The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-20 00:00:00

DUTCH EAST INDIA TRADE. • , Mr. GOLDBERG, the Dutch Director-General of Commerce, has published the following notice on this subject in' the Amsterdam Courant:— " The navigation and commerce with a'l the Dutch List India possessions, with the exception of .the provinces of. Amboyna, Banda, Ternate,. tout the islands under their jurisdiction, shall con tinue to enjoy the same freedom as prescribed in an Order of the 28th of February last, the same re:;nlations and Nrifri remaining in force as ex isted under the English Government ; all the ex port and .import 'duties being nevertheless to be -paid in silver coin. " In pursuance of this resolution, the following regulations are fixed : " I. That Dutch ships and goods tinder what ever dcnornination, as well as the ships and goods of .nhabitants of the A%imic possessions, shall pay less import and export duties than foreigners. " 2. 'l' lint at a future period, which shall soon be fixed, this diminution of outies shall he allow ed (ink' to vessels built in the Netherlands, or in Dutch India. "3. That both foreign and Dutch ships, arriving in the ports of the mother country front our East Indio possessions, shall Ix exempt from duties on entrance, provided they can furnish the necessary proofs that the established East India txport duties have been 'paid on the whOle of the lading. " It is also resolved, that the cultivator shall have tEe free and unincumbered disposal of all the protruce raised by him (with the exception of the contribution in kind, whkh, by the giving up of these possessions from the hands of the Eog lish, now recommences in full force), provided he pay the poundage, orlatid-rent, either in 'produce' or in money.. " The products which the chief government of India receives, either as contingents, obligatory deliveries, or,coming under the denomination of any other dues, in so far as not necessary for the, wants of the India colonies, shan be sold in In dia by public auction, or at fixed prices, as shall he most advantageous for the country. ",,Ittany of these products remain unsold, which are destined for, the Dutch market, they shall be ' t home together with the reserved spices, and hall here be - conVerted into money by sale, for the account of the Treasury of the. State. _ _ , °pitlrti may be imported into the Island of Jaya,alone, solely with the express permission of the chief govertnnent ; the import,thereof into all the other Dutch East India Colonies lying to the can of the I,lind of Suinatra, upon pain of for leitiire of ship and cargo, besides other arbitrary punishments, according to the exigency of the " The tradew;th Japan remains reserved under the direction of the chief:government of Dutch :all shipS sailing from Mtch ports 'to the East India possessions of the State, or de r:9l ;11g front thence, shall, be boumd, on the re quisition of Government, to take with them a 'certain number of Officers and men for the laud . or sea seryicei, and to apßropriate a certain por tion of ship-room for that purpose; all in pro rortion to the ship's size, and at a reasonable rate :vf freight." The article concludes with recommending to - 511ip captains to take out dollars, as being most 'convenient 'tor paying the import and export du ties in. the East Indies. The llotsptly frigate sailed front Buenos Ayres on the: 23d of July, on her voyage to Rio Janeiro, had stopped at Monte'Video; :to treat With" the. Governthent of Ardgas for the 'surrender of a - ilritiSh ship which' had been seized . in that poi t. The.Suctess of this application had - not been made I.llown, Excepting in respect to 3r'itisli ships 'chartered by British subjects, which were allowed peculiar privileges no intercourse "Was °Omitted with the opposite bank of the river, either by Artigas on the left, or the Independent party on the tight shore. On account of the 'abundance of vessels, and the comparatively small quantity of produce, freights Were reduced from ten to six guineas per ton. No late information lad been obtained from the Peruvian army, and • the 'Tul of Chili to the dominion of the Spa niards had obstructed entirely the trade that had subsisted between the provinces on the Atlantic, and ihoSe on the Pacific Ocean.' A foreign Paper contains the following article on the Secret -Societies in Germany :—" The literary controversy on 'the •subject of these So cities aSStilii6' a political and serious character, The attack- of Mr. SCHMALZ On that called the `Lriiion of Virtue, has given birth to apologies in serted in the journals. This Secret Society, it is /here said, saved Germany from the yoke Of 800-I:AvAr.TE, 1:AvAr.TE, Founded by the celebrated Minister Baron STRpI, by Mt .JusTtis GRUNER, and Messrs. AANOT, and other distinguished Statesmen and writers, it was considered by the Government its a necessary instrument for the deliverance of tlrc country. If it inspired the people with the hope of a new distribution of political rights, it was not with a view to excite a revolution, but to support the known intentions of the King, recent ly manifested by the decree ordering the forma tion of a national representation. As a proof of the loyal Character Of this Society, various public institutions are also cited which were called forth by it, •and which are supported by the Govern - nient.:—such as the Municipal constitution, the education-of the lower lasses, gymnastic exercises, &c. At present, when the power Of BuosA PARTE is l i cstroyed, some writers, and among 'others, Mr, SCHMALZ and the, nototions CdELLN, endeavour to represent -the tendency of the So 'cietv as hostile to the privileges of the nobility. Tinis the controversy on the utility of .this So ciety might prmlnee two parties in the State, if • the wisttom of GoTernment did not stifle it in its That is what 61e, Government appears inclined to do, by fixing with impartiality, in the new constitution, /he respective rights.of every class of citiz-eliS. A reductiOti to 6d.. a pntwd for prime joints of mutton is announced from everal of the principal country markets, EXPECTED 'fFtIAL OF THF, LIFE GOVEIINO.R. OF THE MARGATE Dover, Ircd4e,7day , Oft9ber 18. At no period has our Sessions been so well at tended as to-day. The singularity of the Lite . GoVernors of tlie Sea-bathing Infirmary having been held to hail, and the expectation that the trial would take place here, has caused a greater • inflnx of strangers than ever wias recolljete4l. Early in the morning, the Town flail was literally_ inaccessible 3 all eager to see the " Vagrants and sturdy Beggars" make their appearance. It'was already known they had arrived in two ba ' roaches, with four horses each, at the Ship lon . At ten o'clock. the Court was opened in its usual manner by the Recorder, who noticed all the lead-_ ing subjects connected with what would appear •- before •the Grand Jury on every other case but this. It W 43 soon whispered in 'Court, that the Margate Magistrates would. not go on with, the prosecution, and in a few hours this was unfortu nately verified, no leSs - to the mortification of the Gentlemen held to bail, than the crowded Court who attended to hear them tried. The case will now %year another; feature. If a true bill had been found against them, they must have appeared at . Maidstone as defendants, for com mitting a breach of the peace. Now the tables will -be turne i, and the -" Vagrants" be the piaintills in an action against the Magistrates for false int prisonJwnt. Serjeant BEST and the Common Set jeant are retained, and we arc assured no expellee will be spared to try the right of the Cinque Port Laws to imprison his Majesty's subjects, for .ask ing charity for so good an Institution.. - The ge neral inquiry here is—" Why were these Gentle men brought to Diver, to answer. so grave' a charge, and then be told no proceedings.were to t_ake place ?" This is considered here as likely to enhance the damages Which are - anticipated at Maidstone. Mrs., MARY ANN CLARKE appeat'ed afterwards in Court, with her lovely daughter, to prefer an indictment against the Officer, Who it will be re collected, took the daughtf.r into custody under it false arrest, some few weeks age. The laws of the Cinque Ports appear very much in 'want of revision ; the delay is quite tedious. A true bill being found, they cannot proceed to try the She- tiff's Officer, but will have to remoye it to the Icing's Bench or Manktone, in the .nc•ct.Spring ,Assizes. Surely the Court here should he made adequate to try these matters, as much delay, ex pence,,and inconvenience would be sav_ed. FOUR o'cLock.—The result of the ball last night at Itawsgate it, this moment communicated to nse :—it was to aid the Funds of the Sea-bath ing Infirmary; in lieu of the pulpit at filmsgAte, ‘vhich, fur certain reasons, shottly to be e:q)lo; ed, was refused this season. The Stewards and I'a- tronesses, gee obseree,'include every title in the island, and. the ball teas honoured by the presence of near 300 persons of the very first rank and fa shion, many of whom beeame.Lile Governors. — Two hundred guineas is about the amount that will . • -- be acl:lecl tlik last etideavoir - to save from he- pending ruin this godlike Charity. The Co►►rt of Directors will immediately publish an answer to Mr..BAYLEY 7 S statement, and the correspondence IA STEPHEN ELLIS, Esq. and this Gentleman, on the same subject, will be Out to-morrow. In the mean time, " the Court" have acknowledged, in the handsome - St terms, by letters to each Steward; how much they arc indebted for their exertions, in bringing about a Ball ; aid subsequently, a separate letter, couched in the most elegant terms, thanking, most particularly, the Gentlemen who held the plates at the church-yard gates, for their kindness and zeal. This subject entirely engrosses all the conversation of this place ; and it is be lieved the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will be im mediately waited upon, and that it was only de layed till now to see the result ,of the expected SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER 'MEETING, 1-813. TUURSDAY, Ocr•ouEß 19. . Mr. Thornhill's Anticipation, Eist. 71h. heat Mr. Craven's Nadejda, B,t. 50gs.-2 to 1 on Anticipation. The Duchess of Rutland's Rankshorough, Bst. 41b. beat 11. K. H. the P. of York''Pretty Poll, 7st. 13th. r.)Ogs. h. ft.-6 to 2on Rannshorough. A Subscription Handicap Plate of 50;, , 5, for three - -yr-olds and • upwards. A. I'. • Mr. Thornhill's ch. c. AnticipatiOn„ 3 yrs,- 7st. 21b. Sir C. Bunbury's h. hr. N'lnley, 5 yrs, 9 s t. 9th. Gen. Gower's ch. f. Strearolet, by Ruhens, 3 yrs, ist. 21h. . 3 The Ja.dge placed hut three.-7 to 1 agst Anticipation. The Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 30gs each. R. M. Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua, yrs, 7st. 131 h. ' 1 Ld Jersey's Fugitive, 5 yrs, Sst. 51b. Mr. Thornhill's,Phosphor, 5 yrs, Sat. 81b. Mr. Payne's Zora, a. yrs, Sat; 71b 4 Even betting on Sir Joshua2to agst Fugitive— to 21 agst • . Phoshor. • The Ton Plate of 50gs, for three-vi-olds,ist. 4M. four, Bst. 41b. five, Bst. 1111). six, 9st. I lb. and aged, 9st.4lb. T.M.M. Mr. Batson's ch. b. Idle Boy, 5 yrs Mr. Villicrs's br. h. Cwrw, 6 yrs Gen. Gower's ch. f. Streanilet, 3 yrs . . 3 The Judge placed but thrce.-5 to 1 agst Idle Boy-5 to 1 agst Streatulet. Sweepstalics of 100 gs cacti. It. M. I). of Rutland's c. by Selitu, 7st. 616. Mr. Andrew's e. by Orville, Bst. 71b. 1). of Graftini's Minuet, Bst. 51b. 3to I agst Selini c.—r: to 2 agst Orville-6 to son Minuet. Ld Rous's Araxes, Bst. 131 b. beat D. of Grafton's Discord, 70. 131 b. B. C. 200 gs, h. f.-6 to 4on .]saxes. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. , . Walter Gibson Cassels, and Robert Cassels, merchants, Leith, to be examined it) the Sheriff-clerk's office, Edinbuigh, 271 h•October and 10th I‘:ovember, at 1. Creditors of Peter Brown and Co. formerly of Leeds, now of Edinburgh, Merchants, meet in John's coiled-house Edin burgh, 14th November, at 12. Creditors of Alexander Black, linen-printer, Meadowside, by Patrick, meet in the Prince of Wales tavern, Glasgow, 7th November, at 12. _ _ • . Creditors of John Hannay, groccr,Castle-Donglits,t4 lodge cluinis with John Sinclair, writer there, before the 4th No vember. • On the 29th ult. a dismasted slocip was seen to sink about two miles to the southward of Dou glas, in the Isle of Man. The people took to the boat, and all perished brown water- s pani'el, with a brass-collar inscribcul " John Gray, Kil bride,'' S,vain ashore ; and some pieces of a boat were a n e rwards thrown up, On OUC of which was painted " Gleaner of ANTIQUITIES 'On the 3d instant, as some masons were digging a loondatioti for ;t column to support - the roof of 'Coe Church at Gordon, Scotlaml, they diSeovered, about triree feet below the floor, a stone Collin, eight feet long, covered with t'vo stones, on open ing %%ilia, they. beheld the appearance of a human body,.of large stature .; hut, on being - exposed to 'the air, the whole disappeared, not "Caving, even the Vestige of a bone. There were found in the head of the coffin an earthen urn, containing ten gold coins of King James I. of Scotland they arc-larger than a half guinea, and are in an entire State of preservation. There were also found two glass vials, ,of curious %Volktuansliip. The whole ai e now in the possession of Mr, James [lay, mer chant, in Gordon. A few days ago, as a person was digging in one of the gardens in Jedlirgh, known by the name of " The Friars," he discovered, about two or three feet beneath the surface, a structure of rude unconnected stones, placed together in the form of ki coffin - . On removing the upper stone, which was' large and heavy, there were found within this rud6 sarcophagus a number of human bones, and four earthen vases of a curious and ancient form, one of ‘vhielt, on inspection, was found . to contain a small quantity of pure,water, and another some black- Dishes. pne'of the vases was broken by a fall, immediately on its being taken out of the grimly! ;, the other three are 1Q the possession of• Mr. John Selkirk, cabinet-maker in Jedburgh, the proprietor of the garden. On the outside of the vases sonic simple' ornaments were traced, but no slate - or inscription appears either upon them, or on the stones which enclosed them. require a greater degree of antiquarian knowledge than we possess, to hazard a conjec ture as to the probable antiquity of these re mains, thong!! - there seems to be little dolibt that they are ofliontan 111 r. BAnLER was to ascent! yestei'day from the Bo ‘ding Gri!en, Candleriggs, On Nionday last, the foundation-stone of tl!e harbour of .11ondee, was laid by the Honourable W ILLI ANI MALTLE, M I'. of l'w:mure, iu presence of an immense coneour , e of spectators. A Most extraordinary circumstance took place on Tuesday evening at Egham, where a Concert and WAS EIRIIOOIICed to take place in the Assembly Rooms, for the benefit of a Professional Gentle man of St. George's Chapel, Windsor, Who his a family of infant children, and who'has been many - Years deprived of the use of his limbs: With thiS humane attraction, together with that of Miss MATTHEWS, of London, and a number of highly approved vocal and instrumental perforthers, yet strange to tell, not a single person attended as an audience The performers, after waiting above an hour after the time announced for beginning, had the candles put out and departed. The starlings bt;gin to asseMble large bodies, front which an -approaching bardqvinter is prog nosticated by some people.. On Saturday, a man killed tit one shot, near 1/ , !IVCS , ten of a dock in the company of some jackdaws, anti . it as rather siniodae, that they all proved cock birds. . FOOTPADS.7—On Stmiky morning, about one o'clock, as Lord SioitotiTtx was returning front dining wiih ,the NCE REGENT, at Hampton Court, to his house in Richmond-park, in his carriage, he wes attacked by three footpads, just before he reached the Kingston gate of the park, but the carriage going ,at a very hi i4k pace, they missed his Lordship, bttt attacked his footman, who was close behind, and his horse tahing fright. at ;them, startled into a ditch and nearly threw hint off; the robbers then took from hint ail' his money. M ELANCHOLY CATA'STROPHE.-011 the l'2lh, a Coroner's Inquest was held - on" the body of Wm. Hue tic, Esq. Actin g Inspector •General of Ex 7 cise at Cork, by . LIENittV ITARDY, Esq. It appeared that this unThrtunate Gentleman had for some days past sheWir strong symptoms of a melancholy bitrdering On insanity. It was the intesnion of the Collector of Excise and the friends of the de ceased to send lihn under proper care to Dithlin, for change of air, and yesterday morning, when the Collector called on hiM, he slimed him into the drawing'-room of his lodging, went, up stairs,l and shot hiniself through the head. The evidence was completely satisfactory to stern that he shot himself in a state of mental derangement, and so the Jury fOund. Ots Sunday afternoon, as Mr. I-lAzEt,, belong ing to the Dock-yard, at Deptford, was endea vouritp, to cross the Surrey Canal, the aid of p a plank, his foot slipped, and he was precipitated into the water, which must inevitably have proved fatal to him, but .for the tiMely assistance of Mr. horse of theptstoms,who was attracted to the spot by the cries of a lad, and' With a promp titude and intrepidity which reflect the highest credit upon hisn, plunged in jit':>t time enough to effect M. ll's. resole before the vital spark was extinct'. This should operateas a caution to pas sengers who, with a view of saving a trifling dis tance, expose their lives to imminent danger. FIRE.—On Wednesday morning, about eleven o'clock, a tire broke out in the manufactory of Mr. CARTER, of Park-place, Walworth, which for some time burnt with gieat fury, and threat ened destruction to the whole of the premises and neighbourhood. By the prompt arrival of the engines, and a plentiful supply of water being ob tained, it was, however, fortunAely got under, without doing any very .:riots damage. - Last week a young man :at Gosport, named Fairy, its a state of intoxication, determined to fight one of his acquaintances, with whom he had been on the most friendly footing, notwith- - standing every remonstrance to refrain therefroni. The consequence was; that after one or two rounds, io making a violent - blow at his oppo nent he fell, anti was carried home apparently lifeless. Surgical aid was immediately procured, ‘khei' it appeared the fall hail produced a-frac ture of the vertebra of the neck, ansthe died the next day. Yesterday morning, - a g en tl eman l o dging in 13eaufort-buildi ngs , cut his throat in two,nlaces with a knife. Mr. LANGLEY, of the'Strand, tended, and by means of proper snreical aid, hopes :.are etiertaiocii of his recovery. NtEsT:4;:, - , - rna ,sf':=,•l6-Nse , , • ' th' 05°11'1 I cc3:crJAy Oft C:I9.H ty•r-S'ess!,ont for _,.., a. Liberties of Vt'e!•ttni , ..,..iter, commence d ill ".d i i •ball, before :Mr. NVAT - tidN ; in the Ch 1 ") $ I..etiels. 0 Magistratcs. C or,:; r_.lo, lud - rs. • n I to. Jel --). I ! ; ttt I , C.V-OW W..tS . I:itt..t ed for ri - o'ottslY 3-( 1 multtionslY'assenibLiog in front 'of the Notts . the Lion. l'i•cd. J. - Robinson, on the 7th o f' 0t _ last, anti asSaulting.stich tiNelliwr with iat ent t f destroy it. The prisoner WaS a yottlig in" '', genteel appearance: Two ()dicers proved iliti fact oftlic riot flic i i l Mr. it.'s . house dttritpi the di,eussions. bl ) 4 1 : i Corn hill itpo n il t l he M d a t l :e i l l li !i7 't t . )n I T: 1 1 ;71 U 'I d T 1-:; '. . c 41\ l'Bvta.cslll tint ' the continuat-ion of the 01 : wilt cm iles-14Y' Pit 'l .. th of Alar-ch, when tbe.piisoner wa s sera tt' alte r up something, and secured in conseq u encei ‘ ' oj which he dropped something; b ut whether it, `V, a stone they could not 'reit. ,They had not, 1 o ic Ii ever observed hint Ail the precedi n g clay, b ut t , L ii heard a window. break just befor e they' seczi— the prisoner. 01 -M. KNAPP appeared for the prosecution' - ,Mr. ALLEY for the prisoner. *q Ig t Al . r. ALLEY argued, that the f-ct of the 11 11 - ° v . having - asseinbled '" ribtonsiv and tilnitilttloa' 1,1.. had not been proved!, and that it 1.1 - as veil' ct) '• i fusettly she wn that the prisoner had solacthifogdile 111 ,s hand- The act}viry or co-operatiO o ' s to prisoner was iii)t shorn ; truth, he wt" - 1 . 1 Mr. Robins.on's house out of curiositY,' and r 'i' b i e taken, be was endeavouring to get out ,'",. I t he c te.h r : c eis ) , % l : ev : ie l : . reetei ii ,' co l' toi l i t s ; tll .l l..i. e t tsit•pcyi respectable ie t , t i s )i t i.,:i c a ,pt l , s ei c to. ) : l , * lei people i h t l i I I " i ' i r i a ' I ::. i i i ra ivl iiii f allowance, asa - reward ot 3001.'01411"d an A i i ix r. ce l l l i_e A t T it s c o ! :,: ia ; ru it c i t s '' i r t . tutnitig .the charge went- further' than Air. ALLO ., , iqi i -i! i"nt;tor it also charged the prisoner 1b !1 '-‘O-or ,:. the. minds of hia M-jesti's subjects with teog and alarm. As to the law of the case, th ar c the clear—it distinctly embraced the - offence '-',. lc , prisoner ; tile qw;stion was, whether th' a °tier .-- Ve was sat '-• • _ ..stact,rtly borne out by testimony, diet, at;e; . a long CoosideratiOn—Y't Gm. ` l , l ,; E , l coNTEmyr OF TnE COMMIsSIONER 017 ';.-- . . SOLVENT DEBTORS' COLRa. un der 311 lip, g-, ( 1 ). e s etirt es,,,p,;3ls,ntiltillie,cirt, Joseph Greathewl w,4, pa to the bl i r ~, (0, it . . extraordinary indictment, clfarglog 1111 :- ) jell° misdemeanor in disobeviti, an order 01 — l °, l l. Pa!tu er , to attend the Insolvent Debtors'- C"',1,,,,, Cotri't 11;1:110:'er Mr. ALLEY maintained that the jurisdiction in this.ease ; tlra, if Selj",jitil'ovex had power to make such au order, he tiaor -- to punish contempt Of it. . %,0 lot' Mr. 'KNAPP urged, that distinct pr° v "' ~ 8. not beets made in this partictilar Act, be cs , i ';„te, cuntravealion of .autborities., created by. 'l4 wias, indictable at.common law. , I , l . ,frst" I - -Air. WAT!A)N ruled, and the other ,---');,icti,Ht Act.. I agreced with him, - that :her had no .P )r , i ' ' ,t, I in this case, none beH4 given them 1 4 l'''' POLICE I:‘*fELLIGE24:Cti• _-........_. _ _ now-srit.EET. ••• t of tb e " H O' in.s.r. the. wai elious •1I • ' Stil ' -.5 3 ' were broken open, and 1•00-.-d ' l to the 1..-';x TE. " I V It nonzgul,, eic.—Ou the/14;11I'd) qd ,es ot 1 esbr - ;, tors Commons,Co. packers, of old Fitii_sli.4!et Ali' i h e Do l d iri ss avl linens ' 41seYilleres , and. (Aber -11") Per . \ tY ' - L ior if:,onJit of several - hundred 1; 0 " 1 " 15. :e.stere'< ' . an•'el)l.l, nayward and Thomas Henry leer . • w robbile‘ Oil sOspicion of being conceroed la i' cry, and wee reniancicd. wOUSHIP-STREET. 1 0 00 14 ATTE g ond - • j . . MPT TO i‘i ulto:At.—A stout n_ 1 : . 1 1 1 1 1 c ,, Hauled 117iittaler, was charged b Y Mr :•tlx IS e , a bookseller, in the Ctirta'n-rotl, " ' - atteuipiiii„ to see who that I oil wvh!ellce, that he shut up shop at nine° c.,°l; ws, , e. . r, Murder him. It app.eared trolr ol„rin e"?esday evening, and abont tel lie the ed, by a violent ktiocking and ringiog-st ~,,a st re 'w:se. t-iloor hell ; he inquired wlio was therct "oil ''ans+vered trout without, a friend, who ,11_,.,r Fiend inightey u certain book directly: he opened die door on loci anti another man burst ill, in the niost vi v ` ll l O l manner ; Mr. Bruce then, tor his own verso ' 14 id safety, , silt into the back pailour, awl att • 17 : 1.1, ``) bolt the unite, but his assailants folk! .e'; , viol , hint rll by burst open this door also, 5e1,...1ia when tire prior; : oy the throat, and in all probability it'iter, barel,l. strangled !lila but • .for his cries of la" h i s vi 1" brought some of the neighbours 1 to assistance, and sec,ired the prisoner J I'le or. tnaw - escaped in the scale., 'Die Nlagistrateoltit tiered him ,to be kept in close CO.nfincifteat trill; good and stitlicient bail be given for b 6 'PP " to ans , wer the complaint at Cie Sessions. • • On Saturda -la s., BlR:rf,s. • ..:co,ir„ the Lady of Vii • '' 3 vs., at Lanziiort, 'in SOLDII3 u.ent !..ittlehev, F. , ..4. of . s • Earl 0 1 0 , 'IIPIr • . '. a su n. It tile • kii.,,•lif '"). la t, a ::,,,,, 1.41 y Nliitaat ' on i th .a..l/CS , Seat, MIRCIT, NOrtil3l.lll;toP4llire: ( re, sq . of . 4 ,dau,,ith.l." "th just:tilt, ti...! lady o f 1% a. (i o° 1" ...1 •.. :• o,r:le-street, the Ii of Colonel ~.yers, ‘, 0 . 0 tlie On the i9tli instant ' • -•-t • 4 IScdfori.:so 1...1.,!y of ,j,„.,,, ~ ‘ .„, in t....,0,e1 -s i•et. , ' l‘l'lly. hsq. of a son. ‘.. .--.------ NiAltlti El). n d i atat - Ye - t •• I ' 11'-'lv, at St 'I '• ' C'l -1 Inlino'sleY Cann 10°, o f i•,.,. ..• .. .. aintS 4 . WIC 1, I ~.. , to ; 'i"PP.," beld, in the Courtv of Hertford,. r , " ( i' t o ' ; eldest th..lllg•hter of Ai t Ti •••;' , f Borgia°, . - tershite, .. - wants -.+4. 15 , ° -Scari''' On ThOrsdar - t' , . • 1.1 t.l Thotras' , l i st belch, F . ' , .1.,.. sth inst. at ,e 3 Art , , , ii , c,i -sq. of Se:16;1)1.4:41A to Svhella Geom, ' ~..03. ttan;bter of Williain Farini;ton;lisq..uf Shaw;-1016 ' shire. • ,- • I. m0rr,3117 On the 3tl lust; at Chatham Church, Cantail 1 '.. 0 0 0- n • ' N ' t° .Cliza, .youngest th.tughter of Ntr .. NI. Boot"' cliester. . DI.EI). r eed tb vic At 111 . ,Lustaple, John Aloule, Fsq. aged s: hes . c . is tic late • dud pi•esent Majesties upwards of tifty-tvo )1.4 ~,. Revenue of Costinits. ' le, ''' 1.1 () ; tu Weduesday.last at Pitt Cotta4e, near r, e; tP l ' -°",, Esq. Captain in 'the North Deron Local N 1111113; a t Littel "at s . • , ..ierra Leone, of the fever SO, prevao,,2v tony. place, Mr. And • 1.• • • • 1 .., r,eon of the 1 111 rew } wan, •'•eco,it ..o ~, , - irr,,,,, 00 0,, ti,l;: 18111 instant, at his hoi:•,:, East Sheeu, n , • . Zinc•• , iiit (,latlula, Esq. in.the 7,lth year o f his 0 ,c;refordshire, Win.On the 17th i',ast. at 1.. s seat at lloctlano • 3 0 . • . 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