The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-14 00:00:00

MARRIED

• On Monday the 4th inst. at Kirrouchtrec, Scotland, Co,-
loncl John ShaW Maxwell, of the z3d Light Draoons, se;
cowl son-of Sir LVillt in Maxwell, of Springkell, Bart. to
Miss Heron,- only daughter of Patriek:',Heron, of Hewn,
Esq.', 44. for the Stewartry of Kirkentibrignt.
On the 29th tilt'. at Edinburgh, John Wright, of Bailony,.
Esq, •.to Miss Ann Christie, daughter of Captain john Chris-
tie,. of the Argyleshire Militia. • _ ,
`Oii the -25t11 ult. at Ltiss,'"Sebtland; Colonel.Ludovick
.Colq,thoun, IZOS Lodge, to Miss Mclntyre, daughter of the
Rev. Dr. M'lnryre, of lenorchy.
On Saturday last, at St. George'S, Blbomsbury, Bartho.
lornew FOrtes; Esq. oof Great Ititsscii-street, to Miss4-lar-
riet. Stone, third daughter of •Ric..4lrird Stone, Esq. of Chisle-
huist, --in Kent.
' The sane day, at St. Sepulchre's, Mr. Jacob Wood, of-
Threadrieedle.:strt.o,. to Miss Sarah Ann Sparrow, second
daughter of Mr. Jonathan Sparrow, of West•Sniithfield.

DIED

010'u-es:lay morning, ,in Russell-place, aged three years
antra hall' Edward Knatchbull, third son of NVyndluttA
ii:cnatclitind, Esq.
On Simday last, at Cobham .Hall, in Kent, of a fever, the
Honourable ,I;ady• Catharine Bligh, eldest daughter of the
.. '
Earl of D.arnley. The loss Of a most amiable and 6ccomplilh-
ed Child,-"possessing, with the sp,rtiveness of tender tears,
many•pleasing qualities and talents in a•st ate of unusual ma-. •
turity, can only b,:-; appi-eciated by her afflicied parents, who
'have so hiany reasons to lament it. •
• On Sur dty night, at his houSe •in Mark-lane, John Shool.
bred, Esq. aged 6L.
On the 24th of 06tober last, of the yellow fever, in the
Island of Jamaica, William Kilgour, M... D.. Surgeon of the •
6th Battalion of the 6oth R.eghnent.
On the 31st ult. at AraA-deen, George Ogilvie, Esq. of
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Ozi the 14th'ult. at Haw ick, Miss Rachel Marianne Wil-
son, second-daughter of the late Dr. Andrew Wilson, Physi-
cian in_London.
On Saturday seunight,-nt Keltonhead, Scotland; Mrs.
Johnston, .wite of William johnston, • Esq. of Demetant. • -
On the 31st ult. at BlalrstOn, Robert Moore; Esq. of
Blairston.

Monday se'nnight, at Armathwaite, near Keswick, in the.
73d year of herage, Lady Fletcher, relid of Sir Lionel Wright
Bart. of Hutton, in cumberland, and mother
ot'Sir Frederick:Vane.
On the 7th inst William Browne, Esq. of Tallentire
in the,County of Cumberland.
On Fiiday last, at Kennington, aged 73, Mrs. Holmet,
relict of the late WillLm Rohner, Esq.

PKICIE OP STOcKS,
'YESTERDAY.•
'B*nk Stock .' . -tildia Stock .._ .
Navy 5 per Cent. ri7n Exche/j. Bills s. s..prectu •
'; per Cent. 1797, 9S • - Flllidilifle IlittO prem.
Irish 4 per Cent. 3:1 Exchequer :lills par --
4 pe,.7r Cent. Con. £4O. - New S. S. Stock
;.per Cent. Red. 68 71 Onlilititri
sperCeut.Coq. 67iKt. • I niper. 3 per Cent. 67 61
Ditto Scrip ' . Ditto Aup., 121, '
Rink Long Ann. 19 is-16i hank for Account
Ditto Sltort Ann. . India for Account
Ditto St. • . - -..- .. Consols ibr Open. 69 64

• • TO FRENCH .EMIGRANTS. _
‘AATANTED • a CLASSICAL SCHOOL, is
Vl' the Vicinity of Shrewsbury; a Native of France, r°
;reach the-f reach Language. Any French' Gentlerrian desir-
ous ofsuch a,Situation, .will meet wUh every encouragement
'possible, and may -learn the particulars, by applying (post-
paid) to Mrs. Wood, Printer of the Shrewsbury Chronicle. ,
The Situation will be an extremely lucrative one to arii,
person-who can engage to Instruct in Drawing as-well as. the
French Language.
OLD MADEIRA,
• Meliorated by keking zoa3 Gallons in a Vat.
SPFINCER and Pl 4 T,R•KINS, • Wine-Merchants,
L." No. 44, opposite the Church, Snow/hill, take the li-
'berty of acquainting the Curious in Wine, that no India
Vo) agc can soften and improve Madeira to- the extent their
Vats do, as they not only make it more agreeable in flavour •
to the palate, bat more restorative and wholesome to the
' stomachs of ie aged and infirm, for which that Wine, when
iri perfedion,• is so Celebrated. -
Their Bueelixis ingreatperfedion, and this is the season
for drinking it: it is deemed efficacious in disorders of the
Stoneand Gravel.
No.less than aDozen sent to any part of the Town,
free of expend.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PART OF PARK-LANZ, '
TO .BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE, '
• , At his Great-Room, hi Pall Mall,
•On THURSDAY, January 28, at One o'Clock,
By ORDER of the'SOLE EXECUTOR,
A NOBLE; SPACIOUS, and SUPERLATIVE'
LY ELEGANT 'MANSION, with extensive ar:
tached 'tat(' detached OFFICES, suited fora PERSONAGE
of the First Rank and Contegnerice,, late the Residence 0'
Property of
the COUNTESS at HO Lll ERNE SSE,deceaibri. fr
The Premises; in point oCsite‘ and situation, inky be" fan'''.
ed the first midmost d,Ssirable in the MET ROP() LI S, coo";
prising a most splendid Suite of SIX MAGN FI C ENA
APARTMENTS the PRINCIPAL FLOOR, wel
conneefed; of large dimensiims, just lwroportions, andti►tish
in a • style of.superior taste and elegance; the Windows 0
which opening mto a Balcony, blend all the enchantil4
beauties of HYDE-PARK, with the: splendour of WI
Room's, :Which tan' only be exceeded by the neatness ay"
'cOinforts of the Secondary and Domestic Apartments.
- The MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE corresponded
with,the'MA.NSlON, FRENCH PLATE PIER GLAF,'
SES of matchless beauty and pel-fectiOn,. purchased by to;
late Earl during his- Residence in France, may he had
valuation:,at,
fair valuation:, or they will be sold by. PUblic Sale, on ta'"
Premises, and an early possession may be had.
lii .the, course of the .Season will lie sold the capital aO4
matchless Colledion- of FLEMISH and DUTCH CA 13,1''
NET PICTURES,rt, CHEF. D'CEUVRIS of the most ce..'ei
brated and adinired Masters, in their pristine and per.,l,-
:A' e a great assemblage-of the most valuable SE 3( Vl'
D RESDEN, old, coloured; and blue JAPAN -CHIN A, f.
APAN CABINETS of the first class, and various 00"

I,Eireei, in BRONZE,' OR-MO ULU, Ste. :Rme-
Particular:: may be had at the Rainbow Cakhouse, Ccniv
hill ; and irt Pall-Mall.

DROPSY.'
LUXMO9.RE, of SoothaMpton-Buildior
..I.V.L,'Holbcirn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) this'
It necessary to acquaint the Public, that he continues to.,t;
-tend Patients in the ditibrent species of this Disorder.
in Town and Country.—See his Address to ifydropic,,i'vf
iients, 3J Edition, with additional Cases annexed.—Sow'
xii,l)lsy and Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street.
• N-.-B, 'No Letters, unless post paid, attended to.