The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-08 00:00:00

• ' • Maiter—o'reiriertwieli FCV .. , ptal school , the 'llcfentlant Pan a house in Ca veliLiish -s4lt:l t`, tiutl ' e t "lit ''t t T'te_.;,V. I nlßlif s cot ereA as tiovertiess to the,.defetidaiit's children, at a t:alar'Y 'of 100 goittras a-yetir She vvas originally reeu,ni lite:nded by the Lady of 1)r. M as kelyne to the de leadltnt's faintly. On i h i' 11th of Decetnher, tle catite tO his bonse, as arendy stattil ; anit !Sviiitst the Ladies were lione, fo chess beton , din 'tier, he held a c oiiYNrs;itton - with witne4, and t old t1:141 he concluded hif;llatighter had intorined hint of his intentios , to iitarry he'r ; thAt he nine with him solely for the plovo.e of a:..faing hisconsent„ Was tat ii soriitked, and he hoped Mr. finntei h4d tor,sldeied the dif. ttrtettre of their ;•itiiatiOns in life ; that _he ts as tt ;man (II large Ichlune, and that witness, 1111110114 J .not a poor than, I.iaving 10,1)001. in the tiiink, =' , 4111 1 a ,silitation at 5601. a-year,' together n full i ttante keehold prOperty, %vas onaltie to g . Oatighter any very large stub by way Of lior:001. defendant saul he wanted no motley; he .wanted was witness's consent. Atter smite rtq, Ilivr conversation, vvirnes§ conicia, „,atratuements Were Made for the marri,ige, but oto day tamed for the celebration ;. liut ltr. s,,id it ~hott!u take place AS soon ai 11le hi'viVc ; loVhi Ltoni 'nag for:hisfortncr wife 91,061,1 eq ire • The witness wits cross-examitted by Mr. Scar •lett. Two letters from. the ilefentlant to the pla'olviti we.re put in anti ream, iii which lie t'spreseti the• most rapturous declaration Of its , litre And a iio!c tiOli for her. tie described ” the delights he should feel in touching her fair hand„anti catch ing her breath, as it• passed over his hand, when he played with her sweet lips." in one of the letters he added ) . " That he had taken the S46.ra mem,' and vowed to be faithful to his ever dear, Akar Anne " Mr. Lancey was again Intaidined tauelling sum'," ot the minuter points or the moe, and from his tXiiiriih'ition it appeared that the dettnthilt was of .the tender age of tit . Mr. SCAULEtT addressed the jury at consider able length in mitigation of. damages. C, Ord Ei.t.v.suottounn summed tip the case for ,the Jury, anti said it wa . s t cleor that there h a rt:bet:6 promise made to marry, ;nut that a breach had ,taken place. The. plaintiff .114t1 been induted tit • rely upon being,plac , d in a most respect ante ..eSta lashinent in this expectatina she had beet' ak appointed4, without any f:wit of her own, ari"d .therefore site was entitlyd to teceive reasonable joinipensationin &wages. The Jury found a verdict (or. the plaintiff ,Darnagia, . . FiIFSCO I..‘,l l s 7 otSr, CRUCEZVEIi, TllO5 ,HltrilltNtiiGl PA ttrs," )141k: 5.-h-`Fn-dity flie CounTil of IV:a . filet 'fur the litdgriient 44 neutral 'lY)llts4ire . and ise,cnielle having fired 'Ton Col.. Gordon. Ole deAttt of, Angerett9. This neeottlit i% tlikl.tinde I • ' it is true, ,the iktaysltal but is litcely to be soon lyet I et•. Prince Tallevrand having eitototed td Paris soti e. days, fulfilled last Sunday the flituaious at. lathed to his office of Grand Chamberlain of . trance. it is said, that the Commandants of several , r strong places are to give it , an account of t he niao net in which they have condncted themselves in the defence of the posts committed to them. Four of the men condemned to death, called thy; : Vultores of Buon,,pal Le, %I:ere execute(( .at Moos on the 2811, nit. They ivritt from Bayonne, that the person who . in, the night of the 24th and 25th of May vas arrested in the Cl).!omunc St, Esprit, had arrived from Paris a few days ago, prid tlitt some incen : diary proclamations were found among his papers. • , ' l l'be..confessions of Didier 11a-given tile, it is . said, to.the arrest of setecral persons; They are preparing a magnificent tent in the forest of Pontainehlean, where the first interview with the Duchess of Berry will take )4xce.. • We reChnilcd LIM* day before yesterday near :6000 English at Versailles, who. lied assembled to see the playiolt of the Waters, The number of English who f arrive its France is very considerable. • Ya.tingrotr, MAY 3a.--.The States ceded to • the Grand. Duke of Hesse:on the ithine %elk be , taken possession of on the 16tit June. They speak of territorial acquisitions, which are to aggrandize the Duchy of Saxe Coburg but we do not see from whence they can be taken, Viesists, MAY. '2s.—We learn that Denmark, after having , refused all the diets of Itotover relative to the principality of Lattenhoorg, demattds peremptorily - that the Ti eaty of Kiel' should he executed in every PoMt. Baron de itoienkrantz has addressed: himself to all the Cabinets who guaranteed this treaty, and; it is said, that the negent of tireat 3ritain was the first t o ackowledge the'claitos. to ,he just. There is nothing new relative to the lonian isles : the Divan, has not yet agreed to Ore pre bcut Constitution, and always 'finds :pretexts to I,revent, explanation. Tice ilie‘th has not yet acknowledged the Royal Dignity of the House of Oroni4e. FRENCII FUNDS. 6 pct. Crots Batik Actions 1(706 f. 25 et. BRUSSELS PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS SfUItNING.3 Ettussrt,s, .TUNE I.—(Extract-of nPriinteLet tcr frotn,Liege of :vlay 30.)—The is3ue of the action lyronght ogainst the Editor of the Mercure' 7tirreilictnlt was not such us that Jonrnltistf pre -I,7,,ifis in his paper, 'rite following are the filets icily us they httprielred 7 - ...--Aftt.t , heariytg of !wit . day.l, n41110! - . 2•2(I, 271 h, 28t,n,, anti 25`th 01 hi s mont h, affil' oyen hour , n!ead:-1.,.. , ,, the TFl imiial c(4ndL=l,ll‘., ,, Edi mr of the t.) itrulth's ttutcnt, to 0w.... hundred iv.tut.s I:,te, to r„ty Rte4ftiiffieel of the triA, a:il fivd-ye-ats' "civil' aet'Orclitig to the 4241 Article of the, Penal Code, tts being con : victed of calamity towards the Sovereigns, by, in serting la. 'ionftitit, Artiae 'entitled the 11(4 .111litnee; the Article cotitied 'Politi cal Considerations, which was the iecood artigle of the accusation, the irThittivil deck red;- tlnit it only cniitain'd rash polit . ical . opinions 'Offelisiie to ike Niurbon family, but no precise and dett.Tr. , -, Initiate fact Which aline characterises the criaN a calumny. ilttusstst.s, JU 2.—The l;14t :recount; froni Gennoly -give reason to Lie : alarmed for tfiU health of Prince l'Artcher, tivhich 111% suffered esee.edin4. ly by the fat igites at the Ist campaign. • . - Aitlitvf.”—:,!. i i U thlin, , I Watz:rf,,ril. !lull:Intl, Illinburglt, it.;tntOil.putzta. PRICE O STOCI:ti foAlf AT rkf€l.s/V r . o , • , 22 . 1 ........5hut i . v f 62al . ey•ric 4 Pur ( .. , •tii` 4 •• ••• •• • •• 7 9 4 i 1w rd y ttl ut , e:34 pr. l_;rui. (;t4lls. (to' • 1.; • . _ . . !UGH WATKR AT LON I r.)N 11)-111()1MAW. titter inissatei'aflrr THIJ SUN, SOLE‘i Qi , jl FAt.tiVM AvultArt LONDON, SzirtiTDAY, JUNE 8, Isin. The, Paris Papers received this.atorniag are to the 80, and.those of Ilvitski*to the 411'in...tants. Neither of thse arrivals 'bring us any thing hopomint, The fortber journals Mentiot, Otat Fsitgiktud untl i)etitHett k do, not agree respecting the DLithy bf LAURNUU'RG; and t hilt the Danish tfiiverineot ittikts .. ' on the sttict falratneitt of the Treaty ,of ICiel.. • \Y Janieut to le.rn from the latter, -,that tile VeretitY BLUCHER , is very precarimis. The Hitteltintrooke packet,'‘vhieh saileti fram Falmouth for the sAle,titerranean, %with mails an d panengeri, on the 27th Apia last, wal lost nu Cape. St, Vincent's on the 7th of May. - on hoatil Were 4tivltl, and the troa foigartlea, in to eshel hired oecasioll, to pibraltar. Last night the House of Couminas voted 35,0001. for the purchase of the Eight Mgra4s ; against which vote a minority of thirty .:11 embers; with such feelings fts the Tinks entertain towards these srlene.id Monuments of Arc, aivided thi 'Pity thought Great was too i-toor t,) hoy the!ie invaluable treamtre3, 'llw the true Loregold spirit, they could nut find in their hearts to pito with thisr.iltry sum, which any. of the in ferno States in Europe would disburse st ithout a ' • murmur, ,to enjoy 1 4 1 tie national advantages w hi c h most lion trout the possession of relies, in every point of view inestimable , . Ay tor the price tix.ed by Parliament on the re- Commendation of a Nol,*lnfin, whose fine taste a n d information on the subject of classic arts literature, so fully qualified: hint to he a judge of their value, we entirely agree with that Is:obleman (Lord"A aEttnEIN); the Commit tee, anti the House, that it is less proportion ed to the worth of the acquisition, th aw to , t h e circumstances of the Country, :and the oth - e r .siderations which nccessaiily entered lint/ the entnputat A single Correg4in, a Claude, a Ilenthramit, is y a w e d at 10,000/. t iii tt private iudiridnA vuridtes his cnltecti , nt rlie pittarb at that expellee; hut this mighty,' this • , ealthy Nation tuna not be guilty of the•evravagante of I tying out 35,0001. thnti A lr it'lft the. last and•' nnl,test re mains of the Parthenon ; the glories of Athenian Art at the eta of its perfection; the boost Of Greece-anti the admiration Of the universe; the sole wreck of what successive ages have viewed with adoration—Oh ! this was too much fete poor ! why not ship off Oleic ,Marbles to , the Trinee of ViAvAatA, Ms any petty. Sovereign who mieht foolishly fancy that such things constituted nationM tvtaltli ; or trtill! • why not, sell them at once to the Marquis of S'i`Al i Ptiltil, or titly other lover of the Fine Artl, %rho Inight: r idi co doi t sty imagine that, they • were scions Vithiat);t: than many Bank Notes 'e Long will the Conutry be grateful to the [louse of Commons. that, i t dill not yield to such miserable. and degrading seutialents. Long will it ()eye witriftd for this pnuch:ise, even in a nsereanlife losecst iii ‘ellielt it Can be 'considered. And long will It reap that incalculable benefit, which; by ing t he \ wrs of PAOLANn, elevates" the murals, the character, the dignity, and the in- telleetual powers of the people. 'it appears, from what was' mated last night in the Houce of Conumms, by Mr, WELLUSLEY POLE, that i \ will probably bi the dee l isiao of G'oveentrient (Tin Goldticces of 204, in,tead of GtIiTICK3 of 21s: an alteration %% hid) we eon.- ecitie will greatly -arid to tire conveniency of our Circulating Medium; ArroaNEV-(4 - F.Nritxr gltve notice of 'll hill (t'llich has for ietty4ol ot thin' been wanting) to curl) t couthaq of coachmen :he pro pow.; iri isi,T r clrpot , Al poni4hrwint on these lie roes lii Iritip for any IWfit/f Of 10.611 tit'.giett in enti,ll,l2,cr 'tbe liv c i o f fife 01t1G1 ; :.' , ;AIJ 4)01;;TRV. STAKZAS. 10 MISS STOI'IIE:NS. QUl:vs OF TIIC SO:16 crlinie magic lay er'ry angry Passion Ilevirex the Grave, solvlues the • Arid chartot the Surrowf lig heart to peace. . . In higher walks 'twere surely' thine For other pow!ra apvlause to. claim ; beyond what Music xinlds v ja sh;oe. In loftier course—with aiiu. 'On fair Ainhition i s wing to soar to thee, mxt,i , ;yren, were tio t►cedat thoi l --elitist thou more— \,.% Leib find onotlit-r heart to v.;tJ , THE Datituv.;LNNE.—The Public at lare, we nre sure, will be glob to, heat .thAt Mr. RAYMOND'S benefit last night at this Theistic was what, in technical lanenage„ is termed at Intriper. Mr. RAYmoNo, slitting Iris management at Dritry-lane Theatre and at the Lycenra, conducted himself wit'a such z e al,..assirluity, and jutignient, that it nuly reasonably exeite LititpriZe that he s (UMW 110 t, radio a sitimtion in which. he equally con. sultedThe iatereSt of the propettv,. and tbe gra lificatjun Tut- the public. lie is, beiides, an Actor it ell gnalirse.l ttt support the credit of .the London Stage. CATNT-tTARDEN.—Ti2e Lord of the lii wor and the comic opera .of Tom Thumb were produced last 'tight for Mr. JONES'S benefit,- and Went oil with eclaL They were succeeded by a newlestise ,entertninment, entitled Venetian Vagariei, a picture of the Carnival at Venice, coniistin. , of rope-dancing, tamblitw, Ike. its , which the. JogtJers were introduced with excellent eirect, and the swallowing of the sword is (es• t~cuted its full view of. the whole Llonse.— The entertainment of the night terminated soon after eleven o'elock, which, oising tef some ac •cideuts we b e licvc, was earlier than Mr. J o-Nr.s intended, or the ,audience expected. "Lite great majority of theta kept their : places, and .symptoins of disapprobin ion soots begat) ,to .osetv Themselves .in 'cries from the - gallery•for Mr. JONsit, mixed with fihmitilig ifild to this state the house continued u pwards of an mur,. during which tile discontent .threatened ,serinus consoptences; rind t womr thine ehaudtliers were broken. At length Mr Fissverrecatne tOr ward, and: sa.itl, he did .nut insinuate that all ,had becti tinwe which might -• have 'been'. expected, I >ii t that M r . JONES, .%•rio lives.. at. ,a. diSbtner, had gone house bumediately after the entertoin mews., arid was left unable to give an explana tion. Be. promised, howrvers. thirst M r , j ot ies should account atol opicw,ist fur the cliz,appoint went. sXith this statement the audience weresa ,tistied, and retired.—We greatly regret tbis, uu .laleaSant circumstancc, iys ,there never was a po for:mer mot e.zedous in the discharge of his ditty, more au l ious. to give 6.l.t.isfaction to the push-lie, .with whom he had lung beers a favourite, or 1311441: gratoful fur their pittrouage. 1111; PRINCLS CHAR Lurrti.--The UIiLNCIt 147.- GriNT, alter (Intim: Nvitli the ROyal,P*lty wt Gino cester.honse on Ihtirsthty, went to. catnellord noose to see his heloved•and' Royal' Daitghter, and sat with her about half au hour. Or. BAILL.IU :attended her Royal Highness 4t hall past one efelock yonerilay„ and retnaine4 with her about liOt an hour : he tonital,Pune ieVer still remainfUg; .and deemed, it, Rt:de,,sary to take inofe,Wooti from her. Ire expects her indisposition th.he butbat of a few days',.doration. As soon , as Dr. IlAtu,ll.; had retired, Sir R. GAKDINIKR,t‘'ent thc i ) .4I4CE lte c Carlton house, to olahe known D r. LiC's report ot , the state of his Royal Daughter. A i x Evening:Paper, which,circolated the re ' port of ts third lioyal Marriage, noW (011 t radicts it on authority. " 7 So says a Morning _Pilot, al luding to-'.hue SON ; but it would hav e b een more candid to have stated that we quoted tiny autho rity atother Morning Journal) for the report when we circulated .it ; tend we ,are only respoh- Ailde .for the authenticity of the. Marriage 0 ( the Dake of ciu.ot)ccs:Tctt and rite :Princess .11ecitY„ which was. originally :;net :clusively.annotineed in this Paper. • Ti me id a y Mr. Bararrt,. the oong's inesseoger, a rrived in D'owniug.str'eet, ,with dispatches Irmo Frankfort. _ • _ _ _ 11 . 4 ,1CP4,11ANS anti FRERSI:4ET, wit° had been for a longtime in Bros - sr lest it a few day.% ago : some other Frent:ll refugees have alto ie . cejvett ordcs - s to.cplit• The Duke of Song, transacted military busi nes% yenerday %yid' l;e 111. c risrr at Carlton hlouse. The Marquis of ANI:;LELA gave a grand ettter tihnneitt yesterday to iris Royal 1 igiineis the Yalsct Itacßwr and a Ilrge party - of Noblemen, at Uxbridge [ - louse. The Band of his Royal 11:igh es.9 the I)utt n e otCut4SIERI„ , ,Nra performed martial and other music during the evvniug. .• A young Officer, who 'arrived at Liverpool .s few days ago, from the Cape of Good Hope, on his ‘vay to -England, saw BuoNNyAa-re.- at St. Helena, 8114 had the opportunity of a short ,conversation with lint. He . describes the F.,x, Emperor as looking rather pale anti sickly, with something of the appearance of being bloated anti ondet,tood Ih4t he wits Very impatient of his conhnetnio.it. FIINOIAALOVCOUMEL. MAcLrAN.---The remains of that gallant .of4cr, Col. 4;CHLAN AIACLLAti . , MIT interred yeSieldhy at the buryiitg.grountr iii the Tower, of wi n ch lie was Fro t Major. The pall was siipported by six Officers of the 34 Regi- XICIIt GitardS, preceded by the Yeomen, and 1 0 1.10 wed he all the Officers, the Wind playing the ,Dead Moth . Sanh_ The procezision presented very grand and 'Solemn spectacle. DUE r..—Ou :Wednesday morning a met' iNg t , lok place in Smalleombe j liQ I neat Claverton-i.tovi, bet wee,' Capt. I>. apti it, the Gliatris•. r ~•i har• mrtg arranged distances, Captain fited at his alitagonist,which not beitig retained ~ the :vas .aditist eti by the ittterferenee of secondi it ot,igi rittted, %re understand, in a.dispute, in which Capt. , recc:veti:n Wow,- foil ail cous , :ipcnce beat ;41'. a caraikoliv. 4 • a • 16..- a g' NAVAL NEWS. a Jun s.—trrived the Prince . tteat packet with a mail from Lisbon, in 16 (LAY'. Ily her ve learn, that the'llinellinlir'onke packet, Capt.. FORSTCH (acting only), was unfortuniocly lost on Cape tit. Vincent's on the 7th nit. The crew, pasiengers, and mail, all saved.. The mail wai forwarded to Gibraltar rhy a small %essci hired for that purpose ; the packet had gone to Pieces. —Wind JUNE .the Auckland pAcket for Cuxhaven, with a mail and pa,sengeri. ' PoRTSMOV+fi, JUNE 7.—An ived the Notor, THECREII, from tile Downs, bound for Beogal. — * Wind W. N.W. MU, JUNE 7.—:tame down from the fast night, and passed through the Downs. tk' Fanny, WESTMORELAND, for Denterara. Saik a for the River, -this morning, the,Tultoch Castle,. GULLEN, from Jamaica ; Commerce, trout Dem" r*ra ; Mary, HURRY, from the Mediterranean; Europa, 111ANNING, from St. Kitt's —Wind Cuak, Jutie'3.—Arrived yesterday his MAI" - ty's ship Mosque(!obit horn a cruize. rri'ed thry his Majesty's ship Helicon from a erudite.--- Sailed yesterday the Hound transport, wi th p art isf the %ft!) and 27th .Regiments at Foot Cfil Lard, for Portsmouth.. at :Yesfercra a Court of Directors was held the fait India House, idiot the ship rrin cess Antesa, of 1200 tons, was ordered to he aR" c the 1:111) instant, sail to Gra+esend thr 22d, s t4 T there frfieen tia;S, and be in the Downs the 13 111 July. • - The N'etv York Piipers, recei'ved yesterbY tt ; the 15th,, con fi rm the news, alrealty' known , " the total defeat of the inSurgents In Pero by we Royal Sp-oliih Army, and impote the faihre of the insurrection to the tvant Of subordination Ail" union. The eitiZeni OF the United Slates ti"l‘ iaxatioti,' which i s n ow ill" posed both b the local Government and by 111° general Govlrnmenr. The 111116 in ale capture of lb°, Spanish pirate Miler`, by a privateer of the Unite ( ' Stares, and icon very int:inns for a \v i tt with Spain. Att official doeriment ,U;as .. published in ilkitlY nt Washin,von,.entitled " an Act to incorporine SubgCribers to the sank of the United States," l() be opened on the Ist of July in Philadelphi 3 ; ,o. 1) which st;ttc3, that all subscriptions li:tibipon c---_ r share must be fi ve dollars in gol i l or 'sik.er coil) (. the tinited States, or of foreign co.:U, and 25 d ( , )1) ,. e tars more in like coin, or in funded Suliscription-books to be open f o r 21 (lays 0 ' 1 ,1; and the sum wanted. is 28,000',000 dollars. Stockholder, unless he *is'a citizen of the Uttitc` States, can vote in the choice of Director. ItLACKIICATIC PEDRTRIA.—EATON IA" r' n S 21 !It& oo the whole "of last night in good spirito, thii morning, a few minutes after nine compl-eteir bib With mile. le* Cherries sild yesterd a y, i n cnvenr-003 stw . Market, at . 1.55. a pound, and green Pease ®t - It *wet. r Messri. FCIGHT, HARK, and BARU, • try-stteet, and ProprierOis of the Royal I ' o rcel3l l li z olks, Worcester, have been hotiour,cd "1111` „ Order front her Royal Highness the Princess f Lorre,' and his Serene Highneis the Prioce Ssti . COBURG, to be executed in a most superb and unique style of emhellihbment. act The noted of ~A ll the T a lents' hits ,°` one of the most poignant Satires t i t perhaps, ever issued from the press : ainong I°l l l o tql:er distinguished Personages mentioned, ► 'following stand the most eontipieuous, NJ,lr ( p ) is of L—sd—e, Lords By —n, Er-;—ne, Sirs James M—ch—sh, Sam R---m—y, Messrs. P—n--y, Br—m, 'C —y, M —re, Ll--r--r, B—nn--tt, &c.zke. 1 . 1111.1115. i Kilther-itri•et, nublin, at Sii-Jantes the Lat•I OS Howell Wrilothe, Eiy. of a rtaolchter. Oil the , with nlt...at Mrtt. Scott, yotilir ll of Ttaelnirth a is tlaug:a 16 (to the 30th ult. at Aron4touse, 'Mrs. Fordyce, of elaughter. 4..)0 the Ist ing. in, Iltlssell-mnate, Itrs. Burn'e, of a o an ' lts . ()O Friday selcolglo, at railapit, near Kiugibrittect t " "Lady •Ectinitnil Fortesque, Rig. of a ion. 'lice same day, the wile of an. intlust s tions man, 01 ; 0 i 24`,N1.0t0a, iu EllfliS, Ireland, was safety delivete Circ. daoghteri. bIARRIEt). St , Yerterhy, by the Very Hoy. the Dean of Cheater , Geot4V!'sr Ilartorer-,qoare,Vigors Harvey, of gilliatte CO"t' rill in , : C IliL.uoty of Wefortf, tieland, and H aini oerton i hi the C,,tuity of York, Es‘j. to Frances \larktretta►far tlarikfttr' of Clintles Watkin John S4talierley, of B°l2 ' W 144, eutaitt'; of Chester,. r , Ou to ier h Gandy, Vitar of 14.r.Atittrilw ) ..., Plymouth. G 11 (I.3l,Yluarit:tyl::littlixieesltt7tu. gßiotile.ierrotft.thante On the '403,14. atiiQuerii-tquare . Inapt . 1. Path. T. ;t11.... Gritfirs.Williams, Esq. eldest son of Sir Geufge ritt wttutse limns, Dart. to Mary ,roue, only <laughter of Josclw Esq O . of list the Cit ous:Baih.. 1 to On z,lll inst. Francis Hopkins, ERCI. of Dilutes Mary, sesisiJa site liter of the !eta George Countess:. Bear-Adruii at of the White. MET). ftn tlic sth init. John Cock, of Isleworth. - _Ovrtlee mit ita. I.eichorn. S. - noon Fraser, Esti , t oaS At "F'trilltain• S4lts_ir.try, Lady relict of Sir 11° ' ew ' - t his On Thursday lat, at Kennington in the Vith y age, Gill Moojy, 011 thr ittl itt;st. C . irrat. Russell-street, Mr, G. t' • son, l'iiid-thipaian an,;(le.iccr N vitil Sir Sydney Satith n-^. it at the sie.te of Arrc., - ivn - vre lktotia urt d t bus p t.Set e.. 'antl tied _France. nt tlitt Ott TitorWay the Drii•.=ager Lady A‘gill, late, anti toottirr of the pre Chorles On the 5,11 iq;xt. ut 11..wit , ti, Mrs. DvaLatt, v „ t bs " Deacon, ( oraon4treet, May.fetti., datiglit.o—. GOl4.ll,iith E:q, itaielmoiptow. .1.11 0 L it in tile 104th year of "[ -"!, , o rif Antic iatiturrinr nr.t.to;ak•-r. Ile married in the - pqrt of te'.e a , nti tilel six. to t ,ii, who are now o hl- Item!' lle tea , ' tot a %vitt:flyer ar anti married his re* littt LOM):)z; : t!AitsTAIW;, Su. 7, ~uihiit,►'i: alto viihiiihed SCRipt...4 tif A tht sttartil; itttut , l - )tat.44, Lettcrs (,post