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.N; ~ ; 111(;11.1..IND, SOCIE.TIr OF SC.OTL,IND. THE Atiolverviry General . Meeting of the clay was Bela Omit Hall, Elinburgh, on Ttic3. d a y. Nentkight,.iti tering of the Charter.. atle:aled by lie Right Hon, the Early of •DALIIOVOII7 All , l A ri:.)Y NV, 1.4.)L0 YAMP.Pr MURRAY, Lliti MAC. 11 ON ALT) , Sri "jolot. Piamrurtat 1-tAy, awl Sir titiN STUART, NMI. LiClitencint-Gertef 3l DEANti, Nitijor-Georr , ils MAcE,:kY and Fort Brlgiieljer-GClltral Dt ROM,. anel othrr testpetblalt 141ritibers of the Law, Military, Latul , tl, and Commercial: il,tcrests, to the. number of eighty. The Earl - of D.,,enoust E, Vice-President, in • the Chair, When, after ießallot,,as required by the rid of the SocietY; the following were duly admitted Mem , bees, their names ordered to be-recorded, and public notification of,their Eleaion 'given, viz. The flow William 11, Maule, of Pannture • Sir Jolla Stuart, of Alianhank, Bart. Sir Andrew Cathcart, of Carlton Bart. Sir George Monvoiriery, of MactiichilL Bart. Lieut.-Genera Simon Fraser, of Weigh . Liettt...Colonel lames Duff, Inverness...shire Militia' Mark Prisvle, of /bluing ~ Alexander Irvine, Esq. of Drum, Advocate Muir, Esq. of •Scotstown, SheritEol Aberdeenshire lotto, Rogerson, M. D. Physician,to the Court of St. Petersbare,ll ' john Spottistvoode, Esq. of A. pottistvoode /lent)? Clasford,'Esq of Dugalstone• • ' - nitwits hall, Esq. lafe..of Bombay Colonel Thorium Dallas, of Millcarn Lieut.-Colonel Andrew Dillon, of Wallhouse Lietp,-Coionel David Robertson , Macdonald, , a, Kinlech moyeart Majo' antes ferguson, Ayrshire Militia - Alex. Fraser, Esq. of loa:wilier, late of Grenada, lames Drummond, Efq. of Stragaith gemieth Nlackav, Est(. of Turbot! Dmes,eorrest, Esc!, of Comiestone David Ewan, Esq. of Craiginvie Robert R. Cunningham, Esq. of Auchinharvie Alex. Macdonald, Esq. of 0, tenalladale Alex. Osborne, Esq. Solicitor of the Customs 3. A. Graham, Esq. Merchant, Leith, Lieut..Colortel Royal Leith Volunteers Ceorge Assiotti, Esq. Deputy Climmissary-General for Scotland Henryn Nivea, Esq. cif Thornton H Niven Lurnsden, Esm, of kochindoir • William. Campbell, Esq. Writer to the Signet Thomas Hutchison, Esq , Merchant, Edinurgh lames Cathcart, Esq. Merchant, Leith Capt. Hugh Stevenson, Argyllshire, Militia Alex. Mandell, Esq. Solicitor at Law, London William Patrick, Esq. Writer toihe Signet Robert Rattray, Esq. Writer to the Signet Alex. Stewart, Est!. of Darculich, late of Madras Tames Law, Esq. Itallnburgit Daniel M`Queen, Esq. Edinburgh. Aud, on to,tion, by special authority from he; Lidysbip, the Right Hun. Flora, - Countess of Lou don and Moira, was unanimously, and with much ap. prof - mite]; eleard a Member of the Society, with. out the' ordinary form of ballot, as a mark of the Society's revveft for her La•ly.ihip, and on her coming , forward in this manner to-contribute in support of the lestitution ; no other Lady as yet having done so except the,Comitess of Sutherland, now Marchioness of Stafford. , • .The Secretary then submitted to the Meeting the reoceeiiings of the Directors since the Getteral Meetingiti June last; which were taken under con. alliteration .and approved of ; anti the Society were pleased to find that tench useful information had been obtained upon the . 4bjeas for which pre. Mims had been advertised, pat ticularly ,the diseases of Sheep, the native Plants and Grasses proper for Cultivation in this Country, Refining of Salt, and other important 01),,,, The Meeting remitted to their Publication Committee to arrange anti prepare the informatioO,,contained in these Papers, in order to be communicated to the Public. • it also ,gave much satisfaAion to the Meeting, that from the difFerent Reports of the Committees of their resident Members appointed to superintend the different Ploughing Matches, and Bull Competi tions, for improving the Arced of Black Cattle, that these premiums had excited considerable, emu. lat;on in the different distrifts where they had been offered, and that these conipetitions had been pro. perly atteieled by the :Convenors, and the other Members, to whose management the Society had ei;mmitted them; and thet, in the distribution of the Society's premiums the Diretiors had not been inattentive to the Improvement of Barren Lands, • and the Cultivation of Green Crops. The Meet. 'leg &Idled a list of these premiums, and the per. eons to whom they were adjudged, to be published in the 'tslteivspapere in the usual manner. Mr. M'ketqie, "Principal Clerk of Session, Tri the conic of the Committee appointed for obtaining in. fermation opon'the State of the Hearing Fishery, and the sups proper tobe i taken for having that im portant source of national wealth put upon a better footiog..stated to the Meeting, that in consequence of the queries cietulated by the Society, a great body of detailed' and useful itiformotitm had been obtained • but, that the time and consideratiOn ne. CeiSarr arrange anti digest it ,had induced the Corn mittet toe defer, bringing forward a detailed-Report - Upon the subjeft at this Meeting. Mr. Madsen. ye, bowel/et', in a very neat andpeppropriate speech, developed toy the Society the p rincipal parts of the inforrnation received, the Plan the Committee pro. posed to etinpr, and the leading points to which they h.id it in view to direCt their attention., The Society approvtAl of the great attention paid, and the steps t.iketi by the Committee, which had only been appoieted at last General Meeting ; and they remitted to the Direetors to continue the above Committee on the !Fisheries, with power to the Diretiore to make such applicetions, in the name of the Society, as they should deem proper and expe. o x ii c l arißlt 4e,, t o r tl,e of - the poOree Classes of the people in the fliAldands, and which useful work iS now exoluredl, handsOme.copy of,which Was presented to the Meeting froM the Chtistian Knowledge Societ The Treasurer now called the attention of the 'Society, in a•patticul6ir manner, to a matter which he hail fametly. brought under the view of the 'Di. refines, l'iatnely, an application for a new Charter, in order to enable the Society to embrace more ge. neva' obiens, an.l for more effectually encouraging agriculture and other improvements over all . Scot. land. The Society, after hearing Mr. Macdonald's statement of the general plan, highly approved of 'an application for a 'new Charter, and= remitted to, •at,d authorised, the .Direaors to take the necessary measures for,obtaioing the same,, upon the extended principle proposed. The Society w,as pleased toc.find that Govern ment had.taken,up the businesi of having •the.qua. lity and relative values of barleys anti big asccr, taitied by a trial of these different sorts of grain upon a large scale, and that this was now carrying on by the Board of Excise in. Scotland, under the super. iutendance of I)4toys Hope, Coventry, and Thom. son, with whosescientific and chemical knowledge, the Society and the Country.at large were well ac. tptainted; and as theite• Gentlemen had taken a principal part as Members of the Committee of the Society on that business, theY would have the be.. nest of the progress they had previously made in the chemical experiments carries on by the Committee. It w:as at the same time stated to the Meeting, that besides , the praaical trial to be 'made of these kinds of grain on the extensive scale, it was pro. posed that these Gentle Men should still continue, under the sanction of the . society, to carryon their chemical experiments; from which, it was hoped, useful results might be derived ; the expence of these experiments to be defrayed by the monies sub. scribed by the different counties. The Society approved of the Steps taken by the. Diredors.for having an accurate and complite re port of the : different species of watered meadows, pratliaed by his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, on his estates in Ettrick-Forest,..4e. with proper deli neatinns, to be published fur the information of the country ; and from the knowledge and abilities of the Rev. Mr. Singers, of Kirkpatrick, the Gentle man employed'hy the Society, who had already in. speded these operations at different seasons, and who WJIS to be assisted by a prattical.Surveyor, there was no doUbt that the publication hf the Re. port would fully point out the extent to which flooding meadow ground was beneficial, the kind of ground hest adapted- for the purpose, ,and the proper mode of carrying on such operations. Among, other matters which calk before the So. , t iety, from the Direaors, .was a Report by Lieut:- Col. Wight, and Mr. Gordon, ''of Culvenan, two Memb'era of the STiety, and - some'other Gentle. men, of the inipeCtion of a model of :a Reaping Machine, contrived by Mr. Gladstones, thrashing. mill Wright at Castle Dotrglas,' which was stated to he very ingenious; and, as it appeared from the Report that there was a. probability of the Machine; when made of the •proper size, upon the plan of the model, answering the purßose, and, considering . that such a discovery wouldbe' highly beneficial in saving labour, the Meeting authorised the DireCtors • to afford such encouragement for having a Machine made, of the proper size, ;for the piirpost of trial, as to them should semi proper.. : •• • The Meeting having proceeded, on motion from the Secretary, to the election - of President, Vici. Presidents, and other Officers, for the ensuing year, the following Noblemen and Gentlemen ~ w ere chosen, viz. Ells Grace the Duke of Attr.lt 1,4 re.eleaed Pr:Sident., , , • • His Grace, the Duke of A tholl Right Hon. Ihe Earl of Dalhousie . Vice. Right Hon. the Earl of Moira .Presidents. • . Kight Hon. Lord Vi;ac. Melville William Macdonald, Fsq. at Sr. Mattin, Treasurer.' Donald M'Lactilan, of Nl.ic Lachlan,lisq, Advocate, SecretArY Francis Fargo 1. of iiaughtun, Accountaqt 41 Echo byugh, A nclitbr of , ' • Mr. Lewis Gordon,. D. Sccretary and ColleCtor . .Mr. David Watson, Recorder and Clerkßev. Rev., Mr. Dow Mackintosh, Translator of the Gilic Language, and Keepq G ve:ic Records Mr. Alexander Cunningham, ,(Swelter' and MedalliA. Resides thirty Ordinary' Direelors resident in Edinburgh, seven ,of whore go tsar annually: by rota. rion, the Society also t Lade choice of the following NohierMit:and Gentlemen to he Extraordinary l)i. rO.tors,. some of whom are only oceasionally' in own, and cannot regUlarly attend the stated Meet. ilgH, VIZ. Right Hon. the Earl of Ilithitogton • Hoy. the Earl of M:trisriel4 Right Holt. Lord Nticiloliaht Right Hoo. the tont Aitvocjtafor Cr!btlantl Thu Huth Robert thitulas, P. The Hort. Baron Hopbkirsia . , Sir George 4laekenits, of („.',-001, Bart. fiir }'l rill SincLiir, of Ulbster, girt. Sir fohlt M4C,rqor Murray, or I,imrieli, Bart. lames Ferguson, Visq. of Crobitilli, • , Several othee mitteri of , ..business +living bun distasbe4, and-referred to the Committee of Dime.: tort, the Thankv of the Nit'eting were voted to the tart of ILititousil, the Vice. President, for his polite atteotioo in the Chair to the bulinte of the (by. Fr ii /Lie LONDON GAZETTE, ja;t. Ifirr-Ofer, yin. 12. 1115. Cornodulorts,,tlpred by the ford tieufenant of the ago), of Norfolk. Isbans roluntrer brio:Hy.•• liNher Colman NeguseCeut. tote Skcon4l Lieutenant. DAt. eel :-.,eptember t, 1804, 4 , • No th 0:111.1,am Patlnterr Robert Chalker, Cent to be I.l,,utelnot. Dated (Mo.. iltr I, 1604. gerund LietltenAllt Yoynu to be Vim Lion tetiant, I)ated as above. stiJ fi,llbillv of Norfolk relunterr Infintry. Liettfeivoit-Colonel Hutton to he Colonel. bated Odo ' ber 1), 3164 Illunteo• (014mIry. Jolla COOIC, CCM. 101)C Mt: Merry. i)ated bur 27, 1404. client. The Treasurer stated to the Meeting the extent and nature of the Society's funds, the annual ir►cotne and expenditure : Irons a view of these, the Society was gratified to find their bands daily increasing, and That the receipts at last year considerably exceeded, that of any former Year. The Meeting, therefore, were enabled to vote a cOnsitierable sum in ad.• . slition to the annual grant, to be laid out by the , Direaurs this year in promoting the objettts of the Institution. Among other monies ordered to be issned by the SDc'icty was a htltll Of fifty gliitle34, , formerly scribed as 'an aid tor enabling the 4 . - it4iety in Scot.' land for Propagating Christian Knowledge to pub. a new edition of the Old Testament in the 1 Itydeq 141tatier Lighl Infimery, Thornits F-3(1. to be C;lpt.likl, vice Cephod. Dated Nuveriper it, iBo,. Hubert Vouutairi Elwin, (hot. t,, be second I,leuiliwilt; vice Ireland. Dated 35 Ituivt.. Suffield, t;ettt. to be Second Lieuteuant, vi.:e Mayu. Dat. ed,io abovc. I,ritrrs foi 1,0 N DON Printed hy I' ICH A R) A (nf No: itow_S um): and' 1 ) 1 W 1 " 1 " A I 1 4 1 a tit SC it (PPS, (Of South Moltoh,street; Git.iivrnot:iquarc i) the 4dtior, &c. O f ir4 9 4), tnust b e a ddr ell ied • w alert 4dv f rtformrart, Orin! for the P apa, At tin Suw.Otri r, Nor t I. Sirattd ; l'() tLA N Ti) 13 F. 1301:.1) 13 A t2T IO N, v n 1 ir. RORI.Si3, •410' . 6 4 Garr4yay's; Tinlrdiy,''f'cbtitary 7, at 'l4° ‘O , , o'Ll(A3t, ruly •Dzsirable , t.;.;Ei401,i) • coinprisinz sub.itautial Mo trra I i.tot'dy aat 4 , i Coach-house and Stabling, si No. the .heat-pbcc ; thk. Grourici of tc ?tact: RAI, t spaCioui Dining.;°.:cc keit, tett ttP tv ,tlc'T Chich hey Pic,e, &c c ; a hilualy, 1 ( c o : hi iu' v Pieces 1 1 : 1,1 1 % ° v:ifh .t . •' : ' two ca 13ed tn -chnb,rs, and a . • .)0 111, a" :''se tp ,vants* Ramis over; the IlaScitteco. :Kitchen; servants' H;11, Pantry, ,Ccliat, and othcr iI,Le,„ "c ,' 3 00 ccssAry convenietice, &c. a I),ilbit: stait Static, in Wattain,'s Maws. L ;ILL" ti:ILITICLI;. and Will ite imludot in 'no puit;ll4 44 ' Skate poi,e4csion chay 013 0 1 gAi be vlove4 ,Nitt‘ P;,,! 1.1 ;,, - 0 16 1 :: o' mad or McVs. losses .4i1,1 I sr(f!" *. rtt CXarraway',i, ; of Mr. R151)41,:•,, W:nAvict;p.o> 1 ',den-;(10,,ir, where: Taitut4 for vioN chi; WAY • ..smll,..Csanble liz , wtanty Cevaby. Ktiward Vincent Eyre, Esq. tube Cornet. I.)ateil Decbtn ber 4, 1.304. old Ructeuham Volunteer InAwry. Lieutenant Palmer to be Captirinc I)ated December 'VI, 404. Ensign Roper to be Lieutenant, vicu Palmer.. Dat ed asAabuve. IVorioich, Regiment of Vohtnteer Liotitenaot, Atny(it to be Captain, vice Pitchrofd. Dated December 22, 1804. Lieutenant Scott to be Captain, vice Wright. Dated January 4, 180 5. COM'lll,l4ioll3 signed 6y the Vire Lieutenant of the county of Stattbrd. Staffbrdshire Yeophviry Cavalg. Cap'tain-Lieutenant William Keen to be Major. Dated De cember \4t, tBO4. Lieutenant Henry Crockett to be Cap tain ola TroOp t vice• Lora. Bradford, appointed Colonel of the Shropshire Militia. Dated July 31, !Seq. Lieutenant F.dward Grove to be Captain. Dated 9 •eeniber, it, 18:4. To be Lientenants--Cornet Richard -Crockett, „promoted. Dated July 31, 144. R. Baddeley, Gent. in Captain, Sirtipson's Troop. Dated Odober 7, 1804. Cornet %Vit. ham Lycett. Dated December 2t, lio4. Cornet Henry Case. , Dated as above. To be , Comets-- Careless, Gent. vice Richard Crockett, promoted. Dated July 31, 180 E. KeelinK, Gent. Dated Odober 7, 1 8 04. Quarter-Master-William Lathbury. Dated December at, ;Bo+ 13ilrt .Yeomanty Cavalry. Lieutenant William Smith llickley to be Captain, vice Pearson, resigned. Dated November 6, 18:4. Stone and Eeeletball Yrnnanry Cavalry, fames Astbury; Gent. to be Lieutenant: Dated June 4, 1804. John !ad:son, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Aston, Gent. to be Corifet. Dated as above. Boinvich Polanteer ohn Hart, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated November to, 004. Bitston Polui!teer Infantry. William Rylands, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant. Dated Novem ber 6, 1804. Belly, Audio, and &holey Val:weer Infantry. ' Ensign Santuel barkir to be Lieutenant. Dated September Ih4. George Keys, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above Burton-upon-Trent Volunteer Infantry. Ashion to. be AsAstant-Surgeon. Dated tune 19. 1804. ' C#verrwail I4lunteer Infant ty. William Ball, Esq't to .be Captain.. Dated September 14, 1804. Anthony lames, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated November 6, 1804. , Thonvs.Heatia, Gent. to be Ensign'. Dated as above. , , . Clough Bah Volunteer Infantry. . john Gilbert, EMI. to be Captain-Commandant. Dated August zo, 1801. Robert Cox, Esq. to be Captain. Dat ed as above. lames Cox, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Maud as above. lames Gibbuni, Gent. to be ditto. Dated No vember 26, 1803. Richard Ledward, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August zo, 1803. ' • Hanley and Shelton Volunteer Infint7. lames Whitehead, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-ConimanG ant, , Dated ,lutte 1, 18 0 4. 'chit Yates, Esq. to be Major. Dated lune 19, 1804. William Yates, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as abave. Edmund J Birch, Esq. to be Captain. Datedas above', john Hollins, Esq. to be Captain. Dat ed as above, To be ,Lientenants—lohn Mire, Cent. Dated 'lune 19, Ill* Christopher, Whitehead, Gent: Dated as .above. John' Yates, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Taylor, Gent. Dated June 19, 1204. lohn Wilde, Gent.. Dated as above. To be Ensigns—Thomas Mayer, Gent. ...Dated tune. 19, 1804. Joseph Carmichael, Gent. Dated as above. To be Adratant—john Ellisott Poole, Gent. with thearcy..q Rank of Captain. Dated . 111114 19, 1804. To be Surgeon—William, isnallwood, Gent. p 4 tect lune 19, 1804. Leek nlunterr Nanny, - - Arthur Godwin, Gent. to be. Ensign: Dated June it, 1804. . Lilcbil'eld Pedirnteer Henry Brooke, Walton, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Nor. 26, 1803. _ • . Alcorland•Proluniter Inf4ntry. Pleat) Milner, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May. 24, 104. Williaut Fletcher, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Int) , 7, 1804. Newcastle.under-Lyne Voluntrer Infantry. Peter WaMull, Earl. to lie Captain. ' , Dated Feb. tt, 1804. Edward Ford. Gent., to be , Lieutenant. Dated as above. fames Alcock, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Sa muel Titrunis, Gent. "to 'be Ensign. Dated as abc,ve. John Bowyer Edentor,: Gent; to be , Adjutant. Dated Nov. 26, 11103. • .Stoke, Penhbull, and I , l7nten Volunh-er Infantv. Robert Heaver, Gent, to be Lieutenant and Surgeon. Dated August , it., 403. Thomas ,Henry Mureott to be Adju_ tint, with the litevet hank of Captain. Dated as above, • St . /0d PolunitcP kmfty, Edward H C orton, ent. to be Lieutenant, Dated S e p t . 3 . 04.1. Henry Taylor, Gent. tube ditto. Dated Oct. 23; - Igo+ Edward Worsey, Gent. to be Ensign. ,-Dated Sept. 31 !10.4,. Utioxeter Volu►rteer Infantry, Thomas Sneya, Esq. to be Captain. Commandant. Dated Aug. JZ, 1803. J.Ainqs Blair, Gent. to be Lieuten❑nt. Dated 49 above, .Thoinas Madeley; Gent. - .to be ditto. Dated as above, kiugh IVlAlabat Clewley, Gent, to bu , Ensig(c. Dated as above. C.nntnititont siz►r'ed by the Lord Lieutena►tt of the Gun!), of :Derby. Chertryie Bad . allon Pauntrer Infantry. Joshua, {ebb, :l sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Dated Sept, 3r ,, , Bernard Lucas, Esq, to be Major. Oat :d Des:. 24, ;12'04.. Tu cdotaini —1 usenli Clatton, Atm. Dated'Sept,-30, Thomas itowor, tiff. L la t e d. () a• 3 1 , abr. 101111 Charg,e, Esq. Datect asit4Ove• loseptt Hind, Esq. Dattil Dec. 24, 1.1,4 To be , Lieutenants—foseplv (hatter', jun. Gent. Dated Sept. 30, rBo3. Mark Hewitt, (.Gent,: Dated Ott. 31 , 1833. , Itchard Hutchinson, cent. Dated as above. ling Cent. Dated AS above; William Eirnitnios-qht. ' I)ated Mav 37, 1804, George guggiebteu, Gent. Dated Dec. 24, tto4. Isaac Cundy, Cent, flaveti as' above. William Outran), Gents - DAtted as " To be Ensigns -41cobert. bright, Gent.. Dated> as Obditi, wini 4 , ll s lilll l l , G en t. D ate d as above. John Waltho; Cent. 17aaL,1 .I')..ive. • Try be Stirpon— klut Cartledge, Cent. Dated Yee. - 31, , Chats U'Ofth Right:en, of Volunteer infantry., , :t', :li .!„ . PhiliP HincualL, Fsq. to btheAitain. , • Dated Dec. 31,.4b4. Centhil Tao:: fa. the South: . W Ilts , Sattallon , of Voluntezr ' In . Pm ry , 41,Ined.4ipt the L.prd Liestioputt. lolin nitilv, E'sq. it. be .l .lemenant-Colonel-Commandant. Dared May OS, '364. "ratio sagiim, Esq. to be Major. • . Dated a . s.tibove„ ~ To be caßtains--Thotaas King, Esq.,` Dated Oa. is, 1103. JaMes Ilally, Eq. flawd Nov. xs, 11 0 3, William Sv,i . grim, Esq. Dated May A, 18.84. (obit Cheyney, Lai. , . Ost:d May to, 111a4. (.lan SwAync, Esq. ' Dated May 21, 1 , ;t:I. ' TO be Lieuterrants--johit Reeves, Cent.. Dated Nov, I;, I')3. John Rxhbeck, (ent. I)ateckFeb. tB, 03.14. Rich- . ara i;aily SidtOrd, Gent. Dated May 03, 1104, John Eaily, jun. Gent, Dated 'Nlav 19, 404.. Ileury Lord, Cent, . , Dated May 21, 11N, lohn Rogers, G en t. Dated May 7.2, 1 Sc. 4. Ilenry Rooke, Gent. Dated May 23, illei. ~ To be Eniigns—Willialit Tilting, Cent. Dated May 11,, 'dol.. I raeplt , Gellintan,. Gent. Deed '..thiy 19, t!o4. Thomas Parham, Cont. Dated May 21, 11°4. Co.paqiiosifn in the N,ortliumbeit And Militia. signed ke the 1-c.rd Lieutenant. • ' Robert Crisp, Gent. to bel.teuttalit. Dated Gel. 26, 1804. • Conortirtioet signed ke the 4,ord - I.,ieuteuent of the Cogiqy if . , Noolluinberlankl.. . . . ~ Pere i Thutn,to• Volunteer Rifentex, -. (oathHAsswell, Gent. tu. be A.s.:: „ ltant-Surgeon, Dated Dec. tit 1804. On Wednesday se'nnight a Coroner's Inque,t Was held on the body of Art. I‘./1/t6H, Doncas. ter, aged So. Fier &Atli *al occaitOned by her . unfortimately falling down stairs, which accicient Ml* btirvivtd - only about an hour. - i ~ mruyvr 5 tcE,Nvc ntortrymt. Ye who would travel ,Forrutie's roati, And temilt at once her bright abode, - With trifeed,t6Chadng..Crass repair, • And C. vex soon drive you there: Ito is no Driver But nyaoy a year has gone that way. Who'd bet* Poverty a martyr theN'S Euch a man ai CA fur r ? • Then liasto fu gain, nrq• fear a-Joss, forX AR T E ChAring-Cross 1. 311,11 ) NEHTt . • FOOLIE., JAN. 15% , . Arrived—the Lester, •Walters, and - lohn; Collis, from New Intill:11 a.n(l ; liar:, R 40;011.33, mid C harlotte, :Fitzge rald, tront S t ham pir.rt ; Frientiship, tisbk,'prOm Stindgate Creel( ; and Ann, ilellowsiy, limn Cowei. . Sailed--theTritou, Scott, and gleanor , jackscin, for sun , de rlaild. .., CKA.VESEND,. JAN. 15. , . Passed, by —the Princess Mary; Friend,. fr o m Bengal • Fre derick, Lucar, frilni Denia ; Anna Dorothea, Listicr:trouf. Satoe; 1-kubeit. Stitity, from Seville; lieclwai, Forrestall; and. Catitirina li:lizAbeth, Sberritz,frotti Lisbon. Sailed—the . Crescent; Cibst:i, far Africa ; Angust 3 , Ria n qi int - Nevis; Maria Regin.s, Meyer,' and FrOvie Anna; Fte) , lr for Totinin;:sn. . . , Al APR 1 E Lately, at Garbally, by special licence D an i e l Toler Os - ' boa*, or. Beeeltwoqd, Cu,inty of Tipperary, to th e Right Ladv Harriet Trench, daughter to the Earl ef ciancartv, • A tew days ago, at Loughrea, Captain Henry Capadoce, of the 56th FOOT, to Miss Cecilia Theresa Lynch, ycunge't daughter of the lato Thomas Lynch, Esq. of Rathruddy• Lately,. Pares, Esq. in the service of the Revenue' to Miss Peggy Frampton, of Poole. Dlsp. On Sunday last, at Bath, Sir john Lester, Knt. a Niagi . trace and Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Dorset. On Monday morning last, suddenly, in the ath year ofi , 's age, William Purnell, Esq. of Newhouse. near Darsley, of His Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for the County of Gier." tcaster, , • On Tuesday, at Gw.sdnestone, Kent, the infant son ft 'Brook Williamerldges, Bart. Lately, ;it Lewishain, aged 0 Captain-Andrew cads. On Monday se'tmight, at Bradford, at the advanced i re. 9;,' Benjamin 0(14, whois supposed to have been the 014e;1* 1)1alY in the Township of Bradford : he lived as wool in ill One family upwards of forty i!:171. He was able t o the service of the established .urelr constantly( till vvitno?: fow weeks of his death : a striking example tothe inhab"° ants of Bradfurd of the:good elfetts of Temperance.. PRICE 0 STOCKS. 1.1.11AY. ,, b9 . Bank Stock, Rank 1... Ann. 17 i i 1 3 - ' . Navy 5 per Ct. gli go T,- 91 i Ditto Short Ana. si 9 0 i,..: India 15nntk, ts. a ss• tii 6 ' per Lent. r/97, 100, . South-SeaStock Irish 5 per Cent. . Excheque,r 11111 s: I s' ts. ais. 5 4 Per Ccut. 771 7i i 77 pr. t 3 per Cent. ken. 61 k6a i 6t t , npvhd 1 per Cc,lt. 671 - 1 ,$ 4 601. 3 pen Ct. Con. 6ott H - 1.• . - , 6ii _-----1.-1 YEaril .- Fi s t . li . : . E 1 1 -I A O N L I ? D i:.1; 1 1 t : 1 , , EE S ,; ,: i,s.t l: l E l.\,) ri,i N rDI C .: 13. Ru,,, , ,y(i.t) i i i ii z tnu e rrici,: 7 71,: is ,it t i),N r.. I , ' u .;::) , e , ,r i ;: t f ..' of „ , II At Garr*vay's toiree.,hohse; in E'scohaiKe Allay, Carn.ll, P a on ' . l , lnar.7 , day, lebruary 7,, !Sas . , at. I. s rialv.: oCl‘' cl it 'rvia Lots, unle s s - an . acceptable - Otiet is Made tiofore path of •lanuary ; F R E E ' TOT I. Comprises a, Spaciaus Elegart- , K gi • p i eV Ll) d fit l ii A si N tdcl s i li? r a ' h i , l a t t u c l i •lo. c- n r es tcl lc a , ":::tn: ' ' :": ll- 3 1 7 : 1 3 :1 (11 ; ; ; the Grpund Floor, a nett Ltitrance, 'an rating _, ~e _ . Study, and Dr;. y, on the First Story are. T°_`,`,._ gant, Dtawl;ig-toonvi, with folding doors, .11:,.l C1131,,,,!,'"4. Water Closet, fin. ; on the SceOnd Story are thrce es.c..lic!!. Chambers ; Nnti folir good Attics over ; the Ease:ilea c,'' us i , tAine cOnvenient Donteat ie, Qflieet4 roomy,Ceil4rat AiPaY7 4 i t 4) pan airy:Y.ird, tli..: ,Whole linislv ,, l, 303 in complete ()roe tor the Residence of a Gentleman's Family, satiate No, 31 , on the West Side of St. lamet's-stlect. . Lot, 11. tonna rises a dasira'nle Frechoid ,conapi ' . ..1 Faro l , l) .. Residence, being ;N o. 60 adjoining P)t I „1 4 ,:e1y er :3rd , .) 4 2, a larg,er p6n, subslantut i lly utiilt; And fitte&ilp ~ .!:ir evel convenience,:tptsibpeiate .to A Family of Distradtion ; I .`" wnole,ht.tioinietc. order, and now, in gliel p035c5,,,,,,-, of $ k;tottomao, who will , give pOssessionat-Lidy.oay neo. i Ti be vie We d. With 'Via:es only . Partieuhrs maY - b ltj ' at Gatraway's.;.,and‘of Mr. Robins, War wick.street,Col&tv 5 ..... ci tc7, mt. cE , A r.. l l7. ,G r r c oii k a t . B c, it k i s Gi t y s sEo t , :or T 1, 14 ' ii, i 4: it : II ; o i \E n :l3 l A, ::ray' ha :, I; : i ml i N ki ~ 1. N s .1,E.:;, .,... , : at ~ , Mr. , , At Garraway's Cotree-hoOse, an Thursday, F e bruary 7 ' Twelie o'Clock, . A ' Detirable LEASEHOLD ~FSTATE, v_veri, 4 ..1...., eligibly sit nate I)Ciir the Park, N 4 .. 4 ., G Tea t Geoit , t ;i street, Wcstrutnswr. The Premises conilms , J, on the GM ;yo Floor, a good Eating roam, Library, and-Water' Closet ;, 1 ,,,g et tellent Drawing-rooms ,on , rho Drib !.Pair, with' fo l L it r Dears,' Windows to the Ground, &c,{, two' s lied 4113111 „110 and a Oressin-roorn on the Second Story ; and four P , t 4to over. On'the Dasernent is a good Kitdheti, and a liadc"" ' a Store-room, and Coal, Wilk:, :gnu I.er'eellars. . ' ~ i ; Ro M b :. n y i, l3 , e vi v a ie r ‘ v :e ic d v w .s i t t r h cl : t l:ic ( k ;u et )ti s e . b.6 P ; ; 4 rt ..t i r ;: b u , l vy ar i s:L . G .T ar i ::: r. of Messrs.' ShaWe , , Itridge-strtet, Blacittroir, an d of , " of Viewin4 may be had. . -,' . _ NOBLE FAMILY MANSION. GKAFTON.ST g TO 11V, SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Guriwars Cortex-house; in' E7ccirange Alley, 'Oltioaay,the Vebrititry, 11(45 at, TWeIV 4 -4 :Pt Clapit4l and truly Dt.itol;lc L. tE AS HO D MANSION tinislie A° 4 the modern style; contains, on the Ground flour, 2 r° ll o gutrancy4tialLit , nantiboin4 Eating Prlotic, ; 11 , 1 c ' te 6, Library and Dre%sing.roont, an Stow: Suiteof Drawing.roart 4 ,. 4ru i .3'?i Skr adj nip s!: Se:Ond Stor' onit InAtitjdataiilbett), :11"1 i l‘, l ' l4 ;:t r u ° r C"fi C l i o a, % j e at t 1 U 3 71 -- 44 -Ql ' t' Of CollViNliCtit evatittei:;ol)tion,t;ol, Cellating; Sio; % The whomcoutplet4llo , tierf%'" l ,. a desirabl%; Residence wt . NObletti :dot CenliCittau. The- PrFolises at'c held' art I,e,se, or a sini,ll,„oo, rent, anti re - Arti„.%t evtty f; j iv e , cf. Vi ole! the'M :Kijnin,ini;, ate ,ta'olt „ l for tiiXk ,pe AOtt Standing tut . 111 'f ;s ac tAI4, ' aver. 'To be viewed ‘vith `1 ; IeLco! tAit.j.l• , Pirticufftt's 3 Al it way's , and of ßobiLs, VI at Y.':,( 4. .^.. , ',rt:ttr C'D idgl' • where ric,k,ets,f,.•;•,• vtei: .4• • • ti