The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-20 00:00:00

2/!F: ruURCII.

Plts:rEarttm—The Rev. Frederick %Vlnstanley, M. A. of St
Alban Yell, Vicar of St. NieWas, Rochester, and Curate o
Frintlabory. is presented, by the Lord Bishop-of Rochester, to th
valuable Vicarage of Islelism.
On Wednesday se'nnight the Rey. Henry Taylor, M.A. wag in.
Ipvt stituted, by the Dean of Exeter t the Rectory of South Pool,
Devon, On the prefienifdleor et PM! tin"; itlfq. 'of Dale.
moor, void by the death of Ow ay; William Forster ; and the
Rev. John Pt ke, M.A. case instituted, by the Dean, to the Rec-
tory of Purracombe, on the presentation of L. S. Albyn, Eaq.
of Alfaxtop„ Somerset, acid by the death of the Reverend C. L.
Grawenor.

Rev. William Cowl ord. B.A. is licensed, by the Rev. Precentor
ll:totem, to the Perpetual Curacy of Lanease, on the nomination
ni ilhant Baron, rel. void by the death of the Rev. Charles
Orchard.

Rev. C. R. Handley, Vicar of Hornbill, to the Vicarage of Stur.
ry. vacant by the decease of the Rev. W. Chafy.—Patron, the
Archbishop Of Canterbury.
Rev. George Whiteford, B.A. to the S'irarage of Dilham with
Honing, Norfolk.—Patron, the Bishop of Ely.
Rev. Henry h:yans, B.A. to the Rectory of Swer.ton Abbotts,
Norfolk.—Patron, Lord Vi%count Anson.
Rev. Cowles Isar Yorke has been instituted to the Vicarage of
Lanon, Kith the Vicarage of 7,isey united aid annexed, on the
presentation :4 the Earl of St. Germain's.
Rev. C. E. North, Rector of Portland, hat appointed the Rev.
Ai t. Pon to the Curacy of the Island, vcid by the death of the Rev.
Alr. Nionning.
11-r Grace the Duchess Dowager of Richmond has appointed
he Rev. George Taylor, 11..1. Mead Mama of Dedham behOul,
to be one of her Grue's Donicatie Chaplains.

It arpears by a circular letter, addressed by Mr. Peel
to the Lord Lieutenant for the county of Chester, that a
general inspection of the Yeomanry Cavalry of Great Bri-
tain will take place during the ensuing spring.
It is with feelings of no common interest we observe
that the spirit of agricuftural improvement is extending
itself over the most remote parts of the kingdom. In con-
fortuity to the.wishes of the enlightened and worthy p:o-
-prietor, and of the most respectablo tenants of the Island
of Bay, a ploughing match took place in the parish of
Kildaltou, on the 2ti day of March, where a number of
ploughs started, god the work was accomplished in a most
masterly manner. Premiums were awarded by competent
judges to several persona—Glasgow Courier.

POLICE.
HOW-STREET.
O, Setteeley evening a smart-looking voting fellow. named
Gr•vge 110,4, who was formerly a police officer, was brought he.
fore Mr. Al iNsit tt Li.. on a charge of Obtaining, by false pretence.,
a bedstead and furniture, value fifty guineas, front Mr. Snell, an
uphnlsterer. in Albemarle-street. Piccadilly.
It appeared in evidence. that about twelve months ago the pri-
soner railed at Mr. Snell's warehouse, and stating that became
from Winchester, prodeeed a letter. purporting to be written by
M►. Samuel IVondward. of that place. a friend of Mr. Srell'a fa.
mil', requesting that the bearer might he allowed to select a bed.
stead and furniture, and some other things, for hint (Mr. Wood.
ward). The letter wasa clone imitation of Mr. IVoadward'e hand.
writing, aid the prisoner ertoki of him as his particular friend, and
mentioned .esp-rel eireumstarees known to Mr. Snell, which coin.
Otte:, prevented anything like 'suspicion of the prisoner's inte.
grity. He selected an elegant bedstead, and took awe' different
patterns Of furniture, in order. as he said, to tend roll inebtater.
that Mr. Woodward might make choice of a pattern himself. In
a short time afterwards the prisoner called again, and said he
had written a particular sirecrintion of the bedstead lie had
&mem, and sent the patterns of Nrniture to Mr. Woodward,
who approved of his choice of the first, and had rent back the pat.
tern he himeelf had chosen of the second. The prisoner then gave
directions for sending the belstewl to Winchester, and said ne
',mid take the furniture himself,, as he was going down shortly.
His directions vivre implicitly obeyed, and at a period shortly sub.
aequent he called again. and obtained more goods under the same
pretences. /It length. however. Mr. Snail discovered that he had
been completely duped, Mr. Woodward never having given the
prisoner directions to order a single shilling's worth of goods from
him. A warrant was applied for and obtained at this office. and
the police have ever since been constantly on the look out for the
prisoner, but he contrived to elude them until Saturday, when he
was met and taken into custody.
The prisoner. when asked if he had any thing to say, observed
that he should reserve his defence for a more fitting opportunity.
He was remanded for a few days, i: being stated that he had
been engaged pretty extensively in similar transactions. He is a
man of good address.
A respectable-looking young man, calling hiroselfJames Bowen,
saw brought up on the following charge:
Alexander Jones, a clothea-ealemmen in Holywell-street. Strand,
stated that the prisoner came into his shop nn that (Saturday)
evening, and °Teed resell him a pair of black silk stockings, quite
new, for .Is. rid., observing, that if he purchased them he could'
bring him some more. ' The witness knowing the vockinge to be
worth at least Its., questioned the prisoner, and he said he had pur.
chased a quantity at 65, a pair. Il'itnes. steprd out, under pee.
fence of pracuring change, hut go: an officer and gave the prisons/
in charge. The officer found three pairs more of the same kind of
stockings in the prisoner's pockets, and about 21. in money.
The prisoner, who seemed much agitated while at the bar. upon
being asked if he hail anything totsay, replied, " I took them from
me employer, Mr. Graham, in Ifigh Holborn."
He was committed till Tuesday.
'EEN-SQUARE.
. . . .

110131311 M or COFFEE Houssts.—On Saturdnv, .I,len Inst.
Birmbrzliarn. otherwise Captain Birmingham, was brought up tor
further examinatien, when the following additional charges were
exhibited azaiust him.
. . . . „.. .

Joseph 'i'alkington, the principal waiter at the Ohi Bell Inn,
Ibmn, stated that about seven weeks since one of the silver tea
spoons was missed suddenly from the coffee room, and in a week
after another was stolen. Ile was accountable to his employer, Mr.
'rinson, for all the plate, and had replaced the same by purchasing
two others at his own expense. When the second ;noon was mis-
sing, a gentleman's great coat was also stolen from the same table,
and a man was observed going down the inn-yard with the pro-
party in hie possession ; but the robbery being unknown at th4t
period, the fellow escaped. NVitness further stated thht Mr. Tieson,
the proprietor of the inn, had been robbed of nn less than eleven
table cloths, taken cut of the caffee.room at different times.

31r. James Shaw, a gentleman residing at Binninghstn, said on
his arrival in London about six weeks ago, he pot up at the Old
Hell Inn, Holborn. He went into the coffee-room and mok off his
great coat, which he laid or. one of the tables. from whence in the
counfe of five minutes it was taken, and a silver tea wools from the
same table.

Three pawnbrokers produced two silver spoons, three table
cloths, and a great coat, pledged at their houses by the prisoner. in
the month of January last, in the name of William Brown. The
latter article was instantly sworn to by ;11r. Shaw, as his property,
also a pair of gloves, which the officer found at the prisoner's
lodgings.
Talkington, the welter, closely inspected the spoons and the table
cloths, and declared them the property of his master from the
initials. _ .

The prisoner was fully committed.
AVOILSH IP—STREET.

ROBBERIES BY SERtANTS.—On Saturday last Sophia Co,-.
gcrett, a servant in the family of Mr. Lycect, of Windsor terrace,
City-road, was fully committed for trial, on a charge of robbing her

employers.
The prisoner, it appeared, had lived in the family for the last two
leowtha as honseanind, and during that period various articles of
property had unaccountably disappeared; a Vilittlith mourning
ring, a pair of silver spectates, and various other articles of
wearin apparel were missing. At length suspicion having fallen
on `Sophia, Mrs. hyeett examined her drawer; anti finding two caps
which had been lost some tune before, it was deemed necessary to
search her boxes. The prisoner declared she had lost the key
of one box, and evaded the inspection, until the box being forced
open, she acknowledged the,. it contained the stolen property, and
entreated forgiveness. An officer being sent for, the search was
completed; and in the box were found the ring, the spectacles, a
silk handkerchief, which had been lost from the pocket of Mr.
Lyeett's great-coat the week preceding, and numerous other
articles.

She was fully committed for trial.
Inn. Sage, a young man employed as a porter at Molt's wharf,
Regent's Canal, City-road, was examined on suspicion of having
opened and robbed a bale of silk.
The bale had been deposited in an obscure corner of one of the
warehouses, and on Friday it was found that 7} lbs. of the silk had
been stolen. Suspicion fell upon the prisoner, in consequence of
his having been observed standing near the bale shorly bAlre the
discovery of the robbery. No part of the stolen property has yet
been discovered.

The pr.suner was remanded for further inquiry.
HORSE STEALING.—Jostpit Ludlow, alias Joseph Ta+ylo•, who
had been apprehended on suspicion of stealing a horse from Mr.
Weal, of Pinner, near Harrow, was again brought up. Upon being
now seen by the parties who purchased it, he was declared by them
not to be the man, and the charge was, of course, dismissed.
Attfield then applied to have him remanded, until the attendance
of witnesses could be procured, who, he thought, could prove the
prisoner's having been concerned in the stealing of four horses from
Mr. Batten. of Brickwall, Hertfordshire ; a robbery for which a
passion named Harpurwas committed from this office several months
ago and afterwards executed.
The prisoner was remanded until Tuesday (tomorrow.)
LAMBETH-STREET.

CHARGE or Ansox.—On Saturday, Wm. Lewis Smith, a
cabinet-maker in a small way, residing in Old Montague-street,
Whitechapel, and who has been in custody for some days past, was
placed at the bar, for further examination, charged with wilfully
setting fire to his premises, with intent to defraud the Globe Insu-
rance Company.
Mr. rRESIEFIELD, solici.or, and Mr. HEnow, surveyor to
the Company. attended for the prosecution, and a person from Mr.
Ilarmer's Mike for the defence. The evidence iu support of the
charge was as follows:
John Dungste. examined. On the night in question, hearing
an alarm of tire, I took the parish engine to the prisoner's house ;
there were about twenty persons present, and the fire. I thought,
originated in a shed in the yard, hut on examination I found that
there was one also in the dwelling house, This was in a cupboard,
situated under the stairs; .n it were a parcel of shavings, which
were on fire, together with the staircase. This excited my sus-
phione, and I took the prisoner into custody. I was then, and
am still, of opinion, that the tire from the shed could not oommuni.
ate with the house, as there was a large yard between them.
Mr. HERON here produced the policy, by which it appeared that
the prisoner had effected an insurance for the first time on the 1144
Deeember lust, for 3001. His stuck in trade, furniture, at. he
said slid not amount to 100/.

All the autnesees not being in attendance, the prisoner was
reroanticd for further examination.

i'llE ARMY.

The Bth (the Rimed) Itortiment of Foot, embarked at Plymouth on the
13th Inst. on board the Mat Lin and Zephyr transports, for Greenock, on
route to Glit,gew.
A Detachment belonging ne the 90th Regiment of Infantry marched
this morning from We.teninater to Covent I, on route to Burnley.
A Detachment belonging to the 26th Regiment of Foot artived In town
yeAterday from BrOtoi, on route to Berwick.
The 3d (the liing't Own; Regiment of Light Dragoons arrived In two
dividons on the 14th nod 15th instant, at Portpatrick, to embark for
Donagnadee.

SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, FRIOA7, SIARCH IT.

Arrived the Clarls.a Ann, Owen, from Charleston ; also a number hum
Intend and condwlse. Sailed the Arcturus, tAltartnn, for

SATURDAY, MARCH 18.
Arrived the Joseph, Watson, from Seville ; Constan.e, Ktrkhoven,
hunt Antweip.
The John Taylor, Atkinson, from Liverltool, has arrived at Calcutta.
HoLYRKAD, MARCH 16.
Sailed the Clarissa Aim, tut Liverpool. The Blown, fur Trinidad, is off.

DLit., Mason 11'.—Arrhred from the River, and sailed stout noon this
day, the Lady IBrMih, CliHord, fur India) and theComme; ee, for Havre.
—Wind B.E. by S.—moderate weather.
PORTRMICTS, elo-s 17.—Arrived from the D0W0,4 the Henry, Bin-
ner, fn New Sel th Wales • and the Glatton, Lawton, for Handouts.
baitedthe Jane sari Mary, Rynolth, for Cork.—Wind E.N.E.
Pl.Y1i1)11T1t, 11 knou A. Sailed the 'Zephyr and Diadem, transports,
hertns on hoard the ;4th regiment, boui.4 to Glasgow, and his Majesty's
ship Sparrowitawk, for the Cape.—Wind
Vas mourn, IMARCII 16.—Arrived the Fly, Tarrant, from Figueroa, in
eight days, and the Prone whet, from Plymouth. Wind E. fresh breese.
Coss, MARCH li.—Arrived the Hope transport, front Cowes„ with
troops.
GAAVII sax Q. MARC. 17.--Arrived OW. 00041). Edmonds, from Oporto;
Sarah Maria, Blobin. from Stettin • Aregoar Meade, front *Ma ; Yrow
Iffetta, Berg, from Denroart. Sailed the -I(sugobreausdeo, for St. Helena
r and China; Comes, eider, tar Genoa) Tally Ho, Itsbes, lbs Hen) Cora-
' aura, iorrakt. for Cobb.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETIN(;

The fallowing are the nominations for this great Meeting, which tak,
place on alutitluy, April 24

The Clarendon Stakes of 209 soPvT.NeTacib),A 171.. ft. ; colts Set. 71b., Met r •
-Lb. ri dna 3 yr*. U.M.
Mr. J. ftoarrs's hr. c. Scamper, Umber to Scratch
Mr. J. tbseer..'s Lr. c. Monarch
Duke of Glat r o', b. f. Parnislule, out of Parasol
Duke of (heron's ch. c. Norman, out of Itowenn
Duke of Portland's r. by TlreslasLOrhtna
Mr. rdily's ch. f. Emilia, by Abjer—Mmily
Lori Cyceter's b. f. .lead) by Woful—Augusta's dam
Mr. Wortley's Crusader
Mr. Hunter's c. by Orville—Canvass
Mr. c. by Vilho, dam by Camillus
L.od c. by Abjer—Lunrel Loaf
Lord Ve3l:l4Pl'S; The Moslem
Mr. Grevi.le's c. by lVhalebone—Amabell's dam
Preodergast's f. by Rainbow—Jannette
(hoer& GroAvenor's c. by Comu4-ICiseis
ruectustakes cf 100 each, h. ft. Cott., n.t. 71b. ; tllles, b.t. 41'). Ty
General Orwuren3e. b. c. Pollio, by Orel tie
Mr. ILA nrd's b. c. Swiss Guide, by Tramp
Mr. Wild .'s b. c. by Set/glove, dam by Cardock
Sweepatatc= of 15U each, h. ft. Colts, list. 71b. ; Me*,
Mr. Tbornt.lll's f. by Merlin—Sall
Lord Exeter's f, by `rani, dam by Ruben:,
Mr. GreTille's c. by Wbalebnne--Amabell'a dant

Swerpatakes or '-'OO each, h. R. r3.t.411).
Ilia Royal Hl.thnea. the Duke of fork's Raehael, al.ter to Motes
Lord Kseter'a f. by Won't—Pentium
air J. shelky'a f. ;dead) by liferlln or Partlaan—CresaWa
Ur. Grey'Le's f. by ;dentin—Seamew

Match. h. ft. A.P.
Lord Jersey's Middleton, Sot. 71b. art Lord Esrter's Redffuontlti,
klatch. MO. h. ft. Ab. AI.
Duke of Grafton's Paul Jones, tltt. 61b. amt Mr. Greville's P.l
rist. lib.

Match. 100. b. ft. A.P.
Mr. Gratifies Lionel Lincoln, &4. b.b. a.rt Lord Orford's
dst. 2ib.

SICOND OAT.
The 290 gr. Rakes. a subscription of 200 ga. each, h. ft. Colts.
tiles, $4. -Sib. R.M.
Duke of Graftno't f. by Wuful—Mlttonla
Vuke of Grattan's b. c. Demise, by Merlin—Pawn, Jun.
General Grorvenor's Paulo
Mr. Grernie's bl. c. by Whalebone—Gra/narks
Lord Easter% ch. c. by Convv--Phantom
Lord G. H. Cavendish's be. c. by Allegro—narossa
Mr. (.:Adard's Dr. c. by Comas—Viscountess
Mr. Vansittart'a b. e. by Whlsker—Slight
Mr. Wyndham's bl. c. by Whalebone—Centanr's earn
M.. Tbenkstone's cb. c. by Aladdin—Rartypole
Mr. Theakstone's b. c. by Aladdin—Brown Dueless
Lord Jersey's f. by Woful—Mabter Henry's dam

11:4tth

THIRD DAY
Sweepstakes of 200 each, h. ft. Colts, tist. 71b. ; ewes, B.t. alb
three years. R.M.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York's Rachael
Duke of Gratton's Bolivar
Lord Anson', e. dead' by Smilensko--El/sabells
Sir J. Shelley's Brother to Ivanhoe
Mr. Thornhill's., The General
Mr. Prendergast's f. by Rainbow--ja
Free Handicap of MO each,
Bst. 111 b.
ufus
[morel 8 9
It 6
FOCATII DAY,
The 1000 gs. Stakes. Fillies, Sst. 41b. D.M
Duke of Grafton's Problem
Duke of Grafton's Parapiule
Ma. Greville's Sister to Faust
Mr. Udny's Tears
Mr. Itoger,'s ',Janine, by Sellm—llasarr(
Mr. Tarlton's ch. f. by Merlin—Sall
Lord Exeter's, Sister to Augusta .deed)
Lord Jersey's f. by Magistrate--Filagree
Sir J. Shelley's f.
,dead,. by Merlin—Cressida
Mr. Wyndham's b. f. by W'hatebone--E,frid's dam
Mr. lifolony', f. by Selim—sister to Remeaskranter
Mr. Thelkstune's f. by Waterloo
Mr. Dilly', Pa.sithea, by Rubens--Bertrant's dam
Sweepstakes of 200 each, h. ft. for fillies. Sit. 61b. AL; 3:
L erd Jerre) 's, by lit agiArate--Fitagree
Mr. Thornhill', by Merlin—Goosender
Lord Anscn's, by flustard—Mald of Orleans
Mr. Prendergast's, by itainbow—Jannette
Sweepstakes of 100 each h. ft. Colts, tint. 7Th. ; Rules, rut. Kb. Dlf
Warranted not to have bad a sweat before April 20, rr.rS.
Mr. Wurtley's f. by Tire.las—Propontis
Mr. Vunsittart's b. c. by Whisker—Slight
Duke of Portland's c. by Tiresias--L'Hulle de Venus
General Grosvenor's POW()

onette
h. ft. for s-r olds. A.P.
Pa.......
Cumedi nu
.....

Bolero

..31a-t;V.:2OO,_T.IT,C. Sit. rilb. each,

Duke of York'i Elizeb2th eget Mr. rrenderga.4t'e f. by Italtiber--..Tennette

►IPTB DAY.

The Newmarket Stakes of SO SOVJ. each, Coltatbst. ilb.; fillies, 2

D.I. The second horse to receive 10(1 out of the .take..
Mr. Wortley's c. by Cervantes—Calypso
i)uke of Grafton's Goshawk
Cremona
Skirmidter
Toil and Trouble
Mr. Greenlee b.c. by Merlin---dam by Waxy
Lord Exeter's c. by Captain Candid—Advance
Lord Exeter's Slater to Augu.sta--(deed)
Mr. Ratvon's c. by Ovenhv—Pranke
Mr. Goddard's b. c. by Coexua—Flame
Mr. Moynell's Leila
Mr. S. liarnard's Baron Muneltausen
Mr. Rogers's Monarch
Mr. Cdny's Sister to tine Ruin
Mr. M. Campers hr. f. by Merlin
Mr. Dylly names Pasithea
-- Gamella
Lord Warwick's b. f. by Partisan
L9rd G. H. Cavendish's c. oat of Pagoda
General Grosvenor's Polito
Sir J. Shelley's Brother to Ivanhoe
Mr. Wyndham's Brother to Treaty
Mr. Tbornhill's, the General
Duke of Rutland's b. f. by Partisan--Emmellne
Mr. Blagrave names Turban, by Seßm
The Cup may be challenged fur on Monday In this meeting.
MALTON CRAVEN MEETING, YORKSHIRE.

IIIIST DAY, FRIDAY.
The Craven Stakes of 10 sues. each, for all ages.
Mr. Petrel' Saladia, by Seam
Colonel King's Ultimo
Mr. Wright's South Holme
Lord Fitzwllllam's Dramatist
Alr. Watt's Zirta

sto 2 against Saladln. A fine race.
The Barton Stakes of 25 so,ts. each, for 3-yrs. old Colts. One mils

and a-half.
Mr. Varburgh'a M'Adam, by Tramp (Nicholson)
Mr. }Misdates ch. c. Barely's, by Tramp
Mr. R'att'y ch. f. by Catton--..MteAdora
6to 4 against M'Adam. A good race.
The East Riding Union Stakes of 3 tors. each, for Hunters. Wombs.
Mr. Dayarcl's ch. c. St. Leger, aged
Mr. TeaNdall's b. m. Fairy, 4 years
Mr. Legard's br. h. Vagrant, 5 years . .
Won cleverly.
The Malden Plate of SOL for all ages. Heats I mile and a-hilt.
Mr. Sklmtey's q, h. i)on Antonio (Noble) ............... ..... ... I i
Slr T. Sykes's be. h. by Androasan
Mr. Rill's South llolme . J'
Two others started, but not placed. Won esq.

The cup given by the Ayr and Carrick Coursing Club was run for o,
Tuesday, the 28th February, at Guiltreehill. The day being tine and the
hares strong, the sport proved excellent :
lot. ClO/9.—Bir. Shaw's Rover bear Mr. Hunter's Carrick
Mr. Douglas's Spring beat Mr. Shaw's Nimble
Mr. Oswald's Nurah beat Mr. Campbell's Fly
Mr. Campbell's Kate beat Mr. Hunter's Omar
Captain Hay's Suffolk beat Mr. Oswald's Swallow
2d. Class.—Rover beat Spring, Suffolk beat Karol, Kate ran a-bye
9d Cla.ss.—Rover beat Suffolk, Kate ran a-bye.
4th Class.—Mr. Shaw's Rover beat Kate, and won the cup

ROYAL RI:NTS.
During the hunt on Friday an accident occurred which mom hareyrcmi
fatal but for the courage of Mr. J. Wigginton, a highly respectable :nh.-
bitant of Eton. A lady bud joined the bunt upon a spirited hare. 354 to
crossing Stoke Common the was unable to restrain his come sr a- I,
avoid a gravel pit, and Obey were both precipitated into the drepeo I'll.
containing water from 11 to 13 feat in depth. Alt the spectx ‘se,
appalled, and did nut attempt to render any assistance, when Th.
&Luton rode up, and throwing himself into the water, rescued the laJ.
amidst the universal admiration of thane who witnessed the NarNin'''.
act. It is understood the lady's name was Osborne.—This, it IA `
the third occasion on which Mr. Wigginton has been happy emusb t)
save the Ude of a Imam* behalf maw siwallav draws.
Ills Majesty's stag-bonnets do not bunt to-day ; but on Wednesday
meet at Stoke Green, en Saturday at Iver-keatb, and on Enater blow,
Farnham Common—ottch day at half-past ten o'clock.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Earl of Derby's staghounds will meet this Sayou Epsom
at ten.
at a'"-
H. Jelliffes, Esq. foxhounds this day at Kennel, Wedue* • /
atead, Thursday at Booley, and Saturday at Box-11111—at
The Surrey foxhounds dila day at Itlddleadown, Thuradr y at Gaitt-N,
and Saturday at Lock's flettom—at half-past ten:

BIRTHS.
On the 15th imit. at hts seat, Cotttsford House, the lady of 11.1".'lw--.
Turner, Esq. of a daughter.
On the 17th ins., at her father's, In Wlmpole-street, a"l's
Phelips, of a daughter.
At Wilford, near Nottingham, on the 7th Inquat, Lady Lucy Smith
of a son.
On
oth f a on. e
,16th i inst. at Ileatheld Park, the Lady of Sir Charles 81rt
Bnrt.

MARRIED.
On Saturday last, at All NOUN Church, MarYirbOire, h, l' 14';
William Way, Rector of Denham, Sir Mountague Cholmelest,
of Eas"on flail, Llncolnahne, to Catherine, (math daughter of -
Way, Elul. of Denham-place, Bucks. rr
daeLgathet7r,oaft
BRothw,orkiLniaol7.lEinsqs,.Emsq.A. of.
atdmodatiFitens.Raallwantw,to
On the Iflth Ine.tanlt at St. Pancras New Church, Jame*
Brander, hf.P. eldest son o' James Brander. Esq. of St. Jobn't
Commands, (laughter of thalmte J. Dickimanp fta l.

liff:O.
ceittrzHcacure,knay,,,,y,ovnirt.l:oo:o4h.e4hinl.
,Eilnisthatit7h3,dtlheseiurelotitteTolthe ige Pt
At Holton Ha
e Ike. Jun?, R,.rts, of E.iint'onry, Gioneettershire.
,'
Holton Rectory, be
aged W, the Itev. Hichard Dmrsea. LI—R. - o
~.f Y.
Gill, and Rector of Bolton by Bowl And, to Craven. In the 5Ad l',"'
incumbency. en 111
On the Ilth tilt, m al i Finn. near Healey, wed T/, Wm Wellshr,the,
17th. Thomas, ber son, aged 41{, end on the 11114. Jule, her •
aged 43. the ',idol
On Thursday, at her house on Clapham CammeekiblL LTD%
of Dr. H. Lye.. • -
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