The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

OXFORD, JULY Sla

The examinations for the Degree of A. B. having
closed yesterday, the honour" of-the First and Second
Class were adjudgr.li to the following Gentlemen,
the names in each Class being alphabetically arranged
according to the Statute

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TII R FIRST CLARS —ln'Literis
Cotton, Henry, Christ Church.
Fletcher, facoh Brazen NOSt.s.
Hamilton, Wiiliarn, College.
Heath, Robert, Brazen Nose.
Oakeley, Herbert, Chri,t Church.
,Storey, Anthony, Wadhain College.
Tis Sr.cob CLASS,
Anderton, John, Wadharn College.
Ashton, Ellis, Brazen Nose College.
Bevan, Gcorge,.Worcester College,
Jl 11, Robert, Oriel College.
Ellis, Charles, (hr st
l‘likes, Edward-, A
Radcliire, fa'nes,•Citrist Church,
Saurn,rzz. lames, Christ Church. •
Vern) o, Christ Church.

LowER DIViSiON CI, THE SECoND
A rsky. Right Honourable Lord; Christ Church.
13radridAe, Henry, NVadhain College.
Bury, Edward, University College.
Clay, Francis, Trinity College.
Davies. Robert, festis Cellege.
Delves. William, St. Min's Coilegp.
Gnuntlett, Frederic, %V dham College.
Gregorie, David, Christ Church.
Harriott, ' Exeter College. •
Harrison, John, Magdalen College.
Hunt, George, Trinity College.
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Ord,. lames, Union College.
Ruck; David, St. Edmond Hall.
Wilson, Williams. Christ Church.
Younge, john, University Cpllige.
FIRST CLASS—In Dis. Math. et Phys.
Storey, Anthony, Wadham College.
SECOND CLASS—In Dis. Math. EV Phys.
Bardfige, Henry, Wadham College.
LOWER DIVISION-OF SECOND CLASS
Apsley, Right. Hon. Lord, Christ Church.
Wilson, William, Christ Church.

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Asa substitute for bread, the French troops in Porto•
gal eat the corn, after it has been first bruised and then
'boiled, and they eat the maize 'roasted. For some
tinie' they have. been forced to eat this food, as well
as the meat, without the seasoning of salt, the supply
of which is allc9nsumcd. In Alemquer, where the
prisoners were, the corb is already done, but _there
,still remains some at Santarem and its vicinity. It
Was not known, however, whether they ;mended to
remove it from that place, which would not be easy,
-or whether they will change the principal position of
their troops more to the rear. , The horses, oxen,
mules, wander promiscuously about in ' the fields,
There is still some maize to be found ! the ptiscners
were not certain whether this kind of food had been
quite consumed or not ; but we knowd here cannot
be any at this time of the year, as it would now be
rotten witfrthe rain. Such a situation must every
day grow worse,
Corts-ExottANGs, Nov. 28.—There are dcr many
fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, but tolerable quan-
tities on hand, and sales rather give way in price ; in
Barley and Malt little variation ; White Pease like,
wise ;-- Beans of the two kinds dearer ; Oars are in
very short supply, waiting arrivals, of the few sales
made tip- prices are coitside'red almost nomin:4l;
Flour at last.quolation.
Wheat -66 s a gos a vs Tiat Beans - 4621 a sis
Fine ditto - . 94S a 93S Oats . ... 25.• 3cv, a 39;
Rye (new.)` - -38 s a 4s, Poland tiitto_ -3(),. 4 4IVS
Barley - . . 35; a 456 Potatot ditto - .i;. a -
Malt - - . 7as a B:rs Rape Seca • - 4:0 a c:-.NI
white Pease • s 565 a basllne t tur - Scs a E•zs
Grey ditto - -48 s a ;ji Seconds . - . 75s 4 SOS
Beans . - - s3s a Sys

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n the. LONDON C.;.;1ZE,TT4:.., ;Nov; 27, 810.

Admiralty-Oflice, .Nov. 27, 1810.

• - ,
y of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Drury, Commander in.
Met' of his.Nlajesty's ships or vessels in the East Indies,
;-, J. W. Croker, Lsq. dated on board the Cornelia, in
1 !alms Roads, luly ,tz, ate. ' _

i11.t1; , .
tn.
te.rmSlxelli)l:iesnr,iioleonnrecnrer:Mt
jooufilcltthopefletAahSeduirniteiiriganil;tftytHwctaomrpd.iientsgi 1
eotofLso: owr ud
o,s
i'. •t.ets received from Lieutenant •AUgustus Vere
, 4• ury, commanding li:s- Majesty's' cutter Sylvia,
ii` :ailing the eircurnsfances attending the capture of
..,,' IY?tch stational "brig, of eight guns, with two
1 ,ti.sports,. and the destruaion of three piratical
~' Qws; and feel happy in the opportunity of
.being
(i: le to express my approbation of the conduEt and '
stioguished gallantry of this old and deserying
' titter, which refletts cin him the highest Cre-
',, t, and will, I trust, recommend him to their
rdships.' ', . . ,
The Echo g the thirteenth vessel of force which
rs recently been talcen from the' enemy on the
)ast of , Java:- v
. .
I have the honour to be, &c. .. . -
- (Signed) - W. O'B. DIWRY.
I -
His Majesty's Cutter Sy Ivii,..off.,
,Ne SIR, Angra. 'Joint, April ;o, 18Ao.
ifi Proceeding.. thyouglithe straits of Sunda,. three
b eparate attemPts were made, by arthed.prows,tO
- .
"1 top-the progress. Of his Majesty's cutter unt;ervmy.
:ornmand i. the .position taken by these•vesseis was
t ..10.sd. to thei..sl. *ut Cracatoa,
vone, of whom,
..on.ihe
Ah inst.. swept out to the Sylvia, but was .soon
" .trove on shine, taken possession of, and
.de-,
1 itroyed, after taking out ote,six-pounder. .- On the
- 7th .inst. an armed pro, of.large. dimensions, ad-'
sauced so close to his, Majesty's cutter, that I...judged,
it necessary to deviate Irotr3 my ccufse and deStroy •
h . - .
this pirate, which resolutely approached : a boat,
ii, under the command .of •au Otticer, and a party of

voluntt-ers,proceeued. to, harass the :enemy, -.who,
hnow endeay.crared to escape, but was .preventedl by
the brisk fire of musquetry kept up by the detached
party, Which took possession without sustamingthe.
smallest loss.
, On the 11th instany, a large lugger, at anchor
1 under Cta.Ci-tto, Was Seen. to get under weigh, her
moyement indicating au hostile intention I thete-
i fore equipped-the. prize, gave. her in "command 'to.
Mr. Chesiiaye,. who resolutely net tie enetny!s•ap-
proach, .compelting him to- seek salety by fi,ight •
an island, intrrvening, caused .us to lose bight of. the
enemy, therefore w.eighed anchor and stood out for
the purpose of stippottiog the %olunteersi who,. I
saw, on the Sylvia coining up, were ou the point of
boarding the ohs, inai e tefusal .of t he• ei,etny to
yield, compelled me to open and continue a .destruc-
tive fire until the lugger sunk.
Herewith I have the honour to transmit you a list
of killed and wounded, with a descriPtiou of the
vetssels attacked,. ' • - • -
Armed prow, of, i -six pounder and 3o men. .••
Armed prow, of 2‘.six-pounders and 3o men 2,
killed, i
woven; • '
• Armed lover prow, of 3 eighteen.pounders and 72 men ;
Bided anc'wouild,d unknown. • . . 7
Sy ivi47bione killed;. 8 nail), wounded, i since dead.
1 haVe the honour to be, &c, .

SIR,

(Sigtied)

A. DitURY3
Lieutenant and Commander.

His Nlajesty'stuttei Sylvfa, off Middleburgh
. .4pril 27, 18.10.

I hate the honour to mention to your Exeellency,,
that on the 26th instant, at break of day, three
armed brigs, with two, log-sa4 vessefs, vkere.discern—
ed under sail in the vicinity of Edornlslandi hasten-
ing towards 'Batavia. Measures were instantly taken
so intercept •the stermnost
.veels, by
.bringing to
close action the Dwell r_!sional brig D'Ech,o ot eight
six poiniders, and forty;six men, commanded by.
Lieutenant Christian III:lamp, who -surrendered
to his Majesty's cutter, after .a .sharp
.contest
twenty minutes, having „three' *killed and seven
wounded, ourselves sustaining :a IoSS -of four inch.
killed and three wounded. „.. .
The instant ,that a separßion b.etween the Sylvia
and her prize could be effected, .'pursuit was
.given
to the heaths-lost brigs, which, aided-by a favourable.
breeze, and intervening ph0415, effeeted their escape..
to the batteries ot Unrust-i—leaving his Majesty's,'
cutter to take'poSsession of to-r.l.transports, mount-
ing tw-o nine-pounders, and defended by sixty/men
each ; out twelve.. days: from Sonrabaya,-)aderr with
artillery. equipage and tialuable .European goods.:
Sub-Lieutenant Chesnay,e'.s conduct in thiS affair,
and throughout the I.v hate eruiie, -has been. highly',
snerittnious 71 therefore beg. leave to-recommend
him to }.our Excellency as a brave young Officer.
The interior Officers and seamen evinced • the
gteAtest desire cif bringing the whole of the erlemy 8
lured to action;- although much weakened...by a de.
riciency of twelve men, .rendered incapable by
wounds receited- On a recent occasion with some
desperate pirates.
• I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) A. V. DRCJItY,
• Lieutenant and Commander.
His Excellency Rear Admiral Drury,
4:c. &c. East Indies.

AdmiraltyOtfice, ..t\ov. 27, 18.10. -•-
Vice-Admiral Drury, Commander in-Chief in the
East Indies, has transmitted to John Wilsoil
Esq.. two Letters he. bad ,received from Captaio.
Tucker, of his Majesty's ship Dover, one inclosing
a report from Qapt.Spe.ncer, of the Samarang sloop,
of a successful attack made by him on the fort in
the Island of .Pulo Ay, from ;.hence he removed the.
garrison, Ordnance, and public propetty;; .and'-the
other, transmitting t4e.follo wing list, of vessels-c -
lured by thk shipa,uncler Captain Tutker's.orders„
between the.slh;of March ati,d
.29th of April .lasc':
Account of Enemy's Vessels cal-Otte :by hiS Majesty's Ships
under my orders, befwecnzhibitll of March and zyth
Dutch Ship Caroline, I litnott, Captain, of six guns-and
1 men, c.ipfilreti by the Co.?tivvallis; company's cpaizer,
laden who .1/41pplies fur 74rliate,, „..
Dutch brig Recruiter' D:—Vidgetioard, Capilai,n, of 12 guns
and co men, captured bbt •.
Dutch brig Dely,-1. Solirms,ff,':.Captai,n, of to guns and 28
men, capture:l_l)y the r..4o.r.u.wths.

Dutch brig iSlammas, of 4 guru and 3,rs rren ; lade: with Go•
virtiment supplies tor Arnboyiut,ilatide.t, l'ermate,_ll.lertaclo, -
and Girontoll. -•
Dukh brig Maidienne, of z guns and z; men; laden with
ditto., . _
Dutch brig .E ugelinai Rose,. Captain, of 4 guns and 3o men ;
'•l4clen with ditto.
Dutch brig Lieu Sing, of 2'gtins;anir3c; men ; laden with
ditto.* •
Dutch Sloop Wrap, of 2 guns and 2.0-merl : laden ss ith ditto.
Dutch Sloop Nlacas,..ar, z gun's and ;8 men laden with
char,:
Dutch sloop, of z guns and to men ; tiden
Dutch sluop, of
,z,guns and tz, ;nen ; laden With ditto.
i Signed) EDWARD TUCKER.

t
Abstra&.
t ship, 6 brigs,. 4 stoops, S 3 Vessels" of various descriptions
,trout forata accounts since'Stlf becetnber, tilo9 —To-
tal 64..

- (Signed)

EDWARD TUCKER.

4dmiralty-Office, November 27, 1610.
Copy`of a Letter from Captain Hotham, of his Majesty's
. Ship the Northumberland, addressed to Admiral Lord
Gambier.

_Northumberlarid at. Sea,
Nov. zz, OW.

W. Leggassi,.ks; Butt-lane, 1.);"ptfold. Nov. 30,, at.
one, Dec. 3; stt an. 8, at t... 11, at Guildhall, London. At.
turnies, Messrs.
_Nelsen and WA:nu-urge, lcuig's-road, •
•
• ,
1. Keoug,h, King-street; St. James's-sc,uare, tailor, Dec. 3,
to, and lan. 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, 111 r. 'l'.
Evans, Hatton-gat-den.
1 . Clifford, of r ultieck, Yorkshire, and .1 . 1 ackson, of
Queen-street, Clteapside, London, merchants, Dec. 5, to,
..and Jan. 8, at eleVen, 'at the Golden -Lion, Leeds. A ttur--
ides, Messrs. Atkinson and.lloltand, Leeds.
j. Grace; Itotolph.lane. broker, Dec.. t, at twelve, 4, and
fan. 8, at one, at G aihlhalL Attornies, Messrs. Gale and ,
Sort; IS..xiford-street, lfedford-toW;
DIPIDENDS.
• Dec. 31. 1. l3loore, Ludgate.hill,vidualltr; at one; at Guild-
hall. .
Dec. 19. E. and C. luxon, Birmingham, brass-founders, -at
elven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingli-un.
Dec. at. W. Bishop; Swineshead, Lintolifshire, grocer,' at
eleven, at the Pcac.ock Inn, lsoston4
Dec. 2Z. E. Whittenhury, Liverpool, merchant, at, twelve,
at the c.lobe 'tavern, julna,street, Liverpool.
Dec. :8. W. Bedford and S. Summer, Foster-lane, linen.
drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall. -
Dec. 3E. W. Rted, Drury-lane, apothecary, at twelve, at
Dee. al. I. Colerhan, Silver-street, Golden-square, tallow-
cbantiler,.at one, at .
Dec. 18, j. Angell, and W. Ftankum, Reading, woollen-,
drapers, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading,
CERTIFICATES.
Dec.'lB. 11. HlClreloll, Stockport, vitlualler.
VV lamb , Leadenhall= street, librarian. •
W. and.W. .ivuoleorribe, Rocherluthe. ship-builders.
W . M. Von Doornick, E. Griffith, and 1. Vonavan,Well-
stree4 Wel lc:lose-square, soap-manulacturers.
I. Powell,- Halifax, salt-dealer. -
b. Brandy, of Lynconibe, SomersetSitire, dealer.
G. Ta) lora Basted, lint, pap:r4naker.
, • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
Rodgett, and Hargreaves, Blackburn, Lancashire, cot.
ton. manufacturers.
W:.G.roves and 1. Groves, Shad Thames, sack-hirers.
I . Urazelarook and Lewis-, Stroud,,Glocesiershire, bank-
ers._ ; .
•
and 1. Beatriam, Vann, Yorkshire, merchants.
s. Pritchard anti T. Mason, Stroud, Glowx.siershire,
sters.
Lister, MI Sownen and I. Kidson, Leeds, merchants.
,W; Wallis and j. M. House, Clerkenwell,
I. De•-.-,*y and *W . Llkington, Birmingham; conb-4nanufac:
to-rek. =.

. .
G. Angell and I. Alicell, Waltiogton, calico printers.
I . I,tc,:r.ell'aud W . Tag,arth, Bain. .
U. -QA, U. Kt:Ahead, 411.1 C. Dalby.- •
W. Thud, C.,. Pupple,•and P. Wells, Kingston-upon-Hull,
whoiesale grocers. , ,
1. Marshall, W. Todd, and G., Popple, Kingston-09n-
,- 1:414 salt ineichants- . . . .. . .
V: Belk and .R. Swot; -Doncaster, cabinet-makers. - ...
I .. hiders and W; F reeman, Lamb's Conduit-street,
' teress. / . _
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SPIII N.

DECREE OF COETES RESPEC'TING THE LIBERTY

OF THE PRESS.

, .
The general and extraordinary Cortes,, consieving
that -the indivichlatright of citizens to Ptibhal their
thoughts and political-ideas is not only a blirtier to
the aruitrory power of tho,e who govern., but al etite
weans ofetritglitening the natioU in'-general,•and
the only way of arriving.. at 'tlt.-tt knowle<ige of
what is truly the, public opinion, -have-decreed as
follows

I. All public bodies and private individrials, of
whatever condition arid estate,. they- maybe,' have
the
.lil3::rty of writing, printing, and publishing' their.
political ideas, without the necessity of any licensc;',
revision, or approbation previous to pUblication, -tin-
der :the te,tridions-and responsibility whiCh are laid
down in the present, Decree:.
IL Vol' these reasons all the existing; tribrin6ls'of
the press, and the censorship of political wbrks, pre-
vious to their being printed, are from• this time forth'
abolished. -

111. , A ill hors and, printers shall be respeaively re;';
-sponsible for the abuse of this liberty. •
IV. Defamatory libels, calumnious writings., those-
subversive: of the furniamentai laws of the Mo-
narchy, those that' are licentiouS and contrary to.
public decorum and morals, -shall be punished
by pointS of law WhiCh shall be prescribed. for that
• ,
purpose.;
V. Theludges and respective tribunals in the id.:
vestigation, proof, and punishment of offences com-
mitted by' an abuse of the I,',iberty'of the Press, shall-
take care to .conduel`themselvei by what is laid down
in the laws and in this' regulations
VI. .All writings on matters of TeJision remain
subjez.i to the previous censorship of the 'Ecclesiasti-
cal Ordfnaries, according to what is laid di;?.rti by
the Council of Trent.

_ .
VII. Authors, under which appellation are,coM
prehended the Editor, or he who has corre&eil the
original manuscript, are not obliged to pat
,their
names- to- the writings which they publish; tlicitfgh
they do not cease on thi4 account to remain subjeci
to the same responsibility; It ought; therefore, •to
be known to toe Printer, who is the author:or:edi-
tor of the work, otherwise -he &bit suffer the"punish-
went which would attach to the author Or editor, ii
male-known:

. .
Printers shall be Obliored to put their names
2nd qualities, and the place and year of "impression
on every tiling they print,'whatever tnay'be its size;
it,being understood that a falsehood in any of theSe
partieulars shall be punished 'as well as their positive
omission; - 7

• IX. Authors or editors, 'who, abusing the liberty
of .the ,press, contravene the laws, shall not only
suffer the punishment there laid down according to
the magnitude of the offence, but both ihat 'A nd"the
punishment infliaed• on them- shall 'be published
wllll. their naMes in the Government. Gazette: ' .- •

,X, The , printets of works, or writings, which
are declared inn6cent, or not injurious, shall bepu-
'nished with a fine of 50. ducat's, in case they omit
their names, 'or any other requAsites pointed out in.
the Bth article.

Xl.•,The printers of writings prohibited in Article
IV.
,Who shall have omitted their' names; or any
other of the circumstances..alrcady specified, shall
sutler over.and. above the fine,bn that account, the:
same punishmen►s as the authors.
• XII. The printers of writings on matters of reli-
gion,, without the previous license of the Ordinaries,
shall be liable to the hue imposed upon them,
out prejudice to those penalties which 'are already
laid down against any, excess in this respect.
XIII. To secure the liberty of the press, and 'at
the same time to-restrain its abuse; the. Cortes 'Shall
appoint a Supreme Junta of Censorship, which must
reside with the Government, compqsed of nine in-

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f • -
dillththl3, and, upon luta
.propo.,n:on,
I
lutita shad'
,est'ablished in the capital of Ly:01
:pr*irice, consist (3f• five .members. •
'Three of the
_nine aivrnbers•of this Supreme
Junta of Censorship shall be ecclesiastics, as
two out of the five of the Provincial Juntf,s, aad lb°
others shka be seculars, all ,wellritistrodt,,d rerscas)
- possessed of probity and Virtue, and the nece,szlrY
talents for discharging the serious duty entrusted (0
them. •

It shall be their duty to examine the works. .
winch the Ek-ecutiveWei: cr ,eparate tribunate
r 4 bare denounced ; -and it the CenAorial .Junta"ol
the province:think fit that tiny sho,uld tie prohbitedt
the Judges shall do ,so,_ and shall cullea the copse
that have been sold.

XVI. Tiie author or printer may cleTand a 00'
of
.the censure; and reply to it. It the Junta you.
firm censure, the interested..person ehall have 21
right to demand that the affair be transmitted to 0)6
Supreme Junta. „
MTH.- The author or printer may solicit the Su'
preme junta to revise the atfair a first and even a
second tihie, in order that they may ascertain 110
motives. If the last opinion of the Supreme Junta
be against• the wotk, it shall be vrobibited
further examination ; but if in approbation, 111.'
work may be put in circulation. •
XVlll.',When the Censorial Junta of a pro‘il,lei
in pursuance of the law, declare that the,wisrl4ol)lY
contains personal injuries, is shall be profaned; and
the aggrieved person may have recourse to a c.mpe"
tent tribunal tor deCiding on the same, accordiu6l.l9
the laws.

XIX. Though bcoks on religkn cannot be print-
without a license „front ~the Ord'nary,
[be latter
cannot refuse this witlinui, previous exouinatiuri,
and hearing ihe person interested.
' If the Ordinary, however, shot ld persevere
in refusing a license, the interested persohmay appif
to the. Supreme Junfa,who'shall examine the wtHl4
and if it be "fit for approval., shall transmit their °Pi-
-411,011 to the Ordinary, in. order that; being more ell';
lightened on the subject, he may grant a license I'
lie think fir, tor the purpose of_ayoiding farther aP7
•plications. . .

.„
I,On tho 914 inst. the .NorthuniberlJoa
liegirnent of.,.tocaliitla, commanded b 3
Colonel FIENRY 711iENEr.GL ST. PAUL, liniriled.otlt
L
of qu'irters At -Ainwiek. tue preceding M°°
'day the Regitnent viasinSpe6tetl by I,ieut.-Genco`
DuanAS, in the park at' Ainwick Castle ; the 11e;
gliment passe in revioy,pefformed the inaiaual 201'
platoon exsl:6-Be, and' manoeuvred for same hutc,"."
marchingo, in line, and taking up several ptrsit ions 1
the park, aocoijd-i'ig• to the nature‘ol the grptin,l.'
Lietatenam-Genetal Dur•inAs afterwards signified 1`)
.Lieutenant'-'en!onelll. PAUL.,; that he wa4
much pleSsed With the'Regiment, that he 'consickrt
ed it in •a fiery'' high.st-ite of training, and' sbou''
report. it as such tattle Obnimander-in-Chief.‘.
Gieneral and his Staff 'affer.WardS honoured the .I‘l`"'
of the Iteg;tnent witty their cot.Spany.
On the r~llu:~ing day the Regiment was reviev':e.
by his Grace the Duke ul 'NORTIIUMBERL:-iND) .11
his park. Atter 'the ReginienV had passed is le"
perform-ed the manual aad platoon cxerci"l
,and take up. several'
,his Grace.expres.sc.
_to Lieutenant:Colonel ,ST. PAUL, that he was 1310°.
vil:;llSeeing .s 9 regitnnt, and that ti
particulaNY .
tholiertect steadiness of
men, 'and Segieat airacy of the Officers
all.the movements.
• i
All the Officers of 'lie Regiment were afterw3r-
A
.most splendidly entertained at dinner
..at Aln‘"c'
Castle, by his Grace the Duke 'Of i\loßTnU.l4,3sl;
LAND. It ,would not be doing idStice to the 541'.}:
j discipline of this gegiinent," not to notice its
fed and orderly' behaviour in quarters duiing. tl4
whole time of ifs being aSsembled. .

No. 1,572
.41000
1,1.95 . . . :WU
3,077 • . . . 500
- • The above Prizes were sold-in Twenty,five 5
in the' Lottery just finished, at EYTON's Lucky Lj
flee, No.' COruhill, near .the 'Mansion-house
and in thelast Grand City Lottery;
• No. 15,820 . . £6,000
17,551 . . . 4 • 4,600
9'`73 • .. , . 3,000
atzlounting to 1.3,0001. were .also sold in Tweotro
.five.SSares. Tickets 'and Shares are on sale for
ensuing: City House, Lawry,' which draws the sti
of next Month.

MARRIED;
On Thursday 'the. Isth inst. at St. George's, 'Flan; to
square, Francis (zanier„ Esq. of Coomb's Wood, Surn', r
Miss Sarah Anne Waghom, grand-daughter at' 111 r. Rt'A,'
West, of King-street, Soho.
On, Wednesday last, at lames's Church, Mr. I.
jaineson, Warclour-street, Coach bulkier. to Miss
beth, daugllter of the late Air—Richard Key, of the 531"
•
PI
rf Ole
'On Saturday last, at Woolwie%, •Coptain itineg
Royal• Navy, Miss Smith; and on `the. same day,,Calit'ci.s
Crofton, of Royal Mafines, to Nliss'Ann klauAlit •
Stephenof Smith, Esq. of Woolwich DOck-yard. •
Yesterday. at St. Pancras Church, Stephen Willia"4
Esq. of,Trowbridge._Wilrshire, to Anrweitity daughter d
the fate J. Rattpii, Esq. of Templeogue, in the Count,' •
Dublin. •

,lED. • •
On the z7th of 06.}Ober la D
st, it Madeira,. where 110
for the' rccovery_ of his health, H. Palmer ,Aclana,.
eldest son otjohn Acland, Esq. of F.airtield,-SOMiirset' age,
On the 19th inst..at ,Falinouth, in the 33d year of lus
after an illness of 14 months, William Camden Neild,
of the Island of A ntigba. voile ortne King's ,Counscl f°, ,r 'act,
and all the Leeward islands,the • • 'of Jaynes
best SOll •
Esq. of Chelsea. . • ctirre.!-t
Cr
i'hursnay last, Mr. John Flint, at- %Val worth, L.--
aged So - e
' On Thursday the sth inst. sudderd y,- at her hous
South-street, Mrs..Cliarlotte.Staples, aged So. 13,
On the zoth inst. at his house ui am' circus, E.:o`,`,''gion
Pair, Esq. M.D. Fellow of the Royal Societies of
,xes ,
and Edinburgh, and Senior Physician of the Devon and •
`ter Hospital. , . , 4,004
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Yesterday morning, at his house inthe Borough of '
wait, Henry William Cotten, Esq.

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