The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-22 00:00:00

NORTriCit, JANUAIT 19.
The meeting at the Guildhall on Thursday last,
to consider of the propriety of establishing an In-
stitution for the Indloent Blind was numerously and
respeftably attended. The Mayor having taken
the Chair, briefly noticed the purpose of the Meet-
ing ; after which, Mr. Tawell, in an impressive and
affecting address of considerable length, stated the
motives which had induced him to call forth the ge-
nerous attention of the pull;ie, in behalf of those un-
fortun3te persons who werethe objeCts cif the proposed
institution. He then delivered to the Mayor the
outlines of Rules and Regulations for the establish-
ment, to be subjea to the revision of a Committee.
These having been read by the Mayor, several reso-.
utious were unanimonily passed, and a subscription
was begun by the gentlemen present. A letter was
read, from the Lord Bishop of Norwich to Mr.
Tawell, stating that his Lordship was prevented,
by his absence from Norwich, from attending
the meeting ; and expre.sing his full approbation of
the charity, with the amount of his subscription.
The very liberal ben:faClinns and annual subscrip-
tions of Mr. an I Mrs. Mines were communicated
by the Rev. 11. Astley. Some neat and well-finished
specimens of the workmanship of blind persons were
exhibited, and will be produced again at the ad-
journed meeting in April. Mr. "lawell's gift is a
house and ground, valued at 1,0501. ; Mr. Milks,
5.)1. and 51.55. annually ; and Mrs. Millet, 101. and
31. 3s. annually.

Advance .

1:39,11:i6 6 Advance . . . . 11 71
FLOUR RETURNED.
v. d.
. . 779,693 Average 5l 8j
. 773,529 Ditto

1303
1394

6,346

Advance . . . •

On Wednesday, the Quarter Sessions for Somer-
set commeoccd at Wells. There was a most nu-
merous meeting of the Gentlemen and Magistrates
of the county—Join: ACKLAND, Esq. of Fairfield,
was proposed to succeed the late Mr. BuntAND, as
Chairman, by the Rev. Sir Angus!' A %11 ELTOti, Bart.
and seconded by Sir J. CoIL HireistLy, Bart. and
was unanimously elthed.
Saturday evening, a coachman, in a gentleman's
family, residing at Tottenham, was found by the
gardener suspended from the stair-case. A short
time before he appeared in good spirits, and had
t Ikea some purl at a neighbouring public-house.

fItICE OF STOCKS.
AAA

3 par Cent. Red... • -Off 1
3 pet Cent. Consols 110; 60 591
4 per Cent.
' 5 per Cent. Navy.
L.lng Annuities ...........• 17 11-161
Imperial 3 per Cent
Ditto Annuities .
India Bonds ls. is. diS.
Exchequer Bilk ... . Is. dia. is. preen. par.
r_nei,h ' Tickeu.. 101.

RETURN OF IVIIEA
Including only from th.! 7th
agreca'Av to
d.
10 Quarters at 112
4132 -- at 11(1
39 ---- at 108
80 --- at 106
147) ---- at 105
6 - at 1(4

a IN MARK LANF,
of San. to t:.e 14th of Jan
the new Act.

s d.
67 Quarten at 93 6
6; S—.—. at 95
I ---- at 94 6
393 at 94
73 --. at 92
42 at 9t

Luster]
C4lllOll for 6liii
T. RISH, Stock-Broker,
No. ♦, Corohill, and 9, Chari:tg•Crmt.

21)
11S0

at .)2 6
at Ino

2S at 99
281 at 98
71 at 97
It./0 at 96
Total 5,04 QU2Ttci
M. 40. lover

18i --••• at 90
178 -••••—• at 88
16 ..----.• at 87

106 -- at .63
204 at 70
6 ---- at 60
—Average 9,141.
halt last RIKUM.

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COMPARISON between the YE BRS 1803 and 1604. . CO 'll'. EXCHANOE, SAN. IL ,
W I IEAT RETURNED. Best C 0,!..., iti the Pool, per Choldrett *ix ILL
t. 2.... B. Per Qr. n. .4. Delivere4 to Hors Akeepers At .. i .644. 6d,
1809 . . . 299,193 5 Average . . . . 83 1 Sund-r11,.., p-r Chatelmn 44, ot.
1894 . . . 466,.17.0 9 Ditto
Dellaeft Ito I ilitifillitilaper4 at 564 Of
.••••••••••••• iffm.m.m.mm

BIRTH.
Tett•rdav senoight, at thAtige, Yorkshire, the seat of
John Lister Kaye, E. the Kiva Hutt. Lady AUICIId Kaye
was safety deliveted of A on

MARMOT...S.
At Garbage, by sped i 1 licence, Daniel Toh-r Osborne, FN.
of B!..chsynnel. county of Tipperary, to the 3lght Hera. Lady
I I ante! Trench, darghter to the E,'l of Clanc wry.
On Tuesday last, at Rockland, Captain R ,r Vie Royal
Nat y, to Miss Rawnoke, noly daughter of the Rev. Dr. Raw.
bone, Rclor of Harlon, Oxfordshire.
At Limh, CA t nn Kerr, of the Royal N ore, to M is Char-
lotte Mettle, daughter of the late Charles Uls, Esq.
At Vogrie, Seitlaild, the 14th instant, Mao.. General Vino.
crieff, to Miss Dewar, only daughter of the late James
Esq. of Vogrie.
On Thursday' Mr. George Almond, ion. of Nottin!liam, to
Miss Filen Smith, second daughter of Samuel Smith, Fsi
Oak 11.11, near hfstichester.
03 rytoaday sehi.i.ght, Daniel farrow. Esq Captain ;r, :'•0•
IMUl[LbOrnogh v,.ll3wer infantry, to Miss Farrow, may
ter ut' toe Late Julius Farrow, Gent. of that place.
DEATHS.
Lately, at the Hot wells, Bristol, the Rev. ]amen Ettr,
Ream of Whitchurch, in (I.fnd.hire, Vicar of Woburn, in
Buckinghamshire, aunt etta,daiii to the most tiohls the Mar-
quis of Thoinorid. Whit/lunch is a taloa,' a living, in
Rift of the Lord Cnanceilor, with an excalle .t Parse home,
which was new built by the late Mr. Easy, but winch he did
not enjoy three months.
On Christmas-day, at Friskney, in Lincolnshire Mr. Gunk,'
grazier, of that plate. fie went to church in .seAsst. hra:th,
and during service was thought by 1,,,1ne of his ileiglibos"
have fallen asleep, but at its conclusion he was found a
iii his salt.
Menday last, at Fletton, in Lincolnshire, Mrs Peck .
ard, relict of the late Dean of Peterborough. Sae wis in ccr.
fact health the preceding day, and entertained a ,arty of fr.eia...t

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at her house.
A few days ago, at It istol Hot-wills, in the prime of life,
s-rnealy lamented, Mrs. Lace, wife of Lace, Fnt, r,:
lonerdool, and daughter Of Mr: Lowrance, of Waketi.
ae,in,ght, a Honingliam, Norfolk, in his 6:..d rear,
Wdl stn Colne, one of Lora &qui:lo praicipai siavants.
had lived with his L. ird•Lip upward. of 27 year:, aid be bin
diligence and fidelity in the discharge of the differ. nt ducts irt
hi. situation, had merited his 1u1.e4 it,iprobalion„ and at t.ie
same time had gained the love and esteem of the whole fainilv.
Ile wan buried at H nninglism no Thursday, arid hin fulte•il
was attended by Mr. Towrisheoelson whore yarded ad.
waited for some year., and by several art the principal aria .rt I at
inhabitants of the parish of lirritinghani. No servant tier
lived wine respected, or died more lamented.

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