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The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-05

No. CORNHILL, and No. 9, 'CHARING-CROSS.
'Tr ,f3ISIA solicits the attention of- the Public to
I. • the SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another
part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an unusual
number of Capital. Prizes, with the novelty of zo;oo 1.. being
allotted td the First-drawn Ticket on each of the fist four
days, in addition to which the. first 3000 Tickets drawn out
of the Wheel are entitled to tat. each, over and above any
benefit that may be drawn against them ;•an early purchase is
therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is
sure to be drawn in the first four days. .
'Tickets and Shafts are selling in great variety at the above
Offices, where
Nos. 2,147, and 6,633,
The Two last Floating Capitals of 10,0001. each, were
both Shared and Sold,

4nd where Twenty,one Capital Prizes were Shared Sold
in thelast and present year.
The Lottery begins the i4th of April.

TUSMORE, OXFORDSHIRE, near BRAC.X.LEY,
NORTHA MPTONSHI RE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
UPWARDS •of One Thousand Eight Hundred
capital fine OAK TREES, now standing, with the
Lop, Top, and Bark ; also upwards of one thousand two hun-
dred Ends of fine Ash Timber, and one thousand Eiads of
; also four hundred Elm Trees standing, with Lop.and
Top ; with Beach
fSiylc._.omore, and other Timber Trees. The
Oak and Elm are of fg,eeryoerenngs, andfine Navy
Timber ; theexceedingt Kingdom, the
greatest part very large"! If title) aabl'oyveillis'not sold by Private
Contra& on, or before the 26th day of March instant, the
same will be. put up to sale by Public Auelion on the Sth
day of April next.
For further Particulars, and to treat for the same, apply
to Messrs. Hoperoft and Son, crowton, near Brackiey ; and
for a view of the name, at Tustnore House.
N . B. The above "I imber is only six miles from the Ox-
ford and Coventry canal, eight from the Grand jundion
Canal, and 18 from the Thames, uearOxford.
March 3, !S
ol •

SOUTH OF DEVON.
... TO ./3E -LETT,
For a Term of Years,iand may be Entered on immediately,
AMODERN and Commodious FAMILY
. HOUSE, Brick built, with Sashes Front.; has lour
Rooms on a .Floor ; a good Garden, a small Orchard, with
a Five-stall Stable and a Coach-house ; together with Ten
Acres of exceeding good Land. Its situation is near the
Turnpi!ie
,Road leadin6 from Exeter to Exmouth, five miles
frOm the former, and six from the latter. The Roads in the
neighbourhood are exceeding good, the Rides pleasant, and
the Air very salubrious. The House is perfectly, dry, and
comfortable in Winter, and in,Summer rural and agreeable:
it is a mile tram a good Market Town. The Rent is a toot.
a year. _ _ -

For further Particulars', application may bd made, if by
Letter (post paid) to Mr. Woolmer„, Printer of the Exeter and
Plymouth Gazette, Cay of Ixe-ter.
• Maich 2, 1807.,
London, England, 1807-03-05

ORATORIOS,
At Play-House Prices, on'the WEDNESDAYS and FRI-
. DAYS during LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

I'D-MORROW EVENING, March 6, 1807,
I. Will be performed
• L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO.

Written by jVI ILTO N, and c?ipposed by G. F .HAND EL.

_
Part 111. A. Grand Miscellaneous Ad.
End of Part 11. Steibelt's favourite Concerto of the Storm,
on the Grand Piano Forte, by Miss MO KELL, a Young
Lady totally blind from her birth.
Principal Vocal Performers,
Airs: VI CKONS, Mrs. r3LAND, s •
Signora G RIG LI . •
. - ~Mr. BkAHAM, Mr. EV-ANS, Mr. PYNEs-
Mi. SMITH, Mr..IIOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Mr. ASHLEY, Leader of the Band.
Organ; Mr..):. ASH:• F.Y..
The remainder of the Band, and the Chorusses (which are
numerous and complete), by the most approved Performers.
Poors to be opened at Six ; begin at Seven; Half-rift at
Nine.
BoxeS6s.—Pit 35.64.-Gallery as. —Upper Gallery ts.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-OtHee, in Hart street.
London, England, 1807-03-05

HOUSE" OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4.
Mr. Johnson, from the Office of Chief Secretary
for lieland, prosented the Accounts 'from the Corn-
mis3ioners fur the Redu6tion of the Public Funded
Debt in Ireland.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
The • Right Hon. Henry Grattan, ColOnel Barry,
and Mr. Dawson, were added, on the Moiion of
Lord H. PETTY, to the Committee of Finance.
MUTINY BILL AND ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Lord HO WICK, "adverting to • the notice' which
he had given fur thiS day relative to the introduc,
tion of aaditional Clauses into the Mutiny Bill, tor
allowing Roman- Catholics to bold certain Commis-
sions in the Army, and for granting Soldiers of• that
perstiaion the free exercise of their Religion—in-
formed the House, that on. more mature..considera-
tion of the-subje6t, it had been deemed more'proper
to bring in a separate Bill for that purpose ; which
13311 he proposed to move for leave to bring in to-
morrow : at the same time he thought .it right to
state, 'that it was intended to extend the same pri-
vi!ge to Roman Catholics in. the' naval seririce—L-
Hear ! Hear !---As to the Mutiny, Bill, there were
many Amendments to 1:,,t moved in it, to .which be
did not undervand there'would be much objeaion
it was proposed, therefore, that it should go through ,
the Conimittee this day, pro forma, for • the purpose
of having the additionat Clauses introduced into it—
after which the Bill would be re-committed on
Monday next ; and from the advanced period of
'the season, Gentlemen would be aware of the
necessity of passing the Bill with all convenient
dispatch.
`ll,-. YORKE was .glad that the. Noble Lord had
r--dipted the plan .of bringing forward his Regula-
tioas
respei:fin)g the Roman 'Catholics as a separate
measure. As to the-course proposed reSpetting' the
Bill, .he had no particular objection to it,
unle.,S any motel ial Amendments were to be made,
in winch case he was of opinion that the Bill ought
to be printed.
The SECRETARY at WAR assured the Right
II m. Gentleman, that none of the Amendments pro,
posed were of any material importance. He then
tooved the Order of the Day for going into a Com-
mitt:es on the Mutiny Bill.-
The House consequently .resolved itself into a.
Ci4nrnirtee, 'in Which the several Amendments
ere adopted : and on the House being resumed,
the flepor( was brought up, and the Bill was ordered
to be recommitted on Monday twit •
London, England, 1807-03-05

THEATRE OF WAR IN POLAND.
This Day was published, price 7s. neatly coloured,
LkNEW MAP of the THEATRE OF WAR
between PRUSSIA. RUSSIA, and FRANCE,
comprehending the whole of Germany and Poland, with
partpt Turkey, carefully diawn from Chauchard's'celebrated
Map of Germany, and Zannoni's large Map '.of Poland,
with considerable Additions. , '

Printed for C. Smith, No. 172, Strand.
London, England, 1807-03-05

In a few Days will be published,
In Two Vols. Quarto,
The Second Edition, corrected aria enlarged, with an Intro-
due-lion on the History of Britain before the arrival of the
Romans,
fHE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS.
The First. Volume containing their History before their
InVasion of Britain, and their subsequent History in England
to the Norman Conquest, Including the Life of Alfred, and
the ,Acconnt of the.Seakings and. Pirates of the North.---The
Second. Volume, describing their Manners, Government,
La'ws, Poetry, Religion, and Language. -
By SHARON TURNER, -F:A,S,
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and. Orate, Paternos-
ter-row '
London, England, 1807-03-05

THE NEW PLAY.
This Day was published, price Hidf-a-Crown,
TIE CURFEW 3 a Play, 'in Five Atis, per.
forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal,
Diury-lane.
By the late 101-IN TOBIN, Esq.
Author of The Honey Moon.
-, Printed for Richard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street; Black-
friars, and to be had of all Booksellers,

I'HILANTHROPIC. ANN
PALL-
DIREC
Sir Jas. cockburne,of Langton,
• Bart. tinder Seerttary of State
Sir M. M. Lopes, Bart.. ' •
James Wright, Esq.
HONORARY.
.
Sir-Dighy Mackwortb, Batt.
lames Patterson, Esq.
Samuel Sketchley, Esq.
Philip Palmer, Esq.
Rev. H. B. Harrison
1. Hague, Esq. Banker, Hud.
dersfiel
rrHIS Institution. is -li
„IL Shares of 201. payable by
well secured Annuities, and wi
S per Cent. in perpetuity, as t
cured will never be lost.
This-Institution gives an opportunity of investing. Money.
so the greatest advantage. The savings of, any Person v: ho
can put by tos. once in six weeks will. imperceptibly zunoz:nt
to an useful sum ; and PersOns in higher :Circumstances may
invest io,oool ,at once, to bear an annual produce of 8 per
ent. iic.-sitles a 'Bonus, Which xvii:.‘rix periodicaily from
the Life Insurances.

WTI INSTITUTION,
ro

G: F. Stratton, Esq.
John Edward Bateman, Esq
Luder Hoff ham, Esq.
John Prowett, Esq.
DIRECTORS.

John Gosling, Bsq:Banker,
Marlborough,

f ohn Goodacre, Esq. Banker,
Lutterwortil
R.Grcen,Es.l3anker,N4a,lton
Marston Buzzard, Esq.Baiik-
er, Lutterworth

;cited;citedto One Million in
nstahnents, to be invested on
Ll produce to the Subscribers
be Principal being always in-

. It having been resolved to increase the Shares to so,coo, the
Books will be kept open till that number is completed. The
Instalments now due are One Pound per Share, being two
instalmcnts of Ten Shillings per Share, which, or payments
in full, arc received by Mess. Hodsoll and Stirling, Bankers,
in the Strand;' Mess. Prescott, Grote. and Co. Bankers,
'Threadneedle- Areet, and at the House of the Institution.
RICHARD FREDERICK THONIPSON.

WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND:.
•
EFrat the above Honse, about. two Years since,
t)y a centieina, vvlio has- not since been heard of, a
BLACK LEATI-lER. L OR"CtiIANTEAU-, containing
Wearing Apparel,. and. Linen marked I. V• S. which, unless
owneu within vuurteeriDays frointhis Date, :will be sold to
pay the Bill then incurred by the Owner. • •
Dated this sth Day of March, aoy.
London, England, 1807-10-29

31./DDIEsEx sEsszolvs.

Sarah Knatchtllll, a young woman, was charged
With an assault upon a 'woman of the name of Mac.
bath:

From the evidence 'it appeared that the Prisoner
was in the praaice of selling playsbills and fruit, at
Drury-lane Theatre, and that the Prosecutrix keeps
a shop, where she sells fruit, in Vinegar-yard, and
dealt also in benefit Tickets. A servdot of Mrs.
IWtiebeath was selling these tickets at the Playhouse
door, while the mother of the Prisoner was also so
employed. A Gentleman came and asked the latter
the price of a ticket, and was told that they were two
shillings under the ordinary price. Upon hearing
this, Mrs. Macbeath's little. girl offered to sell a
ticket tp. .same Gentleman, At SiXPetWeleill; the
consequence of which Offer was, that a dispute arose
betwixt the old woman and the girl. The Prisoner
being present, said she would not see her mother
,abused, and. threatened the little girl, so that she
had to run away for safety. She pursued her to
.Mrs. Macheath's sh6p, followed her to the
door, and also abused and msitreated Mrs.
Macbeath herself. The Prosecutrix came to the
door, and happening to have a sheet of paper in her
hand, she,rolled it no, and held it in a threatening
-position, telling the Prisoner she had a good mind to
make her repeut her conduct. On this'the Prisoner
struck her a blow upon the breast, and said if she
would 4:onie further out of her shop, she would
knock her eyes out.
• Four Witnesses corroborated the story so told by,
the Prosecotris ;. and upon the part of the Prisoner,
two Witnesses alledged, that .Mrs. Macbeath had
first struck her. across the face, with the piece of
paper. L, • _

The Prisoner; was fOUlldlty, and sentenced to
seven days imprisonment.

.Shackle, a poulterer, in. Swithin's-alley,
was found 1.;.ollty of an assault upon a girl of the
name of Sarah Taylor, his lodger, by violently h.
wading. her entrance into her own apartmerfil
This assault appeared to have arisen kgin. a mis-
conception of the young woman's condun; but the
circumstances were by no means interesting,
'The Prisoner.was tined in 'the sum of 61.

. . ,
Roque. Gonflos, a Portuguese, for an assault on
Authouio §antor, the Master of a Portuguese Vessel,
4 committed to Pbrtsmouth gaol. He had formed a
conspiracy, with several more of his ship mates, to
kill the Master, and take possession of the. Ship and
Cargo.' .a.'hwdesign was happily frustrated.
. .

. -
The*TioliO, 4,03(,), drawn the Third Day of Draw
its; 3 Priio 'O5OOl. Nttis shamd•and sold by J. WAR_
in 140At3i .0011111 in, iq ()la* Half, One Quarter,
One Eliftilt, and Two Sliteenths. The fortunate
Holder; maY receive their Money immediately. All
Person purchasing Tickets. and Shares before Fri-
day, eJ.t. 30, have a chance of the foll Outing Grand
Li.t. of Capitals

i •Prize of

• • • 1),8414
• 1,.030
1,000
'oo

&c. &c. &L.
PRESaNT
London, England, 1807-03-02

::114 AR. R D.

On-Saturday, at Mary-le-bone Church,; R. •Srnall, Esq.
late of the Inner Temple, to :Miss Sava; of Weymouth_
street; Fortland-place, youngest daughter r.ittlielate*George
Savage, Esq. of Madras.
London, England, 1807-03-02

erigwQlly 117. CC., is a
prOill1f11:111 Telt= 11$ MC ri.-
n2acial, Plan proposed by Ministers. Unless the
data of the new System shall be proved to be
correCt, and its etfeEts shewn to be demonstrably
prejudicial to the interests of the State, the Public
will not forego, without the greatest reluctance, the
palpable benefits of a Measure, which, in addition
to the merit of preventing the difficulties and oicon-
veniencies which would attend a great present aug-
mentation of the Taxes, will better enable and dis-
pose the Country to bear, and submit willingly to,
new burthens, if the events of the war should im-
pose the duty of raising a further supply. If such a
necessity should occur, instead of the disappoint-
ment which the querulous voices of Opposition are
eager to anticipate, the People will be duly sensible
of the alleviation afforded by the adoption of the new
System, and wi►l acquiesce, without a murmur, in
further, sacrifices, if 'hey shall appear requisite to
maintain the welfare, the honour, and the safety of
this Country, to promote the Emancipation of the
Nations of the Continent, and to restore the tran-
quillity of Europe.

MAILS.
Ann IVED-z Gottcnburgh, z Dublin, r Waterford.
Gottenburgli, i Lisbon, t Dublin, t Watortbrd.

PRICE OP STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWZLVE O'CLOCK.

Conso!s -
London, England, 1807-03-02

LATI Jit RI2RT.

COURT OF KING'S 11ENCII, FEB. 28.
DOE ON THE DEMISE OF. nizootE Y 7: ftOE.

This was an aEtion in ejectment; brought to re~
cover die possession of certain mortgaged premises
the- Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn., The De-
fendant-,was the widow and executrix:ef, a person. of
the name of Rawson, to whom, in his life, time, the.
Plaintiff had advanced 'various sums of money,,
I.vhich at last, amounted to 2501. and the Plaintiff
becoiniug .. exceedingly urgept fOr debt, ank
not then being able,to pay it, he agreed to
mvrtga4e the premises in.que;ition to.hitp 'for:that
sup. Mr.
~, the present Defendant's r-Attor-.
ney, wa3 croplo!'ed. to prepare the necessary, deeds
updn that occ2siOn ;,,when the Plaintiff complained
of being obliged nto take a mortgage at 5L per'cent,
interest, when, if ihe :could. get his. money
,back, he
should ,4nake
.more 6p:double ,that 'sum of it, in
the edurse of his, trade: In consequence of this,
and fearing 'lest the Plaintiff should insist on his
money, and thereby
,drive Rawson to the last extre-
mity (as was stated by Mr..Carshote,
,Mr.
Clerk), Mr. prepared the.securitiea for a larger
sum than the original debt, by which, the
was to have:.iol. per cent. This deed,,therefore; by
enhancing the consideration, beyond the amonnt of
the real debt, and givi6g it the .complexion of an
usurious transaaion, was void in law ;• and this was
the defence now set up against the Plaintiti's
mand.

TheLeirned Cortnsel for.the Plaintiff.rnad seine:
very severe animadversion's upon the calla:4.a of Mr.
and his Clerk„ in this transa&ion, and said,
it _should be his' uare how .I\l7 Carshore was ever .21-
mined an Attorney of that 'Court; and
.as .for
his condna should be brought as• a subje& for
the consideration of the Court at a future time.
Lord EL LENBOROUGH thar*C.A God that this :IV3'S
.the first transaction of the kind ,which had occurred
since he first :sat in that place. Ile had lievef, before
known an instance of. n Attorney lvi4Ullyhotraying
the interests of those who had. entrusted theiralthirs
in his hands, by suffering them to advance their mo-
ney upon a security- , ‘dicti he knew at the time
must:be void. His LOrdThip.then directed that Mr,
should prepare-proper securities for the mort-
agee, at his'own expenre,. and also should pay all
the expehees whichLe lvd incurred in: this suit, and
iri every thin relating to this transaction, as the only
way to avoid the severe animadversions of the Court
hereafter.
London, England, 1807-03-02

THLA-14.REi3ZOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

MO-MORROW EVENING, March 3, 1807,
I will be performed
THE MANY OF THE WORLD.
Sir Pertinax Macsycophant; Mr. -COOKE.
: . :wzra
HARLEQUIN AND. MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Thursday, The Tempest ;.or, The Enchanted Island;
With thq ne%v Pantomime.
On Tuesday the- Loth of March will be produced a new
Cwthedy, in hve Ads, called Town and D
•Country - or
•
Which is the Best ?
London, England, 1807-01-30

TO PURSERS,.

THE PURSER of a 74 (nowin Dock, and pre-
paring tor
_Commission for Home Service) ivishes to
'Exchange into a Thin! Rate in Ordinary, and not likely to
be commissioned soon.

Letters (post-paid) addressed to H. No. Is, Craven-
buildings, Drury-lane, London, will be attendee; to.
London, England, 1807-01-30

HUSUM MAIL.

FROM THE HAMBURGH CORRESPONDENTEN
Or JANUARY Zr.

[FROM THE TELEGRAPH.]

BERLIN, JAN. 17%7--It is obvious., that every one
knows that at the moment of the Battle of Jena,
a report was circulated with a view of animating
the Prussian Troops, that their Army had made
10,000 French Prisoners of war. These inconside-
rate.persons carried this false news even: to Berlin,
and represented it as a brilliant vi&ory. .lf we
would credit the authors of vi&orious news of this
kind, who exert themselves to publish, two or three
days after they have been received, the Gazettes
from Dantzic and Konigsburgh, as well as letters
from those two Cities, we should be com-
pelled to believe that the French had been
beaten, althouzh it is certain, as we have al-
ready announced, that they have obtained bril-
liant advantages over the Russians at Gu.lymin
and Pultusk, and at Nudemburgh and Wellem-
burgh, over the scanty remains of the Prussian
Army, commanded by Gen. LLSCOQ ; but whether
these Gazettes have been printed or not, that the
French were beaten—whether their pretended de-
feats may lowe been celebrated at Konigsburgh and
Dantzic, it is nevertheless a faCt that the French
have triumphed in every action which has taken
place.

The Russian Army has been obliged to abandon
Ostrolenka to the French, ;And to retreat fighting.
The season has compelled the latter to go into win-
ter-quarters, and the Emperor has retuned to War-
aw ever since the Ist'inst. from \vheiace intelligence
is daily received at Berlin, even so late as yesterday;
since the entry of the French into Ostrolenka, no-
thing remarkable has occurred. We cannot receive
every day from Warsaw details of interesting events,
on account of the events not taking place.

NVAitsAw, JAN. B.—Warsaw is the rendezvous of
several Diislomatists ; the Austrian General, VIN-
CENT, i 3 arrived, and the Prussian General, M. DE
Zasraow, is expeaed : it is said. that Negotiations
for Peace are going to be renewed. The Emperor
NAPOLEON has been here some days.

BANKS OF THE. ELBE, JAN. 19. It is said that.
since the events- which have taken place on the
theatre of war; an Armistice has been concluded be-
tween the F'rench end. Russian Armies : it is also
avid that the Russian Envoy id England„ .M.
A.ro-
PEUS, will Settle the measures to be taken on the re-
commencement of hostilities.

YIENNA, JAN. 7.—The Russian Ambassador at
our Court, M. RAzumowsKY, has received intelli-
gence of the Russians having taken the Island of
Curzola, in the Adriatic, near the Coast of Dalma-
tia, and have placed a strong .Garrison in it. The
College of War has also received •the unexpehed•
news that the Servian Insurgents have taken posses-
sion of an Island near Senilin, called Kriegsinsel
(L'lsle de la Guerre). Orders haVe already been
given to drive the Servians frOm the said Island,' un-
loss they quit it voluntarily ; it is thought that the
Sorvians only occupied it in order to approach with
mole advantage the Fortress of Belgrade.
London, England, 1807-01-30

.11.

Ir.

sir ice shoiild stand for Wednesday with an under-
;landing, that, it the reference of a ballot from Tues-
day should accidentally cause the want of a sufficient
I-Almlier of Mem. hers to form a House, the. Motion
.1101:1:1 come on the next day.
_ . _ „ . _

The Irish Customs' Office Abolition Bill was read
a third time, and passed.
The SPEAKER acquainted the House, that the
Clerk had prepared and laid on the table the East
India Judicature Liits.—Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1807-01-30

MAYO PETITION.

Mr. Po*Eit. gave notice; that on Tuesday nest
be should move to have the Order for taking the
Mayo Petition into consideration on the 24th of Fe-
bruary discharged, with a view to haVe it fixed,
for a more distant day.
Ordered, on the Motion of Mr. Vansittart, that
the Houses at its risings do' adjourn to Monday
next...; : -

• -.leord ,TEIVIPLE brought up the Bill for allowing a
limited miantity of worsted yarn .to be exported an--:
nunlly: to Canada—Read a first time, and ordered to
be read la second time' on .MOnday next.
.Mr.. HOBHOUSE brought .up the Report of tlla
Corn Intercourse Bill; which was agreed to, and
the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Mon-
day.
London, England, 1807-01-30

MR: CAWTHORNE.

On the Motion of Mr. BAtnuttsT, pursuant to his
notice, the Order appointing a Committee to search
for Precedents of- Cases of Members who had been
expelled ,and re-eleEtedl. was rescinded, and a new
Order made, re-appointing the same Committee t-o
search for Precedent's df Cases, touching the expul-
sion of MeMbers,i and also-of Members who hav-
ing been expelled,: had been te-ele&ed, and to re-
port thereon to the House.- -
Mr. VANSITTART obtained leave to bring• in a
Bill for appointing Commissioners to collet the Dit-
ties on Pensions, &c. •$ • •

The Irish Treasury'Bills Bill was read a second
time.•:—To be committed on Monday.

ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

J. •
Mr.'iVILBERFORbA, in adverting to tliis sne-
jedt, stated, that the House would remember the
Resolution
_that had been voted by . that. House in
the last Session of the last Parliament; pledging the
House to take measures for the speedy Abolition of
the Shive.Trade. This 'Resolution,. it would be re-
colleeted,- bound that House to take such steps for
the early abolition of traffic which it 'declared to
be contrary to justice and humanity,. as the House
in its. wisdom should .deem proper. It might htt:
thoUght that those interested in this question ought
to have brought forward the measure in the early
part of this Session ;
.but as a proceeding bad beo.
instituted in the other House of Parliament for that
Purpose, he had been induced to abstain hitherto
from bringing, the subje& under the consideration of
the House.. If that proceeding, however, should' be
extended to too great a length, so as to prechide the
probability of its' passing this Session, he should, if
no more competent person undertook the task, bring
the matter forward in that-House.

Lord HOIVICK was happy that the Hon. Mem-
ber had mentioned the subject, thinking that the at-
tention of the new Parliament could not be too snoa
'clireaed to it. He thdught the Hon. Gent. aaed
right in not having brought forward any proposition
on the subjea, as the proceeding in the other House
would tend to the same end. Their owns honour,
and the honour of the ,House, was concerned in in-
stituting some proceedinw that would lead to an
abolition of the Slave Trade,a which Parliament ha,J,
declared to be contrary to justice, humanity, ant
sound policy.
London, England, 1807-05-07

The principal Chara&ersby
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BELLAMY, •
Mr. POPE, Mr. MUNDEN,
Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS,
Mr2MURRAY, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mrs. C. KEMBLE,
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

iTo:MORROW -EVENING, 11.13 r 8, 1807,
will be performed
PETER THE GREAT;
Or, WOODEN WALLS.

'Boxes 6s. Second price 3s.—Pit 3s.- 6d. Second Price ts.—
Celery 2s. Second Price ft.—upper
,Gallery-ts. Se3ond
krite 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Pla;.ts for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
'
street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
tiall-past Six.
On Saturday, Shakspeare's Historical Play of King Henry
tie Eighth.
London, England, 1807-05-07

To tile GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FRF.EHOLDERS
vs the COUNTY of KHAN'.
GENTLEMEN-,
MI-1E Dissolution of Parliament affords me an
Opportunity which I and most .happy to embrace,- of
acknowledging the high sense. I entertain of the Honour
conferred. by' the—County of Durham, by Trust reposed
in ine during the last Session.—Ann Honour so conferred calls
for every exertion of zeal and aztivity on my part, and en-
courages me to hope, tliJt I shall again receive y,iur Solfrages
tnd Support at the ensuing'Fleciion.

I once
That
more repeat, at I. shall ever at to the best of my
judgment, conscientiously and independently', for the general
welfare of the Country, and fur the dignity and prosperity
of the County or Durhain.• ',
I have the tionuut to he, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful humble Servant,
Ravenswortlt Castle, T.ll. LIDDELL.
May c, ISo7.

DURHAM COUNTY EL4CTION, Mly 6, tBo7.
E COMNIITTEE for promoting the Eli ion
or Mr. 1t.1.)0N meet daily at the (ray's Inn Cot-
fee house, Holborn, at Three o'Ciock precisely. l is re-
quested that all communica nuns tending to that desitsble ob-
ject may be addressed to the Committee, at the Gray's-Inn
Ccalte-nouse, London. • •

THE- FRIENDS of Lord COCHRANE are re-
citx.„..kt to Dille at Willis's Rooms, King,streer, St.
lames's, S LJ RIIA V, the 9th lust. at Five o'Clock ;
JOHN WILLOLK,'Esq'. in the -Chair.
Tickets, izs each, to be had at the Thatched. House
Tavern, St.. I • street ; arid it is particularly requested,
that tlentlemeia. will aopiy for 'Pickets befire I'o-motrow
Night, that it may be k'howit how many to provide tor,

MAI LS.
A iv ED-2 Waterford. DoE.—t Gottenlour&li, I Dublin,
z Wawrford.

fj S Ui~t.

SOLRM guls DICERS VALS'JM AtIOZAT?

L 0 N D ON,

THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1807.
London, England, 1807-05-07

MARRIED.

On'Friday. at the Parish Church. in Leeds, the Rev, Ro-
bert Xforritt, Prebcnthiry of Cathedral Church of kossi
and Redor of Ciistlehaven, in the County of Cork, I rel.ind,
youngest son of the late. John Sawrey Morritt, Esq. of ittike-
by Park, in-the CoUnty_of York, ti 9 Alicia, youngest daii6ll.
ter of William Cookson, Esq. of Leeds.
Lately, the ney.- Henry Isisholi, Vicar of A rdleiggt,
sex, to Miss Kelly,•late.of Douglas, in the 141 e of
London, England, 1807-05-07

GENERAL ELECTION.

ALDERMAN lIANKEY,

Hall, Si% o'Clock, Wednesday, May 6. .
I"t'fiE.Connnittee for concluding the Eledion of
A klerruar, lialikey have the painl'ul task of announcing
Iti's Di ,sol u tion. They return to the Worthy and independent
Liver,- their most heartfelt thanks for, the zealous and.de-
,c;at„-d support wit. which his return was attended this'day
th y most sine rely condole with their Fellow-citibcns
tin the melancholy event winclyhas dt:prived them of a Re-
,presetv hive, who, with a sound and well cultivated under-
s ranslitiz, a..most,exteitsivesoninicrcial knowledge, an in.
,ltexible integrity, and aPtirtti. and Well regulated attachment
to the Laws and,Crinstitution of his Country,. would have
thelighest lustre •on that dignified and exalted sta-
ion.

lOSIAH BOYDELL, Chairman.

To the WOR:I.:HY•and,INDEPENpENT LIVERY of

LONDON..

•cyNTLimeN%
•
JIIE very kind support given me this,day, in the
Common Hall, at the` Nomination of fit 'Persons to
;Represent you in the. ensuing Parliament, d•Nrianels my
war finest acknowledgments. I have nothing more 'to offer
:t oh; testirr.ony of my•gratitude, than a, reference to my
.general conduct, in support of my King and Country, and
tac pledge-of a faithful heart, devoted to the rights and
vileges of my Fellow-citiiens. On this gtound, I most eiir-
pest y cut:-eat the favour of your early attendance at the Poll,
to replace me, tbr the filth time, in the distinguished situa-
tiou Representatives. •
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
Vv'ith the greatest gratitude and ResPeet,.
Your tattlituf and devoted humble Servant.
WM. CURTIS.
State Of the Poll an Wednesday, May 6.
Curtis • - 167 I-Shaw
- • 171 Conitie
flankey 554

• - 148
- 124

SJJAVILLIANI cuittis.

1-71-1 E COMMITTEE for Conducing the Elec-
4, ton' 91 Alderman Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, meet
every day, at the Ohi South Sea House ; and the early at-
mdance of hi's Friends to Poll, at Guildhall, will confer an
additional ol)ligation. - •

T„ the (; EN itEM EN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and
INDEPENDENV •FREELIOLPERSofthq COUNTY
of GLOUCESTER. • • ' • •

GLNTLEMEN,

AN immediate Dissolution of -,Parliament
ing taken place, 1 have the honour again to address
you in Behalf of my Uncle• Vice_ Admiral !-I3erkeley, to
nest• the favour of your Support and Interest for him on
Ihe day of E lectim for the County of C loucesrer, whetiver
that 111:1y take place. The very numerous appearmnceoi his
Friends, and their expressions of his conduct in 'Parliament,
on a tOrmer Dissolution, gives me the flattering hopes of his
being again thought worthy to represent you on the present
occasion.

• I have the Honour to be, • ,
. Geuttemen,
Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant,
DURSLEY.

Springy; Gardens, April 29.
London, England, 1807-05-07

ARMY.

ACAPTAIN of LIGHT DRAGOONS, whose
Regiment has lately gone to India, wishes to Exchange
tcteither LIGHT or HEAVY CAVALRY.
_ Apply by Letter (pWt.paid) to Capt. El-, at Mr.
JSAgues, Hatter, No. 3z, .el-1174n-street, St. tamer's.

WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS.
THE PROPRIETORS' of this -ITottettaking are
,tt tierai) regolied to t'ay 'into the hands of J ()SIAS
kIENA Y ST RAC EY, Esq: their Treasurer, at the Bank-
-144,h0 .4-.• or Messrs. ash, Sibhald, and Co. No. 6, Ber..
eet, )xtUrt.l.street, a further Stn of, 161, per Cent.-
*A ttuau'respeefiNie stthscnptiork, on or before tho zgui inst.
BY Onlet of the Direetort:,
ROBLRT S. SLOPER,;
• Chief Clerk to the Cothpany.
Creat Rttssell-street, Bloomsbury, •
_ _

May 6, iBO7.

1!1/131.1HEE/BY THE BOARD.OP AGRICULTURE.
/VI 8.. YOUNG% SURVEY 'of ESSEX will be
ready tot delivery on the 137:1 in Two Volumes.
ilittir.ded by Fitty-six Engra‘idigs; price One Guinea in
hoards
And Nir. Rudge's Gloucestershire' wilt be ready on Mon.
clay the zith, in one Volume, pike gs. in b-iards. . .
Printed tot kit:heti Phillips, N.,; 6, Bridge-street, - Lon-
4on ; and to be had of all the Booksellers. in Great Britain
anti Ireland. . ,

THE NEXT DAY OF DRAWING,
TUESDAY, .AJAY tz.
IRST-DRAWN TICKET TWENTY THOU-
SAND POUNDS. •
STATE of the WHEEL. .
• •
One of ,C 20,000
Four -of -,C to,coo Eight of .
/*our -of - - sow) I Eight -of - so°
Resides the full Proportion of One Hundred Pound Prizes,
nifty Pound Prizes, and Twenty Pound Prizes, all floating
itt the Wheel.
The Lottery will finish Drawing 2.3 d of May.
TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot-
tery Offices. - '
London, England, 1807-05-07

me honest tonstituda who wduld. blame the
dorn with which he had spoken, or ti,,e ;,which
lie bad deemed it his duty to pursue.

1 s ;

. .
Sir Tacrox:ks Tururox then expressed
and observed, that b 14 yesterday desired l.k.Gou-
stituents to convert minority of 2 into a niiiy;ri!'y
of 200 and that they had most exactly l:tl!il;il; lei
wish. Alluding to the dredjt which Mr. ThnrictOn
had obtained from having been an Aive friend to
the Abolition of the Slave Trade, he exPressed, his
own -rooted adhorrence of.that traffic, it. as
a great satisfadion to him to think that he_had done
his utmost since he had been in Parliament to
abolish. He concluded Avith professing his. deter-
mination to ad an independent part in Parliarnerit
and though generally favourable to the present Ad-
ministration, to.support them in no measure which
should be adverse to the pUblic good.
Mr: CALvER'r confined himself chiefly to,thank-
ing the Eledors for the support they had given him,
,and intreating their further aid in bringing the, con-
test in which he was engaged to an honourable ten,
initiation. Mr. Thornton, he observed, had alluded
to him in the course of his speech, but had,pot charg-
ed him, as he presumed, with hiving done any thing
wrong not having, heard distindly what that
Gentleman had said, he should not endeavour to
reply to it. , ,
London, England, 1807-07-03

,OGD BAIL T;Y, JULY 2.

t I

• ,trihn Pittq wag 'capitalty iridietea for ,privately
stvaling,froin the 11:1Thoti of William Brazier, on the,
Q6dt slime la 4, Elting, in the .County of Mid.
tiletet±t, a one -pound of Englao:ntite, and
sorhe property., :rho charge was proved
but tfunfthe Pioiectitor, Brazier, had
asleop t the iinie,ol.the stealing, in conso,
cruent!e of drink, the Learned Judge h wed', that
when the vice. or misconthi6t of the party ontri.;
htned to the,3teating of nig properly, the ca,e was
not within the statute Malting it capital. The Pet.
soiyer 'was .foutl of stealing only.
Mary Trash alia4 Baterrani, a.girl of 8 yPars of
no; wa capitally indicted fur stealing in the dwell;,
ing4tone. of Eleanor Bryan, of St. John's, Wapping,
two silver watcheg,Nalued at a 15s. The watcho
were pawned; and the duplicates found upon the Pri-
soner; but the charge was only brought laomo as to..
ode of them.
•

The Learned Judge stated, that as this watch could'
only be valued at half of 31. t as. the Offtnlee amount-
ed•only to ; and the Prisoner was found (quit-
ty accordingly.
•
-Abu Conroy was capitally indiEted,- under Lord
Ellenhorough's AO, fur cutting and maituing'Mar►in
Carroll, of Charlotte-buildings, Gray's-Inn-lane, on
the t 4th June. last. Jr.-apoaved that the Prisoner was
beatinguile 'John. Davis., a. tailor, of that place,.
the Pros tOr interfered, and•was cut on the hand
(AM
wh
h a sword by the Prisoner. • ..
,The Prisoner, in his:defence, stated, that he is iii
the recruiting service under Colonel Robinson, and
that .iittspetting • Davis • MS secreting a deserter, he
had seized hold of Lim, when the Prosecutor inter-
feted. I-k added, that the Prosecutor and• his friends
had vowe(i.vengeance against • him, calling him a
crimp Serjeant, and that they •would itake him find
a iitteolld •silver cap for his Prisoner having 4eqn
oticel repanned. This defence was. made out in cvi.
denc;-and•the JuryhrOught in a verdid of acqui4tai.
London, England, 1807-07-03

PRIVATE LETTER FROM IiAUBURGH, JUNE ."4.

" 'We, have as yet no official accounts of. the late
battle. What seems to give, a eeritilil plausibility to
the rumour of the. French having occupied Komas-
burgh on the ttith inst. is an tti‘ertisettient inserted
in The Hanibuigir CortespundeniOn of this day,. in
which the. Public are informed,. by the Officeis of
(he-Growl :Delco of BEan there, that letters will be
taken,' and even forwarded. gratis to Dantzle and
Konigsburgh.
" fThis city has at present. a very small Dutch
gartison. They Dutch gradualiy take away all the
artillery belonging to the City ;, and within these: few
days the ficai 4rmes have arrested great. num-
ber of individuals, accused. of bc..ing English lie-
cruiting-Officers or Agents.
"i The Meeting which lately took place between
the ,king.-of Sweden and I.;itruNt. was a. most curious
one. Tliespirited young Monarch had only in v,it
the miking.aniacquaointance with a French iTharshal,
and for-that purpose desired .Bftutne • to meet :him.
Having been often tempted by BUTIAVARTgi
thought he Would now retort on one of his,Nsrshals,
merely lbr, the purpose of venting his abhorrence of
the tyrant.. Peace was .quite out of the:gnestion,
and the Miirshal havino been obliged to hear tl:e
most overwhelming truths respeiiting his Master,
tired quite mortified end contounded. This ataterrt.t
may be depended On as a tact."
London, England, 1807-05-09

S 4,.
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A TIT I? DAY, MAY 9, 1807.


This Day was pnblished, piice is,
ÜBSTANCE of the SPEECH of Luz:J, Viscortnt
SI DivIOUTH, upon the .Motion of the Alai-gins of
STA F F 012. D, in the HouSe of Lords, on MondaY,'April_ i 3,
itsa
London
: Printed for I. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Ma-
jesty, opposite Albany, Piccadilly:

PAULL and BURDETT REPROVED.'
Third Edition.' . . •
This Day was publiShed, price 3s. 6d.
ALETTER tb the -Right Honourable the Earl
ut,,,,i„iKA, on theConduct.of Mr. PAULL towards
His Rpyil: lligline;is the PRINCE of.WA LES, wit i Notes
Critical and Admonitory. In' which the Character and
PrincipleS of Mr. l'aull and Sir Francis Burdett are exi..
mined, and their origin and tendency briefly elucidated.
Printed for lonian and Maxx:velt, 331, -Strand; and Mr.
Chapple, Pall Mall. -
•Of whom may be had, price 3s 6d. •
A.Critical Catalogue of the Pictures now eXhibiting in the
.I!ritish Caller?, Pali Mall.
London, England, 1807-05-09

SOUTHWARIC ELECTION.

Yesterday the contest for the Borough of Swith-
wark terminated in favour of Sir T. Tun.ToNs and
H. THORNTON, Esq.—At four o'clock, when OA
Books closed, the numbers were,

For Sir T. Turton -
H. Thornton, Esq.
Mr. Calvert -

2152
1824
1634

It was then notified that Mr: CALVERT had re-
signed, and the successful C itadates were d
-duly eleBed by the High, Bailiff with the usual it. -
tuality.
Sir T. TURTON and Mr. THORNTON ad lresied the
Ele6tors, and, expresed.their graiitude I.:r the ho-
nour dcine them, and a det&mination to study the
interests. of their Constituents. On leaving the
'Hustings, .they were received by the populace
loud acclamations, and finally r de round Lae )..10-
rough in open landans,• attended by a cavatcalle of
carriages and horsemen, decorated with blue and
orange ribbons.--The ceremony of chairing takes
place next week.

CITY OF' LONDON.--The Poll continued yet,ter-
day hi a languishing and formal way. The num-
bers .ere,

Sir Charles Price
Sir W ill iam Curtis
A llerinan Shaw
Apeman COrnhe
A Alderman Hankey -
The realm of the old ;Members is now certain.

1714
164 r
1494
27

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1807-05-09

' The follOwing` curious cirCurnttance -vet:A:rat('
lately at a country church in a,noFthern county.
curate had kept •his congilegation ntar
12 o'clock, when on his, :Reverence's ,arrival,
•
clerk rang in, and the morning prayers were
the holy mm then ascended the ptilpit, took his text,
and was dividing his subjed into.separate beads,
when suddenly the large door was opened, and a
boy of pave. years of age enterod, who cried aloud,
." Daddy, ye inun cunt yhame tot dinner:"- The
feelings of the Minister and his audience may be
,•better conceived titan described.

The following singular, favours of good fortune to
the Adventurers at the Office of J. BitA&shoma and
Co. is an incontrovertible 661, namely, the First and
Only 20,0361:13rize ever sold; 'No: 2.4,305, drawn ofv
the Aid of last, month, was -partaken: 9f, by 78
viduals, as follows,: one Half to a Lottery Society
of 40 members, in OXford-street, one Quarter among
24' members of a Lottery SoCiety at Norwich, one
Sixteenth between 12 members in a club at Thame,
an Eightlyto a Family at Salisbury, and the remain 7
ing 'Siiteenth to one of our, brave Defenders oil
board the Bailletir, off Plytnorith.- 'Likewise the
First o,oool,;ever shared, No:- 24,206/ was sold vf
and the First-Blank, as first-drawn, everentitleci,to
20,11001. No. 37,24.7, was sold,_ in shares. Also the
Fiht and Only aooul. 'ever slored; No: 37,99 was
Sold ;
,and Where the Last 25',0001. shared,• No.'
12,719, was, together with Five Prizes of 20,0o0l.):
and upwards, with one of 0,0001. several 5;0001` x"
and, 20001. sold in the Lotteries for I'Bos and IsOfik,i
in more than 267 different Shares, pod paid one.
demand. Where likewise Tickets and Shar'es are,
ficiw ceiling,' warranted undrawn, 'in' The preseititi
Lottery, amt the First drawn on Twsdav; the t
inswit, will be entitled to 20,0,001. .and may . be,
30;0001.

• BIRTIi,
On the 7th inst. Mrs. Williams, of Red-lion-square, of a
Son.
London, England, 1807-05-09

NUMBER, 4570.]

• TIIEATRE,ROYAL, DRURY.LAN
THIS PRIIISENT EVENING, May 9, 1807,
will be perforrhei • •
ADELGITHA; •
Or, THE FRUITS l)F A SINGLE ERROR.
The ClhAraders by
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. H SIDDONS, Mr. ELLISTON,

Mr. COOKE, Mr. CABLES,
Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. SI DDONS,'Miss TIDSWELL,

- Miss BOYCE.
The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY,
And-the Epilogue by Mr ELLISTON.
WITH

THE YOUNG 'HUSSAR ;
Or, LOVL AND MERCY.
The Overttire anti Music coin posed by Mr. Kelly.
Tile Characters by, • -
Mr. ELLISTON, Nir.•F.YRE, Mr. CHERRY,
44r. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM,' Mr. F_.I.I7.SIMMONS,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mts. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND.
tioxestiS. Second trice 35.—Yit 3s. (A. Second Price zs.
•—Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper. Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. -
Place's for the Boxes to be taken-at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street. • !
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and at
Rai-past Six
.

WANTS A PLACE,
AS PORTER, a' 4catrt active MAN ; hasno ob.
jeclion to any kiitd.of,,Work where h. might be found
seult to his Employer, in writing small Accounts; can
have an undeniable Character for industry, Honesty, and So-
br'ery ; and SecUrity, it required. —Letters (post-paid), di_
reeled to A. B at No. la, strcet, Haymarket, will be
duly attended to.
London, England, 1807-05-09

.
'HEATN.F. KciyAL, covENT-GARDILN.
ON MONDAY .NEXT, May 11, 18U, will
PETER THE GREAT;
Or, WOMAN WALLS.
- The principal Charaders by
Air. C. KEITBLE, Mr. BELLAMY,.
Mr. POPE, Mr. MUNDEN, . •
Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS, • •.
Mr. I%IIIItRA-Y, Mr. INCLEDON•,
Mrs. C. KEMB,LE,
••• Miss 130 LTON, Mrs. DAV EN'PORT.;
• wft,ii
HARLEQUIN' AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. - •
Principal Ch«ratters'
•
Mother Goose, Mr. SI MMONS ;
afterwartts Harlequin, Nlr. KING and M. 80.
LOGNA, jun. ;
Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squirt Bugle, afterwatis Clown,•Nlr. G It' MAL Ul ; •
Oddtish, Mr. MENAGE I •
Cabin-Boy ;with a Song), Master SMA LL FY. •
_l3oxes hs. Second Price 35.—Pit3s. 6d: Second Price ..- 25-
;allery as. Second. Price • is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
r rice' 63.—N0 Money to be returnct.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-0184, in Hart.
street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Halt-past Six.
London, England, 1807-01-16

filet*, 0-oceecled to .1\:/r. Whitt:ire. ad's house,
where they deter Mined Fordharn should first en"
ter, followed by Harvey .anti 13ardou, while the
Witness held. Tile door on the outside,, to
,Fm"
-vent Surprise.. After they had tilled 'the house Of
alhtthe Money and valuables they could "easily Cori'
vcy away, they retired to the summit •of the, hill;
where. they divided the 'booty -equally, reservino
small quantity to drink 'success to their future t 111"
dertakings.
The Coflstable, Trott) who apprehended
soners, as we stated, in our P2per of yesterday,,goq
evidence with resped to iheir al prehension,
in. the '§-litne words. • He corroborated the 'gamin e'iik
01,411640 y and maid,.by producing the white maoki,-.
stated to have been used by Harvey, and found in 10
possession.
Ti'e TYry, after a f6Vr,i-rhinutes deliberkion- gavel
in a verdict

During the storm on Christmas day; -thiee'boatg
belonging to the village ant); field,in the neighbour-
bood of -Elgid, *eke reeked upon' that: coast, i iftad
every person on -board perished. The.,ercws epp,l
sisted of eighteen 'men and three_ boyl.-433:, this
talattritoui. event; widows 'and' abut 50
chil-
dren'are left 'ilestitt4e. Oile•ofthe'widoiv-sc *ho had
lost ber.husband.and tww,aons, died ;of grief a fevt.
•
days after this disaster:

• • ' BIRTHS.
•
Or.ioe'tclth iist,,at Halley Bury House,neat,Hertfinci, the
wife of the aev. Mr. LUscombe, eta Son.
On the 7th inst..at the Parsonage-House, Great Witch-
ingliani, in the County of Nfortolk, ibe Lady of colonel the
Hon. William Fitzroy, ofa Son..

MARRIED,
. •
' Yesterday, Mathias Wilks, Esq. -of Dartford, in Kent, td
!!. Mrs. Browne, of Welling, in Kent. - .•
•
!. On. Wednesday .last,- Anthony Galwey, Esq. of Caitick
on Suir, fo Miss Costello, of WelbeJt-sircet:::.' • •
Lately, at Berwick, Mr. George Davidvin, Mariner, te.
Mrs. Ann Herriott, widow, both of that Parish. It is veil
singular, that the banns of the bridegroo of PIO.
dadghters by'- a former wife, were published in Berwict;
Church•on the same. day.
London, England, 1807-01-16

1/GL).

vpn Wednesday last, at his hoUse in Pulteney- street;Bathi.
Arthur Acheson, Earl of Gosford, Viscount Gosford..9l
`l`,larket-till; Governor of Armagh;, inticeeded his. father
Archibald; the late Viscount, Sept. .5, 179 o; married, 113'
• 4.774,0 Millicent, daughter of Lieutenant. General Edwbrtt
Pole, and by her has issue four sonsand three daughters.
viz. Archibald,, Lord Gosford; married Idly zo, 18,5, Miss
Svv, 9114
daughter of • Robert Sparrow, Esq. of Wora
lingham, in Sutiblk ; Arthur, deceased ; Arthur Pole, de"
'ceased I Edward ;- Olivia, married, March 14, 17,7, Robert
Bernard Sparrow, of Abingdon, in Hustingthisture, Esq•
' ;.lary, married, Feb 19, 1803, Lord.SViiliain
vernur of Fort:St. George, in the Last Indies, second son Of
William, Duke of Portland, K.G. , ,and Millicent, Thg
Earl ofdosford lived for many 'years, after he was married.
. on' the Continent, and was considt:red one of the most elegant;
,and well-bred inefrof the age. He was above sixty.yeara of
and had been for some months in a declining state of
.health: •
= On the 3 tst of 06tober last, at Antiwa, •prigadier-General
'Crofton Vandeleur,
_of Kilrush, County of Clare, Ireland.

Lately, at Bath 'Mrs. Dutton, relid of R. Dutton, Esqo
brother to Lord Sherborne. • _ _

On the 6th inst. at his house in Sloani.,square, Chelsea,
,Colonel Robson, 'natty years in the lion. East-india Corn,
pany's Service, anti late Lieutenant-Governor of St. tletentit
aged 7..
OA Thursday the gtla inst. lane, the wife of Clement Win'
stanley, Esq. Vice-Lieutenant for the County ot Leicester.
Yesterday, at his' house at Edmonton, the wife of Edward
"Ilizgjsq. of Hatton,garden. •
On Sunday last, Mrs. Kidd, of Rathbone-place, aged 72•
-The-satne day. at Wells, ot an apoplexy, Miss 001611110
.daugOter ut the late Samuel Holland, Esq. of Tell'oury, 'Not,
cer)nMonday
erShlre
last, at Pentonville, Dolben, wife Of'
John Etiktesh Dolben, Esq.
Tne,satue slay, Mrs. Catherine Chaßon, of Cross•streett
On the 'nil inst.; at his house in Hammersmith, Anthony
'Aransolo, ,Esq. aged 72.
'On Monday last, at his houSe, litickheath, Robert Bell'.
Esq. aged 64.
O'n Wednesday last,. Mrs. Anna Maria Evans, cf East'
street; Red•lion-square, agd 84. .
London, England, 1807-03-24

ninfllS,

On Tuesday last, itt Weittrooreiand-street, Dublin; the
H. Mrs. Ruche, Lady of Philip Roche, Esq:. of a Son
and Heir,
On the 14th inst. the Lady of Rear-Admiral Wells, of a
Son,
On the. t6th inst. at Upper Ryde, in the Isle of Wight,
the Lady of Captain Sheppard, of the Royal Navy, of a
Daughter.
On Friday morning, at Brickendenbury, Herts, the Lady
of William Dent, Esq. of a Daughter.
London, England, 1807-03-24

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On tile 9th inst. at Walsal, in Stall'ordshire, the Rev. 1.
W. Wickes:, Rcztor ot Wardle,' cum .110 ton, RUtlandshire,
to Miss Kos* Leonard, second daughter of the late Mr. S.
Leonard, of Conduit-street, flanotier square.
On Saturday last, at Sunbury, W "I'. Williams, Esq.• of
"Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, to Miss Crawshay, of Cy.
fat tlita, it the County of C. lamorg
On Sunday, at Wilthainst,w, M. I'. Harris, Esq, second
son of Geitecil Harris, of Belmont, Kent, to Emilia, the
youngest daughter of the late W. Murray, Esq of WattllaM.:
stow,

On Tuesday last, at Newington, William Mordue, Esq:
of Walsttnti, Northumberland, to Miss Letitia MaLnab, of
South place, Kennington.
Lately, at St. Ce rge's, Hanover-square, Dennis 'O'Lea.
'ry, Esq. •of Grosvenur plice, to Miss Ellen Hutton, daugh.
ter o: Ur. Hutton, 01" the Royal Military Academy, Wool.
wick.