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B 1 ) , 1. 0 E. (From the Norwich Mercury.) _. itaiscil into tunioenee by his own industry And talent, the sole artificer of his own faMe and forto'oe in Ule ; littintile Origin, .but in habits cif familiar inti!reourse with men of the highest tank and stet ion ; himself an accomplished ,scholat, and reckoning among the. large and brilliant circle of his personal" fsiends' ell the first scholars of iris time ;.-rtf such an' individnal, more particularly as he Wits native of ,this thy, it is allowable to ex. pint the ItWllOriAl I,eyfillii tie 1150111 . botstull pre- . seriheil tor the brief obituary of Newspape r. Bdoe -was horn in Norwich in the year where he received the first rutlhnentk, of illi education.. His father was a ttiittlestnan of trspeetability, and . of strune he discerned the eativ developutent.‘ol scat's Posters, anti resolved to Make mi.' rather conuneminrare with his wishes than-his means, to enhivate'and yneure than.. In artier to give she hesfeffeet to thit . fe‘olotioO', thelafe lte'v. Mr. Peek, who hart likewise observed the germs of Mr. Bebe§ genimi, was consulted ; anti by his recom- Mendation the buy was returned •to hiattfortli, near Richmond, in Yorkshire, under the care of the Rev: Matthew !Woe, father of the late Master of the Charter-hoarse. Ilere . he remained some years', till be was removed to Staitmore, where he passed four years tinder the tuition of the Rev. Dr. Purr. From this nursery of rising scholars be proceeded to Il'eft'net College, CaMbridge,' Where he tibtained ere Declamation PriXe, and on taking his degree in 1779 - was, the senior member tit his College. Soon after thictime, -- Dr: Parr was elected Head Alaster of therree School of this city, and it was no equivocal compliment to Mr, Belne that he should have received front his old tutor—anil from anch limir too—the eipression of a deiire that lie would assist as Under Master in the 'School...— Mr. B. acquiesced, And retained the situation somewhat more than three years. If it was in the matnter periods of life that Mr. Beim produced those works which confer celebrity on his mime, it wa iii muds earlier youth that be imbibed that ardent thirSit for knowledge %Oriels was never to be otiated, and t hat• he laboured with snch•diligence and sticcesS to qualify himself for obtaining those literary Honours which were at once the object and reward of his •amhition s. he eememberce, to use the words of Dr. Johnson, that• a blighted spring most make a barren year, and that the ver• nal fiorers, however beautiful and gay, are only Intended by nature as preparatives to autumnal fruits, The list 011)4 works •sub . joined to this ar ticle indicates the diversity lid subjects on which he engaged his attention; and whoever is'aequaint ttrri wiilr thenr teill , acknowiege that his lighterand rfture playful oieeol are wormier distinguished by st eirram . grate,and ease; and elegance of diction, as the severer etrorts of his mind are by critical sa. %itcit'y and exteusive3eristlition.During his resi• tr"" Nnrwich. Belot' married the +laugh tei of the Town Clerk •of London, Miss Rix ; if ker be3tity and arcomplishttieuts first mimed his atfectionii, the domestic virtues which, daring a &rim' nt almost forty years, .she has practised as a, wife and as a mother, ware eminently qua ified to fix' them. At this time he was appointed Curate of Earl ham, aitd afterwards, on the presentation of Mr. Beeon, Vicar of that living : this teas his first piece of preferment.. Frain Narwiiis Mr. Seine removed. to London, is eonsequenee of , being elected Master :of, Buns: nuel'Coliege, Westminster, and continued :so up wards of twenty pears. !, In 1796 Lord Chancellor Itosslyn presented •• hint with the .Itectory of MI London Wall,. and in 1797 the Bishop of Lincoln matte him Prebendary of that Cathe th al. 'ln 1805 his excellent and intimate friend Portent, Bishop of :London, gave bitu the Pre bend of • Pancras, ; beloaging to St. Paul's. Cathe • drat. The produce of these various preferments in the church, however, although honourably con ferred nputt him as the reward of literary .merit syttt suhieet,to fltictuations, and on the whole, by UtpiO6 so considerable as the nominal dignities themselves 'Might lead to suppose. . It wai 'dining his residence at Emanuel, that Mr. Beloe executed .the two _standard works on which his'repritat ion as a scholar principally rests, his translotion of Herodotus and of Aldus Gelling. It is probable that he would have passed the . rest of his life in that situation lied not a vacancy oc curred in the British Museum by the death of one of the. Librariani, in the ;year 180.1. ' nlc. Beige offered as a .candidate,, and unforttsnately, succeeded ; unfortunately, for there where be was surrounded with -the treasures of-art and !item• tore, where he might reasonably, have enjoyed the whim cum dignitate r but where instead of lesuly reposing on the fame he had already earned., he was 09,1"OhiptiSly prosecuting his favourite pur suit of. Bibliography ; there it was, that his feel., !figs rssaived the greetest : shoek they had esmerae, perienced, anti which they never entirety over. cause. By any act of the grossest treachery end fraud, Mr, Beide was imposed on by a well: knowts priutseller, svho obtained admission into the:Mu iemu, cud who stole sonic fine specimens of ,en. graving from: the departmeot of which he had the custody l The dismissal of Mr, Beige wail at the time thpjight loy the Trustees to he u necessary punishment for his negligence ; at the,time it was tho:lght by :the public„ : eit'd has : heen so thought ever since, to have resit a most heavy and severe once. 2,... , . ~..tittt the tramactinn,bere alluded" to tvottqed th iyelings av deeply, that, c o te of his earliest and most Ei t t itch ell ot friends, one ‘vlici lnis every nuktiv.e Ivhich grntittide and affectionean' iuspirt : to cherrsli his mentoty, ond,defend,his chn. : rittnerotireyhe slliitved to put.the plibliC in pink .ll!.tate-metit concerning it, witick sent to ltit the tjtne, mill the accuracy ut which e,„artnot he iloulte4: • • 'The tqllo 4 viug.statement. .tunde , not front arty ernotioirs M resentment:, nor finny the eXtlalle rittion` of diinppoitottient, .not; with the most Wish to question the j ustice of th e sentence from witich- 1 taut/rr s - 4,1u, t r oot h e : t w i ln i u t e d feelings of dutiful and ,t)ffcatioinkte .ehittlren, anxious for that reputation Of - their parent. 1 do not pretend ttilse , acentate With respect, to (Lies, ;but I think about two years since, Mr. --- 1 miss Wroth - Iced at the Mosel= by Mr. Cay'ley, a igentletnatt d of dal highest respectability of the ' ; ltecord-ollice,,,anti a friend of the Speaker of the itlouse of potolloll3. lip desired to, see the,tra leherode Prints, and In rart icuiar those of ktem ltramit = he. %vas perinitted to sve them re peatedly,' with no other precantion, than that 1 remained in the Non) with him, or if called on One side, lent a theitienger or brother officer to stay till ttliqitintn . .. generally brought a 'port-tolio'Vrith iiidi under the pretence of compar ihk bits With those in the Mosconi, or to show me Some . of hl own,performanee. For a long time I had nu) distrust ; at length 1 thought he Was inclitted to come too often, and I observed him snore attentieelV ; his mattur of turning over the prints did not please me, and the last time be came, which was I believe in the beginning of 'February, 1 thought 1 saw him endeavouring to secrete a prir.t. This exceedingly' alarmed me, hut as 1 could not undertake to swear to his dis honesty, I Aid not ehomie to hazard the total ruin. of his character, or my own tranquillity, on sur mise only. Icontenta myself therefore with writing to inform him that he, could not be ad mitted again y, my letter was ,seen by Mr. Nares and other . gentlemen of the Museum. Orders were also given to the Messengers not to admit him. Finn) that time'l never saw or 'heard of him again rill intortned by Mr. Planta that soma of the Cracherode prints had been exposed to sale, 'and' traced to Mr. The result is known. The Trustees having investigated :the matter, cause to the following dere:initia -1 ion "Thursday, tuth of July, 1800. " At a Special General Sleeting, the Trustees haring con sidered the evidence respecting the loss of valuable prints be paging to the Museum, arc of opinion that Mr. lieloe is chargeable with negligence in the discharge ot, his" duty re specting the said prints; and that he ought to be removed (torn his office on account of the saute. --And he ii diimissed accirrdingly." . At'the next meeting I placed before the Trus tees the following letter " My.l.ortls,—Suffering severely, as I must necessarily do, tinder the sentence which you have thought lit to pasi upon me, for ad act confessedly not criminal in amoral point of view,. I bare not even the wish to question the justice of foul' proceedings, but. I liime there esti' be no impropriety iri 'stating to pint, that besides the.heavy lOss in point of inconte, of Foist. rt y'poFchaseti for my accommodation at• the Nltiieum, and of comfort in n situation so exactly suited to toy studies, I am oiniait:certain of suffering also from thepitlilic inipu tation of thisse offenics of which not only My oven conscience,. bait your express opinions acquit mt. " This certainly is rendered complete by the comparison which will infallibly he snicks betWein the &sir' of the real offesidyr, who cannot perhaps' be brought to pnnisliment, and that of the pi:lson On whom hii disboriety and who is doomed to positive ruin. If therefore it should be thought too much to change your sentence fur one somewhat more mild, of which I cannot. altogether diSmiss the hope, yet you will I doubt not tah e proper steps to make the very words of your determination publicly known, by which I am solemnly acquitted of every imputation excepting negligestite in one pat tieular 'part of toy duty. " I h4t►c the boimiur In be, &c Ste. " WILLIAM niaog, " • To tlO5 letter I ininietlimely received the fol lowing Immo . :-- " Saturday; 12th of " t Ai a General Meeiing, a Letter w i ts read frail) Mr. !Moe, glided the 111b.Uistant. E' Ordered; That a Copy of the 'Resolution referr e d to in Mr. Relos4lettee bisent to him, by which it Will clearly tip. peir that the only impotation on Mtn was thit of negliginio in' ono phrtictibir braocli of hiS duty. ilt firderl4, That Mr. Belie he acquainted • lie isK lilierty to make what use he Pleases'ef Litt! eOinmonleation. ['Min' the above facts f have no other MMimeirts to snake than that I , have violated notitatute. The 4 )ilieeribeilig slat only pa wilted hut. invited- to sheer the - mititentk the Meseifrit men of taste,and learnifigv alrid therefore' any other version so introduced would hare experienced this same indulgence. : Many have experienced—it. The—iogenimis• Mr. Laudseer, when preparing his -lectures on bit iiiirticulsr art, prints repeatedly at his leisure, slid Mr: r 100 ek e,s o did Dr.: Munro, so did Mr. Midges, so did General Turner, an i su did many others. The very moment that I suspected `Mr. I forbade his coming again. ," The Public will decide how fir the punishment is com mensurate with the offence. ' 44 I now retire inte'the beieem of a family united otitcing themselves, and devoted to me I retire to the fittictioilait society of friends 4liitinguished) - foi t their talents and Mir virtue. 'I. retire to the eicercive of -those pureuiti, by which, through an irreproachable life, hate enthierourett to pro- Mote the interests of learning, Morality, and religion, " Fast Sheen, July le, It was during this Short resiilence et the Atli, sewn, that 1 1 / 4 .1r. IL prepared the•hrsethree Oa four) volutiits of bis " Anecdotes 'of 'Liieratiire and statte no*As," a %emit' fOr 'nide!) liis there afroviled him peculiar opportunities ; it ft pregnant with curious Anecdotes relative to ettriy printing, and biiirs - honotirnble testimony to tilt extent, VArle,Y, .ftrid industry of the Author's' re» search into the - annuls of recondite literature. I)ishearterted as Mr; B. might viell have been, And eta off friibs one of the most abundant sources of reference and infurniation, tI nevertheless conti• tined the work with unabated diligenee, antletint pitted it in six voltuet. It would be premature to make any remarks on a work, exhibitibg much knowledge of human eh d .. reeter awl life, which is left for posthumous, puh. lication ; it 'is airemly printed oil, anti the prvface to it was written but tt short time pi evions to hil death. 'living left the Museum, resided at Bromp ton* and afterwards went to Xensinton, Miele he rt.:m.lkm! sevecal y ars, and where lie breathtd his last almost without a sigh, iu the bosom of his family. Of feeble health from, his earliest years, Mr. B e ide was afflicted in lattorlife with a paintol anti irremediable'. disorder. , The' aecotoolayed 8111 rel« lugs of his last Mitts,' were- painfolindeed to those oroond him, whilst:llo3W, in compleke famisea,. &ion of hislasultfes and aware of his approatking ,dl..isuintints, was all serettity,--ie;ignitiori, tont hide, and piety. • 0 4 the private and virenes.of Mr. Belot; the pattrgrist might expatiate . Without incurring the suspicion or insincerity or atlnlation. 011(1 a kintle'r heart neter heat in the tiosom• of any xrderit attachment, be will nevertheless entirely extnipt from the attrodatit friiilty of bitterness in . i)ntiortaies, inimicit f r placandes. tic was digin 7 terested eveii to ittiproviOencet :Intl his sitreilittk fainily iy Ipire reason to regret this. prominent weaktiesi in the chat act er or one who. will long live. in their tituit altectionate rctrem :brance. The fnllonitt . tn . tt.p be considered a tolerably correct list of Mr. Keke's pnblications Translation of VatT's,Preface to Bel!emit:tans. Ode toMi4s lloSeawi n , 4t u . Nor,.,icit I 7gi Rape of klelenJohnsoli - • - • 1784 Puerns.... t iit ti) . .. - . 1793 lierodotus,, 4 vols.—Leigh and Sotheby - 1793 Sic. Edit.--litto - - ' - - 1806 Translation of Alciphron's - Letters ' - - 1791 Plorian's Tales - • '... - - 1791 Gortzalva of Coldora,, fruits ditto - - 1703 Aulus (Mikis, 3 vols. " . - - - 1795 Miscellanies, 3 vols, - - .- . . 1795 Julia, or Last Follies - - '.• 1793 in conjunction with his excellent and learned frietul, the Rey. Mr. Nares, he also edited' the 13iitisli Critic fr u m the year 1793, to th e en d o f tlrc.4ld" v4liiine. Diographical Dietionary (perhaps: one-third) Joseph' - 1727 Anecdotes of Literature, s:c. • - 1803 Thi, list does not include a number of pamphlets and mis cellaneous ImpleAles, and innumerable contrilititionkto- the Gentleman's Magazine. , From the . LON DON tir Z BTTE //PHI - 26, 1817. This'Gazette notifies the Prince Itegent's permission to I..ird Exmouth to mar the in.ienia of . certain Spanish, Sici. Sardinian, and Duteh Ordets of Knighthood, conferred anon hie; Lordship fur the judgnictit . and valour diqlayed in h►sattackno Algiers. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Purday, Margate, stationer. BA NK II UPTS. Michael Biggs, Mahlen-latie, IVood-street; hosier, to sur render April 29, May 6, and June 7, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attornies, Messrs. Itobinsim and nine, Charter-, house-square. • -• . „ John s , lorgan I)owzate-bill, merchant, April 29. l‘lity 10, rind Jnbe 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Dyer's buildings, trolborn. Benjamin Maim. Bishopsgate-strcet, uflitolstt'rri, Aftril 22, May 10, and 'June. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall.' Attorney, ropt, .Molliford-cottrt, Feneburch.-street, Robert Pickinori. Col . ran; Li, erritml, cooper, 11!sty 7,6, and ,June 7, at one , at the •George Intl, Liverpool. Attornies, Chitter, Staple iris,tie Mr. Bird, Castle-iNteli, pool. ' FrancisArrnitage,'StaffordShire, ditetioneer, May 211, 99, owl 7, 'at eleven, at the Red Lion lan, Bieretpri.' Attornics, Mr. Phillips, Sive...lane, or Mr. Birch, Armitage.. Charles Gill, i. ill, Sim..thigh .shoe-ittlik . er, ,April. 29, Mar 10, Mid 'Nile 7, ateleven, at Guildhall. 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