The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-12 00:00:00

I)AURY-LAKE THEATRE. TttE new Comedy of Tito School for Friends was repeatA last. Fight, with souse judicion' anal curtailments, and went off with incre.isel sue ce,,. ft eerminly a Production sol.ne Merit, au i will nut tail to prove attraaive. i4te e foho Epiloguo, written by Mr. DiantN, jun. and sj (len bz,' MATnEws, was greatly applauded : EPILOGUE. Wt.rn your permission,. Frier nat,dorie yet, But atn4onie lew rCinaining•lines in•datt ; which vain Fashion forms with jingling chin e, Through Men eall'd Poets, add by them ,eall'd rhyme ; A licathettislt sort of thing.—l'm bid to speak, An 4j , i/ogu,.—the word to me is Grtek ; And as a sort of folks Called Critics say, 'Tis often found'as foreign w the Al. But that's nb Matter, for Custoin's blame, The rs is so'little•jndging from a nitre. As foi examplenow— those who lateral TO rislicide in us the name 0./friena , , Are pleas'd : to Call us Or:rkers—'tis x name; Illitons ban, do utter:y disclaim ; No'bemble,v we—he: that the lot of thoSo . • . .syho are to its and social order, firs,,. l'hoSe, I speak plainly, to preYeot Mistake, Who were by dear friend Nr.LSON faC'd to quake; Yea, those threat'nin,;, vat:ming, those invading men, Who hove quilicci, 16 quake, and sksdiquake again : For wrve friends left, callht Tats, , when dutyrcalls' To till those ot fiends call'd wooden walls; Not one among 'eta cur Shakes, or runs,, . When one:: ' ti . lost: great things call'd guns. The man call'd t trrt aott, is pleasd to boast quickly eat the beefwhi,:it we do roar/ Tho man ou x declares, t hat, if he comes, He slosh have taddirig tna:le v.tith iron plumbs. jOnN..knowiit, we have nice of 14,ar on ;kart', Call'd S'oldier's, who have kai him oft before In. Egypt, and woad heat hint here once more?... And, I onN, we do possess. a chosen band • Of yotiths, Volunteers,.Who . , hand-in-hand; _ Wuu'd elbowlbrth the spoilers, of the WO. Thus, having made b , many I riends appear, 11 hop;.: there'll be tio- lack of friendsnip here Cousidtr, our petition' is not, common, ' fit for that dear, bewitching . thing', call'd Woman. Woman I our very bpst of friends you'll own-- w o n, ; : k , I whwe, hoit'e to-night is you aloiseti Who link we yield to witatsoc'er you say, E xcept fiats oil' arid that I can't obey ; Or, it my beaver musi be ittuv'd, why then, Let me to-rpurrow put it on again. SMITHFIELP CLUB. Tar. Exhibitions of the Cattle have hitherto been heti Mr. WooroN's Inn-yard,in Smithfield; but the nur . nhor6_ who lease annually - tiocked to, quich be3roticl the room and accommo dation, of the yzird, Live induced. the Committee, thif. year, to exhibit the cattle- in Mr. Dixort's.City Repo.iitbry . (where Lord Somk,itv ILLE'S March Show of Cattle is annually held). E6q„ and Mr. Gtst,S77,. of Bond , . street, are-the Stewards tor the preSent Show,, and they were yesterday very aaiyely employed in mak ing arrangements for the same:On inquiry last ;tight we found ,that the Duke of 'BEnvolin. had sent in three ty:o-year old South Down Sheep, and three one-year old, of the .samo breed. Mr Wy.s-' Tsitti,hA sent two lerefind . oNett in the first class, fttltened On an , Cike, two iferetimrs in class two,. fed on L rass and hay, and two Devon, Oxen-in class three, fed on grass and h,ay : Mr. IIumrITHEY, three Gloucester Sheep, one. year old ; . Mr. PLASKET O three new Lcicester• Sheep, one year ; Ititr, WEs T E R -4, three Leicester's of a cross breed, one year; A4r., 'three new Leicester's, two years; t f ir. IS. TUC:KWELL three Gioncoster's, two years `Mr. Nii).:sTcmt, three C;luucester and Leicester tilt ,•cp ; Mr. KING, three South Downs - , one year, - , The jive Gen tlemen of knowledge and experience, who are app6inteci Jtidges fur awarding the Prizes, allowed the whole of this day, and the yard is to he liqt shut, to exclude all other persons; except the 'i,hepherds, and attendants of the cattle, in order that they may make a deliberate and proper actindt rton. To-morrow moining the. public Exhibition 'will begin. EDWARD Dov.l.wo, Esq. has sent in three Ploi.lghs, 'with cast-iron shareti and we are glad to observe, that the interest of this Alee.ting will 'oe, increa;c.l by the exhibition of new, aud use ful agricultural implernents, which ,the room of the foram . place w'exinuition did not admit of. , . FOOT 1L oz .t.'7iT,P.AORPINAIiIf ,- -70n SatUglily, at lwif-past o'clock, was run, for 20 guineas .a Foot Race on the gravel'watk leading to Kensing ton-gardens, l lyde-park, between the Brighton Shep herd and a welt-known punning Recruit belonging to the FOot Wards. " The distance mis 400 Before starting, the bets were in favour of the Brigh ton Shepherd : 9 to 4; and as high as S and 6 to 2. On strippin4; though'the'adds before by appearance Ivere Ml. Lit in favour of the trighton Shepherd, the viw Recruiti appeared the best Mau : for tht. first 100. yards the ,Shept,crd seemed to have the race ; but, won after, the GuardSman pitsved tb6 Sbeph6 aistl won the race' by 10 yards. TlielninK , /g - omes who had -backed the Guardsman won about 20001; On 'rhurstlay,se'nnigliCa.inaie : li ter 100 gnineas a side was 'run over Ross Sands, neat Bel turd, one mile, betwixt Colonel floN:relits black gelihng, by Young , illo'ske,' and 'Mr. ArAnta's, - of Hornclifk, chesnut gelding, • rodeby the owners, and was won by the former by one length, after a welf-; contested race. - - • - A Correspondent informs us, that in some part of Devon the cyder has turned out very abtihdant: at Cawmnd, neat Plyinonth, a great number of hogs heads of new cyder were offered there at the prinei pal Inn, only a few' days ago, for two guineas per hogshead. On Thursday sennight, as Mrs. Lyne, of .the parish of St. Clear,, near Liskeard, ' Cornwall, was pilSjlig where a young than was shooting, he fired it. bird, without perceiving .her, and lodged the She expired almost immedint-ly. r;; From the LONDON GYIZET PP, Dec. lc, 1805. Igu .Dec. 10, tBos. 6th Regirrient of Dragoon Guards, Whitmare Smart, Cent: to. be Comet, 'without put - chase, vice Si:Ott-, promoted, Surgeon j...RuX(on, from the 6th Royal Veteran Bet;alion, to be Surgeon, vice •Walhice, who exchanges. t tit it,e6iiiry‘it of Light Etraiions, .Corit,t Benjamin Astlev. to be Lieettenant, without pint, lase. • 16th I)itro, Lieutenant Ralph (oltivann, from I !air . pay ot the. loch Light Dragoi,ns, to be Liehienalit (r:p, y tug the clitii:ienee), vice Meyrick, appoilited to the 23.1 Light I)raguons. „ - • 23c1 Duni, Stephen Coxen,Gent. to be Comet, withoutpur. chase, vice Dance, - promoted. • . • ' • Ist Regiment of Foot, flaarnial.Mate Phirip Walter to ,bb • Avsistant.Slirgeon. 24.1 Ditto, joint An...ticlu to be Lieutenant, vice Cold stream, deceased... • - • 4th Ditto, Michael_St. 'John, Gent.- to be Ensign, - withciut. purchase ' vice Winslow, promoted in the : tot h Foot. Gin Ditto, Alexander ALic.iean, Gent.; to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 11loultric, promoted - in the 7111 Fout. 7111 Ditto, Thomas Kennedy, Fsg. from to CaPtain of the ;6th Foot, with temporary hank, to be Lieutenant, without purcihiec, vice Tmonpsou, appointed to the 14th Light Diagocms. Ensign 1' hoitias Moultrie, front the Otn Foot, tome Lieutenant, without purellits'e, vice Sheridan; promotedin the-27th Foot. • Bth Ditto,. Ensign Carleton Bourne tube Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Collette, promated. George Nuttall,Gent, to be Ensign, vice bourne. ' ISM Ditto, Lieutenant George,Burrell to he Captain of a Wishart, deceased. Lieutenant David West, bum the 96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gallen, deeeased. t6til Dipo, Lieutenant Neptune Lynch to .be Capiain.of a Congruity, with,ut puichasv, vice Vernon, p'turnotetl. Ensign Richard Varciilea Bates to be Lieute.nant, vice Lynch. reslititt Dance,, Gent,. to be Ensign, vice Taylor, deceased. Frecieriek Thier,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dines, 18tH Urttu, Ensign john Whitley to.be Lieutenant, without' purchase, vice .-araligeways, who te4lAns. to be Ensign, vice Whitley. 19111 Ditto, I)ou6nti to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. Ensign Richard Varsons to be Lie4teilant, vice l'Nab, proMoied: 241i1 Ditto, - Edward Davies, Gent. to be Fdisign, without purctiale, Nice lluuier, promoted in the ,•4:11: Foot. 45111 Ditto, Julio to to Ensigii, vice Warner, 4.lett.isen. Witham `Foole, Gent, to be Eitl,ign, without p otc l l4 „ i; ., rice 4,,ninqns, prolnytt:d In inc 311C.4.1i5u1l LA t- Caltori. Dill°, . Lieutenant Charles Higgetis, front the Royal • Attic...li Corps to be Lieutenant, , withoutpuri rue iggs..deceasjet. 51st Ditto, Captain :ltubert Blackliall to be Major, without , putt:nine, vice Napiwr, who wines. Ereuteitant john &qt to be Captain ot a CO:111).111 ) , ay purcitase, Vice Gib bons, who retires. Lieutenant Renwood' to be of a Company, by poiciia,e, vice i;iacl;hall, Giles Lyre Wake, G(i.t. to be -- without purchase, vice Ros s,',ptunto tett, 57111 Mito, Lieutenant 11..iii,ct (loins, from the .7atit Foot, to oe vt:_e who resigns. '• Goth 1)1(i.o. of Luinpunirs without pur clia4e--Captain Hein front the ist Garrison Baldaitoli, vice Stimuli, appointed to Catrisuit Com.: p•oij , in I.teutenaiW Yiederick lacono, vice Lilackwoua, Peter Blassiere, vice Ouli k ;nl t, the tom I out.. Lieu,ten..iit vice Dea.,kett, appointed to the King's Gerfnan . Legion. 61st Ditto, lames North, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Bradshaw, promoted in time ti7th Foot. ' 67th Ditto, Ensigh J rut Wittlains trout the ad West India • Regiment, to be -Eitsign,.vice mepney, who exchanges. iutto, Ensign George Delisle, ham, the 87111 Foot, to be Ensigit,.wlthout purchase, vice Archdall, promoted. .82d Unto, Lieutenant joint Carroll, froin'the 69f11 Foot, to •be Caplan! of Company, without purchase. 87111 Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Sankey, trom the aoth L lit Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by phi - chase, vice Farlane, who retires. Ensign the 6 tst Foot, to , be Lieutenant, without puichaJe. Henry Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, withoUt purchase,' vice Delislc, removed to toe 68th Foot. 88tri Ditto, Lieutenant Julio flack tube Captain of a Com pany, without porcoase, vice Lord licivilt s who retires on liati.pay pone 3Gth .1- out. 211 IYeSt Jtidis Regiment, Ensign . john It. Stepney, from the 67th Foot, to be l lisign, vice Wtldants , who excii3;.ges. 3/1 onto, , Lieutenapt lames Ross, trout the 64th Foot, to be Captain of a Conip.aiy, vice Clarke, deceaud. ErrOgn j. S. Miller, from the York Lr r ,ttt infantry Volunteers,_ to be , Lieutenant, vice Webb, oeccaaed. Ensign Trail/As time to b e Lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted in time White , C.trrison k.ompally. 7th , Ditto, Liistt ii j. M. Waller, front tin Stlt West India Regiment, to Ott Lieutenant,. without - purcuise, vied' navan, 4'pp/tilted to the 11111 . F0 , 4. Eultyu 1:41.es burke,. from the Raiyal African,. Corps, to be kieuternon, vice Kennedy, ' • • Bth I ii,u, LiLutemilit George Thomson to be Captain o f a Company, without purenase, vlet: itedilerwieke, appointed to toe 24th Foot, Lingo Samuel V...iit.utt' to be Lieutenant, without purcinise, vice Caniehm, promoted in the bal West India 'Regiment. ' • Royal - Arrican' Carps; Lieutenant Anthony Schulties, from the both Fool, to he Captain of . a Company, vieti . Cole, deceased, Ensign Dean, ironi Lie 9icit Foot, lobe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M`DZinall4appoitittail to the istit jultu sylp4os, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchastr, vice Euae, proniotna in the 7th West liaiiil itt,),olllent. The ; l itig's German Legion. 3d Regiment of Light Dra pens, Captain Otto Henry Volker to be Captain' of a Frocip, with ttniporary Rank. Captain --- Baron l,ressc he to be ditto, srith,,temporary Rank. Lieutenant E st Delliela to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank. Lt, ibit Anton Baron Wersabe, lrout the 3d Battalion of in fantry, to be Cornet. 3d Battalion of Infantry, Ensign Pape to be Ensi,,n, vice Wersabe, promoted. stii Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel George De Dtieberg to be Cu. lonvi-Cotrarwintdra,' with temporal y Rank. To he Captains of ttompanies, with •temporary Rank—Cap. taro Feinitsand De Brati4is. Captain citudon. 1)e ilainitictberg. Captain Vetlef 'l'o be Idetatetnt,, whit temporary Rank./....Lieutenant George Lreste. Lieutenant Lewis I-Wilt:l4. Lieutenant Lewis De Lo4z4Ate. Ile:ltenantLewis bacineister. To be Lii4igns „ ..Ltisigit George itoin the I)eptt Company.' Lin go kleovge Pont ditto.'" Ensign Chartes baron Linsingen. • Clirism , n Baron Goutten: Depot Conipatly,,Ensign Charles Wistinghausen to be En sign, - vice appoilited to the ith battalion. Engineers; Ltctittiiaiirt.,eorge frederzek reinter to be First s Captain, with teitiporaryßaok. York Light Inf4itry :Volunteers, Lieutchtilit Joins Blake 14r.c.41, trout the Gth West I tidia Risiment, to tat Cap ta i n of a Comp:my, without plircit,u;, vie.:,lVeSterholt,stapei. Sefied. Lieutenant jOitn irons 'the cEtli Toot, to be captatr, of .t Company,- withoutipurehise; vice Glegoa ry, appointed to the 4th Foot. • Ist Garrtson liattaliim, Brevet Major Richard totirke, from 47111 Foot, to be Captain of a CulllpAnyi . Vitt ItelinellS, . appointed to the bath Foot. ad Onto, Captain lames Hamilton, from the,6th %Vest India Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, 'vice Kerstentan, appointed to - the toth Foot, Gth Royal Veteran battalion, Surgeon James Wallace. from ' the 6clF Dragoon Guards, to beburgion, vice Matt', woo ekehanges. ,ffie ,:.? • '- tieel 211, e A iverliscinents Ordirs fc f.) () ?•: C nidl ' , 13 FiJi Vll', Lieutenant and Adjutant Thomas Baylis, on the Stafrof the .Autry Depot, to the Rank of Caption in the - iitinY. _ _ HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Charles George, front Half Pay of the aztl Light Dogootts, to b.: SLift,eoll, to the Forces, vice Worth, tie- Surgeon Charles Hadwig to be Staft'Surgeon to the Foreign I , om-co, vice %Veber, promoted. . Surgeon L. Van Mal.sen, from the both Foot, to be Surgeon t..> the Foreign DepBl , vice Hartwig. pont Moore, Gent- to be Deputy Purveyor to the foreign 1. orc:e#,, vice iiellamont, promoted. MaMOKANDLIM. The Appointment of Robert Nassau Suttor., Cent. to be Lieutenant ill the 7th Foot, wit hOur purchase, a.; stated the tiazette of the .p,t inst. ha's not taken ERRATUM in the Gazette of the tyth - 45ti) Regiramit of Foot. For Ensign, Jain , ;::, to b e Lieu•enantovithou pun-base, pr‘moteti, rc4 n joinrf4 No.,*lor 1.1 t: A' 4 . : {lir, by puraL w ,.., vice Iti n, I,,otnated. P[.' 11,',. ply Lank Stock, N.lv) S pe:r.Ct shut S 1)..r Cent. i 797. ("ilk I rt*lt 5 pc,..r C,nt. 4 p;:i Lent. 7 7 4 Iper cent. Itei. !0- Go ; Per Colt Com: abut Lim*. Long A,nn. 17 Uitto Shnit Ann. , rtikATA in the o:l2ette of the 2;d . Ititrv. 374\ Toot: Tor Eign John Spread Fenton, from the 96th 1-Ixt, to be \valloitt purchase, viLeJlatifey, pros mod in ;SU:, read john Spread Fenton, Cent. to belinsigo, vise ILLd lee, promoted in the 9th Foot: 96th moot.', for Hugh Sinith Spear, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fenton, removed to the 3?th Foot, Hugh Smith Spear, Ucut. to be Ensign without put - In the Gazette of the 19th 9trt Foot. For ilospitA-Mate - Chambers to he As. sistailt.Sorgcou, real Elo;pital.Mate William Chalmers to be Assistant Surgeon, C irrufrsiwl in tly Itenfretvshire Regiment of Militia, ric. ,, ed by Majesiy'..l Lieutenant fir that. GGzmtp Ensign Petei Fergusou.to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, re signed. . Dated Augtist as, !Soc. . Cwtthiissiafrin,LJe Loyal Greenock 'Volunteers, .s;riel by Hi.: A1.0) . ..-.1! . 1.'s Lieutenant jar the C4anty of R c Vi e w. Lientenant ,A Wood to by Captain, yice H. Matitie, resign e d. Dated October 2,1 S 3j; • To be Lletitenatits—li osign Geofge Robertson, vice A rchi bald Robertson, resigned. Datcd,ll.lll2B, 1(4111 Watson, vice Wood, promoted. I)ateci OCtobt a, Cioi. Ensign Johu h01m..., vice Leslie, resigned. Dated irs aboie. To be Ensigns—lams ft umphiey, vice Robertson, promoted. I)ated ,tune 3, alos. Cohn gent. vice Watson, promoted. I).ited October 2, I )• Ncil,Shannon, Gent. vice holins, promoted. gated as above. ERRATA' in the Gazette of the. t ath November last. 73a/ Staab wark For John Thomson, read John Thompson. For, Joseph Dow. ley, read Thottias - I)oveiey. 'For Rob.= itroadv,ater, Robert Cluttles•B roadwa ter. OLD BAILEY. pix Tit DAY.--DEC. 11. , The Sessions'eon c l u d e d this moining, when the following ConifiaS received sentence Of Death yhtdreitt., for stealing ; froth a letter; ,Leo nard Trhite and Jahn Richardson, for cutting and stabbing Peter Bilsort: arid, Wm. trilteent, for high way robbery ; James lYai u ich, ,luluz S!eimni, and Francis IVard, for - burglary; :Edward , il 7 ehuit, for, returniOg transportation before his time; Jaines • .Wariakk and John Stephens, for burglary. • - /Voile, and cath. Latvrence, for, receiv iag stolen goods, knowing them to be 'stolen ) , 14 years transportation, • , Rob. Paterson was sen tenced to be-imprisoned two years, and stand twice in the pillory at the top: of the Old Bailey. - Twenty-five received sentence of transportation far 7 years. Twenty-two, for smaller offences, were sentenced to fine and imprisonment,for different periods. Drawing-room Curtains.--In no one article -• of household furniture has fashion introduced so-many essential' improverrients as in the one of window-cur, tains : the s mple festoon gave precede nct totlyeFrench dr4eries, the Egyptian succeeded, - 11)(1 the Tuscan All these changesthiwe been super,seded by the more clas3ie designs of the Grees. The wonderful 'taste displayed in . the Greek Etruscan rises dhas fitrnisbed numerous hints for draperids - of class far superior to all former atteinpts: - • Wetin derstand an. aviele at. once, unique and clegant, Which may challenge eVery thing of the kind which has preceded it, is now in a st4e (4**, forwardness.— The draperies of these curtain are composed of a rich Chinese silk. The ground is a beautiful yel low, worked , in. tambour of filligree pattern;l a border is attached to it of similar wcrkm.:ll . o4, Oulsitely finished. An under drapery of a rich Rise-. I colour satin is finished with a broad border - worked in tambour in black and gold ; the pattern taken from the Etruscan vases. The form of thcsc dra peries are . studied, and faithfully arra nge d 11-(Jul the antique drapery-clothing 'of the 11 - 1051 beautiful fe male figures . brought from the ruins of, flereula ileum. The curtains are composed of, black yea et, covered with gold stars in embroidery, the borders to which are worked 'in plain gold. • 'The, Orra.; meats are of the finest Greek taste. Ths fringe., decorating both curtains and• draperies Consists of the,finest Chinese silk, and is equal to gold itself iii colour and died, The cornices to these Mag... , nitieent curtains form a Wide frieze in or , ingie. richly decorated With classic designs, and carved-or naments in bronze, and finished with Grecian . mouldings in burnished. gold. The ex t r e m i t i es of these cornices 'represent the fotir quarters :of the globe, allegorically expressed, in exquisite carved . work, finished in unlnalt. COACIKER'S NOAJEI37.---4n inquisition was taken yesterday at the Horse-Shoe, in James-street, Gros venor-square, before ArkrutotcY GELL, E sq . Coro ner, on the body of Martha Watkis, who was burned so as to occasicat her death, yesterdaY semight.' It appeared by the evidence of. a Mrs. Seymour, that the deceased was lett in care of the mansion of Lord Dighy, in Lower Brook-street. On the evening of the day stated, witness pat her to bed 'after the cident, and the deceased informed her that a . eundie wa set fire to her • garments—she, flew to the street door, but while attenipting to open it, was burned se .dreadfully, as to. deprive her of her strength: her screams; however, alarmed. some persons who were passipg at the time; ,the street door was forced open, but the poor woman 'presented a Spe6tatle too Shock ing. to describe, the whole or hdr:garrnents having been burnt froM her. - She languished near a week in extreme torture,, and expired on Monday. Ver.- dia.-7-ilcci4e4 al do tA. • • On Saturday afternoon it man, dressed like a gen tleman's servant, 'went to the house of Mys. Wil lianas, in Welbeck-street, and gifered tohire binis‘Af as'footman, • in the roOni - of one I.vbo was about to leave. He *as admitted the bail try it feffr. - tio servant, who ‘vetir,up, stairs to tiLe dr—% tig-rooln to inform ber asistress . : Whqo thev •LI ionvma tion Mrs. W.iyo k rd her pin. • I parlour, and on sending (he servant t, ;.I.le it, the man was teen t t ~• .l&or with a basket-full. He ‘vAs ptirstit-d, and secured.. and has been fully Committed for trial frofit Marlhol-ough street Office. TOCk.S. RD Ay 1 India Stock, I mi:./ lioilct, ra,r, :s. pr. EN.:iletitter 111ils, .16. cIIS. par Otnnturn. - 61 . . 3riP,:r Ce4lt. oct'vr.red • I ;:iperifA 3 pel;Celit.394., Ditto Ann. Coth. for Opcning. 6t i 4,,,- i I).l!)ii•died kV.II-I.I:tbIARMICER SC.RIPPS; ot*.3 , :tith'Nlo±tfii.stre...oi, rutvex l gr- 11 1 413- ; )r the Papei-, Lififj?n , thi &e (h 1-(';• . :I) •r "t L" drzsse,l' , lESTE Bihrris. On - Tuesdayi at his Irvine in Manchester-Knare, the LAI of tht4inn. John SeOtt-, of a Son. The satnenay, the wife of Mr. Sowter, of Devonshire Street, Queen-squ. , re., of twins. On Wednesday, at the house of Thomas Littleci4ie, Esq. in Ptirtiand-place, • the Lady of the Rcv: Edward Dawkiosi of a Daughter.- ...... --..... • • , MRRRIIif). On Thursday last, !Or. Thonfas' Cunningham, of Loin' bard-sire:4, to. Miss Ann Hawn, daughter .ut . Mr. lobo t:owes, of Niitite.lion-ecnt , , Birchin-latie.• On the loth:lust. at ST. Ccorge's.,l3ioomsbury, Mr. (o'l4e• brook of Elrittrat, to Mr..;. Hull, of the sainc pl,tce. NlontlaY at Heckney Church, Richard Pautphi• li, q. of Kingslntl,' to Nini. ,Cooper, widow of 'lllo= mas CoLtiur, Fsq. of kingsliitiLl-place. , . DIAD. , I.3tsilv, in I%rue - I.s-street, after a painful illness, t he LAY' .oi Or, illy1::le. ' On' ni,t,t,c; last, at Southowton, Miss Harriet IVlttc4 ke , ikie, yr , a• .36.bt tlaul;ltter of the ta.:... Captain C; eorg 'Mac' Tne same day, Join: l'o,;son, Esq. of Itoughan-place] 1.1.3: - Lle. l t vita, clea r( : e i , 0 111, t u 1 3 1 . 1 g Sundayt % S I i i r lc r r e'E' p o d h . e t i : 1; 1 1. i : 1 1 : : g. o d i l m ) ::::: L n . N N G a ci L r7t e l . ; r l . l; s , tr E e s e ci ''' . Ol ss ; A ll ;111 : 11124 : 1 itigua. The Saint! day, in the rth year oilier age, Mrs.- Morpltqlvt ..q. 01 orwit 1. Same day, at Norwich, Nliii,s hiii:l Alitrctlettit m,Fl§l/1 second daug!ttcr or W. ttohert,Miirsa . hs.i.. or 71'nettoid. mthec i) No ttEV tit t: v d i Et i c ic : ii t il t i ri mi vi: i e tv : y nt o n i g k i:t . , ,, ; a o sed t t;,e. Rev. Ito' et l i i ei r " S v i. ' . l t ' ay' , ; . 1 r :t h :t.....t. t x c ;,:n -'l .l C a i n c : l = 'k u l 't .N t i ':: }. c.: :R l i l l ' syrii'ct:,s"'nFr r tli e c ?':•74. h o rli fo 'r r Lately, at Dowholti;c, 11 , \Vver,tide, Thoina3 t'roOlato a U d 88 . T his sing , ,im Citx', ::11-, ~..idtit itirect v e.ti! ago, procured a cheap crithr. hour a c.trventer in that towt., a t‘e . l. - . the : Il i. ie 'l e c t: H e t : i o t i e ' l b o c r 4 liir > brother. Ile left i ll. : li t i l r i r 4 t: i :c , u t irolti:sli sni:lllitidv,i,colblicischriAi..o,l,llsg nilt ~)e) t e, t l: l4 L l ' ' t l is e C s ;her 4:tend an"' anti I '' In'vr„it wit'hunt any ceremony, altintagh tie WO a member ot the t..; titir,;ll-or Lhikt , n‘l• 'ls " CiePIJI114n11 : ° 1 11 ever, isc"r'iiii. ot the ci. ~ ..0 tiit.,or.e, :arrived jii,t o, clue 1( rc . t t l i i i : Liy,l ei.vji'lt, without any , .grave. . ----:..........-- AT , the Cheat -an d Hosieryße . Warehousp -46 11l ttie k;.itv,4ttutiti No. 434, Straial, the gre.liest Bar • Pills arc uo.w ~seiiing ; eolisisiiiii4 of N 4 it ' pl . " ll „ C°lt°4l lur 1300 ts, at billy ts. nit. ye( i isiir, wurtii as. bile ; .Vvoilleit'S; w4lll laced ciseks.7.s..fict. i extra irockt I ° s 15d * stout Cotton is 6(1. worth as. 61. ; tint' za, 91.1.; extra sit. pt 3s. 9(1. W-i,riti ss. ; 'stout illa‘k iiiii,l Nnite Silk 6i. : 3cL $3l P a le li t Angola Hose, warraht:.d not to shrink, from 2,5• i4( 1 .. l•A variety t , u, the bast qualit ; stout w(iisted is, 3.1. ; till° 24 • ; suP4l - 3s: 6(1. - ; SW; Ail rts is. 6(l. ; a l',11"1cAIS .4(vicla irlsquare I ;,t,' 4 ‘ 14, t5,; also Laaies' hew-invented: Lace Sleeves, ealcu,..• ." . r . v 4 ,t9 gve.ease,alidele;4llCel . Men's COttOtIOP.WVO 3 .5 • 614 .. With eVery - Otii..ir A rticio in .Ihe'llusiery Line that Cllll POI 5 ' 13 4 be thade,(lo to the veiy best toality, wholoaleah4.lor eXpprtatiou.—Stotlitigs maile , to any Pattern. _ __.-.,„.' r . .. --:.---- Fon.The. undottbti.'d ,: ' ~, i igr'4• FL., t Nn. 29, Ar_tiri(zei.street, „ept, t . ,. ihili lize...:.tlicri,lo,riaa,ii:zitiiciao:iitl:k:),,,,:i.r,itlilit:)tei:cc:xia. t i ri l cci r ain i t riltiouetnliltiii::,:Nytrte. :vx : : :,l 4, e, iirr,,,,,,:,,,:r.:,iiti, i: l )u,, :, ~,-,,,,51),,,,;30::::!... i, ti.,:: c' r - a 1 ','' 1 t''..),(,,i2tiLi.::::;:e; .whiCh ttre.,:the Loa,equvitces o i e:,,ritai , ...: lia:):t abunel r.i..toutl . 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ATARTONT T•IiZEE, :,;:.: - .,11;2,r 0ri0,, , , , - T ., ,,,, , ,,,1 f . :,„rje,,e ,ir thirge.ons in T.,opa ci ' • , - • -•' • •••r , ..*. , • I N K .•- • • /:::aunt!-,-,it,c,:t, :,tiailci, near i empi, , i , „..,..„4. , ,; - ,, ~. :s au •a.l,litiarial entrance' in Water-strelitfl,,,7j, . • -- To T-110111AS TA '1",.`01Z,. f'''.l• No. 9, Ne 4 bridge-Street, I.olilln. • - Trotkourerl 1:r, • • -Eziiiiburglir Mar ah ill, I g tii i• JT - J.:;: - leitir,- te;',jll4 - 9rn . yot.i;-.4114t...,evar \,''',„l:::- . r_saf i 7 op, t have br("ki ioic,teo. % vi ol. illq. 1,1•10 ~,-- , i • r . , ; .vvllkh, - tiolli its obstinvieiy resisritig cicl•YocT,;iir NUM:cute preserineti hy the trwsr emill-,,,,irr crf ti'` i'.4.,.. 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