The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-26 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

Yesterday. at the house of the Honourable George Agar Ellis.
M.P. in Spring-gardens, the Honourable Mn. Agar Ellis, of a
son and heir.
On the 19th Instant, at Anniston, Forfarshire, the Right Hon.
Lady Anne Lmitia Cruickshank, of a son.
On Saturday last, Elizabeth Hill, of Bridport, was safely deli.
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1 LIVERPOOL, TilllittaDAY EVE14:11.6. age Of oungeness, um I ninny mouse, ...mon, um 1...... . ........ --. ....... —.7 ......,....., ......, ............... ...- ..—..._
duress these, and mat mere were men ornate characters calumny .-ro -,....,......s ..-...: —..--- ••.... —••••-r-, --•••••••Y c.c...
vaned of three fine girls at one birth ! all of whom are most pro-
green boy on the same, with the following marks and bearings:— ante of a public censorship, such as that exercised by the Lancet, '
could not reach :but they were not on that account to be deprived
__.......__ •• In eight fathoms high water, spring tides, Durgenese light. the public wauld be grossly imposes! upon in the most important
Wind S.E —High Water 38 minutes pall 2. filuse, S.W. westerly. Romney church on a marten() tower, and part of the medical profession, namely, the reports of hospital ofplro_teftion, and they were able to maintain an action equally well rnising to lire, and the parent is—" ay well as an be expected."
Arrived the Nancy, from Dublin ; James Watt, from a single tree on the high back land in sine hearing, N. by E. hall eases. In this instance the lancet luta, fortunately for the cause of wit ' ''"''''" MARRIED.
The Jury, after about five minutes' consideration, returned aver-
-Olostiowi Calcutta, and Alexander, from Alexandria, in E." truth, been able to unveil the real Simon Pare, whom for the pre- diet for plaintiff D m es 11,01.
a..21_....._.__. On the 24th instant, at Battersea, the Rev. Edward Bellamy, of
Aar • Octavio, from Belfast ; Nestor, from Si. John's, We understand that the Magistrates of Campbelton have fitted Bent take our farewell of, and leave to his own reflections." the Priory, Downham, to Mary Exhain, the Melt daughter of
f ...oil Heti in that harbour, which was lighted up on the 15th liewweould i,ow ask whether, as the censorship ought to be pure Accounts have been given iu the papers, which make it George Scholey, Esq. of Clapham Common.
Nge Brunswick , Three Sisters, from .Alexandria and IT an
Ildalford ; Mary, from Limerick ; Ariel, from Cork ; Dia-
mond, from Newry ; and Orion, from London. instant, and is to be continued. The bearings of this light, in and unstiapected, he would ask whether it could be said to beta „
coming from the eastward for the harbour, is by bringing the light here ? So far trout being a lair criticism, it was a malicious and
to bear by compass west half-north, which will lead clear of all the acrimonious libel. The libel imputed not only want of ability, but painful separation
the death of Mrs. Franklin was caused by the
separation from her husband, which is not the case.
The Cotton Market continues very brisk, and advancing sunk roe4s on the north side of the shore. and, by continuing that weakness of head and badness ot heart. lie had no doubt, depend- Mrs. Franklin was thought by her medical attendants to
in price. Ssltpctre has also got u;) is. to 45.; and coffee
as L.) 51.
In.conseque=e of the sloop Hope, ttateliffo, taking in a -dim
cargo of potatoes at Maryport, for Liverpool, a great con- VEASTLA srosEtt WITII
course, right into
styli harbour. In coming from the southward, Mg upon the facts her had stated, that he should hare their verdict.
when opening ght. clear off the east end of the island of The following evidence was then adduced :
the island of Devon bring it to bear west, rhea steer west half The defendant was proved to be the proprietor of the Lanctt.
north, which will lead up mid-channel fur the harbour.— Livrrpoof A short diseuseion took place as to whether an indemuity was
A rater of Theo-day. given by the publishing Lesokseller, Mr. Knight. te
be at the point of death tome days previous to Captain
Franklin's departure, occasioned by a dim, (ler supposed to On the 14th instant, at 'I% oxford, I lenry Thompson Redmond
Esq. of Mount Henry, in the countof Wf 1 Frances,'
daughter and co-heiress of the late Thol. Byrne, Esq. of Killougl:.
ter, in the county of Wicklow.
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DI ED. y ex on ,to
• be of long standing, though the crisis may have been has- On Tuesday. the Lid instant, Alicia, eldest daughter of Richard
tied by that painful event. Accounts recently arrived
.—The Rose, of and (tom Plymouth Mr. George Underwood proved the publication of Sir Astley from India give an account of the death of the Captain's
coarse of disorderly persons assembled in that town OD the for St. Michael's, 17th inst., by the Watchful• arrived at Ply. Cooper's Lectures • he published them under the authority of the brother, Sir Willingham Franklin, one of the Judges of
night of the 10th instant, and, after a short deliberation mouth ; New York, from Liverpool for New York, 17th Feb. ; plaintiff; and subscribed them round the trade on the 28th Septem-
&mewl themselves, broke into the ye's:A, and wok from on 19th, otfC4Pe
la4l. 4.,.shout five tons of potatoes, which the plunderers
Milo) bOre off to their Clear, by the Alice, front lfiierpool for Barbados I bet. 'file plaintiff gave him directions not to dispose of any with-
-2tlth. off Dungarron, by the Majestic, from Liverpool for Bal. out the errata be.ng appended to each. The books were sent to hint
time/re; and 21st. off' Tusks:, exchanged numbers with the Latta by the printer on the Ist and 2d October. a child ;
the Supreme Court at Madras. Subsequent
the death of Lady Franklin, accounts state
anklin five days after giving birth to
. Adams. Esq. of Allesley, near Coventry.
On the 2si instant,
, Julia Ann Harriet. youngest daughter ol
Frederick Chapman, Esq. of North Hyde, Royal llagalinee.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
alorning 22 min. agar 7. I Afternoon 53 min. alter 7.
in addition to which, lie has within a short period 111\......... _ _ ___,_ ._ ._ _ ... .... s.__..._
respective dweiliug,.—Liverpoof Ad- Rookh, from Liverpool for New South Wales, by the Boode, ar. Cross.examined.—He was not informed of what the errata con' lent his father, a brother in-law, two of Sir Willingham Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W. CAgvrog,
'triter et 'Fiersrtay. rived at Liverpool. listed on the 28th September; the errata was pasted in each book . and Lady Franklin's children, and her Ladyship's mother. 181, Strand, and published by R. Caw /4 o rr, tame place.
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