. if it cannot be ohixined now, it can never be obtained at .all. Mr. Witi l lwrAd Yhould have mentioned my rinciplcs. %.11,-n he attempted to dem @ from ate. ►as said t'. Fe a Jacobin ; but I equally despise the asernieu a..dttat caltinonators. I hold in my bead, Gentle ' tree. a book, containing the Evidence take* upon its Thal of Arthur O'Connor, at Madame; ta which is to be found the testimony of Mr. - Whit bread. It than avows that that Geadeursa was sot aimed to eau Ollessor as Isis friend ; I say, this Mr. Wlsidaread.-this Whig—who stands for ward ibis der its reissatilieus imp unjustly. I disavow all seek erreseiess 34$ priacipies en known; any lee an the Vag a nd thwaitetioa will. I trust, be fryer essfissass. twit** you an sincere thesis for yawnwitagetelow lIW. sod have oalfto nes& mood that rue *Nisittusaajorilisaus friends that it 540. on cams sisslosit irrisk - tor which we are e~riatg." • . Mt. Pans hedge mow asselsifed his apssch, • ohms le jawed dews from she hassiags. ashoogst es illgelmlosed was, as isamsely.issoveyad hems in weep& • Ihnessaeouree of people was at this time weed ' rest. aid the shouts a Pauli, Neil. resoand y quarter. r-s-seer AUDDLESSX ALLACTION. • + y.V fanalkaa to 4140.111111111114. the election "ear Celigniossi 110106041; du* hoer We Is ilie aseiniew s ices net nancesimuneen sad asa wa wa" ea %lithe* italtilMataalane laterr*Pdaa slain,. A feel loon ormills wok plate, hut the inserfoneneentelso pailltagranwo Ptartand say • guichief. At low 01alidt the poll closed. • the eunot+ers ilepseeeslni ltillow 3 , , • 4 ) 5 JIAL. Sirs . si, Ir. Biudett - . 1101 . . Mr. Bv No then cote forererds and endeavoured 40 esp. sr his acknowledgerists to fhp 1110ers, for Ilse very elevated situation in With Ilbefibillslassed Item %spat the day's poll: beitc_ffip . 11oibif and amour of dm poPorge avelllbilhivtlilkile !If his wt.:aft& Sall hawks sierillortiog; hiasilig. Sod roatuoir # the bliMlZMllbdalleiriti.Wa 4, l4 to MAW his Isenv e .and sallirdi . _ _?' -‘ ' . " 4 "r • '" PPS` D. Air Fir abut . Del sae+ I N 11111111Millitli viol . eitude. amid.t thunders of applauti. Stribitiketted, i d that r‘stwlthstaucling the state Of . the poll this day. he had no doubt bar the indetsmart spirit of Me Elation. of Meddlers would place him torrenw is. the situation hie adversary them held. At ila events, so circumstances whatever. he wake iiihiellea; would slacken the efforts of the thillhislifildbpiaillest Steams of Middles's; and be wilibilde arm liktro sent contest. to give them gym'? I '•r• seeing and trwilistisiting that node he car.sidesed die tritons of thelpilfillis do the swans -everted on the port OF this Otheit darns he mold tort be effirtitiord at the belt** him ; but this dars yell was by sae ' • the slightest reunion to judge by. : I t i tiag from the seal and marks exertions of to be able to out-poll his adversary. 'fle a foe Westminster engaged. ac present. miry of his friends ; others were also engaged in other con tested eleaions• And this might, in some deism, accosts for the slackness of the poll. He shortly coochtded, by requesting his friends le err that seal in his behalf, which tney bad ever does (To Ibis speech there were load applause., tictompared with !OM =arks of disapprobation hose the fibre side.) • • Mr. Met t. ass said, he did sot mesa to deter the Elation one moment at this late hour of the sins. He was sure they were all wry hungry, and willed to go home. (Hes? Me cry of oir. of sff. was .vi. keeled from one sad of tie aratiess may ether., Mr. Mellish endeavoured to be beard, bud returned Wanks to his (liras for efs day's support. But the anise Wli so great from all quarters, he was at lan obliged to retire. l'he Sheriffs gave notice, that the Poll would be 1 armed at eight o'clock in the morning, and so sominue eery lay daring the Elation. The Sheriffs and Candidates returned to town with the arm cavalcade they bed dam est' the preceding day. The roads were crowded with persons, cberL " leg the fri, ods of Sir Francis Berdete as they passed along. The crowd increased as they stp prosched war town, and the niirebr• of persons who waited the arrival or the Hon. baronet, near his ova boost, in Piccadilly, was immense. Upee his arrival sham he u-as greeted by the loud and reiterated acclamations of the popuiace, which careered for a great length of time atter he Ind reused into bis house. ......sesso-......wessee. • Mr. Grattan it still mast successful in his canvas. He has not , Apes ienced many refusals from the 11111411. 141 MAitgry'l pleas..tte ha , not yet been signified is due form, urn the sentence delivered in by the General Court Martial leo+, h.-ld at Dublin Bar racks. upon the d! .ero rid privates of the Militia, for rl.e. outrage at TtOlatn , •te, lint it is generally dints tht that no .stuns c6etespismee will mut,. On Thn•siay night law, a numerous and despe rate banditti. armed and disguised. attac'aed the SA/nun weii, et llo.r:•rne, near Bodmin, the pro piety of r't: list. Dr. ft A . 4 mess, which they entirely wesucrpol. . - . • Air.AfL INTELLIGENCE. ' • • roepenotren. COY. 1 0- BeurADleleal Marra, sails is the Pe4obemss. of 64 aunts. Capt: Maywood. the moment the Camel store ship can be got ready to he towed out oldie harbour. The Beres frigate, and Flying-Asa sehtviter, ate to be of his squadron. The grassiest exertions are making to gel the Camel ready. Se. viral ships from Plymouth are to join hint eft' that port. A company of contraa.riggers were placed on the breeleaught. this morning, to get her ready for commission. She was taken oat of dock on Friday. The Name, 74, Here 74 . , and the Foie 74. part of flip John Warren's squadron, are expeeed bare from Plymouth, to be repaired. Arrived the his, of SO guns, Admiral Sir E. Gower, from Newfoundland, in fourteen days. The Admiral has completed his commission on that station, of which he was Commander-in-Chief-and Governor, three years. flailed to Cowes, the Blonde and atheatlaere, with the West India convoy. PLYMOUTH. NOY. ft. Arrives' a Remy cutter; listiorsio hired armed ship; aloe lugger; Amethyst, 36 guns, Capt. Sey mour, from Ireland ; La 46ilk. 36 guns, Captain Winthrop, from the Channel fleet. • Came in and sailed again, the Gtiperer, of 74 guns. To-el tailsd His Majesty's ship Mere, 74 gums, Capt. !Atkins to-join the Channel fleet, from thence she is expeded to resume her station off Rochfort ; vase to the Westward the lenient gun-brig, Lieut. Mortis. ALSIOUTH, NOV. A. Arrived here this day the Princess Revel, of OS guns. Capt Reynells, from off Brest. The Expeditions still remain here, waiting a fair 'rind.—Wind S. W. Y AIMOLTI4, NOV. 10. Bailed yesterday, Admiral Russel, with the Fleet under his command, for a cruise off the Teed, con sisting of the following ships. viz. Majestic, Edgar, Dads's'', Snarly, Residence, Nassau, Afriadae, Cruet*, Loornee, Censor, and 2 cutters. The Recheck, and Snipe, are the only ships of war in the Roads. Arrived a cutter from the Elbe, with dispatches of importance ; also arrived the Lark, Capt. Dell, from liatnbro'. with mails and passengers. They inform me, that the French troops, headed by Bo naparte, entered Berlin on the 24th ult. and that he had taken the King's Palace as his residence ; hut nothing further can I learn. DEAL, Nay. 10. Came down ftom the River, the t.threrd Foot, lending', for Jamaica, with several other outward bound vessels; and sailed from the Downs with the Genteel Sleno,rl East Indiaman, and the rest of the outward-bound, tkc. smiler convoy of the Derails nen bomb for Portsmouth; and the Phe&e frigate, +.6e.—Vrusd R.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. A ' Off Doetie...the Jeanine, barber, from Dublin; and the He. itorpriae, Packwood, (ruin New York. At Cower—th. Indian Chief, (mm New York. At,Fot John Bowyer, Wein Quebec. Al raigiuGol..4l2ll atetble;S. 11106111, Dom St Übe% dit liossi—th• ibiampour Aahfued ; and the Richard. Ppm Ildeedlotandignid At i.hperpedAlllllMeine. Waldridge, from Quebec; Ottatibi, likever,iedm RAW vs II Centurion, Spalding, from New Yakt imeAtieilieentil Pet lons, (rum Archangel.. al 0•14M466 + 4 :11, trout Hundures. Al asotterpeahejeiliy . hals, trona Cadia Ae iffideltiadmoweao ke . .Stake, from Lendoa ; and the Mee likemoh, hum eie.olyehr. At Savmsegi••••thn Ir.ilon. Gfe mu, Gem the Clyde. CONVOY. Holies is hereby give*, shat it hes beets jediteri expedient to deter the appegixtaient of a enemy from Lath Roads so the got, uedl Norther isitelligeoee shall be received. Council Chamber, VANlseralt. Nee.; liGi. INNIMMIRINeeII= EDINBURGH Nov. 7. HIGH COUR r Or JUSTICIARY. The Osset inn *gain en the sth instant, on the case of Ain thillioso. and John Nihon, or Nebo'', ac cused of forging se tittering guinea notes Of the Bank of Scotland, knowing them to be for ged. The prisoners were brought to trial on the II th of Artgart last for the above crime, when the^ pleaded Net iptil,The trial then proceeded. and after the Counsel he the Crown, for the Pannels, and the Loan Jitttea Ct.rax, had addressed the Jory, they were ordered to inclose. When they had re tired. one of them was missing, but afterwards re turned, was inclosed, and concurred in the verdid, unanintouly finding both Pannels :ruin, of uttering eight of the notes libelled, knowing them to be fused. On the verdiß being read, the Counsel for don Pastels insisted that no judgment could pass on it. RS 000 Juryman had left the Court before they were inclosed. MeV he,. absent about 15 or SO minutes, and had conversed with several people be fore he returned. The Counsel for the Crown answered these objections, and maintained, that the Juryman, when out of Court, had no conversation witk any person relative.to the trial. The Court examined all the people with whom the Juryman 4 to have conversed, and took down their was said I evidence in writing. The Court ordered informations, and again ad journed the diet till the 4th of November, when their Lordships advised the informations, and de their opinions at considerable length. Three of their Lordships, viz Lords Justice Ct.zist, DUNSIPINAiI, and Mcanowaztra, were fur repell ing the objellims—the other two, Lords CR AI Ci and Cut. sem, v.cre for sustaining it—Lord Am MA DA Le was not present. The Court, therefore, by a ma jority, repelled the objation, and, in consequence of the verdia of the Jury, ordained the Pannels to be executed at the common place of execution in this city, on Wednesday the 10th of December nizt. The Lean Jcstica CLitat, in prononncing the judgment of the Court, addressed himself in very pathetic tering to the Pannels, who appeared much alk-Olect by their awful situation. The Cow; delayed pronouncing sentence on Mati•rft Cionstm4Al4o. ° contreed of poisoning her hirclasd at ?cm Spring Circuit, till the 14th instant. _ . . WoISG.OW. llos. Ss ' ' I The big Nw, of Irfiee, fiesigutbee, is tald to I be is the River. ' • tome of a Loner hoot a Praeger,: «least 144 Molly, of Lane, Islet lost of Om Coact of Viand, to his Friends, Met Ayr, &ad Dublin, Oa. 30th. "The day after we left Ayr. the 15th inst. it blew so hard from the S. W. we could not make Larne, but were driven into the• Western Ocean; for four days the sea made a passage over us, and our mast went over by the board. We were 36 souls on board, without viauals or water; when on the 13th, at four o'clock in the morning, being then about 100 miles from land, a ship appeared to windward ; on my hailing (bring, at that time, the only person on board able so to - do), she came up to us, mid proved to be the Better-lari-still, captain Yeoman, from St. Petersburgh, to Loudon, with hemp and iron. We were taken on board of her, and, after elevr e tsys, landed here, the weather being so tem nous, that we could not be Lnded either at the Isle of Man, or Holyhead. Provisions at last ran so short, that each man had but half a biscuit and an ounce of pork a day. " ' ~ . .. _ . ... Tuesday sennlght, the Anniversary of King Willi am's Birth Day, was celebrated in Dublin.—Few insignia of party were exposed; and the Castle gave a proper proof of its liberal principles, by ne glefting the paltry parade which has heretofore ren dered the Government of the country obnoxious to the majority of the inhabitants. In the evening, the Lord Mayor gave a dinner to a large company. The Nancy. W A LPEa, ►ound to London, is lost in Riga Bay, with several others. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. TARTNERSIIII% DISSOLVID. Wiflian Wadou and Rotertlrot, of Sunderland, in the county of Durham, grocers and porter-merchants. May 6, 1106.. William Scott and John M'Ctoud, ef Woolwich, in the county of Kest, wheelwrights. October 311,1816. John Jeremy, 15 Miens lemma, and David Jeremy, of the Strand, in the county of Middlesex, linea.dtapers. November 8, 1806. John Jobling and Robert Butcher, of No. IS, Fleet Market, London, dealers In brandy and ether liquors. Neeember 3, 1806. John Br.ce, and Richard Thompson, of Fontefrad, in the county of York, chymists and druggists, wine and spirit mar. chants March 14, 1805. John Raturrien, and William Rantaden, of Slaighwaite, and James Ramsden, of Lalindtns Nook, mod Julie Dixon, el Sheepridge, in the parish of Iludderdeld, in the county of York, wooden manufacturers, dyms, and cepa/Mere. December 7, 1605. lti^bard Mode and Samuel Drew, Nu. 40. New Bond-street, in the county of Middlesex, anon-drapers. November 8, 111418. Clement Cotterill and William Cutterill, of airminglons, in the county of Warwick, and Tigll4./lo Couerill, of New Ysek, S.nictsca, men:bents. September 30, 1305. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. David Stevenson, of the Strand, au the county of Middling*, beet and shoemaker, dealer and chapntan, hum Nonsmoker . 13, to January 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSF.DED. Joseph Glover, WJlwrn Edward., John Embury, and Will. ham Cross, late of the city of Worcester, bankers, &atm, and chapmen. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Carter, of the tOW1;of h,rigstort-upon-Hull, in the county of the some towu, victualler, 'putt-merchant dealer ' and chapman, to surrender, November 27, 99, and December 23, at eleven, et the house of Hannah Pianos, the Red• Lion, near Monk liar, York. Attorneys. Mr. Munby, York; and Mr Evans, Tinivies-inn, London. Richard William DIN: Srhmeder, of White-lion -court, Bin:bin-lane, in the city of London, merchant, underwriter, broker, dealer, and Chapman, to surrender, November 22, at two, 25, and ecember 23, at one, at Guildhall, London. At torneys, Manta. E. and T. Dawes, Angel•court, hrogmee• ton-street. Charnel Bateman, of Derby, in the county of Derby, money scrivener, to surrender, November 14, at six, 15, and December 23, at eleven, at the King's-Anne Tavern, in Derby. Attorney, Mt. T 4011131 Leman, Temple, Lowden. Robert Primer, late of Carlton-Redo, in the county of Nor fo/k, Maw, dealer and chapman, to amender, December 1, at five, t, at ten, and 23, at eleven ' at the Cock Inn, in Attie burgh, in the county of Norfo lk. Aherneys, Mr. Cdy of Thetford, iii the county al Nperalk ; and Eimer. Bantam awl Martin, Furniyars Inn, London. William King, of King-street, Hammersmith, in the Mealy of Middlesex, •iEttraller, dealer and chairman, to nonheihr, November 21, 29, and December 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Lew dun Atowney, Mr. Field, Richmond-building, Soho. Thomas Stutterd and labes Stuttard, of Lindley, in the parish of Huddersfield, in the county of York, and TIMMS Littirimod, of Oldfield, in the parish of Alroondbury, in the aid county, merchants, manufaAurers, dealers and chaplain, an surrender, December 4,5, at the Reanaden's Areas, in NM. derskeld, in the said county, and December 23, at ten, at the Heaumont's Arms in Kukheaton, 1.1 the said county. At torneys, Mr. Stephenson, of lielnifirth, near Huddersfield aforesaid; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery.lane, London. William Sherratt, of Birmingham, in the tourney erWat wick, carrier, dealer end Chapman, to surrender, November 24, 25, and December 53, at eleven, at the bowie of Charles Wll - known by the name of tine hhakspeare Tavern, in air nsineham. Attorneys, Mr. Nicholls, Taviatuc; place, London; and Mr. Bird, in Birmingham Archibald Smelair, sot Castle-court, in the city of London, merchant, insurairee.broirer, dealer and chap men, to surrender, Neye.uher 22, 99, and December 23, at to I, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce and Son,N hut's lane, Lombard-street. tAmund Howard, of Jienrictelatreet, in the ;iarith of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, money scrivesier, us surrender, Novem ber 15, 29, and Dreendwr 23, at tee, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr Desist Smith, Chrirch-yard-court, Temple. George Lillie •nd Jahn !affray, of Finshrory-place, in the county of Maddleses, merchants, dealzis and chaptuen, to Oaf- NO4 00.11 f 144 at one. 95, at teeter, and December 23, at eleven, at Guedball, LoniLm. Attorney, Mr. George Barrow, Threadneedle-strect. DIVIDENDS. Decdmber 3. W.l:rain Clerk, of the town and port of Hythe, sn the county of Kent, tailor and draper, at ten, at the iling's Heed Inn, Canterhurv, Deeembet 9. Samuel keen, of Great Chatlone-streei, slack friars-reed, in the esuotr 01 Storey, merchant, dealer and chaprnao, at ten, at Girildhall, London . January 24. Solomon Simian, of Lynn, in the county of Norfolk, silversmith and jeweller, dealer and chopmen, at one, at Guildhall, London. December 9 Christopher Teesdale and William Teasdale, of Upper Tharnev•street.:u the city of London, brokers, dealers and chairmen, at ten, at (il .ilJhall, London. December 2 1 /.. Thomas Jenkins a.dl Thome. Frederick Wol -1 len, of High-street, in the borough of Southwark, in the Cunnta of Sauey, and or ehicisecte , , in the county of Sor,eis, linen-drapers, dealers and Mummers, at twelve, et tieddriall, Louden January 27. Charles Gilhert, of St. George's Fields, in the vomit of Surrey, back-suatter, dealer and chapnan, at ten, et Gdildhall, London. D ecv eaw 4. Stephen Faulkner, Lin Dillon, and John Hart, all now or NW of Bolton ill-W.440.11, IA the county of Lair • 1 caster, cotuntominnerv, inu.liii-nsattafacrurers, linen-drapers, I tl deolers and chapmen, at eleven, at the house ui John Stens, the Star, In DVAIIIIg ste, in :Manchester, in the said ..ountr Deecetect 18: - Isaac Linde, et Great St. Helen's, in the cit,, , et Lonittat, vaeteleaut attd ineurance-broktf, dealer and dup. ' wean, at ten, at Guildhall. December 6. yaltri Downie, of Old Broad -street, in the city el London, laantant, dealer and diapason, at wile, at Gem. hall. Ndeember 25. Frederick Judln, otherwise Fedor lwanoff Judi'', late of Angel-court, Thrognnirtrin.atreet, Luirdo n cid aftrewatda of Hatton garden , in the comity of Middle. sex, merchant, dealer, and chairman, at one, at Guildhall. Loudon. December 4. Thomas Hobson, of Louth, in the county of furrier, at eleven, at tile New King's Head Ina, in Louth 'December 10. Robert Sbeardown the younger, of I.outh, in the county of Lincoln, stationer, dealer and chaputan, at tea, at the New litne's Head Inn, in Louth. December 4. Edwatd Cerritt, of Louth, in the eounty of Lincoln, sadler, at ten, at the New Kings Head lan, is Louth. .Dcce tither 20. William Kendall, late of Manchaater-stmet, Mancheater4quare, in the county , of Middlesex, builder, dealer and chorman, at tredve, at Cuildhall,l.errdrin December 2. David Rorrert:on, of gisheirsgate Without, London, tailor, dealer a..d (..iaproan, at ten, at Guildhall, • London. PftC.Cllll>eir 10. John Gillatt, Joseph Hawkeiworth, liam Gillett, now or late of Sliefh.l4, It the coma) "(York alumna-brewers, at three, at the Tontine lon, in Shellield: CERTIFICATES —Dec. 1. Howard Kvan and Edward Ilrokitte, of Wappingalock-strost a and Parldir,gton-street, Middlesex, coal-merehants, +lodes* and chisprIIIIII. Philip Hyams, of Salford, in the county of Lancaster, I , IU , chant, dealer and chenille*. Robert Siring, of Sheibeild, in the county of York, straw.. plater. INSOLVENT. PRISONER in the KINGS BENCH Prison, in the County of Surrey. FIRST NCTICC. John Lodge littliberrty, formerly and late of Lineirlril inn, In the county of Midelleson, Esq. PRICE OF STOCKS, TESTERDAY Bulk Stock 4141 3 per Ceut. R.-duets! 3 per Cent Consols 6io 4 per Cents. -9 ii 5 ',or Cent. Navy • lii; GI 1.0n4 Annuities s II 7461 Stvirt Annuities Imperial 3 per Coat. Ir sti 4 per Ceut Ditto Annuities Orunisto . 4i In,* lob& - 3s.s4s. prew. Excheithar Bills par. 36 pgdm. k:ASIalb LAWN, Ticlsecs Qom* OJT . co , T. 131S1i, St.els.• , . . . . •4. Ceinhill, and 9 IRISH STOCKS. Occ. 31. 1606. Gnv. EtelettnetesSlSer Cast Tot Dino Stork 931 Ditto b par Cent ' j s COURSE OF EXCHANGI—Nov. It. Anattartan .... 36 0 2U. Genoa . 4" Lir. I.c. Dino at Men .. 55 3 Vallee D. C.... 53. Ditto. Rinsertans c. f.. 11 6 1 U. Lisboa 62 Hasabougls 34 1 2 It. Oporto 611 Altana S4 I 2 IT, Nag.. 1 4 1 Pavia l4 0 Lir. Owls 13,1 Dino 2Us l4 4 erten.. I. s. ot Illaumissuz "4 p•.rtun' Geld inCnim Cade 99 asst. and Row !war as. 4 Ditto New Diwaissats... Madttd 351 effect • New Dolls•. .... S S Ditto Billsna .52: Nrw trot. mil .. -- ..- Leptionl •5$ I Asia, i n the Bank of Holland Naples Ddblio a tondos (Oct. St.) I t BIRTHS. On Sunday Int, the Lady of CaptaiC M. If. Scott, floral Na,,, of a daughter, at Iter father% house, in Devoutlaic place. In Manion-square, Dublin, the Lady of the Right Hon. George Rose, Member for the University of Dublin, of a eon. Thornily morning, at his house, in Hindstreet, Manche.. teroquaro, the Lady of Lieuereant-Coluned 'Missies, M. P. of a son. • On the Id inst. at Gloucester, the Lady of Janes Weiler. Esq. of a daughter. On Tuesday, the Lady of Sir Hungerfard Ho,ltyit, Bart of Harman, in the county of Hereford, of a daughter. On Wednesday, at the Rectory, Rum, the Lady of the Rev. Canon Uederwesi, of a son. • MARRIAGE. Thursday, at St. Clements church, Sandwich, by the Rev. Richard Harvey, of Rasnrrate, Wm. Buys, Eq. of Wood inesbortnigh, to Mies £1 Sayer, Amnia daughter of the late Benjamin Sayer, Esq. Dial. DEATHS. On the 9d initant, 'William Scot Macfarlane, at;:•d 18, only SOO of William Macfarlane, Esq. w.iter to the Signyt Early on Tuesday moreirti, the Ad sew at Ashurat, in the Ted tear of his age, t►e Rev. Edward Wilson, D.l) Rector of that ware, and of Idartfield, both in Susses, to which livings be wee riagiaai by the late Furl of Menet. On the It& en. lathe tvt year of his age, at Birilruline. in Dellso se (Aar several years confinement to li.s room) Thomas dinr Hellions, brother to the late S , r Henri, I lort lobe, Brill/ Wiegerwmtb, and each to the present Sir W *did - OW MOW& - NIGH ATER, THIS DAY, AT L /NDON f3RfWGC. min. filer S 1 Evien....‘ min. aftpr 4. SALE BY ATLI'ION. EXCELLENT AND VALUABLE BOOKS. By Mr STEWART, At his Marlton t neoi, No. 194, P.eeed Ily. (opposite Atbanyti Tills DAY, Novzsubet 11, and Three (Glowing Days, at Twelve &Clock, rrHE extensive and vaishible STOCK, belong 1. in! to Kt. LAW, Ro.ikaeilm, late of ST MARTI N 'S CHURCH-YARD, St Martin's lane, retired from Bitainees. Thee consist of, vie in Octavo, Gentleman's Magarine, cent pirate, 96 volt -.Monthly Review, 6D volt ...Voltaire's Workei, Blootialt, 95 vMs Delotet, et oge....liaplie and Tindal's History of England, 22 voh,--:loobraken's Lives of Cl,'. PAillt...rl, 5 VAC leandro ab Alex andria, 2 cols : Cooke and Ilawketworth's Vortges.. 7 veils Histoire Anenenria, G toni.....C.omedias 1-9 1 ‘ 1101 rresiderelle, 15 tom.--Desagulser $ mental Philosophy, 2 vets ..Ortie di Ariesio, 4 cols —I lutt gini Al4OOO, 2 vot..—Hcrffon Histoire Naturelle, 15 tom Swill's VVorkt, 1! : Catsiby's Wiwi, of South Darolqui, naa ..Vertot's Knights of Malta, I volt —Kemp' roe , jaioni I Dictionary, 12 sole.--Sayiea Dictionary, S Inis.....l4apan's England, 4 v015...-Cieeruets . Opera. ap Ald, 7 vole —Stuart's Athtits, I yels.— Muoon s Northernptonshire-.ltarris Ltd flasted's Kent-Auck's Views —Stephens Thesaurus 4 voh --Poeta, Gram, a Steph —.Spen cer de Ligibus, 2 v011a..-Norden". Travels is Istypt--.Picset's Temple of the Mintes-i-litnlsworth's Collection, 4 cols —La ced a ISou.rl Snivev of London, 1 vull.-.4:cuni co% Hebrew 6.lvQ, 1 wl, —Cowper e n the Muiclps..:lllownt' l Jansakalll4l many others, r gorily valuable. To he viewed. and Catalogues had, at the Anettrin Rooth, 194, Piccadilly, LONDON :—Prisft , d b, G. DAVIUSDN, No. 17. Dasig,li C.o.frt, 800-ctfcet. (;oliacinCOrdao. and publohred at the Office, din iS, Bark of St. ac.nealesChweh, Snraml, by W. STUCK, of No 7. Near Boltoo-etreet. Lowe, Acre Orden, le. for th , f Paper, scat to thu Lzfoet-tant) wiU be dell %Wended to.