The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-22 00:00:00

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ExteuTins or GRORGt. %VERA AND RICHARD
RIISSFI.L. FOR ISURGIAIet.
By five o'clock, yesterday morning, agreeably to
their senteace at the Assizes, Gtorgr U" bb and
Rickard lbw& were c,.nveyed from the County
Gaol, on their way to the place of execution, at
Shooter's Hill They were placed in a coach and
four with the Turnkey and another person, pre-
ceded by a post-chaise, with the Rev. Mr. Shelton,
and followed by another, wherein was Mr. Watson,
the Gaoler, &c. guarded by a train of constables,
and the while escorted by a detachment of cavalry
in front and rear. On leaving the Gaol they con-
tumely gave three cheers, which concluded their
hirdened and impenitent behavintir there, where it
bad been but one scene of depravity since their con-
demnation. In their repeated attempts to liberate
themselves from that security wherein it was neces-
sary they should be placed, they literally gutted all
the padlocks, cut thron eh, with the greatest facility,
a large iron ring to which they were bound, forced
many bolts and bars if iron, and drew out innumer-
able hails five or six inches lon, rwiwithstanding
the vigilance c t the Keeper nigilt and day upon
glued over them.
On their arrival at Farninizhatn, tl.e guard from
the Depot was dismissed, and a larger detachment
consisting of a Captain's Guard, that had preceded
from the same place, escorted them to the gall, as.
On arriving there that display of boldness which had
been so apparent in these unhappy men, forsoi,k
them, particularly in Welsh, who was the most au-
dacious. Soon after twelve o'clock, when the u,
time had been spent in prayer, in which they joined,
through the pious admonitions of the Chaplain, with
great fervency, they were launched into eternity,
spewing in their last moments great resignation, and
a constancy towards each other as confederates by a
voluntary a& of their own, of having one of each
other's hinds tied ther,and in which

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BIRTHS AT BENGAL.
Mrs Dying of a daughter
Mrs. Daniel Rn,rs of a daughter.
The lady of A. W. Bainbridge of a daughter.
Mts. D. Gardena of a son.
Mrs. W. Ede, of a daughter.
Mrs. C. Tetley, of a daughter.
Mrs. W. D. S. Smith, of a daughter.
Mrs. F. Purchase, of a daughter.
MIS Sautuel Greenway, of a rm.
At linwnaypoor, Mr.. Ann Scollon Francis of a sent.
At Didapora, the Lady of Captain Hi,kmau a daug'itrr.
Lately, at Goa, Lady Clarke of a son.
At Nattore, in the Zellah of Rageihallye, the Lady .1 Dan.
can Carepbel", Esq. of a wen.
At Beitare,, Lady ibitadtp, of a eon.
The Lady of P Latkeni, Esq. of a daughter.
At Cawnoore, the Lady of A. G. Evans of a rfaitet
The Lady of James Taylor, Eaq of a daughter.
At Allahabail, the Lady of Colonel Blair ut a sun.
Mrs. G. Hornet of a can.
Mrs. Woolladun of a daughter.
The Lady of G. C. Mader, Esq. of a son.
BENGAL.—NIARRIAGES IN JANUARY.
Mr. Patrick Sutherland to Miss Ann Hal ur, .tau
Walter Walter Italfiur, Esq. of Madras
Mr. Francis Guinea, to Miss Mary RodrigeeL
Mr. R. Foley to Miss M Smith.
Mr. David /humid to Miss Hamilton Hail.
Mr. Joseph Do Mond to Milt Isabella Da Costa.
Mr. Robert Knox to Miss 61,rgaret Gibs .n.
At klerelli, on the 4th November lan. Mr. Jame Lemaistre
to Miss Elizabeth Tonsivelly.
On the 25th January last, Mr. Jame' of the llsa
Company's Civil Sersive, to Min Anne i iwm.na.
On the 24th, by the Rev. P. Lintritk, Mr. Julia Tarim, to
Miss Elisabeth Blaney.
DEATHS AT BENGAL.
/dr. J Eny.
Mr Winiam Gordon.
Mr John Brooks, late fourth of6ter of the Duke of Monto,e
At Herha in pore, Mr. Owen O'Neil, !erinerly a nierc-,...t ,t
that station.
Mrs. Ahmuty, wife of Lent. James A hinuty, of the And.
lery.
On her way from Hydrahad ro Madras, MIS ri..10411 Scat,
Mr. Robert Beard• of the Calcutta !fond
At Sea, W :Ham Wa•klie,iii the

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BIRTH.
At tso Right Hon. Sr Hercules Lanariehe`s, Stephan'..
gee, Dublin, the Lady of Thomas St. Georg 'q,of a
daughter.
At D••nnicl•en Hon. e. county of Forfar, on ti.n I?tlt cps.
re 4. 1.,.! Lady of Lie .ant C.stol.el Soper Dern ~tar of
Sk.bri, was :mole delivered of a &righter.
At Carmsedian Hoe's, Mn. Lockhart, jam. of Castklidl,
Scodotui, of a daughter.
MARRIAGFS.
By the Rev. Mr. For.royeth. at St Peter's Church, Janes
F.IIi• Knight, Esq of Cork, to Mi.l Reardon, eldest daughter
"(John Reardon, E 9. late of Ad, in tli:a county.
On Mosiday last, Mr. Thomas French, of Linton, Cu..
bridgeshire, to Mil 4 Corker, Into of the lame place
Latrly, at Keswick, by special lioetic... Joke Bret., F 9.
Nephew to Sir Martin Stapyltoo, of Nirtan,
Bart. to Miss Vita Bareroft, aee•ard Amiable, of J.t.rpll Bat-
croft, Etal of Ca,•.le•rigg, in tire county of Curufierland.
DEATHS.
Oa Tuesday last, aged 42, ore Rev. Daniel Bayley, akar of
Madrogley, in Norfolk.
At Mallow, in the gointe or life, Mr. Towee„ w.fe to
Thomas Tow,-r 5, of Bushy Pa. k, comity of Tipper...!
M .rigaret Un.nitrart, Vt.re of Mn Niel Grow, tl:r.l at
Inver, near Duokeld, um Tuesday, it. L9th instant, in tAit
ti7th year of lie, age
At Old Nleliltum, Scotland, the Ist instant. M•t He
Re d, reli, of Bailee Jams, Simpson, merchant ace. lied

HIGH WAT#.It THIS DAY AT LUNDuh UAL) 4..
Mom 97 min they I? I i<tra....• min. aftor I

SALES BY AUCTION. .

ESSRS. BURTON and VENNOR
IV l fully acquaint the Public that the LEA=
PREMISES situate in Pa k..treet. Islington.for Sale (nisi%
are DISPOS;EL) OF by PRIVATE CON TRACT.
Comb,ll, Aug. 22, 18n1,.

SALE PUS iNED
From August t r FRIDAY, September 6
TO BREWERS, INNK'EPk:RS„Vc
ONE OF THE FIRST INNS AND ROAD HOUSES
BETWEEN LONOIN AND
By ROBERT IS.‘ACSON,
On FRIDAY, the lith day of September, 1805, between the
hours of force and Five in the afternoon viuSie.l tomtit
Conditions of Sale as will be then amid there produrx.ll,
ALL that well-known good accustomed INN,
called the BULL, in Barton Mills, near Mil tenhad, it
the C runty of Suffolk, at ne.irly equal distances f out Bo.y
St. Edmund s, Newmarket, Brandon, and Thetiod, aid le
miles from Ely.
The Premises comprise • good ki•chen, bar, tap room, 4
parlours, laundry, spa. Mu. brew-hou.e, washing-horny, larder,
store-rooms, pantries, and closets, capital wine vaults, mai
ample cellarage; excelling sleeping moms and attic—.core
sufficient for snaking up 40 beds; good still and open oabliug
for ii,iwards of 60 horses, with hay ant corn chamSen over the
whole, capable of containing at least Ido 11.11 of owe; a very
14.10144 paved yard, coach-houses, barns, and harness.hoesa;
cry excellent garden wet: planted with choke fruit trees hoe
in full hearing, with an excellent South brick wall, 1.1. i fat
long and 10 fest high ,• con'-house, and every other stemware
and convenient out-building ; also 48 acres (mere or lets) se
rich arable and pasture land, of which, the house arid 17 acre,
are corrhutill of the Manor of Barton Psrva ; pan of which
will be sold with the above premises, the rernai der in late;
the same are tythe free, subject to land-tax and quit-nuts
only.
The above Inn is now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas
Williams, under lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1806,
is resorted to by the first families of distinition, arid ,vi r hes
and must, front its situation, command the posting Maoism' to
and front Norwich, Lynn, and the greatest part of Norfolk, to
the Metropolis; and, what reader, it still more destraliki nn
occupier has been evar known to leave the WWI! IV ello.td a
competency, and several with .Ague ice ; added to which, the
premises being so extensive, may, at a very h,euosi knS e
expence, be convened into a. goiA a brewery as any w tl"'
country, being always sup-, lied with goof water front the ow..
Ole river near the house. There isnot a brewery within less
than 9 miles of the spot.
Further particulars may be had of Abraham Jnekin, del
Bury ; or Mr. Robert Isaacson, Oakes-Farm, Cuwlrige, orll
Newmarket.

LONDON:—.Punted by GEORGE DAVMSON, N. Si
Wyeh street, St. Clements, and publlehed by JOSIAH
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t.Frwhith
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other's hapds tied together,and in which position they n.nes there was to the value of 3001 in Mahon notes,
Dublin no London 14
qintspdtiii spatioluf Life, ' of the bank of Pease and Co. ainl th Belfast on London ( Aug.
at, at the Pri- Belfast ua leaLditi ( Ditto)
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