The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-08-08 00:00:00

RA AiSGATE:Auo7 G.

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There are not any more transports arrived here
since my last. A part oily of the 62d Regiment
have embarked and sailed tor the Downs ; the re-
mainder of Cie Regiment are waiting in our bar-
racks, for more vessels to take them away. There
ate not any more regiments yet come• here ; but
more are expected when the transports arrive.
Part of the fi:et, with troops, which sailed from
the Downs two or three days since, got back again
to the Downs, on account of contrary wiadi, last
night and this morning; but seem n.‘w to be getting
under weigh again to leave the Downs. •

LEWE'e, A VOULT 6.

Orders are isstld for a brigade field day to-mor-
row, at the Devil's DON. near Brighton. The
Royal Horse Artillery, the Kt NO'S Dragoon Guards,
aid the 6th Dragon Guards, ate to he on horse-
back by half pest :evert in the' morning.
Ors Sunday, the 10ch inst. His Royal Highness
the Duke of Ynac is expeeted to arrive in this
county, and will immediately proceed on his inspec-
tion of the troops in this distrift.
On Monday night T4e Sacker's Doppler was per-
formed, with t'se Farce of The V,i'age ("novo-, to a
crnwilvd house; and last nig' the House Was
equally full for The Poor Gelerman and Fortuor's
Erobc. RICtIkR is quite a favourite, and much ad-
mired here.
Time is a Court Martial sitting here.

BRIGHTON, Au•:i:sr 6.

The Steyne last night was not very full of corn.
pony, the weather beirg unfavourahl His Royal
Highness the Prince of WALES entertained his usual
party in the evening ; the Eal and Countess
Realms were in the hi illiair circle. At nine
o'clock last evening, Lrd I eon EIISH, eldest son of
the Earl of WESTMORLAND; r:ceived aa clones
At the Castle. from Portsmouth ; hts leordshict inswi•-
dlately set off, the expedi-ion it t iat place beiog
expected to sat: at five o'clock this moining There
has been very little company ow :is-eley ; Sir .lone
LADE drove His Royal Highness the Prince of
Watts's harnoche, with four horses in hand, a.seral
times round th. Steyne. At one o'clock His 11..q.a1
Highness the Prince of W• Las walked on the Steyne
for near en hour, in company with Colonel Lee ;
and. at half past three, his Rove!. H loweass mount-
ed his grey priory, and, with Colonel Let, took an
airing towards Rottendean ; the Countess of KEN-.
SE• at, in her carriage ; the Earl of BAR A Y110111E; on
horseback, accompanied by Mr. CLATIPTEN ; TLE
E irl and Countess of BCRELLET, en hosisie•back ;
and Sir JOHN and Lady Lent, took an airing to-
wards the Downs; Mrs. Filzur, a seer, in her
barouche and pair, went towards Rottendean ; the
Honourarle Miss SevMots, attended ry 'ler Gover-
ness, walked along the Marine Parade. Miss JOHN.
STOW, is rather better this morning. His Royal
Highness the Prince of Watts was among the nu-
merous inquirers after her health. Lord THUS taw
went to the New Baths at three o'clock. His Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex is expected here after
the PRINCE'S Birth-day, on which day great rejoic-
ings are expected Miss Bee/sews, as JssiihrsaPS in
The Honey Moen, last night received very great op-
plause, and Mr J. BRENTON. as Terstrans Fickle, in
The lifroth.+cock, kept the house in bursts of laughter.
Mrs. and Miss Mt • tat sat in the Pat sees box. Earl
CA ATEA, Col. Se ate, Mr. and Mrs. Pistol), Mr.
and Mrs, CA LIMIT, and Mr. and Mrs. D•ft ev were
among the compai.v. There have been several Deis-
key parties. The nuke and Duchess of ST. At.-'
saws are gone to London. The niece gives
a grand dinner, at the Pavilion, this day, to the
Duke and Duchess De CATTAILS. the Earl and
Countess USUAL av . the Lat.' and Countess of BA a-
ItTIVOIL. Lady E. Busy, Colaoe! Let, and General
and Lady CNA' rovve Lassie& compai y
before siorner wall:ea on the lawn of the Pavilion.

The present tomb of Voltaire, in the Church of
St. Genevieve, will be speedily replaced by a mar-
ble monument, which will be placed against one of
the waUs of the sepulchral chapel of that struiSture.
M. Hou ion, the celebrated sculptor, is charged wish
Iteithrs of this monument.
Ccmir A a I.ES Geyser hat declined ring out Re-
corder of Prince of Wales's Island. the Court at
DireCtors haviig refused to gran: a higher salary
than 2,4101. a year.
On Tuesday sennight, the provincial Grand
Lodge of Free-Mason was held in the Grand
Ledge. in Durham. RALPC JOHN LA II 'Ton, Esq.
M.P. for the city (in the absence rat the Grand-
Master) in the Chair. After t.:,e business was over,
the bretbren,partookof an eleaant dinner, provided
by Brother Houser. at the Assembly-room, where
the day was spent in true Masonic festivity. The
following brethren compose the Brand Officers for
the year ennui. g:
Sir itskas M,i use, Rare. M. P. G. M.—Brother 3. KeTh.
WO, D. G. Orr C. BainOndia, S. G. W.—Sr..oher T.
May us* G W Potaington, G. T....A...ht.
It. mons. G. W. Neofteld, G C C
Eldon, G. A W Wslionom., G. S. S. Grand
Stew.rda, Snythot Wa'.ace. of Lodge No. 44, S.alwell;
that Staseoloass, 14, Sun/3,4AM ; 111. other. Ty err and
163, Darnall+ ; Knob«, Steoleaoron, 141, Ciateoneon; Swami
Hoobl,„ 343. South
At the above meeting, a subscription was set on
font for the brethren Minor-Ong to the county of
Durham, who are now confined in French prisons,
which amnunred to 131. and it was recommended
•he several lod;es in that province to give their
assistance, in coauibuting to the same laudable par-
p. se.

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LAW' INTELLIGENCE. '

COURT OF CHANCERY, 1.1 Atiouir 7.

LORD CHEUWORTIFS WILL.
WRIGHT V. WILSON.
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Thii was an application to tL Lcrtn cframcat..
Loa, to giant a new vial, And further, to forward
the cause to a firr.d hearing, by appointing an early
day for that purpose.
An issue h.td been direted limo this Court, to
th.Cnurt of King's B,n:h, to try the question of
the sanity or insanity cf the late Lord C;ie !worth,
at the time of making his last will and testament.
In that case, the present Defendant, with other
Legatees, were the Plaintiff', and the present Plaint-
iff, wh,s is the heir-at-law, was the Defemlaw ;
when, after a vAst body of evidence, to subtrantiate
the unity of the deceased, was gone though, the
Court and July were satisfi-d, and a rerd,El was
found for the ti n Plaintiff, establishing the will
[TM, Trial we VI!), rei.ortzd iu our raper of the 7th of
Jtae last].

The present application was grounded upon the
affidavits of the Rev. Dr. Parr, late NI, ster of Har-
row School, and the now Pl.tintiff, Colonel Wright.
By the Rev. Dator's affidavit, it appeared he had
kept up a correspondence with Lord Cliedworth,
from the time he left school, and considered his
understanding as not completely sound, and
liable to be much affetted by a propensity to insa-
nity, to which he was subjea from his L:rth. an I
felt as the most unfortunate circumstance of his

The affidavit of the Plaintiff alluded to a con.
t►enatioa which he had with A Mr. Nla:kar, whuu►
he suppo.ei would concur in opinion »ids Draor
Parr.

This was rebutted by the affidavit of the D fend-
alit, Mr. Wilson, containing a variety of extraels
loon the very vojuminons corretpondence bet•scen
t'.‘• late Noble Lord and Donor Parr, in all of
eo.ich the latter treated his Lordship as a min of
die soundest nose and discernment, and one whose
friendship he lurked up to a. the comfort of his
Lie, and the solace of his declining years.
thus case was supported. on the pan of Colonel
Wright, by Messrs. PZSCIVAL, P.icnitens, and
Lunn ; and on t' • par of Mr. Wilson, and the
toiler legatees, by the AT:roast,/ and SOLICi roe-
GENERAL, Mr. Fosat .rooce, and Mr. ; in
the course of %hose artzumcnts (which occupied
the ;Treater Fart of the day). the several falls given
in n,tr reprot Arvid), alluded to were repeated.
The Luau Lii•oct trod, in pronounci:z his
judgment. commenced with a panegyric upon trial
by jury. in his usu d strain of eioquenee. He stated
the difficulty in which he WAS placed in deciding
this cause ; on the one hand, Colonel Wright was
the sun of his old friend ; and, on the other, Mr.
Wilson was welt known to be his own Secretary ;
bir, however this circumstance might, in appear-.
ance, give a singularity to the case, yet he would
dee de it according to the true principles of justice
and eqiity. His Lordship bed been a years prac-
tis ng at the bar of the Court of Kpig's Bench, and
during that period h? happeoed to have conducted
all thb cases where sanity or insanity Ira; the ques-
tion, not only in this great metropolis, but through.
out the kingdom. 'lbis question was tkeer so dis-
ti'..nry understood as in (he ease of the Attorney
(;c:,eral v. Panther, when Lord Thurlow laid
down the law so di.tinnly, that he advised all
future Judges io follow the etarnple. Having
then allaJcd to the sanity of Lord ChedwortO,
at the moment of making his will, his Lordship
stated the obvious diszinetion .between a person
aoainst whom a commission of lunacy had been
anained, and where no such pt v,:eding
taken pace. In such a tale as the present, the
ones proairadi lay upon the heir-at-law; and it was
necessary to shew, not only that, at different times,
the person was insane, but, that at the very moment
of signing Isis will, he was incapable of executiog
it. sieving alluded to the case of Mr. Greenstemi,
and other uses, in illustration of this stn-jea, frog
which his Lordship drew the necessary distinc-
tions, where a morbid habit of mind was con.
tinuaily preying oe the afil:Red obis& he
again adverted to the trial in the Conn of X.ing's
Bench, and rbserved, on the testimony of Lord
Eldon, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Jekyl, Mr. Mills, Mr. Wil-
son, and Mr. Alderson, exclusive of the several ll-
'outlets:. Personages who gave testimony upon that
occasion, it was impossible lo doubt the fad. With
tespea to that part of the application for advancing
the cause before the usual time, he saw scarcely any
thing now to be decided but the costs. Alter the
decision of the Court of King's Bench, when Col.
Wright's Counsel expressed his difficnity to support
his ceseonad theletters of Dr. Parr, in one of which he
expressed himself in such strong terms, that he said,
n the opinion of Lord Chedworth was a comfort to
his mind, and a solace to his latest old age," he
could have no difficulty in declaring there was not
the slightest pretence for granting this application.
His Lordship, therefore, would not, Sts the Ant in-
stance, advance the hearing of the cause, isut the
I art4s might hereafter apply for that purpcne ;at
:he same time. Ile left it to Linea- own prudence and
discretion, whether they would &sap or net.

In the case of Mot t, e. Comet, lately
reported in this paper, there were sortie inaccuracies,
which we are requested to correa. Tne Ptaint;if,
ae are a..ored, never cirri ply, or causeao be paid,
to Mr BttAHAY, any money, nor did Mr. saaiAss
ever compose an Opera for Mr Corm ; and we
are farther desired to time, that the Opera, intitled
u7he Trawlers," is the entire composition of Mr.
Coat I.

The Earl of CA toms, and his Secretary, Mr. H.
Airt•Noar, with their suite, arc to embark at
Portsmouth in a frigate on the 20th inst. in ceder to I
proceed to the Cape of Good Hope.
An instrument, eonstrmied by M. tsfe!z2l4 of
VitlICA, for the Emperor of the t. reach, is spoken
of as a prodigy. '1 hat skilful artist has combined
in it al► the advantages of the harp, harpsichord,
piano-forte. and organ. This instrusnent plays
spontaneously ; the principal pieces which it now
executes, are, the overture in Al edam. the grand
march of Haydn, and rime other pieces of the
greatest Masters. M. Me:el himself, accompanies
his work to Paris. He has made similar instruments,
bat woe so complete, fur the Elea= of Sasaay. sad
Dicks Albert of Sax: Tract:en.

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SPORT/Me -INTELLIGBNCE.
OXFORD •104t..ES
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• weDistanaT, AUGUST 6.
A Sweipfeakes of 1:(1, each, 1Z SuS.eri!,ere One Four-mild
• Heat To be torte b. (.; .otielnen. • .
Mr &MIMI'. tlf. g WitrheralS, by 010-ruor • t
Mr. P.re's eh. aa. Rosa, by VU/111$101111,0f. ) yrs . '
Mr. EllbdeleS Ch. h Pl•CAC11.:1 V, by Sore •. 41, 6 !.14 • 'I
lito 4 Picead4ar sgao..t the field.
The Noble net ald G.ntlernee'. Pur.e—•Thme year o:d. ;
Ind fear ',errs 4.!.1 B.t 71'.7 es Alior,d .il.w fI woner
of 101,100:d Cu;. to curs extra—To. mile heat.. •
Mr. Hoototter Lsoatost. 4 yas old • . 1 1
Mr. Embdlp's c. by Pantaloon, 1 yri old. • . 2

. Sto 2.00 Lwow': al•inst Pantaloon.

ALARMIXG FIRE.

Yestioday morning. between one and two
o'clock, a most dreadful and alarming fire brc ke
out in the extensive warehouse and stores belong-
ing to Mr. Bennett, Sugar baker, at the corner of
Conduit-street, Shadwell, which threatened im-'
mediate destrunion .to the whole neithhour-•
hoo.J. From the war.t of water, for some time.
the flames raged with the greatest vioience ;
and, notwithstanding the tamest exertions of
the numerous firemen who attended. four hours
nearly elapsed before the) could get it under.
but not until the whole of these valuable and exten-
sive premises were destroyed, together with sugars.
m Masses, &c. to an immense amount. The metro-
polis was alarmed for some hours in the eight, lay
the number of , fire-engines rattling through tie f
streets from ail quarters., The Ali es raged with such
fury (the building being ciaieflf of thither. and full of
combustible.) that toe whole atmosphere. for miles.
round, was o.le blame of light. It was late, yester-
day, before the flames were po:npletily eringoished.
and a great aulther of firemen and engines
remain on the sp-It, in co.:: -1 emergency. We ..re
happy to add, ill it we have not hr ar d of any lives
heaos Ilia!, or any pers-m materially injured,
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sow trayar.
GRETNA GREEN I.laßtttlGEO CRI 4 CON. .
On Wednesday afternoon, Miler, the Officer, at-,
rived in London, Li a post-chaise. with a OM%
beautiful young woman. of the age of twenty-two
years, in his custody, from Sasingurk.i. .rgad
with the crime of tugasny. The C' erg agarnee
her will try the vaiiility of Gretna Gr en mat 'ages;
likewise, an anion of Crsas. Gee. brought by the
Prisoner's first husband, agairst the seconds
The circumstances are a. fAlow : —ln the month
of November. 18)1, the Pi isoner. who sr.. •:Itn
in her seveiiteeth year, ran away with :or. Julio
Whitford, a respenalile gentleman t .tinee of
Hampshire, to G: etha Creel. Mr. a re-
mediable attorney, who is conceraed ter the prose.
mien, and has been indefatigaLle in hiss.esertions.
produced Mr. la.vici Ling, of Gretna Garen. in
the county of Dairstr...., a tobacconist, one of the
solemnisers of marriage cercmori s at Gretna
Green, who steel, that on the 26th day of Nov.
1801, he was applied to by John Whittord, who
stated himself to reside at li.singstoke, in the,county
of II oars, to ma.ry him to Eleanor Howard, of the
same place, spirstev, which he agreed to, and Mr. .
Whitford paid him five guineas, alter which they
proceeded to Gretna G-een Hall Lail, at Gretna
Green, where the
_marriage ceremony was &Arai-
nii-d, in the preeetee of .14:nes Ferguson, the Line.
lord's son, 'she subscribed hi: name AS a witness.—
After the solemnisation, the bride requested a cer-
tificate nt Si: marriage, whim he granted, and far
which she piesetoa.! him with tees. shillings to buy a ,
pair of gloves. The Witness had no doubt but that
the Prisoner and Mr. John Whitford, present, were
the parties whom he married. . •
The Rev. %Valiant Gawler, of the Parish of Bt.
Mary, Lambeth, stated, that on the. 19h day of
Miy last, he married, by banns, the Prisoner, who
described herse:f as Eleanor Howard, spinster, to
Robert Jaques James, Esq. dearribing hisnsej as a
widower, and of St. Marv, Lambeth,
The Parish CLtk of Lambeth attsnded, but Was
not positive as to the person of the Prisoner, she
being veiled at the time of her marriage.
G des Herr ins, of Chester-street, Kennington, how-
ever, one of the subscribing witnesses, had no doubt
of the person of the Prisoner. an f that she is the
person married to Mr. Jam-s, on the above day.
It likewise came out, that soon after the Pri-
soner's marriage with Mr Whi:ford, her alren•un
appear, d to be upon the decline. supposed to be on
account of his not being successful in buiness.—
Some :One since, Mr. James, the Prisoner's second
husband, a wealthy old gentleman, about 60 years
of age, prevailed upon the Pri.oner and her /ids-
band to take him as * lodger at their home, for the
ben-fit of his health. in the isegintsing of the
month of May last, the Prisoner became tersesse.',
in her own tight, of 1000 i. 'aed eloped with Mr.
James, and was married to him as above stated.
conceiving, as it is supposed, the marriage at
Gretna Green, site Mr. Whitford, was not Lauding
in law. .1.
On the other band, we underseas!). Mr. Whit-
(Ord has brought an anion. for Criss. As. against
Mr James, the second huiSfead.
The Prisoner was committed fax trial Yawl, yes-
terday, conveyed in a yeatallarse, by Maier, to
Guildford, to take her oral at thd ensuing Assizes
for the county of Surrey. She is a tall eleoant
young woman. &sly propoetioateld. with oink haste
eyes. and a fine canopies:on. She is fiery arcane-
plished, and received her educatioa as a Gannon at
B..ologne. Her appearance was extsisnsty sate-
resting. She was dressed in. a nankeen
staw hat, a eery rich veil; and Sarne-coluared
stockings.
On Saturday, a vessel coming ;inn* the kisses
Dock B.son. Liverpool, ran againstale whir e
a boat was lying with tour men in it.• vzhics bad not
time to get her out of the way. to this siarmiog
extremity, one of them threw himself into the water,
two others were forced into it, from the coaces-
li4nr enj the 4:h, jammed betweerr two of the ap.
right ti. bel9 fiv,dfot the preset vatioa of the wad.
In this ..I.laculaus business, the three first were
saved sv`thos: any injury, sod the latter escaped
with no other damage than a bruise in his kg, a:: I
Stew of his &Ragas. Us boat was stove to psects.

PULIt:E.

xdriz.
PORTSKOUTII, AUCIUSI 6.
The Coptain, Gorges, and the Kinpf!her, expea
every moment to go to sea, with the transports from
Margate, which are very near St. Helen's. A great
num'oer of Officers, and their baggage, who are
going to join the army at Sicily, embarked this
after noon.
Arrived the Argo, from Sheerness ; Beyobitirn-
. wire, frem Plymouth ; Flora, from the North
Seas, to join tl'e Channel Fleet; Tialphortr, from off
Lyrnington, to he paid ; and the Richmond gun-
vessel, from Lisbon.
Sailed La Comforter, for the Guernsey station ;
Savoie sloop, for Cork ; and the Redbreast, on a
cruise.
Dropped down to St. Helen's, the LarAinjtee
diamans boand to Bombay.
Sailed the Boadtcra frigate, for Cork.
Arrived the LOCUS, gt.a.vessel, frOot a cruise.
, The convoy hum the Downs with the troops is
just appeuing.

PLTIMOOTII, AUG. S.

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Came •in the Moia (iodate, Hallander, from
Mogadore, for Amsterdam, detained by the &rev
privateer; Harmenie, Mahlon, from Lisbon; and
the 7lv Brelhf.s, Smith, limn (Heron, both bound
to North Bergen, detained by the Unity privateer.
Sailed the fengstrer man of war on A cruise.—
Wind B.

FALMOUTH, AVM/ST 4.
Arrived the Lord Hobart packet, Capt. Mat ston,
from New-York and Halifax ; 19 days passage
from the latter placl.
Sailed the Auckland packet, Capt. Schuyler, with
a Mail for Lisbon.
DIAL, ACOVST G.
Last night, the Fury, Deeastat.on, and Explosion
bombs, wsth transports with troops on board, and
the outward bound •easels, bound to Portsmouth,
put beck to the Downs by contrary winds. They
ceded again this afternoon, and are' again put
back.

Passed by the back of the Goodwin Sands yester-
day, the Aroa sloop of war, bound to Portsmouth.
Came down from the Nose this day, the !Vacc-
inate sloop of war, and sailed for Portsmouth ; also,
from the River, the Otis, Crocker, bound to New
York.
DAITIMOUI'II, •UGIIST 5.
Arrived !.'Elise cartel, Capt. Marron, from
M °flail, with 63 English prisoners ; all women.
coma, AUCit,sT I.
Three ofiliis Majesty's ftigates from this station,
the Aset4pat, Dryad, and TOpti7r, have orders to
proceed to ace; and, k is generally supposed, they
are intended to cruise to the Northward against the
enemy's vessels that have made some captures from
the English Greenhutdmen.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Cevennes, AUGUST Reelliaord by the Arra., Steam,
diem Whim • Anna maraarints, Waterman, from Tenertffe ;
and the Lieldioll. Letliertneton, from Petersbuigli. Sailed the
View litiamess, ----, for llanthro% Endtaght,
for ; Anteater Vlieland, for Catwyck ; inseph and
and ae wirpocanipna, —, rat Newfourul-
land.
In the Eivet—Ab• Willhm and Nancy,llurrell, from Lima
rick ; sad the !tonna. Barber, from Dublin.
11161• the DOGGS...IIIW CGOGGIMaIf,GISTOO6•I4I. (TOM LIP Turk
end the Pinney, Hirlame, hem Coat.
At Brusial—the Enterprise, Cease, from Baltimore; and the
Amplutilm, Item Gate.
At Liaapoolii.elmJedisHer„ Lobby, frees Philadelphia; Es.
th'irJeeeis 60111 lip Mary Fwd. Ern, front Pernay ; Lord
Whitwetth, sad the Fairfield, from
Borem.
At Dublin—dm Lodea, Liniburn from Whip t Lead
Illehnn, Wad.; and the Drvainb, Peewee, from Opm tn.
At the Orkee”..—tie PuntWll, , front Davies
Streights.
At Shielda—.aloe Lade Jae*, ---; and the John and
atillsr"la -- from Davin Stroh/km.
At Pem:beeilLabe netorprise, Hathaway, Hots Davis's

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iseeree—erfew
MA RGials. AUGUST 5.
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This place is now full of life and gaiety; every
house is taken ; t Jerl.t imakou ptaies are the rage
among the Ladies.
To s avaa.—On ednesday was performed, The
Country Gir'; the ' of Moods,, by Mr. TA • 1.01.
was performed in westerly style ; iflitheit. by Mrs.
livoncs ; and Leer, by Miss Kum, also deserve
mush praise; and Mid De Cane's Pre,go, displayed
man spirit and ',circa.
Last night, Miss Mum,: performed the part of
Devlin; and of Rocpiiino. in The Salton; and this
evening, Mr. Oa aII ea will perform the part of Shy-
loci, in The u...-h.as ti /rain.
The Promenade on Sunday, at Kin MAN'Ss was the
fullest of the present season. W‘t recur made his
first appearance with his harp; upwards of 500 per-
sona were assembled to hear him; at nine o clock, he
performed his Sul u& ; during his performance, there
Was a dead silence. Sir W. W. WTms r, and the offs.
errs of the Denbigh Militia were present ; in the
second harp solo, WZMIRT introduced several
Welsh ain ; also Sir W. W. Wystme's FIJOIC* 4 as a
roods 1 sad God rove the KiNg. with variations. At
ten t....cestiptuy retired highly gratified.
doe last arrival, age :
I..es Lady come ; on out el ‘fannirld ; Mr and
Um tintuslier. mod Mss. Itipma, Mr. and Mrs. Grmille.
Mrs. awl Boadbasa.

gusiglMs.

sorstre
TUNIMIL)OI9 WALLS, Ave. 4.

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l'er
Our Rates commence to-morrow. Already are
arrived most of the principal sporting men from
tow. These are more horses entered than ever
kaawn here on a similar occasion. 800 ar a,
the famous loclrey, rides a horse for the Town Cup,
valor 401. flee new Stewards are de.erving of every
praise for their arrangements of the course. Con.
' aiderable sums are betted on the different races.—
:. ine Fashioaables are pouring into the Inns in every
,direihon. The morning lounge is the spacious
.:Ware.roones for Tunbridge Ware, belonging to Mr.
' Roausisow, of ficcadilly.
, The young Countess of Moour EDOCI)11112, to
. the great joy of the residents, is declared our of
. danger by her medical attendants. Her Ladyship's
complaint was en intermitting fever. The Dowager
Outruns ties watched over the safety of her favour rte
danghter with the utmost anxiety.
Lady r aIITH, and that accomplished heiress,
Miss Da u asstranna have just Wt as.

EL

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FROM IATURDA*T lfraNTE GAZETTE.

INSOLVENTS.
Prisoners confined for Debt, who intend to sake the Benefit
of
an Ad passed in the Forty.siath Year of His present Ma.
levy's Reign, intitoted, An ha for the Relief of certain
Insolvent Debtors"
(Continued from our Paper of yesterday.)
PRISONERS iu the KING'S BENCH Prison, in the County
of Surrey.
John Henry Schroder, formalv and late of Princes.nree,.
oser-quate, in the county of Middlesex, musical instrument
maker.
John Turing, formerly of Hem-place, Slow.e street, in the
parish of St. George, Ilanover-square and late of Northum-
berland-street, Strand, in the purist of St. Martin in the
Fields, both in the county of Middlesex, gentleman.
Joel Bonfield, of Filirelsrow, St. George's Fields, and late
of New-street, Covent-garden, Londuu, draper and tra-
veller.
Henry Bisshopp, formerly of No. 33, Rikerstreet, Portman-
square, and late of York place, New.road, Paddington, both
in the county of 'tliddlese,r, gentleman.
Mary Cooke, formerly of Gerrard-street, in the parish of St.
James, in the city of liath, and late of Alberta. le-street, in
the parish of St.. James, in the city and liberty of Westmin-
ster, spinster.
Edward Jones, formerly of Witnyett.street, Clerkenwell, and
. late of Beaufort-build rigs, Strand, both in the county of
Middlesex, engraver.
William Davy, formed.. of Charles street, and late of No 23.
Long-acre, b Ali in the parish of St. Martin in the Fields, in
the county of Middlesex.
Abraham Soper, formerly and late of Lewes, in the county of
Sussex, stationer and boololeller.
Frederick Marcus Lowther Crofton, formerly of Northumber-
land-street, Mary-la-Borine, in the county of Midrhescx,
and tate of the Strand, in the city of Westminster, Eq.
William Clark, formerly of No 136, St JohriNi-ttreet, in the
parish of St. Sepulchre, arid late of No. 236, Orata.d.street,
both in the county of Middlesex, coachmaker.
Robert Barnard, formerly of No. 12, Diverstreet, Black•
friars-reed, and late of No. 6, Crescent piece. Lambeth-road,
both in tire county of Surrey, broker.
Stanley Leather, late of No 2, Brswn's.beildinrs, St. Mary
Axe, and formerly of Alderagatostreet,,both in the city of
London, accountant and Agent.
Peter Dyer formerly of Compton.street, Clerkenwell, and
late of George-yard, Golden la.te, both in the cocnty of
Middlesex, edge to d-maker
Robert Mitchell, formerly of Havre de Grace, in F:ance, and
late of Devonshire-urea', iu the parish of St. George,
Bloomsbury, merchant
Elizabeth Scrivens, formerly of Cumberland-elec.. in the
parish of St. Mary-la-Boone, in the county of taidd!ea
and fate of Code's-row, l.ainbetlr-road, in the penal of
Lambeth, and county of Surrey.
Joseph Manlius formerly of Pin 2, Dean's.mrd, Westminster,
and late of Woolwich, ie the county of lent
James Simpson, formerly of Imne•street, in the city of London,
and late of Catherine-street, in the Strand, an.l county of
Middlesex, surgeon.
Jahn Goodchild, late of Bermondsey-yrs:et, in the parish of
Sc. Miry Magdalen, Berreandsey, in the county of Surrey,
but-her.
John Rippon, late of Bermondsey street, in the perish of St.
Mary Magdalen, Berniondary, in the county of Suires,
money perivener.
Richard Belch"?' late of Vyaeld Wick, near Abingdon, in the
county of Berkshol, farmer.
Northborn Lamb, late of Duke Street, is the Park, in the pa.
rib of St. SIVIOUINI, within the borough of Southwark, in
the county M Surrey, baker
William Welsh. formerly and lase Larnies-Coriduit street, in
the parish of St George the Martyr, irk the county of Mid-
Rat. cleememonger.
*Mihail., 'mutely of Greenwich, in the enmity of
Vase, sad late of Pett, in the county of Sussex, britches
William Adamson, fonnoely of No. 11, Jehn-street,
road, ar.ri tete of Nu. 2, Pettes.court, IftrieWay•stieet, Ox-
ford street, both tit the county et blielleses, cabaret-
maker
Jewish Waterhouse, Anomie of Provident-row, rinahury-
warm% in the pariah of St. Lobe, Oid-street, and late of
Marrs row, Iletliatl-Seri, both in Use county of 11'dd:es
sex, tailor.
jibs peareen, fermerlyand late of Slankett.bonor, Bark-island,
in the county of Yolk. beriirdt ale%
George Fouler, formerly or Little Thanift street. St. Ca-
Chorine% near the Tower, and late of Parliament-street, St.
dieneseli-coasket, St. Groree's-fielila, in the county of Sur-
rey, ere union salesman
Anthony Tudor Cannon, formerly of Btickingham rnw, Petty
France, Westering/re, and late of Iloughtoo-under. Wean, in
the owner of Rent, navy and army agent.
Witham Wood, formerly of Stoorpost, in the enmity of
Worcester, and late of Ludlow, in the county of Salop,
labourer.
Nathaniel Tanner, formally of Lombardretreet, in the city of
I.ondon, arid late of Istireditreet, in the Strand, and county
of Middlesex, banker.
Abraham Alcamo:tot, formerly and lees of Creecent-plate,
Lambeth-rood, it the enmity of Surrey, watchmaker.
John Rayrond, formerly of Doncaster, mut late at Mei.
borough, Wet In the county of York, butcher and corn-
chandler.
John Stiles, frontally of Apollo-court, Fleet-street, and late of
Sell-yard, Viertetesigt, bath in the city of London, hatter.
John Mitchells forme* # No. 3, Cook's-row, near Pancras
Church,
ristl
ilatet of Warren-street, Fitaroy-aquare loth
In the i Of Ift. Phec,ss, end county of Middlesex,
jeweller.

John Breve, formerly of Blackman-tenet, and tate of Frances-
street, both in the perish of St. Mary, INesringteu, in the
county of Surrey, scrivener.
Jacob Hudson. formerly and late of Huddersfield, in the
county of York. grocer and than-milliner.
James Towns/n.l, formerly and late of Orpington, In the
county of lienteshopkeepet and hamereinalter.
Henry Buoratt, of No 13, l'estace, TetteArais-court road, in
the county of Nl...Wiesen baker.
WiNiam I.a.sihcft, late of. W:ekman meet, Southmark, but
sew of Newington-tad, both in the a:Hasty of Sucre', bar-
mess-maker.

..

John Anthony Deschamps, fosmerly of No. 11, St. James's-
walk, Clerktrowell, in the counts of Middlemen, and late of
Lambeth-road. in the county of Surrey, engine-turner.
PRISONER. in the Gaol in HOCSEhfONGLR-LANE, I.
sod for the County of Storey.
FIRST NOTICE..
John Follett, formerly and late of Clapham, in the county of
Sealy, lamb and leerier.
PRISONERS in the Own of the Canted CHESTER, in and
for the County of Chester.
VISIT NOfICI.
Robert IVlerelow Wood, formerly of Liverpool, in the ceenty
In Uneasier, and later"( 146110.43, sear Middlroich, in the
county of Chester, centimes, ene of the Attorneys of Has
Majesty.' Court of King's Bench, at Westminster. '
James Houghton, late of Preateh-hrook, and formerly of Run-
corn, both in the county-palatine of Chester, husbandman.
Ku hard Ilhorpoisit, late of Swahlow.green, in the pariah of
Brenton, in the county of Cheater, farmer.
William Nelson, formerly of Sedhutati, in the roomy of York,
and late of Stockpot', in the county of Chester, gamin ma-
chine maker.
Thomas Redfern, late of Stackpoit, in the county of attester,
cordwainer.
John Turner, formerly of Saltersford, and late of Fanwood,
both in the county of Chester, cotton.rpin,ter.
Elias Rower', of Athena*, and since of Stockport, both in the
county of Carter, catton-teariefadlurer.
George Coop, formerly of ilinclhion, in or near Goeetry, and
late of Styall, near Wilmslow, both in the county of Cher-
ter, joiner.
James Entwide. late of Macclesfield, in the county of Chester,
cotton-spinner.
Lawrence Ryes, formerly of Strettm, and late of Bartitirnn,
both in the county Palatine of Chester, labourer.
William Lawrence, formerly of Mold civic's, and late of North.
with, b,tk in the county of Ch•-tter, watch-maker.
Geeegt Oakes, tate of &often Cron, it. the par Prestbury,
its tile county r.f Chester, hasket-maker.
Josiah Fletcher, late of Stockport, in the county of Chester,
silk-throwner.
John Hayward, formerly of Hapley Heath, Inn Muckletton,

in the county of Stafford, etn late of Mttrils-lane, near Nant.
his, in the county of Clt.ster.
Jain ik•ttener, Cirnierly .if ths:ey, and :ate of Marple, both in
the county of Chester, Sawyer.
Wi;liam formerly of Arhe.low, near Stockport, and
late of Meryl*, both in the connty of Chester,
black-
smith.
341 in Robinson, formerly of Altrlngliann,fint late of Cheadle,
bath t❑ the county of Chester, wyrryl.rurner.
peter Wright, formerly or the city of Chester, but lato of N
wish, both, in the county of Coettevr, ruttier.
James Orme, formerly of Stockpoa, in the county of eliekter,
cotton-spinner, but late of Macil.m,fteld, in the ',aid rifusity
of Cheater, ♦ietualler
John Boweoek, formerly of Warrington, in the county or 1.11i,-
caster, but late tJ Wilderspoel, tat the county at Cheater,
couon•carder.
William Whtte,ead, late of Croa-strre,, but formetly of Sale,
both in the toe Tullio of Aslrtun•upen-Mersey, in the county
of Chert..r, innkeeper.
John Unclean, late of Stockport, In the county of Chester,

butcher.
Joel Hatwon, formerly of GIOWP, in the county of Derby, but
late of Newton, w the county of Cliestar, cotton inli.11:1.!
maker.
James Taylor, formerly of Litigate, in the ontotY
of York, but
late of Stockport, in the e..olity of Chester, cotton sponn,r.
John Dean, formerly of bandlia, h, but late of Stockport, both
in the counts of Chester, cordwarroo.
The Rey. John Price, formerly of II othill, and late of Aeon,
both rat the county of Cle.ter,c7erk.
John Aleock, formerly of Winsford, butlate of Northwich,
both in the county of Chester, bunk-kosper.
PRISONERS in the Slier.ff's War& or Prison, in and for
the Counts of DI. V UN.
Fiat? NOTICE.
Mary Copp, formerly and late of Perter's Kirland, its the
county of Dessau, ting,le woman.
William Drew, formerly arid late of the Parish of Ashburtoo,
in she county ot Dzvori, moor maker.
William Howell, formerly ot tire paroh of Haldswortliy, but
late of the parish of Stokertaniareg, both an the county uf
Devon, 1111110Uni
Samuel Dayoo, formerly of the ',Trish of Mariltheld, in the
county of (RoJeeiler. vice or toe parish u: Keaton, but
late of the paridi uf Newton St Cyrus, both in the county
of D..von, gentleman.
Gorge Phillips, limner!, of Wi.iklrigh, in the count! of De-
lia", ieurnan, but late of the 1- rrt.h of Stoll:cilia:melt, in the
Ciiillllll 01 heron ne,1111(1,
Lewis B 'dee, form •tly of Mac • torrington, but late of Holds-
two t;ly, butt in the of i yevas.to.
Richard Syorre, formqv of Tavi,ock, but late or Fish kyar.
ket-itreet, Pryinoutli, both in the county of Devon, curd-
le:num.
Driller, formerly of the parish of Sotto*, in the comi-
ty of Dorm, fordo airier, but late ot Axminat.i, in the
same Comity,
Joshua Arkin, formerly and late of the parish of Totness, in
the county of D: yon, cordwairrer..
Thomas James, formerly and tato of Klatt:wear, iu the county
of Moon, cordINAMPI.
William Diamond, forrnerly of West Teiguthouth, bet late
of East Terentriorith, both in the county of Doyen, joirser.
itichird Derry, formerly of the pa Ish of Oakharopton, but
Ltd of the irai.sh of Cr tdestow, both hi the county of De-
von, yeoman.
Richard Co., Vint, formerly of Ashburton, but late of Topsham,
both in the cmtuty of Moon, cordwainer.
Page, a purser iii His kfah.sty's Navy, lately resldmg
at Elia Stollol.ooo, in the comity Of Devon
Elisabeth Dorsey, formerly and tale of the parish of Stokeda-
'bereft, in the county of Devon, widow
Edward Toy, formerly and rate of the parish of Stukedamarell,
in the county of Devon, sitopkeep.r.
PRISUNERS iu Hu Majesty's Gael of the Cagle of LAN.
CASTER.
TINST NOTICE.
Thomas Allison, late of Marterrester, in the county of Lsoc:m-
set, chapman
Samuel Ashcroft the younger, late of Ashton-under-line, in
the county of Lancaster, slater.
John Roo:ham, late ot Manchester, in the comity of Lau,
caster, millwright.
Mlzhael Ruck, late of Clapham, in the eo:mty of York,
botcher.
Joseph Lundell, late of Bolton, in the county of Lance**,
char.
Joseph Boothman, late of Haslingdeu, is the county of Lan-
caster, chapman.
Thomas Efostock, late of Manchester, to the county of Linen-
tor, packer.

Jame; Barton, late of Liverpool, in the °entity of Lindner,
plainerer.
kalph Bony, hie of Manc:iester, iu the county of Lascalter,
shopkeeper.
Waiter Brantley, late of klaekborn, in the county of Lancas-
ter, innkeeper.

- . -
Thomas Bit:111. late "(Ortuakirk, In the cu.nsty of I.llllollllfr,
huise.tlealer.
William Coppuch, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lanais.
caner, bra.Vayer.
W 'Meru Cotton, lan of Manchester, in t!..ei county et Lanni.
ter. cotton 'priori'.
John klston, We ut Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
hot.maker.
J ht Ellision, late of Mgan, in the county of Lancaster,
putter.
'lll.olual Fisher, late of Ulverstone, ir. the county of Lancas-
ter, ebarman.
Peter Faulkner, late of Manchester, in thecounty of Lancaster,
cilapritan.
%Odium Gerrard, late of Manchnter, in the county of Laileat-
get, dealer lu Colton Welt
Ricked Goy, Lt. of Lverpotii, in the county of Lancaster,
ca►ruet-maker.
George Herst, late of Preston, in the county of Lancaster,
latbutnet
William Honocks, late of Anderton KU, In the ouunty of
Lancaster, dealer in torn.
John '

tiasiain, late of Radcliffe, in the county of Lancaster,
ict uglier.
,uliti Haskins, late of bo.tosi, in the county of Lancaster,
cotton-tumultC toter.
Adam Hadheid, late .4 Manchester, in the county of Lancas-
ter, grocer.

Higson, late of Salford, in the county of Lancaster.
widow.
Richard Hatch. late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
sh pker:er.

Jots. Hogg, late of Manchester, in the county of Lamp/ger,
Libouti,r. :411
Richard Jones, tete of a:Ad, near Warrington, in the county
of Lancaster, tailor.
Hugh Jones, late of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
celicovrinter.
Richard Lee, Minot amity, in the county of Lancaster, coni-
watner.
John Lees, late of Manchester, In the county of Lancarter,
cotton-spinner.
James Lewis, late of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster,
shopkeeper.
Joseph .:14n.illellurst, late of Seuley-green, near Wigan, in the
county of La:neater, riner.
Patrick Murphy, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
marir.er.
Ratty Mellor, late of Chorlcy, in the county of Lancaster,
victualler.
George Mac Lend, late of Whittle-in-le-Woods, in the count,
of Lancaster, dealer in coal.
John Meadowcroft, late of !Salton, io the county of Laners•
ter cotton-manufaiftii rer.
Robert Mac Mahon, late of Manchester, in the county of
Lancaster, weaver.
David Maitland, late of Wigan, but formerly of Liverpool, in
the county of Laiwaster, cotton inanuisclii,er.
Christopher Orr, late of Middleton, in the county of Laneas•
ter, laleonrer.
Thomas Platt, late of Staley-bridge, in the county of Lan-
caster, wiriallen.taanufacturer.
Robert Pheth4n, late of Itanchestm, in the county of Lan-
caster, cha....taan.
John Ruthsein. late of Cotne, hut formerly of Sweet:lou g
both in rote county ra' l.,ncas'-r, enttrin-manufacruier.
Robert Riramer, late cat W.gen, in the :flurry ot Lamosster.
victual'er.

•
ichalßobieson, late of !.weep rot; rot; in the ceilnly tit Lama,.
ter, vietoaller.
William S,,awsro.s, late of Lave .sholni, in the enmity (.4
l'at'rdrillh%l*.rrif.:, Dra;'rte
R‘eha of Liverpool, in the cocoar of fwnces•
ter, book kei-rer.
Samuel Stott, Lee of !Manchester, in the county of Lanca.t.,,
labourer.
Thomas Statutes, late of Snake's Shop, near Blacktoor.
the county of Lancw.tet., but tormerla of H linti,wworth
nz.ir Mott/am, in the co..nty huirr
Cet, -
fe:erSharpler., late of Waltun-le• Dale, in the ....oat:), of La.,
caster, cotton- manta:inter.
Jah.l Sharpies, late of Wait.i.i-te.rtale, in the connty of
caster, entt rn• nsanufact titer.
Abraham Sneake, late of Manchester, in the countpuf (.:„4„
caster, cliapotan
pilot Scott, late of Bury, is the cuuuty of Laucaster, vit.
• tualler.
Robert Shak.laly, late of liaikayne, within Down
in the coast! of Lancaster, mariner.
Thomas Smith, late of Booth Town. law Wers47, Ica the
county of !Ancestor, easel.
Abel Salith, late of Shawe, near Haslingten, hut from/11y ei
Stin•ly Bank, near faslitiguen, both of too ottiiity of Lao.
miter, i,oti-murlsrr.
James Tent, late of Arllinguut, in tie county eat Lancaster.,
wh titer.
Jot Taylo-, late of Manchester, in the cutpity of Lancaster.
butcher.
Thomas Wore!, late of Manchester, in the county of Lilltat.
ter, shopkeeper.
James Winterhottom, late of White Ash, neat Blackburn, in
the county of Laticaatei, hit-maker.
El:zaheth Whalley, laA of Pr..-stun, in the county of Limits.
ter, Om& c per.
John Wyllie, late of Bolton, in the county of Lancaster,
human.
loaepit W..st, late of Skelton, in the county of Lancaster,
cottoo-IllantafeCt oat,.
Jahn Welsh, late of Sti.inchester, in the county of LafiCalte!,
c.ttunmistautocti.rer.
Th •nr a Wootei, latrbf LancaAer, in the couuty of 1.411(1$.
or, watch maker.
Jain, s Wookiwicroft, late of Manchester, tit the county oi
Lancaster, victualler.
Va.ley, Lite of !Manchester, in the twenty of Lan.
coact, shopkeeper.
(To he continuer! In nut nett.)

_

ftIEFTINGS OF cxruirofts AT GUILDHAIL
TO-mot sine_ Id N.
John Jackson. C•eat Yarmouth, Norfolk, chemist 3 10
Daniel Eckens•eui, College-hill. Loudon, ea...reliant 3 ig
John Barkwitli, king-street, liatomersiiiit", Middle-
sc.., butcher • • . • 3ID
. .
John Shaw, Fore-street, Cripplegate, Lo deb, clierse•
monger . 51)
• . .
James Lane, Cheamirte, Londm, warehouseman 3 10
John etas -lons, late of Manlen-lane, Cuveni.riudeii,
•
but now ut Lisle street, Leicester,tittare, lii:ititesti,
Ins4w-hat.manufactur:r ' . • 3 10
E!ia A•eangelos. otherwise Elia A ,caogefor, late of
Erwin WOO., Spitalliekt-, Slyttlle,ex, Lieichaut 1 10
DIVILWND:i.
Forteseue stet, Vigo lane, rear go!driverivare, Mid-
dle.ex, printaeller 11
. .
John lierriman, RrewerAtreet, ranilico. Roiist 11
•
Jeremiah einnell4n, atm or 1at:4,1 r.-,,T.,'‘ beil•li:•:::,
St Mary-tute, Lon le:i, and of St Catharine s sw.al.-,
Middlesex, merchant. 13
William Wilson, Commerce-row, filackftiate-rand,
Surrey, druggist . 14
CERTIFICATES.
Wiliam Wit 51..7 eves. of Ilalleigh, Sufßak, shopkeeper,
dealer and ,hapinan.
Thomas Chariton, of ktelcs, Lancathire, ittnkeetser, dealer and

chnnwan. - _
lsarn Thomson, fate of Throsesertonrstreet, t.owdon, stork.
broker.
Wdbern Mason, now or late :damaged, Nortiughamshire,
plumber, Varier, defiler and chairman
George Stu law of Manchester, Laneashile, desks is
CoI,LOG to ISt.
tVriham bawsthorn, of Sharpies, Lancaeltire, dirtier in cattle, •
rout 4r..p•nars.
Edward burro, of Horsley, Gloncesteishire, common brewer,
dealer add chaporatt.
Her.?) Vaugt an and Richard Vac than, late of Liverpool, Lan.
canine, drawn, dealers and chapter:rt.

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lint Stock ..
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por Cont. t:owuls 6.5 k 41 al)
per Ccnt O4iii
5 per Cent. Navy
Loud Anquitlet
layeti .1 per Cent.. r4i
Ditto Ahnnities .....81
Irish 5 per Ceut.
Omni urn
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Kneirenuer Milli. .at S's pmn.
ErtlOsh L.,,tters Tickets.... l9l. 15..
1.:34,41610s 65;
T. Stork ro,kr.,
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MAR RI AGES.
An Its Ist Mains, at Have !Giddiest, in South Wa'eS,
George Edit, Esq. of Dodoes' Commons, to kii.s Mary For-
tune, youngest de Oster of the late Joseph Fortune, E.g. at
the 'hose place.
On Wednesday morning, at Queen-squire Chaps', Rath. hi
the Rev. William Mo ris, Chaida•ri to his Ornce the Da.ke
of Redford, Wolfram Gale Redwa., Rut of Jamaica, to Maw
Harriet Freeman, of Portland-place, second &urn& of the
late Thomas Freeman, Esq. of the is and of Aasusios.
Monday, at Welcot Church, Lob, by dm Rev Mr
Mr. Yourage,Gentionasn-Conainoneroi Elmitod Hall, Oxford.
to Miss Newport, eldear daug;itur of Edaard fiewrort, ENT
Reyford Hootie, Somerset.
Tutoday, at the Abbey Church, Bath, by the Rev. Mr. M
shall, Llisut. S. Bond, of the Royal Mort..m, to N 1... Mau:d-
-i/ore. of Plymouth
Ws..lnsedav ss'aMight, by the Rev. W H. Co!arm. Rector
of West-Lystford, the Rev. Ff. f/isis. Vicar 0. So•oelw", t"
Miss Anna Rar.ett, of Chairk in Adam. Some set
The Res Thomas 150.111V1, Rocco of Hoiden Wafers So'.
lop, to Mass Phielis Cotton, second daughter of Jos-pis Cutt""a
L.q. ante a the Darwin,' or toe East India Go.r.pauy.
DBATHS.
Saturday. the 46th uh. at Ogri11141; .Mre Pitchford. *l2
the Rear. John Patchint, Minor Canon tel that 4.4 th drat, a:: t
Vicar of Grinshil,
Last week, in the Nth year of his ass, shae. Eiol•g"r•
of Alderman Shaw, of the city of Co: k, I,rl.tod.

HIUH wAstift, THLY LAS, AT L):21.10N
142,wn 29 min after 7 I Even :... 57 ism .Aer 7.

LONDON:—hinted by G. DAVIDSON, No. 17. Duke
,It. No,►wtreet, Coirent-GAreloo, end poOliels-d et O
W," fln IS, Beck of St. Cierneuere Cho.ch, S,r.ncl, 1.
W. s UDC, of No. 7. Now frirttnn.st.-et, Long Ac!•
°Men, Itc. ter th, pa. mat W uis Wu* (rata) •
veil: I. Ault attended to.