The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gee ver OCT. Is.—Anived the Fended, Spriltall.
from fliuu.:o; Ilcro, Braid, from Sursaasa Cat., Bin, front
Prince li,lwart',l Intaad.--Bailed the Hulloed, Newton, fir
Jantaira, Charlotte, Griffiths. for Cork; New; h, Auwe,
for ditto; Larltar, Corte', ftr.i.onaree; Opurto, Cowry, fur
Oporto; nail the Ao'l4 Ehr..theCl. I..trAoa, for Gibraltar.

Au accomplis!tr,l young Lady. the daughter of
an artist, iu the neighbourhood of envenilisli-srioure,
eloped from her Inane no Tuesday morn:log. and in
three hours oiler she was missed she was drscm•errd
leaving a bago;o in St..lllartio's parish, in ayellow
bodied chariot, accompanied hy, her cher anti. also is
the son of a ilbronet. The carriage stopped at the
corner of the street where the young Lady ailglited.
end to her surprise she ass immediately confronted
by a servant in the employ of her father, and a re-
letive, both of whom had gone in quest of her; and
from a kind of Witt dons, they were not ruiogkeli
iu list ir soraitses. The pursuers had followed the
chariot • froon the brothel on foot, and the young
Lady, on ,teiti4 them, was unable to support her-
self, ark' a crowd sign. collected. The fair fu6ittve
was taken to the noose of a friend is' Greek-street by
her pursuers. It is a fact, uo less curious than cor-
rect, that the young lady fainted in the dress holes
of Covent-lonics' 'Theatre about u larttitglit ago,
whilst atoringst a party of relatives, and she hap-
pened to fall backwards into the arms of this same
gallant, who was not knotro to the young latl's
family at the time. but he was so kind as to lead
his ussisiance on that occasion.

PILOC 1.111 r►D—Holiday at tN
l'eblic (Met s.

BIRTH.
Ou the 14th inut. at Shelturd Cottage, Dear Cambridge, the
Lady of Bona(lier-fen. A. f:anipla.l;, uf a awl.

MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday, th esth inst. at Islington, Mr. Thomp-
son, addle Haymarket, to Miss Dutton, of York-place, City •
root.

The Rev. Dr. Andrew Stewart. Minister of Dolton, to the
Hooottrable Margaret Stuart, daughter of the late Lewd
Dlaatyre.
Oa Moodsy last, at St. Deletes, Norwich, by the Bishop of
Norwich, Geo. Was Milano, Esq. eldest son of Sir Francis
Manua, to Elisabeth Hwy Alderson, ally daughter of
Ro-
bert Alderson, liaq. Recor of Ipswich..
. _ .

thi the ii3d instant, at Acton liamieU, is Shropshire, Ed-
ward Joseph Sam the, Esq only son of S r Edward Sons the,
Bart to Francs., owy daughter of Sir Edward Bflierr Bart.
Au soon as the cerenioey was performed, the beidal'party
was met by Sir Edward Saiythe's eameruw and respeet•
able tensing, who, after laming throe heartfelt comp-stela-
toes en the joyful event, precetleal them ie grandmoors.
shin with bands of music, in the Cestk, where they were most
cordially resolved, and hospitably 'victimised, by their de-
servedly-esteemed and generous landlord. Aft& • few hems
spent is festive conviviality, the happLeimple art off,
compamed by Sir Edward cad Lady ythe, on ti-eir Rot
day's journey, fur Bar 'math, the seat of air Ldwmoi Bel
in Ireland.

On Setorday, October it, by the Reverend George Heron,
Booth Grey, Esc of Aston Hayes, in the remit) of (healer,
tuft. Right Hon. Lady Sophie Gni, fourth daughter of the
Earl of Stamford and Harnngton.
Wednisday, Captain Nathaniel Vincett Ileih-rt, to Misr
Mary Dunne, both of Riaglvierade. If an ami Wie tennis
and on accomplished mind, an prognostics of thirst hap-
piness, Dell niay the am of Man boast of Fomenting a Ludy
framed fur conjugal felicity.