The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-06 00:00:00

S P R TING ATE /4 1., ZOLiret; tNGLAN.), , "X'NuT,;;.oRD TuEs.nio; jyty'3, A Maiden Nate ot ThNe-mile Ticatt. , c;;,nr`s ch. C. Vandal. 4) rkuld c- 4yv c' 4l . h. m I)rewsillah. aged . ►l3: t I i 3 3 wEobit,sDAY•pstah fo r s of-Ten Coin.e.i. each-, all Ages. One 'Three-mole lleat• ' . • nr. f. 4 yrs old I :,on', b. h. Sir Uric 5 - yribld ' y is ty, a itibscriluion of Five Guineas each, with Forty Gun:ells adden, for three yelr olds only. viltnn's b. c lincephalus tr. i. Royal Oak St..irn'ord's b. t. Geoigiana • - 11r. Got - Well's b. c. dam by Sir Peter -•- . ViitlßSll4l4-A.UG. I . Sixty Pounds for all Ages. tour-mile Heats... 111 r Clifton's b. h. by Sir tllic M‘Killigut, 5 yr.) old 3 1 . Goulikii' Lord glamor's ch. f. Money . Musk, 4y r 6 old zdr Mrs b. rn. Outctiess,-5 yrs-old . dt .11 4 1 2 2 2 dr 3 cir LEW.ES, , A etc., 2. , • p..:l3oyee's.iilabtad , est. 711. agst,Mr.l4aish i s Lady .Iliqugh, 7st: 61b. four, 4 20ogs. h. ft, was woUly-136 1 / 1 41.with got:p.aso. Sweepsta . kes of 40gs r!,1‘.:1), for , the, .yeaTs 1805, 1806,'1807, for Inint t .rs'avia fide the 'property .of.Subsctibvt-. To be mete t'lehtlemen. Oue. 4-I,nile hear. , The Hon Lb; rr,o x' s bay gelding, limo ckitate, rode by Mrs, Dolma, :was .ghe winner of thoSrakes. This rice afforded great, mirth. The County Plate„ ivalue 01, for . lolses : of all dello-. minations, .The best .of three heats; two miles wad a half to, a heat. - stir H. Willinatsont , . Walton, 6yrs-86i. 1:0113, Mr ; A. .111511:s hatly 10:014Kil . • Watoa VAAL the Plate. . , . dinnerHthe.Town Plate, voice. 501. :for ;all horses. mr.....best of three two' and .a ;half mile heats .; \VW; Neon'-hy , tile rrillee'4.fieitelvcrye4,Sly. 7 •kfis ,Royal Highness%ar , riyed at ,eleven.4cloit on the : ground ; tuptea,aT, Sir in it His ,Itnyal jlighness came owliorseback, mounted on his Aiablan-grcr..;•;hp. seeinod . !ouch ~ f at4ued, .:and. the rriernent - he •arriv,ed;. , ,,disificiungoilittd went into the birot eht,. where he ..remairied•thiring the .races. a , • A:lc - it/ST The 'iares of this day created uncommon inter est, , 'At - nine n'eiock 'ivAirtilit' a marquee dis engaged, or a - naorsel . of provitionlift the town that was not bought up. ,-At-iialffaSt twelve His Itnyal , Hight*s the Pt ttz'OS, hts.barouche 410,4 x, the postillions in ,stripadiottOn jadtets..liis lloral'l - lighuess took the:left TOe,Earl and; Countess. of - BAttarim Olt t J. Mr. , lllaLitsa, and „all' the deep' portstricruplaced the nt selvea (JD ,the Smile. side, The Earl and;Ck - inritm*- 0f744Rg0.. -4 T , .i 4 x .the first . heneurot the.. races with their .presetiCe..; His . Lordship ,rode potty m. usual. -The..first l‘fatch ryas, boYcx.'s,Batiaii,HAst,9lb.: against Mr.', MELtasti'l Samio, foi .000 v: li. ft. one trifle ; ".:was.won by;' , 49otrhtii.bYylifill : altOg th. L • The nett sva'§, Igur-Lifileii Lady .Brotte;.l3lt -01!,.rigainst Lord BiatiittitintE t ti Littk Ahn; 4 irtiref.c . 1000. , '• • .pievat ke esting match:; the Countess of ,BAitulrmoitv , backe4cher own horse; Liale..jazi;: Who led the way, 'turned the . post, and did not lose ' his gronucl untir ter) yards of the Judge's. hem,' when Lady .'40:44e1h2. .pl . 4wrt on him, atid . .'woti . • by half a neck ; never diak - wieness greater poititment. .•• The Lidie3 Plate, value tiottS. eine 4.-mile heat. .'Vkllttiarithott's 'b. It. ‘Vttlititi(iyra Sst..9lb, . I.d ..Egremoritsz...b..e.,;.Cartliwit Ocattot,t, 3 yrs stit, r11:t. 2 1% , ;-1. W. iturteit , y,,ll. e; 1 inpos.tor, 3yrs-w 1211) - 3 Mr. I'.lolVortiVal, Eatcrptize, 4Yt'S 7 13 ; 1 y.74)., • 4 • It'alion led the way horn sthrtinfr •(3 to - 4 were laid against . .gitterprize was the Ladies' favOnyite.., ,• , , jimnext tuaich - kv,is n Loßl li,tt:gMo ny' 21./ferr 744,4 abaitt,it I.4pl}lt9*#'s, giitwpr mile. ikterrijrnan w the ,fivourite • lie. carried the day, 'and tir(Kluced genera) acc:l3Lit I lb.ti A 5 weepstMccs ril6rygo. Four miles. -M1%11404.3 'f, ." H 0110 by sir Peter, b, g. StArlir,g„ by Stetvr ,, , $ Cave S titittovvi3, • 3 T4e. won` by .the Princp t li h. 11, Orvi4e. The Pat cr. :vas loudly migratulated •tition his success. • HIS Royal 1 -- lighneis; the .sattte.,party as the day attune, With At . w and Countess of CLEtt-, .V.Trit to the Pa tiktev.' .house at. Lewes,` to dinner. At six the whole party returned to the Couru.. • • , :;. ; , • A liandiesp Pintec.vsitte given by the Members for, the Borough.of Lewes. , Trio miles. anti it bait. Royal Higness the Prineo'of waICS'S brother to Vi;(2l- (ii, 6yrs Bst. 21b. ••• - - .1 I). or Richmond's Rollo, .troth, lit. Toth. . . Herwtirth's b. b. FLti:troot, 'Act 71b Mr. Warden's b. rt. er,twode, p,'o, 7:it. 411).' 4 This Was the fir.l 4114, ).vttri. the Ix. it. , .. - s. to 4,11 . befor!!,, thoy 4 1,1;.E;5C It'd . the, way, and ,eViten tornei!Vitei)mt the n'titti were Offered 0 to 4 4,itt hitts,a , 4 ?.:iii:lit i t ht . !, ii( ht.. they titat'led again. 'no" h‘oe way, as ,hi (.ire; taut. nt. illc turning of the„ctidise" ip 3 l Iris gronn(l;and tame , Rain, 011, the PRINCE- 411 d his' Tarty . set off for B r i g l l,lo/1 „ The ticoses stprteti and Graihide ;t f3ttl w 011; 1 , 10 I,e - sisies t• .14 the •oldest.,arnateurs 'of the tt.trf to have, tautded 1110 - eSkVilellt Sport. . , SairriLAMPTONI,'AuG. "114Ce$;Corrlipeliced an Wedlrestiliy, and tei m i b atcd on Fridajr,--,--First day.: • Ctipt: 14.,A.vre's./74vdrot won 'the 501. Cup, th &siiitietitor n ull,;otS out Of COl.ll. Th 6 P911(:1 Oti63woji by Mr, EAR k.:lf.Rs' roan &wand ; Gentle :, e urse 0 1 50 1. way won b y M r 13nmqvii,v:viyA,,i :./dc(jt, aftor a colirest of 4 heats, The Ladle's' A - was carried by Mk, F A IiM. - .R's'PrinciAat. c. .Pegasus, beat. after 4 heats. SA.n Pffegrine Pickk theled heat, and, (rid not. afte7Ards- Mr. SurroN' liiren.stood tin! left, but. lost .46r want of strength in running so roany TLe Prize -- of 01. «'as given by the . iCOti.AStrt. EDINBURVit RACES. strty 3a. tett' PeethiventS b. IttDrao4‘l, walked over tlie Courts for the King's. Purse,‘oags,. :Cl-rere vas aftervyards a I-fac:k Race of three heats, which afforded good sport. - • The SubstriVtion .Putse.ot: - =9ldnelS was run for, And won' 11:414'S gfPY colt Orphan • o !Mr. Cirnegicatt. chesnut mare, Miss Betsey o Miss 'Betsey' being drawn, t4re was no second heat...:. The,re w4sulterwards a !kick Race. 'Thu day the tiUriter's Purse, Qf Fifty .Ouineas, • wgri t . . . . . • M r ehesirut.ll9rse, by Star tirco.vies bay.rnare, Mr. Penh - am's.grey.marc - Mr. DudgbOn's brown mare Kate •i T ' . 2 dr. - - 3 2 . 4 WALES. •HAvEß.vottbwEsT RACES. . • .movnAvs - lutY - rifty.Poundsfor all j aSeak.stini r-rni le heats. Capt. Mattliias's bl. m,.. ' Creeping s yrs old Mr. 'Hurst's b. c. Parson Horne,..3, yrs old Capt. Vkughan's b. f. 3•yrs old (bolted) . . • rtustikv.. • A Maiden, Plate of. :Fifty Pounds, for' all ages. Two. tttiic, beats. 'Capt„ Sutton's gr:'g. Pickably; aged; 9st. tl(i. - t Capt. VatigliAt's b. 1. Creeping Ites'sy4 yrs old, 75t. 41b. 2 2 Mr. thirst's b. g. 4 yrs. old, gsr. tlb. . dis. .wz n v • Fifty Pounds fm 3 4.) rs .old. Two-mile heats, Mr.. HUIS!'S b. c. Parson IlonT, 3 yrs ctd. 7st. „ I -Capt. Vaughan's- b. f. Creeps g-' 4 yrs old, 7sl. 2 - 2 Mr. Robins's ch. c. by Pikstor. a yrs•old; • 3, dr. Fifty Pounds for a,l,ages. .Fout-niklg heats. . • Mr. Cnllins's b. b. Midas, .by ,Ny.hiskey, _ • y' • mr.llArrisotes b.' b. Vividlus, aged (bruke down) 2 diV Mr. liurst's cll.. Is. fack;o' . : 4le-C; plea (broke down) . I 2 2 I 2 dis. ♦ -11r.1.(CN I), . • THE 111AZI. It4CES. ,rOWDAY, 7ULY.2O. - ' * Nis Majesty's Mate of loogs. Was walked over for by ' Mt, Nattilton'v Vitzemily, by eh.totickeer, 3 ear 4. oi(L - ' TUEStaAy. ' 'tic County Plate was won by the Marquis of finttegttn! br. c. Abbot,_3 )ears ald, nistancing. Mr. Vottinget's goy Mare by liarl F gup ' 'Mr, Douglas's bay,cl,lt t)y MAquis.lor. Martin's bay . colt by Marquis, and 'Mr. May's chi:shut mare by tholllackwood • • - vIEI,NZSDAY4 • The Pirne yqat 00s dna , aged was walked over .for by Mr. - Halaittole4 kitzemily. ' • TltuiesDAy. The Mile tor 3 and 4 year °NIS Was won by . the Marquis of Don,gaWsinown..voit Abboti beating Mr. Lutn'elleulut Loh Cot:kuhu‘k, at twu heut s, . rhtbAv• • M.,jcsty's Platc of toogs. was walked over for by Mr. Hamilton's Fit zemily. SATURDAY. trhovern6r's Plate was won by Mr. Pottliiger's b. b. by Vebika, berltllig Mr, Scott's bay horse. and Mr. May's thesnut btare - . IkATHECAI.E. RACES. Totsp'n Nr„ LY Fifty Pounds for threc i knd,four year olds. Two-inde ,swats: Mi. Crokcri c. c. Superter, by 'Turnip,.}yrs old, I walk ed r.‘er.i Ilr Mr, ‘VattS'S.,l): c. l'artridzo, by Cornet, 4 years old, a drawn. . - • . , • . ''' ' •WitroNTSDA.Y. • Fifty rounds for County of Litnerkek.,brod kfunters. Four ,4,liie floats.. , : , . evtaitt Lloyd's 1), h. 'frith: ...!• , .-- -.- I' I Mr. fllennerhasset's h. Mr. 'Condon's at. , •, . . -...,. .- .. . - dist. , Saint Day a Match for cogs. tich• ,; IVir. Soantan's:ll. 1 I , . . • ". ' ° ' - ' Mr. Mason's tn. ~ .... - . 2 2 , Mr. E. LlOytt'sln.. -.. • ... . - 3 3 THURSDAY. • , ' fifty Pounds for s and 6.year-3.;Ats and aged Horses, Four.' , Inde.llC4lV Mr. 'flunter",s, h. h. Pim 'Fruits - - / 1 Mr Ittttersby% 'b. rit. lohutot - 2dr C. re...t 'tinning, a to r 9 6 I4.111:11014 4t starting-: broke down near the distance post. , . . ternoo'n two Of the lior-.street oflieers apprehen ed itt(irsiail,' 414 'Wheeler, three notorious charatteis, at . the (100176 f the ilotnan Catholic ChA- Vet, iii Duhe.stree:t, Lineoln's-Inn-fieids. likewise appiehended another "man whom they did nOt know, but observed him tal;ting,.to Wheeler. Iresterc.lay they were b rough t before the Sitting Ma , ex.atnination, No. person attended to Ili4l'.t! a eiarge against thytt, and they must, it is to be le,ired, be tripled 16dse upon the Public again. , W he eler . has lately returned from transportation, and says he, now works'at his trade. The map.)4/hotri tl.t. Oiiicers did not know _pronid not to'bOong to th!.. , gang, but happened ; by chance to :speak to Wrheeier, and or eburse . was disehaipd: •The others were connuitted 18r further examination. . . . , At the Public Office, thlig9. l L lll .! Yestkidiih six . journeymen woolcomt,)ers were charged, before. the- Sitting , Magistrate, with conspiring to prevent a man in the employ of a wool-mere h t int from.seriiitig.bis crulAoyer, It appeared that these men belonged to it. club which had , beer. established for many,yeitr.3,, for 6upporting those out. of employ, and. procuring them employ to the country. The Magistrato being satisfied that the ; charge .was 1113ati:OUtx :ordered one • of them,to Le imprisoned for 1 4 di-48 . 0nd the other ;ye- for the'space of oneweek each. A young wo man was charged with ohtaitAng money under false, pivte,nces from her master and mistress - With whom sae lad.formerly lived.. She had procured v ariottri :Auns- of inoney ,to purchase articles s. and converted them to her (vim. use. She. was .remanded for a further bearing., , • •., „Mix so 0 • 13 G tf Srit it Et OM , / c F.; Yesterday Etiiabeth CahPier chikliyd. a person of the name of Ifidtts, with an ass, alt and breach of contra& of marriage. It haPpened .some inlet that poor ' heis# went to live lioufJekeePer ti) the I.lefendant, a widower, stricken in year's„ in Fitzroy;-Market. She/ had-riot: beetflong iii this 'sltUatiOn before -her Mas. ter' became; etianiOnted - , .,fttArr . began think that, Wit reputation suds not crisily - tvgitined; and ~ Site, strpug,ly pressed the necessity of wedieck; to which he agreed. On a certain 'day .thelappy '' le repai - ect te , St. Anne§ Chdrch where Hog coup s patised; anti ,sugge , ted th&-propriety.ofdeceivinttheir ne.ghboicts', by will king round the Chteel-yard; and talcin et each others' 'word: They did so; 'and the day u aid 0 • spent in conviviality . ; -•Poor;Betifs'q 'happiness; boNk , ever, wcis ofshort diwation;•for having quar relled wick the daughter of hner beloved on SAturday, -he wits turned into the mreet. else' M'A . S disehargeil; after cxxiting , . a good deal of men ment. • etior - Sq Uare ,• , • 4 • ro. . O N,z, • eilted by -R !RD HA RP- S, of No. , 4, Mart i ett,:c ourt' s now - ; aof nubt*sl.,lt 0-b1 W ft, LI 4m, Alm unt,wit .7.lcni pi , sr, of Stiutb • CHA Ny ! , Stund ' lA'htire 4tit lisenSall ibt - ri far Paigt,l4lters tar the Fditor, (p9s.t-p,tid.), niu4t. LON D ac-'` SAINTYAVituiK4, x Wilts beran : lierettthv INfore I3LANc" and Vir.. vaKon :GR AN . the lOrmer ot wilotli_ilitZS idea at ti}e Crown Bar; and the . l:rtter at Nixi,Prius. The cause which hactkcittd the, bratest interest was the . trial" cif an infornintien"froM the Court cf •iiench against . ' Gorge • r ? owther . ,- "k 4.44, Tilsh6gd 'Lodge:- 'The .info' ttiation Cnntninied Vurioui' 'countS . , in I tubttautu.'dbargieg - th& Defent..laitt liavipg written a letter to john Themas•Batt; which "VA "to. 'Cante) , x challenge 'to -that_ Gentletnan-with havingviitten the *lid tetter 'l.ith inteffr to •pr c iv6ke a ehallengeatcd with haVing7 written and published - a libel on iLlr. Batt, as a gistrate:—Mr. Bun uouo n ifbr thel*o'secution, stater thecirconistances from whence this cakt h'ad and read the letters written . by Mr. , Lowther on the occasion. .He'then- argued on the necekiitv of pro:: teeting - those : , Gentlemen who g - ratuqousfy besto' their tune and exert their talents ih executing the' arduous and. important duties of Justice of -the .Peace; and pointed Out where, in his opinion, the Defendant had'used'Very insinuations re4Peaing Mr. Batt, in a letter addressed to him, which he had ;t ft elm ard s published - t to the Wo rid at large, and had tliert:by ,cOnuittbd 'otienCes which required the 'interposition of .the laws - 41 proteaiOn of the Magistracy. He called witnesses to Substan .fiate the. fa — ds, . Mr. Jr.Kyr.r., for the Defendant, argued that his client hitcV been More 'sinned: against than `sinning. Descended ifrom an illustrious 'line of ancestry in the sister Island; he had worn the robe of Magi stracy in that part of the' United Kingdom, there fore,it could not I;o his wish to degrade or insult the Ma4istracy_ here. Honoured in this part of the - Country with the cornmand of a most distinvisbed Corps of ,Qavalry (tho ,Fawley Light Dragoons), when the flames of Rebellion btar , ;t: forth in.lrelaml, lie h:id nevertheless flown to as , iist in proteaing his nativelatifl the horrors ofanarchy, and had drawn his swOrd and - bled in defence of the laws Such a man could nQt wish *to, do any thing which Might bring the laws into cOnteriapt. - The Irilr; he ad mitted, poSsessed a warmth 'of' temper equal to their bravery ; and his client, under the sense of What he conceived to be an injury,' had written perhaps in the .spirit of hii country, but not with the views stated by his' learned friend. -41 ' regard to the after-pub lication of his letters 'in the provincial' Journal, the purposet was expressly' stated': it .was to Teetify very erroneous' . account which had appeared in the London Papers, and Was not done with that Mabel - - ous • intent which • constituted. , the publicaion of a libel. He reminded the Jury, that by the etforts of an illustrious Senator, whose comprehenive mind embraced the 'principles of .jurispiudence with an •accuracy that gave Ins opinions 'the stamp of the first -legal authority, they were .declared to.be the Judges of the law and the fa& of this point of the case ; it rested N.;4th them to say - whether the'pub litation' of the letters was direEted by .such a'dispo salon as constituted a malicious libel. Mr. Baron Galtniot, in ;summing up, declared that he, hala l-' ways considered the law of libels to be as Stateei by the Declaratory At, and . that lie wished for no greater power than that PA.& gave him. Under it he was pot only authorized,, but required, to state his opinion 'of the case; and 'such a Jury as he had to address would give it the weigtit which, from his sta tion, he merited, His LOrdshipTrolossed,that he. could . see nothing in the condtt& of the Magistrate Which called.for the anintadversion the. Defendant had bestowed on it. It was true that Mr. Batt could not be injured , by it, because 'the transaClions had • passodwhere his charafter was too well known and respefted for any .attack on him to (lave' that effeCt.' Indeed, that-GenileMan had the advantage of a well spent life, from which he would have been at home in , any part of the Kingdom, But it was not there.! fore tti , : be interred' that tucli men might be assailed witlf irnpunity : on-the contrary, the publie Was pe culiarly interested in ,their prbteCtion. The Jury, which was Special, rettirned the following verditi : " We find the Defendant Not Guilty.of, endeavour I ing to provoke Mr. Batt to a challenge ; but we find him Guilty OrWriting'and publishing* Libel on hiin . Magistrate."-"-The Court ObserVed, That is; I- Guilty on the fiurtla count. . . .At the „conclusion (.X the BerksLire Aisizes; a Writ of Inquiry of aunage.s oanto,on to 11,:. executed in, the She,ritt's Court, .before WtLsoN, .},4q;.Barrister A Law (who presto ti, for the Sheriff), , aelion whprein :Air., Win raw', of Marliton iu, that County, 'Ns-:ti P 1 itttifl, and fieniptin Bunbury, 4'sg, oft.:ope4ialt, near .'NewborVi and Ptqllty' , Hypo, Land Sur'veyor, of Speen, Were Oqfontlantsi deolgation charged the-Defend anti - ,with i-d , w tlv, wickedly, maliciotislb wrongfully arid .unjustly composed and published two Liheli'agaitist the Plaintiff Afu an exatnii,fa-' tido of witne,3e3., Mr, "WILF,ON Smilthed up the tivhole to the Jury, who after retirint for a few minutes, fouL: , l fortha VOL - • • •-• • _ . coosequ'inw , of the appro.:l( Elt.!6tiot, qlodees . ter, the JodgeS have rvgeed to pof.t.: pone the Assizei, tir.t.t for 7th, till the 27th ' of The CotWinissioti will be aliened by: trArit s LOrdsitipi at ' thA filaee on the dAy al t or which the Court iajourn, , tificr-contiette the route of the Cirmit, to the plecei;, tite.days fixed. .A.lter finishing ft`i'gtaffpril, they will return to Glooesti.r„ and pro ceed 'apon the busines3 of the Couit. , On StAidlysn'imight three men., of Newton, of tale Vaples of Backhoow, Thomas liitekholue, (brothers) and John iinfortanately -lost their lives as they were forfiotti:l in thd river Rib ble, at :Rowlett, near Preittini by getting. Upon. a quick-sand hank; iiihete thek instantly sunk; The body of J. kilt was thrown up b the tide the same eYehing; the other two havo not since been ionnd. iUiitu Backhowe has left a wife and.ftar - ehildren: talainttnt his ;Intim* death. A child kite', ft . In into the cnoil, at Long, near 7;Vcithigon, tend , though nearly - half an hour hid elatised 'before the body -was foin,a., by n use olt he means_ rt.cointnended by the tiul3lilllC ti o C I {'t}''u saclt Ise4, it wns h*ppily restored P .E 1 , : 1 0 3 1 0 ild•it itet , • l a is, of :..1—:-.-.. l , ' -.; ... - -77— . . - - " .*- • - :ii'lAft.kigv-':'' • :I »telt.- • -' - • ,ale -- ' the' -------., Cs iTtri. 'of t col, qounty hi Dtiblip,. tcl-Affss'.64iti.: Iteredit,lt, 51".1':0111c.: sutlle• ...daughter,. to S,ir . folin.Paedith, DAM of t l4 C ( '" 111Y IA aril- .- I. - - .. 0 1 1 ftlw. dsts.ago,- :14 cur y . ' artioct• 2artri4ge, rsq • - 4 r, 1 *t o it thi Vast I'slOrli)11,: a lit;a, to. Mits.l-looli, only.tlLl4o" I Ike Rev. Ltil;e. tleslop Archdeacon vl BA", t ... ei t 4 c i Y s l s c :; ‘ f h a ' e 4 r y a l l' s r i t i o: ; 0 1 1 i t r i; te:Itio:11111,:o"1-:;11:11-isY:ert t f % ll l , 11 i t t 4: ;•, , I - L ( J . :... t t il ' a: ' c 1 ::::::i;..?1,,,i' „t:;..,, 3 X ~.t E ,I.i. , 14in Ourges Cabbel -9f V kt i •-li W• 'l;. Lainbettl, .to '' - ,Niary .Anctcl•iln of L vil ' ' ' - • " stelc, stt -s' .'Peter''sn ins; heiilltrid of Thsiiet; ftlirf.Fllsirl',l,,. Finley', agtd 5z.,," to - Nios Susattrall Pho, 4 ',.. 0 h .;; 6 ' t' ' l'' ' rein4l'kahlr: that this -.couple are botlt blow i t"'"'•—• Si°° ' 17 . i aS matricd about -three )cais ao, to a plftitt titan, ——' - ...-------;...........---. ' ' MED. ,.4 loyd' since,_ p .14i1 . l ant C 1 .. , &few days C -3 I'`‘ I Prgtison of (the , _Marines. Mary l'lorki On Sone.ty evening, at .eight o'clocic.,,Krss. " 1,, second d.tughter of (~;roorge Clark, i_L . sti, flanker, kit Loinbin Meet. • - Chtl i The same met:ling, at her house inSloane•sqttarci, • sea, Nil's. E t tailor' lterd, widow of Isle late I..tett.v., T'''. done! e R e e d, of the 34t11 it eAilitent of loodt ageJ- 7i `''',".. On the loth of -lune, Mrs• Cabbel, wit'of Nti. '`"° Burges Cablrel, ofVauxhall IValk, Lainbern• ~, t i pl Last weak, at St. Kew, Cornwall, Richard 1% aie , i t, ~ 1 .. 9: : lie hal I ha t 4....Ati0d 75 years,As ant litsb.o.iiiiaii, , I• ,I .1 within a tew days vi hiskleAth, could go through a top! ,! work as well 'as most mew in hit "Parish. _.......'„....e... , „ YtSTllitil or. Bank Stock. inaia Stock, . • Nay') 1 pee C' 1391 i i iluti.,,lio, . s p e r t ent. 170. ma} i I: xcitequer 111116 . , 4 per Cent. 77 k , j p e r cent. t:ett. 59 2 5 9 per (..! t Cns• s'.., ii A ir - ' (11:nt$'1:1:),,InIAL11111:11.4Pc3134Cmitir I liJnk. L. Ann. $7 is 7 Cinis. tor,-7 A4' 1 11 Ditto Short Ann. .' 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