The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-02-04 00:00:00

r T ~~'. NZW SHERIFF The Council procee, on Slturd.ty, to 'nick the Sheriffs of the different countivs for the ensuing year, as follows : Itedierdshire--Wia. Long, of Kempeton, Ecq. Berkylore—J.lnglebert I.lb,mtuotl, of Tileheot, Muck.--.6.16e4 ►{a, : kwell ['reed, of Tyringham, Ca•ub aul liont—Law. Reynolds, of Sturt r low., Cheshire—Postpolied. Cumberland—Joseph D)k•s Hal!amine Dykes, of Dovenby, Esq D,rlayshire--Francis Brad-haw, of Barton. Esq. Desunshire—Wm.J4cks m, ot Cowley, Esq Dorrtehire—r.lw. Williams, of tleria.igstone, Esq. Essex—James Urinstun i of Chigwell, Esq. tltourestershire —W. Lawrence, sf Shiirdiogron, Esq. licreforildure.—Saitioel U.svies, of Wigiuorc, Esq. Iferthrdshire—George Sullivan Martiu, of Saridnige 'Lodge, Esq. lient—Jotii Morrison, of Deane Dill, Esq. Leirestershire--Frederick Wit. Wollaston, of Shenton, Esq. Anshirs—Wm. Reeve, of too, Peadenhaiii, isfortmourMhire-.-Win. Phillips, of Whitsoa, Norfolk--John Movie, of Mount Ida, Esq. Northamptoitshire--Thornas Carter, of Ed;cott, Esq. Northumberiand—Wns. Linskill, of Ty neo.outh Lodge, Esq. Nottinghamshire...Sir Thos. Wooll.isten White, of Walling w,lk Esq. asoudsltire—Geo•ge Frederick Stratton, of Great Tew Park, Fs+ Rutlandshirc-..Thrimas Hotc►kin, of Tixover, Esq. Smoapriliire—AVoi. BotEild, of Mavlin Leo, Esq. N.iniereetshire—Glifron litheate, of Citric, E.g. StAllordsture—Win Pudt,pa Inge, of Thorpe Constantine, Esq, 'utility of Southanipton—Post;.oned. Suffolk—Michael Wry. Lee Urn!), Esq. of Bury St. Ed. ort,ttid . s. Swref—.Ke.inartt Smith, of Cheam, Esq. Stwelt-.-Wan attune, .4 Kingston by the Sea, Eaq. War, ...:kahttewetimamse Llmd, of Weilcomue, Eiq. Wiltahire—Joht. Paul Paul, of ft , htnit 'Coyne*, Wormatar.turo—Sir Thomas War h ington, of Stasu.ord Claw, req To rkshire...John Bacon Sao rey Marrita, of Rnkeby Park, Esq. LAW MTELLIGLNCE. COURT OF JUNO'S BENCH, W c armiNsict—Ft g. S. JU DGMENTS ENE KIN• V. LOWAKD GOULDBOURTSE, ESQ. The Defendant, in tins case, was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, being convided the Sittings after last Term, upon three indidments, for publishing scandalous libels against Lieutenant Colonel Dorien. and Captains Abney and Bird, all officers belonging to the Royal Reginient of Horse Guards Blue, commonly called the Oxford Blues, and the latter gentleman's wife, contained in p pampi:let, written in, ver , e, by ti.• Defendant : wherein these several prasectvois are turned into great ridicule, under the titles of Numst&il. Tinto- Minn or Sue t y, and Join Win:. Lerd E.I.LENSOROUGII having reae. the minutes of the Trial below, an ample report of which we gave in our Paper of the 3d December last, the joint Affidavit of the Defendant, and his bro ther, Henry Gouldbourne, Fsq. was put in ; ft um which it appeared, that, t.he Defendant was, at the time of wi iting the Libels iu question, an Officer of the Regiment already mentioned, and then only IS years of age. That being yonag and inconsiderate, be had impropetly contra:led debts with several of the Officers of the Regiment, and some of the inhabitants of Canterbury, where he was then quar- Tired, all of which had been sincedischargedb) inset der brother, who had lately attained his twenty-first year, and came into possession of an ample fortune. 'Whiie in the regiment, he was treated with great insult by LieutenantaCnlonel i)orien, one of the Prosecutors, who not only bestowed on him the ap pellation of a swindler, but had inserted Us the Or derly-book of the regiment, some words alluding to his debts, for the ps:rpose of insulting him ; and when be sent Captain Miller to him, he re fused to give him any explanation upon the sob- He farther stated, that he had been treated very ill by the other Prosecutors, particularly Cap tain Sirs!, with respel to the s.sle of some horses, into the particulars of which it is not necessary for us . to enter ; all of whom being his superios s its rank, he could not call on them for satisfaClion in another way. Ihe two latter gentlemen, as well as several other officers of the regiment, had encouraged him Iv write these verses, and he frequently repeated them at the mess, at their request, and to their apparent satisfaction. He was not yet nineteen years of age, and, being a younger brother, not en titled to any fortune. The affidavit of one of the officers corroborated the recital of the verses in the mess-room, and the approbation testified by the gentlemen of the regi ment. By the affidavit of the Solicitors for the De fendant. it appeared, that he had offered to go before the Master of the Cant, and make any satisfaction the Prosecutors, or MT. Erskine, as their Counsel, should direct. Mr. Setjeant Besr, on behalf of the Defendant, had hoped the Prosecutors would have accepted of the oar! made to them. The provocation he had received, though, he admitted, it did not justify the libel, yet, he trusted, would be, with the ' , oath of the Defendant. considered. Mr. Justice GROSZ, " What provocation did the Lady give him 1" berj:sant Besr answered, that his Client wis ready to go down on his knees to beg the Lady's pardon; he further pressed the provocation he had received, OK encouragement given by his brother officers, and the heavy expence he should be put to in defending these three indisiments. Mr. East:int, for the proisetasoo, lamented, as he had done on the trial. that a young Gentleman of so much genius. should have mired so much ma lignity in his disposition. His clients had no wish to press fr,r a heavy punishment; but, he observed, if such proceedings were suffered to go on with im punity, there would be an end to all order and sub ordination in the army; and, therefore, for the sake of example, they is shed to leave it to the Court to inEiEt such punishment as their Lordships in their judgment should think tit. Lord ELLINBORt,C4.I4—" Let him stand com mitted, and be brought up ti r judgment on Monday sett." THE KING r. ROBERT BITCH, I.IQ. The Defendant was b: ought up for judgment, on a conviainn tOr assaultinc the Earl of Darnley, at Eastbourne, in Sussex. The particulars are already before the public. The I) •feidalit was ordered to give security to- keep the peace. himself in 100()I. /tend two sureties in 5001. each. , " -- utitisart.El. ThORNTON AND MR. FLINT. t o ~. • .• ', Tilt RING V. FLINT. .. . ,Itulg . diechiuged, with Gusts. - - • ImirAL MrELLlozscr: PORTSMOUTI, L 3. C. Sailed the Clusnce cutter, Lictueuent Bremar, on a truise. Several vessels, which came from the Downs, After the Mediterranean convoy had sailed, will sail 'n a few days, under convoy at the Amon frigate, Captain Lidiard, which ship is to be stationed at Gibraltar. Rear-Admiral Martin has succeeded to the com mand of the ships in this harbour, by Sir lilac Coffin's removal ; and Rear-Admiral Georgia Mur ray, who was Captain of the late glorious Lord Nelson's 'let.% is appointed to command the squa dron which will annoy the Freuch gun-boats, in the summer, which are lying at Boulogne. The last accounts from our fleet in the East In dies, state Sir Robert Pellcw to have gone on a cruise, with six sail of the line, in the Streights oC Malacca ; and that Sir T. Trowbridge was at the Prince of Wales's Island. The Medusa frigate spOke the Psyche frigate, which was captured by the Si. Ficrrazo, cruising in the Bay of Bengal. The Honourable F. North, Governor of Ceylon, is coming home passenger in the Baring Indianian., which was left at St. I lelena by the Medusa. PLYMOUTH, FE/. I. Came in the Endeavour and Atari gun-brigs.— Sailed the Staaw.h brig, and the Charlotte schooner, in the night ; sailed also, His Majesty ship Fenini dahie, Capt. Fayerman ; and Gannet sloop of war. The Canjfanee sloop a war was commissioned this day, ' and the command given to Captain Vaughan. L'Achille. of 74 guns, Capt. king. is expetfled to sail tomorrow for Portsmouth, with French pri soners. His Majesty's ship Inapetueur is come up lia moaze to refit, and the Ni,be frigate into Barn pool. The iNtpertruse frigate, (late Mrdee, detain ed at the commencement of the war), is hauled don to the Jetty head, preparatory to her being docked. Admirals Thornborough and Smith still remain in Cawsand Bay—they ateexpeCled to sad far the Nlediterranean to-morrow. An accident occurred on board his Majesty's ship Keof, which has de tained her :—As the men were hauling tip her main-top mast, the top-tackle pennant gave way, and down fell the top-mast, with such incredible force on the quarter-deck, as to break her breast beam and tank ; fortunately not a man was hurt. The P‘ tepee, has been paying these two days ; some of her men, who were turned over from the Van gu,rd, have received upwards of I SOL each. The Erphoon bomb. Capt. Ellient, which a-rived here front St. Helen's, had a narrow escape on Monday last, in beating out o: that harbour, a heavy squall came on, accompanied with a tremen dous sea, which broke in her bow, stove her beats, and laid the ship on her beam-ends, nearly three quarters of an hour, on a lee shore; in this perilous situation, nothing but the wonderful exertions of the officer; and men could have saved them from being lost. rarunorn, JAN. 31. Arrived the Primer. A Joijihur packet, Bouldersou, i:h a mail from New f ork, in 21 days—no news; the igenrrour Planter, Reatty. for Jamaica, ouc of the West India convoy, with loss of main mast, and other damage, being run foul of by one of the convoy ; also the brig Cha n c e , Capt. Silk, from London, for Berbice, with stores, likewise run foul of by one of the above convoy, and received much damage. Sailed the Morristown, armed Wig, with a fizet of coasters, for Wales. The outward-bound Mediterranean and West In dia fleet appeared off this port yesterday evening, and were joined by the Pyials sloop of war, and %everal vessels from hence.—Wind N.W. DEAL, TLI. 2. This morning arrived the Gallant gun-brig, with the Ni g er, Herald, habelia, Harmony, and several other transports, under convoy, tram YartnJuth, which remain in the Downs with the ships as per la,t. Sailed the Con+ halo nt praam, and several gun-bt igs, from a cruise of the French coast. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Herbert, from Chester; Stems, Richardson; Per severance. Evans ; Bailin ; and the Fat kinds., Pemberton, from Liverpool.—Wind S.L. The Yennie's eli.entieet, of Sunderland, and the Jessie of Newcastle, have foundered oil . Hambro' Head. - ----- The Play, Moo RSON, from Guernsey, fat Top sham, is .reeled on the coast of Dorsetshire. The Cares, MORT I ).1 Ell. from Liverpool for Africa. which was on shore, is got off, Anil put into BCAUMATii. The Caren (a Swede), from Penzance for Ve nice. is taken, and carried into Leghorn. The Erperiment, from Limerick, for Liver pool, with corn, i. upset in Limerick River. The A'cle /art packet. from New York, for Spain, is lost on the coast of Holland. Th e ce„/„,,„ front Philadelphia, for Limerick, is put into Liscaner Bay with damage. The Berw rk Merchant, Tu await, irom London, is on shore off Berwick ; part at the cargo saved. Tie A 'tree, IV is sow, from Riga, for Hull, which was on shore near Dragoe, is got off, and pat into Copenhagen. .1 he Iris, —, from the South Seas for Lan don, is condemned at St. Helena ; the oil is put on board the Cratien East Indiaman. The dimity, Pa t.sf rit, from Philadelphia, is lost cm the coast of Holland. The.feremmh. I)onArnsoN, from Montrose for Newcastle, and the lYirmen•, of Aberdeen. %Vat- Lis, from Newcastle. have foundered near Holy island. The neighbourhood of Abehu'rch-yard, wars, a few evenings since, on a sudden, thrown into a con siderable state of alarm ; a young citizen of conse quence, and a volunteer of the second Loyal Re giment, having met there with their seconds, to set tle an affair ofhonour by moonlight ; sso precipitate %%ere the parties, that before timely interference could take place, the former had snapped his pis tol, which having missed Ere, his antagonist dis charged his pi►tol in the air, when the seconds in terbred, and tne affair was amicably settled. It is said to have origirdited in a tams. r ti? MARKETS. . CORN-EICHANGE, F. 3. Tire Market to-day is b;it scantily supplied with Wheat; early in the forenoon, rather better prices were made, but sa'us general, are at about last currency. Rut few arrivals of Bai ley', and this trade is at small advance. White and Grey P.•as, likewise. to Malt but small fluctuation. Beans, of bosh sorts are rather dearer. There are but few cargoes of Oat, ar rived, and this trade is quoted at rather higher pike. Flour without alterat'ion. CURRENT I:RICE: 'OF GRAIN. Wheat 47s 60, 68$ Beans (Old) ...51. 56. Od . Fine do. 7os 734. i d Tck Beans (.!e) 44. 50.. (), Rye 4os 445. (ol Oats "S. 26. 30. Barley "es 334 61. l'..lands 31; 32. Od. Malt. 62s. 6d. Od I Rspe Seed .:O. 451. Od White Pas.... Se:. 41s. 01. Fine Flour .60. 65s Od. Grey PE :1% 30s. 345. OA. 5ec0,..11 sss. 60s Od. MICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Caraway 7O, Od to 761 Od per cwt. Coriander l4s 04 to 15s Od Trefoil _ . Bed Clover 4B; Od to 76; Od Fine Old . 92; White ditto 65; Od to Oft Oa Rve-Grass 12; Od to 264 Od White Mustard Seed. 9s Od to ISs Od per bushel. Brown ditto lOs Od to 16s Od Turnip --s Od to Broad Beans . 215 Od to 36s Oil per quartet. Long Pods 24s Od to 324 Od Tares Canary 8 sOd to 481 Od to 525. PRICE HOPS. SAGS. roCICITS. Kent 61 Ils to 71 tis Kent .61 --s to 81 84 Sussex .61 —s to 71 Is Sussex 61 —. to 71 15s Essex 61 —. to 71 —4 Farnham... 91 50 111 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IA Ti; ■ DAV. IT 14U11 . 1. Oi a4l 7; —4l I Hay 31 3s a4l Ps Stsew..ll Ls a :11 Gd New 01 Os a 01 0. Clover 41 Os a 51 Of I Serer .11 lOs a II 18s SMITIWIELD, MCPIIOAV, Frs. 3. To souk the Oa - al—per Stone of alb. line! 41 44 to 5. Cot I Veal . n 6,1 to 74 ad 14.4ttun,...44 8.1 to 9s ad Pork „Ss OJ to 5s id Watt of Cattle thi, Day, Rotas sh,ot 1,1100--Sheep and Lamb% 11,000. NEWGATE AND LE:MANN/ILX MARLETS. By the Camase. Beef 3s GA to 4. 64 I Veal 5. 04 to 7s 01 Mutt.m....4, 04 to 4. b 4 Pork 04 to 51 b.! PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James% Market 4s 3d Yellow RU , Sia.. 69s Od Clare Market 4s 3.1 White dim) .... 67s Od Whitechanet IMArket. 4s Soap ditto .. 67s I d Per s:or e of sib. -- Melting Sitio . —.a 5:: Od it's Si Ditto roach —s 40d Average Price... 4a 21 (;rave. —v 11J Town Talk,. --• 71s 6.1 Good 0weg0.... --s 10i1 Yellow a 764--Mottled,R6,—.Curd, 90s. Price of Candles, per dux. lls. W.—Moulds, I:2s. OJ. RAW HIDE.S. Be•t Heifers and Steett, per stone, 3s. td to 3.. 4.1. Middhogs St. 10d. to Ss. OA. Orrbn try Market Cif —1?.. 61. each. Enghth Hone Ys —1 to Ift. —l. each. Sheep Skin. .....3.. 6d. to 7s. id. PRICE OF LEATHER. Dints, SO to 96ib. each Dine, 60 to 6,tb. each 2Si to "c.....d Merrhantallacks . 221 to 2 , 1 Dreoiiig Hides.. 2Ol to 21 3 / 4 1 Foie enith Hiles a. .24d to 241 Crop Hides for cutting 221 to 24d Flat Ordinary '' 191 to • 201 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. per Dozen o;c1 to 42d Ditto, 90 to 701 b... 96d to 40d co Ditto, 70 to Solls. 'l4d to 2:6 , 1 4 small Seals Greistslaigl) 394 to 42d ii Large ditto 120. to 190 s per dozen. Tanned Horse Hides 2Ss to sda per hide. CUAL.UARKET, Feb. S. Ships at Muket. Sold. Price. 48—Newcastle 3..Sundarland vd a Sts Od 2.. St ,ite is - s 6•.1 a o.. Cinders FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Junes Dean. John Clare, and isoieifa;l7irTfu.tian-minii facturi-rs, ut Nlanchener, in dm county of Lancaner. D c Si, 113C4._ _ _ - - - James Dean, James Beard, Thomas Dean, and James Ta►- lor, conots.spiunets, at Ramose, 'near Macclesfield, in the county of Chester. Dec. 31, 1804. William Iliad and John Wortall, both of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinnets. Jan. 2,, 1305. Samuel Marshall said Ruben Staniland, both of Sheffield, in the county of York, table-knife coils's. Jan. 1, Mi. John Rose and John Gilder the Younger, of the hewn and county of the town of Kingston•upon•Hull, dealers ill sptrl- Woos liquors. Dec. 31, 1505. Robert Kershaw, Jonn Kershaw, and John Bradley, of Ifough-mill, in Butterworth, in the parish of Rochdale, in the cuinity i.f Lancaster ' cutton spinners. ./an I, 11506. John Boyce and Thomas !Wye.; of Bratifard-st,eet, near 11;nninithain, in the county of Warwick, brass-founders and umbrella-makers. Jail 1, 1806 John Allen, Joseph Green, and Behan' James Allen, at No. 49. Great Prescott4trewt, riodrnan's-nelds, coal-merchants. Dec 91, ISO!. Samoa it ewer and Henry Taylor of the Mills, Called Elting. s, illtugham, in the county of Norfolk. Jan. la, 1206. Noble Mousse! Rini and William Brown, of Ratcliffe highway, in the munty of Middlesex, and of Turnpin-lane, (iteenwich, in the county of Kent, line.i drapers and sopart pers. Jan. lit% 1 4 122 r: John Stvhensoa and John Reed, of the town and county of Newesitle-upon-Tyne, ship-builders. Jan. 24, 1806. Bryan Crowther and ] , ,hot Power, solemn', tin. 2, B.,swell court, wit'iin the eny of Westminster and county of Middle sex. O. 10, 1804. Thom.•is Numblower and James Rene, of Birmingham, iii the county of Warwick, goo-makers. Jan. 27,1806 James 111/11/Wt, Jabes Sagely, mad Samuel llintin White, cotti•n-deakre, et Main liester. Jan. 11, If !6. Ry....,er slit J.din B ixenditle, velvet d7apers and calooder7a, at Maachester, in the county of Lancaster. Jan. QC, 130 far John Wright and Richard Richardson, of Chipping-Camp den Ai*, county of ti o s uc e s t e r, tankers and hreeelies• makers. Dec 19, 1805. %Award Wigan Samuel Goodbehere, and Robert Watt s , o f th Poultry, warehousemen. Dec. 25, 'Fri.'', .Visrmh Marshall and Jo.eph Dixon, to Newcastle-11:mo- Tyne, inn -merenants, dealers in cyder and ker y. Jan. 18, 180 G. John Gomm Baker, of Longsighe, in the• !minty of tan outer, and Peter Whitehead, of boickirort, in the county of Chester. J. , 0. 28. 18,16. Evan Ref> aad . Wilaares Bekb, nr Pont;po , ,l, in the clan!, of *footman+, irnoinongeis, tallosi-chand:er,, diogras, and stationers. Dar. 31, 140%. The nu Ctaike and Soo. No. 53. Barbican, Laudon, 1,0. si,,s. Joh•i 5,4,6 mtd P64.0.c Lind.* Hart.street, .11“) 2e. i • • WilliainCasiell and negh r.f Wigan, in the 0. 1 „, ot I. -Ecas.er, 'inert manufacturer.. JAIL 1606 R ichliford a aOl Janie: Mason, Cl/0111 (actors, of 11.4 enu•t, I.,,ve.lane, Aldermanlone. Feb.l, 1408. Joseph Do.ls and Robert Foirbrid e, of Mart•-lane, Lon :,,❑ Ship aid Jan, 3 I . 1806. Fairloidge and Co. of the 1: oni-r , a,l, in the enuiits or Surrey, tiuslaer• merchant:. Del:. 3f, 1803. John and Ti 10111.15 Peers, co,,pers, of Narrow Wall, Lam beth D.T. 25, 1803 John Mean., 3 , itui Whit-head, and Thomas lien:lett, wine and spirit merchants, Tower-street. Feb I, 1806. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, THIS OAT sr . ff John M.n.'ev,Serratrlstone, Dnot, npller - -i.) Mather Eagle Finch, late nl Queeo Anoe.street, id rhesex, tactor - 2 10 Ile , ry Atkinson, Late of Bread London, ironmonger - 1 Spencer Com;,tnn, hte of New—Areal, lit,hoplAtc staeet itont. Lodon, merchant - 2 1 William Chula. TIIOrri2S, Nicholas-lane, London, iner. chant • 2 1 DIVIDENDS. Reation and John Keeton, St. Mary-a:-Hill, London, merrhanti • IP Charlea Pollingtoli, Havant, Hampshire, shopkeeper Philemon Povnool , aow or late of Piccadilly, Middle- sex, isaitker Thotn:.4 Hopkins, W4A-,:.rsen, Ntldthoex, varnish- . . ana':er - - - - - rdwald Davit cut W.!tiun Mill:ps, Church-street, . . .. .. . . Lambeth, Surrey, btewe,s - t. Williant Rlinkhona and John Muerave, Fuiter.hae, Chirdpside, London, merchants • IL CLTWICATES. William Whitfield. Paul, of Manchester, in the eounty of Lancatter, calico proiter, dealer and chaplain. Robert Brom, of Brown's-buildings, St. Ma'' , Axe, in the city of London, corn•rkaler. Edward Tripp, ht. of Barton-upon-Humber, in the county of Lincoln, joiner and ear:ientrr, dealer and chapman, (but now a eehtor in the castle of Lincoln,. PRICK OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY._ Bank Stock - - 1961 Is pet Cnnt. Iteduce.ll 3 per Ceut. Cons 6 O /11 611 6 /1 1 5 per Cont. Navy 601 79; 5 iwr C'nt. Loialty Sh.tt Annume5..........17 9 16 11-161 11-16 Imperial J per Cunt, . 6 019 Deferred Stock _ . Onmtorn ). .? ii )11d12 iltolldi Ss 43. pram. Exchotitter 111 , 11 s. • Ss. M. pri:m. F.ng.i.h I.nttety Tickets. Ceatulb tor.. 6l 644 If If 7:81311, Su.ck•Broker, 4. C 644411 , and 9.'e,,ating-ero nucf. t►F.IRJnM S7''N;LS—)ar.'46. Gov. Debe”tons.6l per Cent—, 711 - Ditto, S per Cent 92S Nerd Canil LO3ll. 6 pee[ ent COURSE EXI tritterefert 5 2 U. Ditt, at Sight 26 6 Iterw,.ll , ll 16 2 U. Hangs., Igh 94 6 141'. Annan Paris 1 tiay's date 9.5 39 Dian............ 26 2 U. Ilnutdvann ;' paper Ditto . 3/ esect. t1a464 in paper Ditto.. lt acct. Vahan • Leghorn Depict 54e411 :CiiANGE. JAN 31. (Genoa... 46 Venice 5:11 LI abon C.I Op° to ..,14 I Dokl.n lt i Cwk 1.. i wt. a 1 I. I. do Panama' Geld in Cein and Ban; pet oz. -- ... New 1140:1114o.w., .. Now P-alla.s .... 5 et Silver In Ran .... -. Nen te.u.c e ; /cta .. .. —.-- Ape on il , e Bank 01 Holland . 54 per Cent. an. 24) ll4 i 211. k: .. o i. 61 Aar. Dnbtin on Lonirm (X: MO4nston Lon.'on Jir fist on I )I.'a! o ; [MI BIRTH. On the lltli at. at Ards, enmity Dimegal, the seat of Alex, ander Stew,rt, E=l. the R Hon. L.ady Mafiy Stewart, ut e still-born child. MAll i ttla9ES. Moslay sennight. at s!or:itr..tos, W,....lehatabeilarne ' tse. of Bohm:Van, Kent, to SI F. Wsl,o/rp, daiithtei of Colo nel H. Bishopo, and grand dau;!.terof old Sae Cecil Bishppp, of Parham Park, in Sussex. Lately, at Sloth Wool•iiii, Loncatter, Mrs. Fran , :es Porter, aged 7), aunt to P. Walsh Porter, k:big. of WanitswOrth. Buell. On Thursday, at Stockton, Yorkshire, John Frederick Linn ley, Esq. C,ptsin an the Stockton V..lonteer Infaiir.y, to Mow cLughter of the late Leonard Robertson, ti.g. of that place. DEATH. At Prime Edward bland, in the Gmlph of St. Lawrence. North Armenia, on the lath 6f November last, in the Lk yiat of his agc, Peter Stewart, Ee4. late His Majesty's Chief Jos tle • of tact Lately at Bs:b, where she went ler the recovery of her health, Mrs. ItoSerie, wife of John Robuets, Esq. of JOWL. stree:, Betlf,,rd row, a Dirietor of the East-India Company. On Emily Last, in Grerorerior-pl.ce, Mrs Ruthertrid, widow of the late John ligtherfurd, Eql. arid sister of Sir Chants Wring BongLtors, Bart. A: GorKlnestone, the Lade of Sir Brook Brides, Ban. and daughter of the late Robert Foote, Eaq. on Mardea.akbey, tU Kern. On the 7th ult. 'whilst cruising is the North Seas, Captain William Richardson. C,immauder liis Majesty's sl op Utile. • natty." of Eset.J. lie wets one of the Lieute.mnis oho were saittzd from thu Royal George when she sunk at Portsmouth ; and Fos: Lieut. of the Le , ruler, at the glorious battle of the N.le. Suddenly, on Tnesday morning lest, at Bath, in her 71Ith year, most sincerely regretted by her Mistily anal all who were acquainted with her worth, Cie Hon Mrs. St. John, widow of the Hon. and Re , . A. St Johe, late Dean cf 'ter. ' Oit Fri. lay, at Worksop, in the 62d sear of h.s age, Robert Athorpe Atliorr, Esq. He was is the catumisoon et the peace fair the \Ver•Ridieg of the county f York, and y Colonel in the regiment of Leval Sh• ffield Vi.hinteers. Latule, in Aeter•ca, Sir Peyton Skirmish, part. who is nit. cecded in the title and estate by urns present Sr Grey Skipyrn• , Um. of Barford, Warwick. HIGH KATI* THIS DAY A I.OI,LX)H Alum .. 49 win. atter I. I Ey. .... 0 wan. OW 3 SALE BY AUCTION. CAPITAL LAW LISRAIEY. By Mr. HINDLE" At his Spacinus Atizlion Rooms, No. 22, Chancery-lanes TO-MORR-M, at T.elvr &Clock, A. Capital and VAlnable COLI.E.CTION rf I.IW ROOKS, remove I from the. Temple; am.' wli-cb will be found Ruffnearra Statutes at Large-.. 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