The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-22 00:00:00

PAAIING SOCIETY OF IRELAND. ,DUBLIN, ocT. ti 6. NEtrLa before was the 06lobo . Show attended Oil so many circumstances 'calculated to gratify the fno3t sanguine. expetiations of a numerous Meeting, *and to iropr6s - upon the minds ofall.the strongest Conviation of the usefulness• and valneof this pfOs- - porous Institution. • • • The steel- 19 be exhibited wereadinitted.into the 1 1i0v. , -yard ;on:Friday, mid there, by the aaivc atldl indefatigable exertions of Mr. HAavtv, - the zeililtsl and: siAcited:promoter. of all. agricultural ; interests, }y re according to their classes ) and. r..oni foriably accommodated undue slieds„ which surround • the show-ground, and .which,• - tliough . •teniporary, and itiil to be 'improved, were: so contrived is to all'Ord great advantage to thestocli r its weThasimitkt faCtion tO the spectators, vv ho c 701114). witlls.;cqtygsti,- eutly in tlw front Flirt rear of the'eattle,,atia'by ,at ii' elqui 'have am opportnnity of obsetrilietheli , Ara-. : pa alive sii.spes atif.l qualities. The stoelofivasonost" fatislaaorily arninged in tbe.ro,aptler recrirrßencled last year by the' Pfesident, Fos-rgit.,c - and the. ,anitnals .of ite clifrereritttPeiei''el:fssed -togith i ai; - ac• cording to their respeai‘e ages. • They avetz thtn 01,titigulilit4, ,to .Proprietors ) diy,tingile letters ; .ifterWardS, wileti their respectiyep its Nv . ;,;re Ton, t.hey v.rere he, order (if with ntncricilli4bels, tintxd f.)r the ensuing day (the prizti'-64%.'"iitnT merited with, ribbons) to give spedatriri'an opportu nity of fortning. ,corrohorating their ow.qiudgrupt by that of the ablest men _who could he sele(ted.as .Tudg ,-. .-s for theptirpOge;' and to vcchorn the Soviet) , catinot be'sufficititly giriteful foitheir discharge of a duty so irksome and laborious, • The pr(igresit t iyg itriptovenient of, the. Itoclt was I.:1111611'ml): obvious, froin the Etipetidi 4nality and increased number of young cattlfellittAlneed, )450 ill:tile:lrppvtion-, Qt . II) Ce4,.k . 9L one of the'firbt cX h4ntion, which lead, 115 naturally to look forward to an ext e nsive ap4 interesting, onnpetition in the atie6ettitig states and also tittArests the hope; that as the,iinprovt;d stock bred itt 'lreland btil). tits Ho be relit!d on, gnu Sitdcl cl successfully by thp l Candit 44te3 for priies, tnay'occa?ionallyjnise'an oPPOrI. - Vanity- of sdriplying'tite't ntlish breetlas with sOirre. thing valuable, teturiv' for the rapid and extrant.; din ary l ire fltust in gratjttide4aofi rvau , dour vo have received at their-hands. Long flouted kere t favtnititek, both in: divicittally at; calculated to coititrlbUte pro‘etatitt to the lri,h cattle, which arc thumselves long horned; than they -wotild4Oeeiva" 7 fittki - li..ing crpst..ci . by iwlividuals of ataotiter•species. Pc. 1,,),,ver,.,w,:r e much admired. Leiccster'slieep 4 pticarect to great advantage, and consiektrobly.•iruprowd. The impros , etrient - .bf the South yo‘vus, both fora) and f1eece,; 18 . 4,15 Ve.ty striking, a d tine of the ewes of IVIr. WyNNe.s lot of iive was:dnerally ailowpi. to be, nearly a niddel ofp4,lrfeCt .ewo stood second for the gol4 modal. it was conceived that the Loicester • sheep Were best suited to the low lands, aria the South ,Dgwns to the hills. A two year alcl wether, of the latter Species, which !\lr. Gaießsot4 presented ,to the So= ciety, and which had 'been fed upon roonntainpas turf, weighed olb. audha4l49lb. rills (kidney fat included). The mutton was of a Su r periof quality. The South pewn Wrvii, of 4ilrent PropiP•tors.t was sold by au&ion in Dublin,. and was cagerly bought up trothii:tedd. to as. 3cl. pt lb: 0' the: .nuiaeluret is enabled to produce from this wool cloth of 255. per. yard. - , . • , • .• r . N . 9 very fine draft horses were exhibited, and obtained prize 3. GittLitsoN's Sutrolk: had, however, the decided superiority over `the black draft and was considered the. most. vainable kind to enceurag e, from his movement, temper, 4te 7 . and strength. The exhibition of swine wa3L'rern:irkably good, and the ize. to 1 / 4 -..;hich the Leicester kind was rnaniteted in a Hog. sheWn :by !Mr; . C.flomi h kit wa It.lekt to weigh tipw.trds . .of 7 cwt.: • • Thereolus, though very sirac,Ons, were filled by a spirited zmd patriotic 'company, who larnenterithe absence of their worthy, President. and Vice , Tresi. dent, with a sew of their inn st zenfoul Mpaibers, and the int.;re, its tliey had reßiiOn to know their Marts were them. 'Lie CiYiir„ however, placed in the centre of it set tables, filmed Jo its s , .I, , vft most pettably by Lord jtossytor.r i. ..whof‘e • awn , 1 .; ‘ , 11 colopany was as striking as . Jhe effeet ti,il.,t(tory and agreeable. Lot !ship gave the ing Toasts " The K is.; 'l' tic • r.iimitig Skit:Ty of Ireland. . The V rez,ident ; , . 'I be V lea. I' re4;4len t . 1. 0:d 14 AX It IN, rotr i and .the Farming Societies of Great Britain. The Memory of the late I)uk.t ell 1110 r c/a 0. - .The: Dtdat. or Itx 0 $. i..) a ri. , ' „. 1..0 al S 0 7411. P. V k I, I. », , 4P, 4C. ' May the il,cteaNing pru;;ll;:city krif thin 'ocn.ty teach the Abstnt(i'S or i reimiLt tilt vAlttu ii.i . tivinz ;At home. Wittt final otalerc. , This, limner , end' Wine ' were excellent, and the . , awry ol tile seek; alti,gaber ti'3ClLiatill'r , rmunay aftyr4.6ol l a von n G 1 hackney C11:14,31, Went to I , l. z unti -g lg. eill3° hired and having rodo ‘ so far, ruitirued tzck in the garet's I fill, in the Borough, The m lle a 4 4, l l t i o n St. jug the door, to his 131151vokable surprile .' f an untbrtunlJte Gentleman I.veltering -°,"111 the cut Ins thrt..L faint car to ear, flo Was 7 t7 13" S lI t S '171101:034 Ilospitai, without hopes, tento recovery. lit his possession ...vas found cash and bank notes to - a considcrable -amount. John,lirbp, t boy .1 4 years of age, has been cow , - giitted to 71.ot'k CaStle, charged with feloniously . taking, sel.;retinz, fill l opcping a ,certain letter which. canto by thepost to the post-office nt Boron6fhbridge, thret,:ted Gilbertson, at lodide, near goroughbritige, and stealing t4ercout a certain note : , valtm.i 111. Bs. and (pie iloncaster Bank-noce; - value ti.,w said John lirly hying employed by the/Ijost lna,tur at Boyeughbri , ige 46 a letter-carrier. On the 131.11 4tput., at, the parish Church of riA 1 iil i,flodendale, W 'ran; ROCS, peal iviple..=,'coi;ii:sl.4)g Of 5P40 . chltlges„ 7 in , ,qut.‘if-,-; s. . 160 1 I,,,PNDW $7. 4 ." .1 Y i• ♦ A 1 .4 &&& •-••• A. Drama of a ,very singular nature was lately broeght out on the VI - each Stage.. It is called The iiotillurd,.end is properly a Mano/ague, consisting of 'ten or twelve scenes. In fact, there is no dia- , Togue, for only ono person opens his . mouth through put the .whole piece. .- This; ,loquacious hero is called Pararzte,4_ He . plats ,to flight sTive women: with his tisfigue; T reinains master 'dr tha:field - of battle, 'and stilhalks while he remains'lune on the scene..—fn n th#e first scone, without allowinw his Valet the op- Dortunity of putting in a word.,he- inforw'bipi of his loveitir a Lady, of his . hopes; and 'lii4 proje6t for rufpfage. In . the second ' scene be meets his kestrels, rilep,tes her b , .11 . .. v Unity . and afwa • • ..,, .) In 0 , , y., ilYter t pretti her'illeme in his I aVCYkir. ln the thirst, the' ather and mother of 'the Ladyarrive, and. thy, 'audience esqed at last to have some dialogue i but .i . oleir bopeS are Vain.-12he indefatigable Dotanie Qtrif Ar thf: father and inothey . ,, i po replies Is'q lids, l'higtiti4. ' lit short; all . the Other Ivelltinao;es, w)io . { ,appeAr have only the opport4ity,of, expressing the i r ierittenents'lir geAures, ~,, , -,, . . ~ . • . : . This whimsical /]ante )llASloodly applauded on 5 -I t.! '‘ ill' A. I'L'l'l•;. , t:fllaCKlll Illfl IIC Pansidus crow to - t , ; . 1 - . , „ r , , II :•••'`. •-• .. A .'A ) . e t CIL eVs'l'y ni:, ; ot. pIUCII c itS. SUCCess was owt9g -:.' '' ' ... * ' s - ''' Actor • Iperorated o tit, cm..) two., cif tht - , ,A to PG. r e i4 e • . lie silewtyri,4itit - he p2SSessekf a liappy:tike .i mory ;--bad• hii:ilitiised a Mom Lit for "the Prompter, - the place would hive - Veen lilt. At the conelusipp the nainepf,the Atithor'vas acc:ofding to the 0 - e,n&li •ettsttitn, t Alta for.' 'Otte of the mute PetiOrMers SWpfied ferAliii-d,:and -)vis•going. to open his mouth -flit' the first tithe,!'iri'order to safiSty the. curiosity of the•;itUdieniv:i' . titii 'the taikative Doranie was 00 quick for him,, and inteirupted him with—" The MeCe.Whichice have liad•:the hahour to represent"— `‘ You should say, which 1 haVe had the honour to reproof," critAn vr.li&iiionkthe ht.—The Author was 'declared Pb be a , M. ten.ter.Es .111Auiticf!, ,whO wrote beidre a little. Piece called The Cansolateurs., . . ~ . . .. A. Tewkesbury fair on Thursday last, there. war , : butt wvery indiribient show of cattle, and.tew 'buyers attended eeonsequently there was less business done than.bas been remembered for seVeral years. . , :'Tibe ant ualeshOw of`Cheviot rums at Champ housg this- season, was attended; as; usual, 'I3Y ty_large a.sSeroblage of ' Gentlemen and l/artners from .boqi : Odes of the Border.. The impreveinent of tiais vOu able'breed of adueep, both it) eareltse and in wee", iit. - C the establishivent cat the Society, becomes every year, rnore.'and.Oere apparett,,and affords a. stri4.iog and mast irises - tatting • proof of , the :rapid etleCts-of it ve?er sole tier ofbreeeing stock, rtod of good.'paS 7 tore; in improving the shape of the animal. A beau- . tail two-year old aesider, from 'The stock of air. 1300 son, of Belfent, was killed at the ahow, and proved that this breed. was as capable as any ether efbeing easily,bred. The company also were highly gratified by the: ceshibitioe of a Ryeland trap, the property - of Lard Somerville;. and two girnmers, the pro 10 , 4 -of Che‘'filt 6Wes - and tint tup, bred by hiSlordship on his estate In' that county. 'Their , syrittrictre was much_admired, and the crosa appears more likely to • improve the w oof of the Cheviot • Sheep than any other • hitherto introduced. Mr, Black ie ASO 'stewed Some very tine Devonshire cattle, of ilk own rearing, a breed which he has had then - writ of hitrodtieing,aod which appears per feetly adapted to our climitte, acid to merit every at... tendon front the spirited farmer, - At -Dalkeitli fair, on Toesday •'se'nnight, there was a large show of cattle, and a groat numberbf Sales wt' re made. . . WE i tit Lt. .1. , ',1irt...i.-So few purchaser's had befn, found. liar-new hops at the high prices demand 1, that those who wished - to sell on 'Monday sennighi ' veio con Strained to lower their demand to tal.-per. cwt. for the best I.4 . 'arillianr pockets ; dinirig the . daythe.,prices declined to 121. which was th6'highest }mice for, the rOulailider of the ti4ie, awl on tits list day many saie:i were effected at a - still lower pllO, The other growers :hi the neighbourhood could oat t sell without 'coniplying ' with a 'reduaton 'worry ! tionate to that of the Farnhams. The Curdrldge htips were - wholly Unsold: The new :Kent hops i went. very loW,_ owing to the plentiful 'supply of old ones on the Hill ; and a great quantity of all re " main on hand.. : : . .- • , Carmarthen fair ori Thttrsday was but inditter ! ently supplied with - cattle, the sale of• which was heavy.. A: stake was lately killed by a lad at :Brixhain, : near the sea-side ; it Measured two yards in length,' and-si 'in eircuinference. A reptile of like species, . hut not 30 large, \.'a smite time ;since killed near the bathing-place at Southend:: - A sonll potatee was planted this year in the gar dew of Mr, Varrer, in Wakefield, which has produced the astonishing qnantity of one peck and a half,Whiclr weighed 25 poundg and a half. By.a correspondent who has been on a tour in the southern Counties of Seetland, we learn that there never was a better bar Vest ear a better crop, and all in pod order ip the barn-yards; . many of which are so full that stacks are obliged .to be built in the fields. * : . ,On MOW* iennight, in the morning, as a .wag gort belonging to Mr. Mullins, - brewer of Basing stoke; was.: - 0 - oing,' with a load of vetelles, towards Xewllttiyi going, Messenger, and: Amelia; Ills wife, sitting on the top, together with the'svaggnter, he very imprudently left the came of the horse;; to a. boy, who rode on the shafts,when the hOrSes bi.:earne above the guidance of the *boy, plunged into a pond , at Wolverton, and the waggon was overset,. The man 3nd,the woman falling-under' thelsaad, were ' killed on 'the spot i the waggoner received - Very little injury. On Tuesday a Coroner's Inquest Was held on the bodies by Mr. Car -E, of Odiard,' who brought in their . verdiet—decidenra( Death...--By this accident 'six' thildren were ramiered 'orphans. Qn Wednesday last i as Mr. and Mrs. Belin, were F travellingr:from Salisbury to Winchester, the straps of the trank, behind the chaise were cut, and linen/ &c. to a considerable value stolen. Mr. B. had ob-, serve ttri two 111 7 lookiog fellows owthe road paying I more attention :to his chaise than he wished, and kept an eye on them till he thought- ~ they had de- Camped ; but having afterwards kept up an um - I brellt to prevent the rain heiiting in at .the back of Ithe cliaisi.::, the men availed themselves of this blind to effea their purpose, Ertel got °X ondetetied. ' 9C:sl?Pratt.: Pattie w as lOt gft Ml.Fri7)s, ki wis, • *the bottom of Northintbeiiand=street, bet‘Veen, a so!dier.and a coal-heaver;: it. wai . wen ioned the toruier refusing to pay the latter a small sum - i, which he demanded of. him. The; contest,lwasl: severe, and for ,sorne time it was..doubtful_NN.hicji would prove the viaor; but at length' the s r oftli& gave in. The denoterheall however, Wail Bark by the generosity as well as hezoisin of both combatants. On the soldier yieiding, his adversary came tT,!.o 'him, offered him his - band, and said, " Coate, you are a good fellow, and I .forgive you the inbiky 4.115... other, .shaliing AA! of his consneror,i,riVlitd,.. ,".That's good-natured, boy t vver, but, for all ,that,pay you, as 1 inte i nded, as soon as I ram'.4ble." A very' hard eiVtitested pitched 'battle ~ Vas fought yesterday, otqlitkftrst.heatli ngar.tiounslow, between a pugilist of soine,noteln J i he West, known,bytbe name of flack Jemmy, , horse-dealer, from - Shropshire, of the natde'oftllr/hi.gc jemmy foittit lleachman of thenoine OfF labviis time 4e..*.aod rhay,ingvior to tipt,bgat.rnany yf those. .nolli ,:mo,ooci he ,as onsidereda bruizcr of no insignificant - note.' .. I 4l?piderh oppo nent WaS Ctiiipatiy lirtrial Maidenhead 'a. fortnight kkekug.knoNmn there, he was prevailed co to match hiittself ,guineas, to. fight Alac.k Titinny, ucu was'flien teaching the pugilistic art .a , neighbouring The 'contest Was well main . - talmt#,On both sides ,fprAn hour anti 2Q winufes.*:.... SeTply i 'imd Ow.p.dv,autaip, during the ,whtge,Oilag,-, bist riot so Mucli'lis' .. ta . enable the spe4t:ttorsc9, - ciet ei:le resped'to; the'tsiquier' Until an 'hour had exPired. At this. tirne Gurling.was.nearly blind; and ik.”'. 11 1 0 4,011 his blows away,, while his,oppppent hnd'beat him a good deal about tie bo4y.--!. JeAnny Was-'ultinifttely the Vie - tor, but not-witbot4 exhibitinganarkS of many t stubborn blckvs.:l • • Friday night last ,the peace 4-haulftirailAstorb ed by one sf the most obstinate and long-fought battles ever recorded in the annals of pugiliStn. 'The combatants were, : a man named Segary r and a pri vate'befonging to the" Oxford Blues. They set Cont quarter past ten o'clock mornint, andifeught with Ow AtTatelt,obtinacx tilj . gi.ye minute g Qndi t'. hen s'ictory - declared • in favour of the Blue, who, in point of muscular appearance, was aperfea Co„; losses to his adversary ; he was nevertheless most severely bruised; 4001104 40-othetadvantage than the hr nour of beingfdeclard vidor • . There" is now 'liVing at 4. , :antallati, mar Bod , nin. Elizabeth Woolcock, aod • t 6.5 :crearS: Thii venera ble old Lady still posses .;es itho..entivetuse , of all her faculties; and on Sunday last she , rode single to 'Bodtnin Church, - a distance' of Three toiht.,, and back again to dinner. A melancholy accident happened at Kirk-town- Kincardineshire; on the 7th inst.. A tine young lad, son of Mr. Anderson, had, been employed to, drive some corn to the threshing-mill : he had afte -. wards inadvertently leaned over the pillars Which support the outer shade, when one of ,the of. the mill caught his head, and he . was Cr}:ol4,:d death. .• . , . . . Last week the Sitting Alegistrate Of Leah, on the complaint of the Procu'rlitor:Fiscal; fired the skipper, and crew of the Jesse Passage-boat of iiinghern, in . a pitiea and an half, fbr refusiiii; to take a.frei4ht when the wind fair, and tbr ti abusivt ;tad iusolent Language. to the passengers. A rriday scantught a fire brolte out in' the Parsonage house pt Box,Yt r ilts, a very antient and respe&able eclificf.:; whic' was consumed, with most of the fur niture. The fire W 33 occasioned by a candle having been carelessly let too near a window curtain. Poirri.mvxv. Nnictupoots.—A 'Butcher. and a Baker residing next dOor to each, other in Cabler siteet, Goodinan's purckked two Shares in . the present tottery. ;on Satardity; .last t hey NVere both drawn; first, the Baker's .50onl.; and tt shoq time of the I.ll4tchees Froze of 10;0001;.k! Yesterday morning they went together I Ile ,Offices and' receiceti' ir tutiney; at the same time baraglit other Snares„ to have a chance for the 70,0001. rvin Ic Will ifm , 4l to the firt- 1. -- yrn on r . Saturday Leing determined to 'take Fortune hue k she is in thi! humour. 5 4 Priie of Fivt! Thong:ind Nutlds the - - _ fifth. Day. of l)ra..ving, was sold by hic.:llAiniAo::, (.:looni.ucx. and, Co. of Corral ill stud (.Itaring Cu,;s. in one Quarter, two Eighth, ;Jild eight Si:itdentit Shares ; also, Ni. I 8,830;t Prize or One Thou sand I'onntl3, the first 1):ty; in tWo QUatterl, titres:. Eighth, and tivo Sixteenth' Shares.. The iiext Draw in.L.c Day will be Satin - 41.1y, Cktc.tler.2ol.ll, ..on which Morning . the Fir-a-drawn Ticket be .t . r.n4leti to Twenty Thou4and .Pounds. Ticketi and Shires; warranted turd :lean; continue on Sale. )IPrtis. , Yesterday morning, . at -her 'house in Stanhope ttrtet; fair, tho Coknityst ., Pi COlkyllgitipp, 01 4 Sop. , . (.)n the 19th init. - at Echnunton, Mrs. Ile;11, of a Son. On Sunday morninA, MN. Appleby, wit", of Captain Ap pleby, of the Live 041:, of PenzAnce, of a DanKltier. . . - jtkriißlC4;lll: WilEA'r Is, NiNF.K.4,- -.,, Dv. i lessrs. CHILI) and hi ~. trt.s, Meal Weighers, including . only trots th: 7th• of-t)d. to -the lath ot Oa, . agree4.lll).-10-.l.lu_vew At. - 1.5 ,Quatt.c,ca. at iRS ad Iv, taulrterf- al 6:400i i i" 0 -*----,j-i-r at - tali: oil rtk7l%----.- 4t 6tls ;ad 44 ---!--!,.ait Iliksid . 107 -.------• at ,66A 94', 37 --"--- at' 16 ...;iit 6 . : q ---- it .6.s a' : 51 ------- at. &; ii , ifiii -----7-»; at . fi4s.od 1 i S -...,-----:. at r 8 ;A .04! 4 c.)::. ---,---- .41 6p.oki 17y•-""'"'''''''-at` tt Oct t -ili;• ----;'--- 'at ' (As oct S l 3 ----- at 80.> al i 4tl :,/-1-07.rr at 6.1$ 4i ----- at 71s ti, Ito '.' at ki . 'ad 4,33 .77erri at -73 i, od I. 04 .I""J'ir-:- al , ;ski t ' ...,: 9i ------ lit 77, cd 1 4 ------- ot slo i tA l ....143::.77.17,..3.:—..—.---.4.1t..26.,0itcut , I 47 .---7, at . -513) ,.. 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AseY , 0 , , ~ tvi 11- .111 Wltere the ottnam y suffiyer, bra, ovs- - - - 5,01,1.f' i eisrettiiiy conceals 'Ms Inistortune, it' tn.? be a uhrifl;?a, !slim, for him .toi kuowr, rbAt. ell tioPuO 0 h444,1:1e selll° doubt or uncertainty vvitn oilier l'faelitu,ners,, ot . loot t Of these Deticietliriet .i . by 114: grig!Ya, li.°l°s. It ttla "1:( tion. i s the acid 1t of toy ckr erJencs. ~,,, , ~, tr io : of Bacchus 7 00461te; /rave' 'begin 0 :rolucer Nqifil,o-L,OlOl. much anxiety'. Will be prevelitetl, by.,.ait ea.!4ili;l:',7logto don of this languid State; and. -in ti . esp " olg p citificUlty Arii/, occur.. .. ' ' x i s ied, a ? t i /hit white is s` I.)ificiency has for Year! C.._10,0 0010 perseveiatice is tiainPttssbl4 'tiite tii`a"c.,,„;;;ltilloo,ol - Sparks ot Lite, :and to re,aniniatent.: ~.,..,.0# 4, ' trf A Rik II t) VAIM EN; vottobillr in ~."C./Ittoutftel, 1 , t . l.r. r ! in their expectations of a Narpilys il ma y[t . tioii,,l ,kl;‘, most instances, such defetia 4ce cu 337'etou7Irry ,tut.:ll3Yl The quit vv hien is so' esserlti 4:44,•_ _,,,.,.....,..ta. and the quatiOc4Polls w hich /, h;t:tt!itt.,,,,,v.,o7:ira. 7„,',i; .I':;,,i the basis or my interzivs, ?3,1'41.,'5151.04":7/o,y.,oo.ofria flf tptsspinnatlarnay. t ,o to r n i; Ati,v,..1::5,r,'11.105ii.i.,55ti.41.,,,t1:- •ci,t,iiliittil, /44.,e)tfle)iii411(li house, No. .29,. A t dole i it fee- , ~...,40;10..4ti, li,:atroo*P- pr Tnerg ..daktail'il .h rise . s utgooro' air...olog, ind the N Ole ta on bo: , i 4,0,00 ,f . Martin ff:Stei' Nislnbfr,Pt. ot4 iitCt" - ' .' l ' - M4RRIbI). On the erth inst. at Cjiftun Church, J. Y. Fownes, Esq. of litiiitord..street, London, tti Miss ciirtiS, be . Marc:M.:v.- Houe, near Bristol. SatUrday List, at St. Co , irge's, Hanover square, Wil liam Walter, Ksq. al .Bruilovick....squate, to ;tilts. Sieigtl, tlau,;titcr or the late Sleigh, Esq. of Whitehall'," Yesterday morning;. at . St. o...ory,e's square, lames Thomas, Esq of St. lames's-palace.; to Mt Nlattlia Clark, daughter of Thomas Clark; Lq. of Lieut.( • fklgrAvc-placc. Dan. Yesterday morning, at the limit! orP Oben Unit Leigh, Esq. M. P. in Duke-street, Westminster, in.the cal year ot Claket Esq.' Rinker, or Liverpool. Un 'l'hursday, LiCtitCLlAilt Hugh 41aclizto, of, the g•.,th giment. tic v 4 as buried in the Garrison Chapel', Portsmouth, on Sunday, with military honours. On Friday morning, at his partner's house at Walworth, John Smith, Esq. of Southwark, I-lop-merchant, - fourth: son of Mr, Alderman Stnith, of York. - • • • ' Thesime day, at Egliam, ' the 73d year of his age, the Rev. James Lint/OU, Vicar of that Parish upwards at 33. years; O Monday seinnight,'at his hopse at Islington, in the 73th year of his age, Thomas Shirley, Ls 9. PRICA vlsi•f :fiCICKS O anAY. India St..wk, Imo 13ouds, par, u. pr. South Sea Stm.k, Eitnequer Bilis, is. a as. pr. oinnuurt, 3 1111146A1 3.per cent; Ditiu Ann. Low.. for z6t7t Nov. 59 58 Hank Stock. , Navy; pe. cent. .09 per Cent. 1797, • resit s per Cent. 4 eer Lent. 74i per Ct. 57 s 8 .s 7 j - per ;:ent. 6 8 Bail long Ann. 16 7. i6thai Ditto Shutt Anti. z iz rantc-ct by N 1111;\ P,!) 114 NOS, of N M o. 1, Ma:t-court, tiow-treet ; h) WILLIAM AR msc Ist Scksprs, of SOuth (: 1 9" — iit Sliel•()14ICE, No. ill Strand where 4ft eriffiamontt Order t i or the Ptipc-, Leit(..rs for titre Editor ezc. (past -pciid) must tp.:.%-acidravkl