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London, England, 1807-01-16 00:00:00

THE EARL OP GOS'

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Died, on Wednesday last, at his house in finite- I
pstreet, Bath, ARTHUR Acheson. Earl of Goo-
roxn,Viscount Gosro en, of Market-hill, Goveinor
Armagh ; succeeded his father ARCHIE %ID the ,
Viscount, Sept. 5.1790; married, in 1774. Mit.-
.icser, daughter of Lieutenant-Gen. ral Enw Aen
'ins, and by her has issue tour sons and three daugh-
ers, vit. Aacninat.o. Lord Gosenvo ; married
iuly 20, 1503, Miss SF/Avow, only &tighter of Re-
mar Se aaow, Esq. of Worlingham. in Suffolk;
THUD. d.9-easod ; AR I mos Pot.e, decea.ed ;
,twain; OLIVIA. married. Match 14, 1797,
t,1114.1 BIMINI) SPARROW, of Abingdon.
iantingdonshire, Esq ; M•ay. married, February
9, Iso3. Lord WILLI.% it Beisrtmcc. Gover or of
.ort St. George, in the the East Indies, second
of WILLIAM. Duke of PoarLann. K G ; and
LLLICCHT. The Earl of Gosvoao lived f r many
- after he was married, on the Continent, and
considered one of the most elegant and wen-
n).- nof the age. He was above sixty years of
and had been, for some months, in a declining
of health.

POETRY.

EPITAPH ON MRS. PERCY,
Wtfe of the BISHOP of DROMORE.

Within the precincts of this 'dent cell.
that,iiguish'd Perey's sacred Relies dwelt;
Whose youthful dunes adorns, the courtly moue,
Aud con the favour of a British Queen ;
Whose moral excellence, and virtues rare,
Shone as conspiceous as her face was fair.
By none, thriaigbout a long and happy life,
Was she surpesed, as Mother, ',rimed, or Wife.
Alike from ostentation free and rule,
Humanity her motive—steam her guide
Her Charity with constant current 11 se'd,
And its blest gifts so usefully Itemeer,
That, ice her Srrit resehl ita native sphere,
Met mimeo m. did her as an Angel here
HAYIZ.

Lei CRamlNelttees-St CC. J.A. 14. tgo~•
Wee is hereby given, that there rill be a 1 ,ratrusg-Illudm
at St. Jaime's. on Mo. day next. the 19th met.

Their MAJISTITS had a s. Lea party on Wednes-
day and last evening.
Her Mansvir and the PIIPOSSSIA honoured
Lady Criaatorra Fpacm wit.. a visit.
The Earl of Sr. Viscera: had an audience of
His MAJIISTT yesterday morning.
The Earl and Countess of Ellarrowical ate ex-
pelled, this day. at their house is Saint James's-
square. from Cambridgeshire.
Bu . in Bond-street; TITHT, in Marearet-
street. Cavendish-square ; and t;ii. es, in Oxfo-d-
-street, have milt most of the very elegant carriages
for the Birth-day.
Lord Csassarttte will ve a grand dinner, next
Monday, at his house in Downing-street, to several
of the Cabinet Ministers
The Earl and Countess of Foaresene arrived,
'yesterday, at civil. h -use is Grosvenor-square. from
the Marquis of Buctiscu A it's seat, at St awe,Bucka.,
Several amateurs in the art of skaitii.g went
yeitorday to visit the Serpentine River.
The Duchesses of Nov TiIUtaIIeaLAND,ROXIOURCIny
MON r ROSH, SAIST ALBAN'S; and De CASTRICA ; the
Marchionesses of Hs* Oros:, DOWNSHI a It; STAT.
TORO, W ALL MIT. L•MIADOWN and BATH ; the
Countesses Ctorascatt, Ca anioaar, and BA s ai-
moat ; Latic."l G. C•verantsn. CALTMORM and
Btaiscwooo, were yesterday its their reapedlive cars
riages in Bond-street.
One of the Sherifs having attended Divine Ser.
vice on Sunday last, the Preacher chaise the follow-
ing appropriate Text :—Tesa year thou skale die."
The French Senate propose to surround England
with a wait of krase.—John Bull will be content with
a wooden one.
The last arrivals at Bath area--
The Dean of Bristol and L.dy, Levi Newark, Hon.
Mrs. Roshfort, Admiral Holloway, General Lloyd, Co-
heel Park, Colonel tlliott, Colnewl Main, Colonel Pau-
LiestenantoColoneleark, Megoa Burroughs, Maier Hil-
ton, Rev. Di. Minden, Rev. Dr Jratesera, Rey. Dr. and
Mrs. Blackman. Dr. Brown Mill, Dr Berney, Rev Mr.
and Mrs. Wool, Rev. air. sad LW. C• tabards. Rev. Mr.
Horne, Rev. Mr. Butkerfieldt, and Item
Reseal SII•TA.AND C•111111T; Iraq. M.P. for the
county of Wextord, and Rieman) Pewee, Esq.
M.P. for the county of Waterford. arrived in town
on Taesday.
BLIMAID, the actor, who was is London a few
menthe ago, recruiting. has arrived safe at Boston,
and resumed his situation as Manager of the Thea-
tre there. He was unsuccessful in his mission to his
native country, as the Ladies and Gentlemen of
his profession, although they are fond ofi gild, did
not like to encounter the yams fever
The Officers and privates belonging to His Royal
Highness the Doke of GLOUCESTaa s Loyal Volun-
teers, partook of an elegant dinner, yesterday, at
the Thatched House Tavern. in St. James's-street.
to celebrate the birth day of their Royal Cotnntander.
Lord Catewv an, their Colonel, and Eow•n,
Enert 8. Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel, presided at titbit
His Koval Highness's health was drank with threes
times-three. with several loyal toasts. His Royal
Highness's tradesmen also partook of an elegant
dinner at Wittis's Roomy its hollow of the day,
and the illuminations were very brilliant in different
parts of the town.
The elegAsee of the Company, in general, that
frequent Asttay's Pavilion, Wych-street, and the
beauty of the Ladies, its particular. that illustrate
that charming scene of fashionable amusement,
render it one of the most delightful places imagin-
able; the regularity and quick succession of Enter-
tainment, that charatlerize the Pavilion, evince the
most consummate judgment and taste in the Ma-
ssager, Mr. ASTLAT. The excellent Pantomime,
caked Harlequin-Rob-Thref, gathers svength and
reputation every evening ; it will be represented
this night, for the fifth time, with Ceases AM'S ce-
lebrated Dramken harant, sad ether popular trees-
trias. Exercises.

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ihirrt-DAr CARRIAGES.
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• • 4 ' BISHOP OF DURHAM.
.. A arm smiern town chariot, lined with superfine blue
enshions of blue Morocco, handsome
am room ONO I.lk lee% bonge to the back, Venetian
fortal•moukliffirs round the upper
Miles heed, rdsese and ornaments: light
Mak. elliditill* Went wheels and aeletrees,
host, said eireiris; the body •.ainted black, with full
arms and 'okra' an the rails; the carnage orna-
mented black and yellow; the whole highly varnished, full
blue hommereletk,decorated with four rows of fringes.
EARL NF.I.SON.
A fashionable town coach, pinned black, wit, anus, sup•
. palters, motto, d m k crest and coronet on the Nimes, hued
with yellow cloth, and Moroi cu • goals% hands'inie crest,
lace to the maids., a S.ltabory boot, and an elegant seat cloth ;
the carriage yellow and Meek.
LORD M AITLAND.
A eerie neat plain chariot, lined with rlrah cloth, painted
a dark broen ; built by Mr. How, Great Qiieen street.
SIR J NEWPORT, BART.
A eery neat landau barciuche, painted patent yellow, env
of arms, lining Wag, and yellow Salisbury boot, and
hind standardi
SIR THOMAS THOMPSON, BART.
Superb new light vier a. K...g's o.:h Oyer Wed
mouldier, and sitter half Salisnory ho .t, with Woe
hammer loth, hill tom ned; lilt cart lu.ed with stip •Tholu
blue cloth, with yellow • i and y e,tow Morocco a ivaos
and cushions, tri....ned with ilk lace.
SIR 1,1, A 4CIS G 01.11.0.
An elegant new la .111.,UCilt, of patent green, with
plated mouldings, and paten, tined y,dow twin.
sulk.
SIY ARTHUR
A iight landsulet, el roily 14.41.4 it'. a.• emit, and
supporters.
THE HON. MR PONSONRY.
A light yellows Ms-k str.ped ‘e, highly nroisle d,
ornaments in relief of kai,er Woe
GLIVERN• •It I.F. MESUILIkR.
sod at bar,•.. , etie yellow sad Mick,
trim .ed with scarlet, with a .a friars lace, Ms an improved
pritoipl•
WM. RUCH ANN %NI, EA%
A lofty la:.dau b•rouch . till ind••• all mond, with& dark
blue .ing, richt. laced ids *filet, isoclinic' squabs mid
cushions

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THE EARL OP GOSFOgD.
Died, on Wednesday last, at his house in Enke.
eratreet Bath, ARTHUR Acitesou, Earl of GOO.
osn,Viscount Gout:olio, of Market-hill, Gimernoi
,f Armagh ; succeeded his father Aricais In du
ate Viscoant, Sept. 5. 1790 married, in 1774. Mit.
meas., daughter of Lieutenaat-Gen. ral Erma sr
• °Lc and byter has issue tour sons and thresdaugh
ers, vis• Ascents Lord Gores's° ; mariner
my 20, 1805. Miss SPARROW, only danghter of Re
car Svaasow, Esq. of Worlingham. in Suffolk
TULIP, rh•e•asod ; Animus Pota, decea.ed
Contain; OLITIA. married. Match 14, 1797
Baaii•ito Se•aaove, of Abingdon. i
'untingdonshire, Esq ; MAST. married, Februar
19, 1103. Lord WI LLt A BeNTIIICe, Gnver or C
I ort St. George. in the the East Indies, secon
VI Cot-WILLIAM, Duke of PORTL AND, KG ; an
111.LiCENT. The Earl of Gosvoao lived f r man
, ears, after he was married, on the Continent, an
considered one of the most elegant and wel
• red nvn of the age. He was above sixty years i
• , and had been, for some months, in a dechnir
tate of health.
POETRY.
EPITAPH EPITAPH ON MRS. PERCY,
Wife of the BISHOP of DROMORE.
Within the precincts of this silent eel.
Etiat,iiguisti'd Percy's sacred Relies dwell;
Whose youthful chariest siorn'd the courtly scene,
And won the Amour of a British Queen ;
Whose Waal exeellenee, and virtues rare,
Shone as conspicuous as her face was fair.
By none, throughout along and happy life,
Was she surp.ised, as Mother, Viand, or Wife.
Alike from ostentation free led peal..,
Humanity her mouse—.acme her vials
Her Charity with constant current fl
And its blest gifts so usefully bests:tie,
That, e'er her Sisurit reach's' ita native sphere,
Her mimes m. slid her as an Angel here
Hartz
Uri Cbsuelseriesses-O J4lsl. 14. 11110
1/11114d is hereby given, that there will be a I hawing-Ile
ar Si. Saarias. on Mu.-day next, the 19th mat.
Their MniRITIIS had a s.isa party on Wedn
day and last evening.
Her MAJZSTY and the PRIPOSSSIS honoul
Lady Coaatoyra Evicts Wk.. a visit.
The Earl of Sr. Viscera: had an audience
His MaJlisiTT yesterday morning.
The Earl and Countess of Hanowicas ale
pelted. this day. at their house is Saint Jame
square. from Cambridgeshire.
Bo . in Bond-strut; Tivair. in Mara.
street. Cavendish-square ; and t;ii. ss, in Olio
street, have milt most of the very elegant curia,
for the Birth-day.
Lord Gasorttta will give a grand dinner, n
Monday, at his house in Downing-street, costae
of the Cabinet Ministers
The Earl and Countess of Foaireseux arriv
'yesterday, at their house is Grosvenor-square. ft
the Marquis of Boca's ow A M's seat, at St.we,Buc
Several amateurs in the art ot skaitii.g
yesterday to visit the Serpentine River.
TheDucheeses of No. TilUtallant AND,ROXIIUR
MON farina, SAIST Al.ll/04'S. and Da Casrairs;
Marchionesses of Hs* °roar, DOWNSiaralt, ST
TORO, WiLLMILIT. L•lifiDOWN and BATH ;
Countesses Ctorrasatt, Ca Roma,. and BAa
moat; Ladr.'s G. C•Vaalslsll,. Catraoevai
Bt aiscwooo, were yesterday in their respeetive
riages in Bond-street.
One of the Sherifs having attended Divine
vice on Sunday last, the Preacher chess the 101 l
ing appropriate Text :—T ha year than shale As
The French Senate propose to surround Eng
with a oval/ of brass.—John Bull will be content
a roam one.
The last arrivals at Bath area--
The Dean of Bristol and Lady, Lord Newark,
Mrs. Roehfort, Admiral Hollossay. General Lloyd,
keel Park, Colonel titian. Colorist Main, Colenrl
lett, Liestestaut-Coloneleark, Magesa Burroughs, Na,.'
len, Rev. Ds. Minden. Rev. Dr Jetiesers, Rev. Dr
Mrs. Blackman. Dr. Brown Mill. Dr Berney, Rev
and Mrs. Wool, Rev. att. sad Mrs. C• Richards. Rev
Rome, Rev. Mr. Butherbeldst, and Roe. Istr.Zwellts,
ROBERT SM•ni.AMID C•RgW. Fasq. M.P. feu
county of Wextord, and Rieman) rowan,
M.P. for the aunty ot Waterford. arrived in
on Tuesday.
BLIMAID, the altor, who was is London a
month* ago, recruiting. has arrived safe at Be
and resumed his situation as Manager of the '1
ire there. He was unsuccessful in his mission
native country, as the Ladies and Gentlenst
his profession, although they are fond ofi gold
not like to encounter the ycllow jet er
The Officers and privates belonging to His
Highness the Doke of GLOUCESTsa s Loyal V
teers, partook of an elegant dinner. yesterda
tie Thatched House Tavern. in St. James's-s
to celebrate thebirth day of their Royal Comma
Lord Ottawa ten, their Colonel. and Ens
Boort s. Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel, presided at I
His Ittoyal Ilighaeses health was drank with
times-three. with several loyal toasts. His I
Highness's tradesmen also partook of an el
dinner at WILLIS'S Rooms. is homer of the
and the illuminations were very brilliant in dill
parts of the town.
The elegAsee of the Company, in general,
frequent Asrtay's Pavilion, Wych-street, ar
beauty of the Ladies, is particular. that illu
that charming scene of fashionable amuse
render it one of the most delightful places in
able; the regularity and quick succession of
tainrnent, that characterize the Pavilion, ovine
most consummate judgment and taste in th.
nager, Mr. ASTLILT. The excellent Panto'
caked Harlequin-Rob-Thief, gathers st-engd
1• reputation every evening ; it will be repre
this night, for the fifth time, with CROOSSI Abl
lebrated Dreekti haunt, and other popular
Nam tzarists.