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~;, THE SUN REVIEW. (No. (.7: XX.) . "'ilie SPEECHES and PUBLIC A.DettESciEst . of the Right -Pon. GEoltoE cANNlNn;diiiiiik'the Election in Liver , pool, which cnowienLetl oo Ftqcloylhe 7th, and ttrinitiitted on Wola . esday the 12th of dilite, 181 6.—Liverpool .. printed by and for T. Kaye, at the Couriitr Office. 'laving- published in nut SUN, as they were thc_. alb - nimble Siretiches of Mr. (.2Ati- NJ NG at Livcfpool, tic have only now to notice that they have been collected Under the above title, and piditshed at Liverpnol, with the fol lowing just and excellently written Preface, to Which we fully suboribe, and Can add nothing; EP A C C. , t Little a p o logy will, we think, be required for presenting ro the Public, in a more permanent form. a connected series of the 'Ypeeches delivered by Air. Canning doting the late Electiou for Li verpool. ltulcpendeut of the popular and per suasive e huveme which at once aT11111•Ites Anti adorn thee occasional effusions possess, 'if we mistake not, a peculia'r claim upon publle _attention, Mr. Canning is, so far as our recol leeilon serves, the fit st British Senator who hat valued hit - itself upon nutintainiin; a constant intel lectual intercourse with his coottAituettis; and who :has seized every opportunity of persintally cating; tvithrull the vigour itt - his commanding j‘lients, those political opinions vi , hich he had in variable advocated, and with stiCh splendid skit:- - cess, in the Coinroo llduie of Parliatnent, IVe ,have, it is true, tour election speeches of 11r. litake, pronounced by that incomparable man during therm; brier pct 'sod in which ft iStol en joyed the glory elrfartg him her representative. -i4it those speeches, thottgh abounding in every variety of oratorical e xcellence—argumentative , ingenious, plavfol, and impassioned—refer chiefly to the personal conduct of that illustrious States vino upon political questions Which engrossed the fleeting anxiety of the day. It was, however, the privilege of Mr. lfttrltt.Js genius to give the enduring impress tit his wisdom to every ti ancient topic which lie touched. But Mr. Canning's for tune, as a public man, has been happier than that of Mr. Burke, Summoned by the majority of an enlightenetLentnumuity to become not only the constitutional guardian of their interests, but the neeTedited expounder of their political sent intents, Canning has token occasion to vindicate the propriety of their choice by exhibiting the extent of his ability. Upon all the leading questions of our foreign and domestic policy, Mr. Canning, has submitted his opinions to his constanents, with a fairness and manly fret dour which they have known how to appreciate.. Placing 'a dignified confidence in lois ow i peacCrsed and.maturedjudgment, Mr. Canning shrinks front. no -subject, declines no controversy ; but fearlessly presents his principles and conduct to the Vest of popolar scrtitiny. 'We cannot • conceive a more 'trlecisive proof of that progress towards the peaclical. per fection • of our unrivalled .inst itut ions, which ' we love to contemplatc, than such a connexion - sub+ slitting betweeu the tepresentative anti those who lcononr Ititn with their choice. • ,Mr. Canning was . •originally invited to ',be - Cottle a candidate for the , ' tepresentation of Liverpool, by a party which 'had ever considered Nit.. Pitt as the standard of, a Statesman.:. They looked to Mr. Canning 'it's the tratoral inheritor, the eloquent. asset tOr, of the principles of Mr. Pitt. Alter a sharp and rorthidithier contest, With antagonists of consider. de weight, :tud zeiiMusly supported, ?dr. Can was triumphantly returned to Parliainent by his Liverpool friends. On 'Mr. Canning's recent oeci'ptance of oniee, ►;vent& amid fruitless attempt to prevtio his re-el' ction was made by the refuse o)f his old o;oponents. A Gentleman who itectivA Im:cowing at c,ondiih4o.: was nominated by . an loth nho deepited following up his nomination. This cut ions coincidence Of refusal anthenttucia tion wits sufficient to show the state of parties, null to indicate the. hopelessncia':Of any farther oppoiltion to Mr..Cannilg's .claints. But list r - pool k large eriough'ro poness Its proportion of persons who hate the listlesSiress of trim- A few giddy young - men, who' had de clainieff ihemselves into real folly and affected pa. - triotistn, resolved to annoy the 'friends of - Mr. 'anning, by keeping open the poll in faeonr ttl 3kolr. I.4eyland, who bad resisted all their supplica tions to avow hit.melf a candidate. As there was tin regular Struggle, Atr.Canning had to wait until the,deluded - supporters of a visionary , cause felt unable to continue the cornbat: veXa tiouty prottacted contest - has not, however,'been 'unproductive of good. We owe to it the speeches of Mr. Canning. 'rite tuitional .stoelt of eoniti. tutionnil litioarletl4,;e has been. augmented by ttis elogneut appeal to 'the 'realm) of the pePple 'of leiverpLiA'. We particularly advert to 'Mr, (Thu piM-erfid and eiTheinsive leftitation of the itrictr'ine Of his:adVeisaries with tesPect to office. Ile ihOwnosith unequalled slrengt h:end tle'nte , '• Tidy of at glattent, that their ditignalit., lug systent s uttrrly at variative with the hest interests of the _people., and a ith the Solid security and clii.4tiity - of the State. 4 . 1 To'the admirers of pare and unaffected elo quence, the trill Owing Speeches will, We tire con vinced, aff,lrd a v,ery hiy:ll degree of delight. Mr. Canning's style may be termed emphatically an En . gOsh oue, tat eontradistinguislied front that flo rid and fanciful oratory which is cleat ly of Irkb origin, and whiCh abounds in violcnt metaphor, lorced alltrsion and tumid diction, more than ean he easily retouched to the rigotirof English rasi e : I\ir. Canning's speeches are. whollYfree front these am u bitios tibsurdities. They eXbibit great vigour of thought, and extpikite dexance of expression. The itnagittation of the orator ex (relied, but it is; never abused, Mr. Cannliig also Fitting his sjilljeet to the grasp o f or din';iry iniods, whilst lie Oils forth the adini - rot i,oof every audititr. Ile peter exhausts hint self in diSsettation,' tilt -proceeds ter, rapid and Itnnintiits expositi*lr. of Ole topic 3 , which lie is de li- if • birotis to enforce. t oompt tud.. A ois.tecni r , tire most ingenious litlar r y is inferior only twthe trolidied ridicule with which rebukes in . . that "prevailing cat" by which tile' onitOr Oates himself into the affections of'a popular as sembly, Mr. Canning 4confo.sedly without a rival. But, beyond alt the - blandishments 'of Mr. Can ning's ehiquence, we prize the r'!itictples which that eloquence has ever been employed ids pr pa. - . gating. To mr.Caoning, HS the faithful follower of Mr. Pitt, the nation is disposed to yield that cohtideuce which is the meed of tried consistency and transetUdent talents. We think it Hardly possible that an individual can attain a tnOre 'en viable eminence than that which Mr.. Canning liks' now won his way to ; and we congratulate the country upon beholding a distinguished State's- man appealing successfully to the people, for their approbation Of that conduct which had se cured him the signal favour of the Crown." coitoNnuts• INQUESTS. Saturday an ImreSt was held at the Queen's Head, Lower-street, Islington,-on the body of .1. Racey, porter to Mr.,Borrard, of CornhOly I - 01111d On Friday, morning near the grating in the New Verdict —o" Found Drowned." 'here was another Inquest held the same day, at the . .16ther Red Cap, Camden Town, oil the body itt E. Marryatt, exciseman, who was found disowned nit Friday morning, in the Re p,ent's Canal, 'the deceased was between .l 0 an,! t"? 0 years of age, and was rather deranged in mind, .und bad been lote An ry spemied, but re.ttored again. .00 the morning he was•found drowned,, Messrs. Uneton awl . Capri, superviitors, receitel each a letter, written by the deceased, infoiptink; them that he intedded to drown himself that morning, 4 tittl ponttilig out to them tthere to 'ilia his hotly. Yet LMUIiCy. " Yesterday morning an Inquest vea:i held sit the Anchor and Hope,. Charlotte-street, 1114Clifriat's rt,ati, rbtfOrC CtrARLEs 1-MM Esq. COMM 1' for Surrey, An the body of Mr. D. Stuchlenry. It appeared that hay had been it; a state of mental de tangement for about two years, and hd fur come weeks been confined to his bed. Between twelve and one o'clitek on Tuesday morning he wept oat, and was not heard of until found as described yes terday. It also appeared, that soon after his de pal titre the watchman saw him going down All, ballows'•lane leading to the Wear, but he took no notice of him. The cord 11'1111 Whielt his htind l MO knees were tied together, he took out with bin; ; it hung friou the veiling over his bed,• for him to lay hold id, to enable taint to sit up. - Be ing a good swimmer, it was supposed he contrived to tie himself to prevent his swimming ; but no proof of .this being before the Jury, they returned a verdict of—" Found :drowned." SCOrCII 13 INK RUH'S. sEQUESTNATIONS„ June 19. David Ileork.rsoli ;tilt! Co. inatinfatturergiAllns gow.—Crediturs, meet it, the Mack Bult Inn, there, tot!, July, At 1. • 1.1. ThorJas tiondeman, merchant, Glwkizow—Credi tort; uttet its the Vrince of Wales Tavern thrrt., 9th, anti 25111 July, (4 I. • EX.I 4INATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &G. - - Cl";llitim Gal dutr,grain•cleater, Inne-merchant ? and farmer, late s,r Aitlitnimad,prish uvrolwiek, now residing ar ra r jsu hiltmturs, to hr ux.uttittcd in thu Shcritf clvries Odiee, , Ayr, Ist am! rnli July, lit I t. Stew:at PrigU'vria..e, and mo','llants, 'faith, to lo• io the. C1 , ..114".t Efilinbui MU, and Int h .Llv, at' 2 ; '4nd in tlit: Mitt dips, Stoncliavvit, lAN anti 20th July at 12. • - Duilc.;ln NI:ft: 111 ' 1 ln, merchant and dealer. Tarher and-Glas trove, In • b it? it ea in the hheriif C.iurt Ituuae, Liver:try, 6th and 'i2Ot .fitly ; at 12; I Thomas 'lay, ronmonger, Edinburgh, to be examined its the Sheritr.Cl , ll,'ollice Oct e, h and 224 July„at I. John cartWriJit, Perth, to be examined in the Sheriff Court4trions there, nth and 1211 July, at I t. Creditors of Dasitl.Tncnbtlll, lat e farmer and cattle-dealer at Catfraernill, incet its the boost! of Jariseo _Tut ulna!, Car fraithili, near 2i;th ;1,4. • Creditors of anima Dorman, merchant Stoneltaren, meet in the Sheriff Ciiirrt-ltooni, Kincardine, 13th July, at - 4. Creditors of A: rind A. :Wilt - air. mereliantsztrid dry-salters, Glasgow, will receive a dividend from James Laird, merchant, nit re, , 27th .ItlJv. Creditors of `. Francis Gilder, and Soils, merchants, Chia row, ant; arrrle , i, King, , and Co. mei eli,iiits, Deniarara, will receive a flit Wend Irma DuncaO merchant; Glas gow, Jul y . Crerlitor6 of Ebenezer on reliant, Milnathort, will rave a final dividend trait Julio merchant, Lim ;II -201 . fi July. Creditors of James Thomson; merchant, ;11)1 , 111 een , to 'totlgc -claims.lvith William White, itituratiec ,, brGl.,r there, against let August. States of she hairs of Slftefatlyen and 'alaccallum,lewellers, Glasgow, lie with the Trustee till :Nth July—tio dividend. st ates o f the affairs of Shaw and Fergusuri, mereliants;Glas gow, lie with the' Triplet., till tith A ngitst—No diei4 e rni. States of the :iffairs of James DoW an.l thercliants, Clasgew, lie at the Office. of Lawrie and .Morrisun, writers there—Nu dividend. On the 4th nit. a day fixed on as the anniver sary of the birth-day of our revered anti vener able Sovereign, the foundation of a free-masrros' ball for:the brethren of the badge of St. John, Selkirk, was laid at Selkirk, with the usual forma lities of masonry.- 'rue brethren, precededbymu sic, the magistrates of the burgh, the hscorporat ed trades, and merchant -company, with their se veral flags, the ttiwn'i standard being carried by a native of the place, a gallant Scots Grey; who hsrt fought and bled at IVaterloo he master and ale-bearers of the flodge, and the, committee of management Of the building, and acconiptinied by respectable deputations from the neighbour ing lodges of Itawitk, Jedburgit, and Peehles,, walked in.proeeuirnt from the Town-hall to the site of the, intended building, where the stone was laid by WAt i Thlt SCOTT, Esq. of Abbotsford, She riff-Maow of the county, in absence of thellar quis of . Licerti4aw, ,the provincial tirand Master, who, after wooing corn, wine, and oil upon it, and depositing a-bottle, containing various coins, and the neivspaperi of the day, prOnOnneed most iripprOiniktte I .lell , .Niktiott, Uhd the whole ec remony closed an impressive prayer froM the reverend Mr.Ntcoc, 'rt'tutmuair, acting Chaplain, after whichh - the procesciun returned, in reverse Corder, to the Town.. 1111; from whence the whole proceeded to Minto's ltltz, where they dined ; Mr. SCOTT filling the chair to•the high gratification of all who had the pleasure of being present; • floys.--4lie glowing of hops in the county of Devon, .winch commerreetl only two years three, has , far eXeOdeti eXpeetntion, The diorite and soil ippe 4r to he well CaleuVated for the. prodoe tilm of that useful 'commodity, ;nt Devon bids fair to he tiltimatelya con‘itkrable h op The plantettions thfferent estates in the pat of - Whiniple are In so promising a state•thks sea smi as to fr o M the most 'pleasing prospect of en abundant crop to the planters. LAW COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY I. UB FANO V. NOltkAN. t The deiendiint, a Gentleman of ,fortime, and tt Magistrate for the County of ,Leicestcr, came up for-jzttlgment, for'.an assault committed oft a Cler gyman, his neighbour, in the country. The as r said t tnOlt place in the tnonth of August last, when the,defendant WAS On l!OrSebiterr., Old S3ti l ,r the pm seentor going 'over his ground, We rode agt i tinst hint and (you the Clergyman saying kr was the'aet of a scoundrel to endeavour to ride over hint, the defsitilant said, " that was what he wanted," and innt4iiitely got off hishiirse; and stripping him stilf„g.arethe prosecutor a most severe beat ing. next Sunday he went to 'church, where he bad been before but once in fifteen years, to see his marks in the l'arson's face. On the part of the defendant, affidavits were put in, by which it aepeared.that 'there had been an old grudge, existing between the proSeentor and the ddendant,and that on se veral prior occasions, _the prosecutor had must grossly insultedthe defendant, which, he had bnrne with exemplary forbearance and patience, patti cularly, but a few, days before he had told the de-, fenclant; in the presende of a respectable Gentler man) 0115 he way disgrace to the family he was allied to (the Rutland family), The Court sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of 1001. and 'to :find suvetieu, himself . in 1000/. and t wig others in . 5001. each, to keep the peic for three yews. The line was iitirnediately paiti and security given. . • COtlitT (A' COMMON I LEAS, .11/1.1 , i. Cl AI V. DAVIS. The Court thk day gavejudgment against Its. Mary Arnie Chi.lie, in her action oireplevin. The Ludy :sought to recover back goods deStrilioed for rent, on the ground t hut she wus a arnrried woman. The arguments opposed to Mrs. Clatif.es ciaina Were first, that she offered/no prbof that her ii.s. band wUs lirina when the distress was inade 3 and siwondly, if be. Was alive, the action should have fircn brollOt in hio name. .The action could snot be sustained. SUMMER ASSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT. • fk itloiT 1.(4d lz.t.i.i:Naoantiati and Sir Jas. Bc.nutoqw!. '11,90..14101i, 6--Mondity..ltily, 19, at Beaton'. • Est..).--Wrdnesdn. the alit, at Ctu Kent. ~llu+i4ay ,Augvit 5, at Maidstone. Snssr.s . --Sal ant:ly, 41.11ust 10, at Surrey—Thursday ; August 15, at NORTHERN CIRCUIT. IleforeNir Grount WuOu.,Rue of the Ba'lrons of"tha Court tif Exchequer, and Sir JOHN j.sAyt.r.y, otte of the Justices uf the Court of King's Beath'. • - • ' City of York and County of the ,atue A:ity—SAturdar, July -• 27, at the Guildhall of the earl City'. Yorii4ire—The suite day, at the Caftle of York. llnrhant--Saturday, August 10, at the (castle of 1 )90 1 ;im. Town of Newcastle-upws-Tyne, and Outfits' ,e 1 the same Town—Thursday, the 15th of Atigu , !, :tt uf the *,tilt twin. :Northunkberkiad—The saw.t: day, at thy• Castle of Ni wcastle. alma-'1) rte. Cumberland—Wednesday, the 21st of August, at the laity of CaOisle. Westaiareland—M'edneviay, the 2S 1, of Auga.t., Almlel4. Lunothhirp—Satto day, Om 3I“ of ,lugoi., at. AIR, Ca• Ale of Lanea'iter.. • Tile (idler Circuits arc not made out—when they arc .we will pubilsit them. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STR Err. DARING AND ExTEtoms ItutiotAny, 4c.—Yes terthly George Thorpe and Thomas Thorpe, his ne phew, two well known Chitl'aCtel3, were brought to the office by James Smith and Lack, b.:longing to the Office, having apprehended Om in a house in Swan-alley, St. John -street, Smithfield, where they 'had traced theta to, Itom,a description, - on suspicion of having broke open the honce of Sped. ding Green, in Iver, belonging to Mr. William Franklin, at a late hour last Tuesday night, in con- junction with two other robbers. Thomas Thorpe was fully pommitted to Newgate fur trial. Mi. 13tatqfe the Magistrate observed, although Ceorge Thorpe had not been identified, he could not part with hint till he gave a satisfactory ac count of and committed hinflor further ex imivation. QuEEN-sßurtu.E. Yesterday the Marquis of Worcester attended at this Office to prefer a complaint against the driver of the hackney-coach, N. 554, whom he stated to have abused himself, his coachman, and footman, to have injuted his carriage and horses, &c. on ‘Vednesday evening, in Duke-street, St. J a mes's. His Lordship stated, that returning from a ball at t lVillis's-rooms, his carriage was in a direct line after that of Lord Radcliffe, when the defendant drove up, flogging his horses vio lently, and endeavouring to break the line: he first ran against the carriage wheel ; but not sne ceeding tn_get in, he made another attempt, in which the near horse in the Marquis's carriage was very munch hurt ` - on beingremonstrated with, he poured forth a torrent of abuse, but was at last with difficulty got away by the constables.-- 'The Magistrates reprobated ilk conduct in severe terms, and ordered him to pay a fine of ten shillings. , Lord Lauderdale niso attended, in consequence of a letter be , received in the name of Lavender, one of the officers, re petting a case of assault which hilt Lordship had witnessed, which was committed by one , of the Marchioness of Lam down's servant. , on a seijeant of the Guards at the Opera-house ; but it appeared the letter was a tot gel y, although the ,office searsvas on it. MARI43OROUGH-StItEF.T. Jamp Smith and Ann Johnson were charged with assaulting and robbing JOhn Bremtnan, a sailor, recently discharged front a. man of war, of two Bank notes, of 101. each, and two of Of each, im a dwelling-house. In defence the,wo. min .0%11 o intil_heen is professor of occult ACiCtIC4) sec ted now to judge her own fortune, and said nothing. ..The nutit pyisoner said It 4. - desire was to eft ell a riot in the house, hot a witness he call ed., proved tikere s was no riot .; for they, were al 491evii. Both prisoner:l were committed for rt . I TAN TANTO?-T k' t, c: k 7 . . . , . 'Mitt GP 111.1•EAD MN '.Tik:EN. ...4,• Toe highest price of the fita.st Wlieatei Bread thron,:tifitt'T• Cie Metropolis,. is.stated by the flatters tiltie in id. the UU tern Loaf.;—Sontel,laticts sell the X i luaiteru Lim Piet owl penny to three- once lower. ..' It. ez. i • ~. , • reek Leaf to Weigh.... 17 G Cuarlern LJaf to weigh 4 fr I Half ditto .. ditto ...'. 8I i Half Quarter:l ditto .. 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JP' 1 LiVcfpjul ..".• . - l _..•. • ;14, C)J. lix - --0 '• • OF st:Jatnes'i Mat Let B% - Ott dare %1 tr;iet (ti 3:y44e:chapel Marl;4.l olf per stunt of 81b. .. 1111:111 5 . i - II 1 r : On the '29th ult. At Lyttletisti,::;.taistes, the Is.cl:•it N • ie ., . e Caroline tl i 'ood, of a s• it. . • ~t ..Yefteiday morning .in .11pisaf i1ar1ey.:3;!,..!•, .•, • 1 1- '. • Daniel - SiftiSit, Etq.liii it SO il , :,,,,, On Tuestlay last, tit his 'sou , : in l'ortlat..• . p:.,, .., s to, .OtJohn florsthri lisq. of a son,. ht" ~ ~( •• On tbe-,25th ult. at Cork, the il.i:,',i i.. •:,. :, ~., r e , a daughter. i!,:s. On the IStit ult. at ll'hitecroft - i-1,),i, •.,-,,;:,,,,,1, :‘I,-. ,dersaits soutervPre, (4 - finsa,k; i , ,f., ..;',.!.,. . !. ea On the 17th ult. , at Si. Ats,l:-. ~, -,,•;, , :,,-,,. '')• l ` of Ilorerav,'Af a dauglitFr. ~f ' i .sr! , • On fliC . €..lnth alt, at Sylenha:u, Mrs. Cat:/pl-a.• ] `,°. • Ascot, Scotland, Of a son. . ;. 1 On the i•lth ult-41t Lansdowre f".,1, , 1-..e:,.....',.,,c,5..... li''' the Lady cf ronsontsy Moore, E.i. 0 ! ~ ..,..... ~,,.11 . “- : 1 . ' , , ,,, d rif On kritit-ult. at Kenegie, near Pest;taisce, th ,„ ' Williain Arendell !Janis, Eeq, of a iolva'soi IR-J. . 1,00 4/ -. o'sl.Friday, at Waltuta..tionse, the I..m:y of " • Johnson, F.sq of a son and heir. ;4 , 04 4 06 the 2Lb ult. atTpuni the !.ads' of !.iir Jatrcs 2 Bart. of • . , i \A° . Ott the 2451 nit. at Onftalle, near Srtem, t;." 1.4'.* ' t . Pare, titltfillegitnent, ot a ;an. „tail' On the Call ult. at her I,stlso-'t. I-0 - .1 , e, it, Kt; ix' ',., * D iblin, the Lady of the Itec, (:0.,;•.c , :40" 1 "'r 1 ' daughter. • ..--' ....--- O r ". 1 On the :'9th, at St. George's Chorch, jilt,. Esq. of Niatuitjoy-square ' to Jane., f 'uith da the late Thomas St:ottnis, E s o , o f i),, n t,a;iiigto.i , liotcs r'''Lerd"Y* at S:- NAY7Ie--‘om,e, C ato ta . :ll 1Pn r) ,,1044 Lane, of the Itord to the laze Cinales F.,c v, On the 2..;:h of .!..vcr, 'at ' Penzance, R tT• ''• Clifton, Oloncest,6-re, to E. \l, of the Fite John \1. , : (1:01 4 '" Yesterda:F..in ',pare, accord rt the notrian Catholic and Peote,tant'ehurs {., Kemwire to MiNs Angosta second d , Robert Wilmot, of - Osmaston, Derbishire. , On the I sth. nit. at Doniavett it c. 141 1 1) ", Hatton, ni Well Park, Wicklow to Al.ss of P. Vaieotine, of C.44.11et,0h:. 1.31 1 . On,the inth tflt. at Copal. Angn<, Y:0 11,5 Surgeon, IL N. to Miss Janet, Eldest d.t.m. - Itior ler, Esq. of Pleasanthill. alt o f At Gretna Green, and afterwartit KirLY- 1, " 1i , ;„,',, r son, to Johnson, of. Newshani, Voil,hire, C T , ' v f the large estates of the celebrated worth. DIED. _ . Et..l4.c.smie.ril!.Y4,,,edLottisa Maria, youngelt gaughter o f ii• 51(111°11 , Din e years. ; ri t, n , lAtely, Lieutenant ie. De nnisoti, of the Ist', It e g.6 o 5 e , (in Saturday eretaing ut hii house•iti Leice.ter-"W" A vi Pt' Wand, M.D. aged 7G. ' ~ tai - , On the ` ;O4 nit. •i Harr r n I' IP • I stown, ,w,ronston , ~, Y0nn,, ,, , •'f the Royal liivali.l itA il' . t• tn- - ter!, • ,A• R ruriC , !/ 09 the '9th ult., sit Lon,ri)riag,e-H,,r,e, near --- rov ; _., borne Siandert, Esq. tit" Great Jatne,-st feet , maned he „FR On Sunday, in Artillery-place, Fia.',llll-`,l''''re' ij)•thol.i.°) year, M. Ann Satterthwaii e, relict of Miles Sattei , • M v " Esti, cite of Lornbard-st tett, banter tont' , Yesterday - s 4 dd I 1 1 •t' Pr ' . 1 - Minter . -,.• , .i en v at h i. ion‘e In Pr' . iit chniasCroix g4i. iii thi , t:ld year (1•F i fige,. tr od .At Islarbviozs, on the Mb day uf :11.5V, 1%!,:i0r r• , .. 0 CIF,CI trc ‘Vend, of the VII Battalion, flili ite,!.lo"nt. is,itr,P At the Manse of (4tuttivilit, Sixbtlatid. tit, 114cAi,i,til. Brlce, in the Xith year of 1 . 1,f• :roe and 4htls of his ii rt 9 •- ........nroametrt•paiiiimmammiarioaravra f x, CI °' IANI) O N Printed j, as,cAndAtits, 10 ' bui ; and pnistished by W. A. sCRIPPS. 1 ° A „ e rtit i : at Or S-UN-arriC, Nil. tie, Strand aderr A:004, Let A us (prat-int'd),&c. r o ut= jai Adb"