Star.
London, England, 1807-11-30 00:00:00

MiIIZIC LAVE.

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• CORN EXCHANGE. NOV. 3.
There is a large fupply of Wheat arrived to day,
and the ge• eral fales are at a redulio.l in price of
Is. ani 2t. per quarter—The fu.)ply of Barley L
111,,rt, and rather dearer —White No at more ad-
var c:—Grey, and the twp forts of Beans vuy but
is again a very wort itrprly of 0.. t,
and this trade is at further advance in price—Flour
is rat ier lower.

GENERAL CLUCtENCT ASUNDER.
Wheat. 43 srs eisa per qr. Grey Peas, 6ss yosod
Fine I ltt ). 66s 688 od Beam, (old) .478 6;1 od
Rye. (n.:w) 40. gcs 01 Tick Ditto sta spi od
Barley. 44s 49s cd Oats, 26s 3 .13 37$
Malt, Old) 68, 7st od Poland .lien 388 4:. od
White Peas, (Boilers) isos teros Prrltoe ditto to 418 cd
ktapt Stet a JI. tsl
Fine Flour sos ssa —Scco4iLls 45' Spa

An Ktpediti m of confiderahle extent is certainly
11 to proceed from Portfmouth loon : an order 'was re-
ceived there nn Friday for the 3d, 4th, 6:h, and Bth
battalions c.f Ore line of the King's German Legion,
and the 32d, soth, and 82d Regiments to be teddy
for . foreign lervice. The German Legion"ere
under orders to difembark and march into Sulfa :
the 4tb battalion have reached Lewe, where they
were to have been Rationed. They•are. to be em-
barked this day and to-morrow. The other regiments
mentioned have come into Portimnuth during tlae
week; ~nd the ad Snanerfet have marched to Salif-
bury ; the Earl: Kent and Weft Etter Militias, to
Stockbridge and Rumfey ; and the 3d Lanealbire
Regiment to Winchefter, to make room for them.—
Upward, of 140 fail of tranfports are at Portfmouth;
C:lptai3 HALsTED, of Gofpnrt, is appointed Senior
Officer of the divifion which is going on the Expe.
di:ion. •

The zd Battalion of the 23d Regiment, or Royal
Welch Fuzileers, part of the zd Light Battalions of
the sth Regiment. tft and zd Battalion of the
Ki.)g's Getman Legion, sth and 7th of the Line, and
320 of the Light Battalion of the fame erupt, (who
did nor go to Copenhagen) are embarked in ttitnf-
ports, at Spithead, for Cork.
The di and ad Battalions of the King's Gerrhin
Legion have difembarked laR week, from Copenha-
gea,and marched for Battle and Bexhill.

The t3th Regiment, commanded by the Honour.'
able Colonel COLVILL, is ordered for Plymouth—it
is fuppofed for an expedition. The tub Regiment
and the Second Battalion of the' Old Buffs," are
embarked at that port.
On Saturday evening, the 28th inflant, died at
Southampton, aged 63, Mr. THOMAS COLLINS. Pro-
prietor and Manager of the Theatres, Southampton.
Portfmouth, \Vinchefter, and Chichefler. lie had
laboured for the lan to years under the molt revere
afflidion, wLich he bore with the greaten patience
and fortitude to the fan period of his exiiience. He
was the father of Mr. B. COLLINS, (late of Drury-
lane Tneatre) and had concluded molt of the above
Theatres more than 39 years, with the greate.l credit
and refped. In him the Theatrical world have loft
a friend—to his performers he was kind and Immanei
mans, r f whom he has fupported under long illnefs
in his dealings, fcrupuloully Konen. lie has left a
widow and two children, Mr. S. COLLINS, and Mrs.
KELLY, wife of the prefent ailing managers and
mother of the young lady whole vocal talents have
fo frequently been the fubjed of public panegyric.
Oa Friday, the will of the late ABRAHAM Naw.
LaND, ail. was prove .1 at Doflors' Commons* the
duty of which, under the Legacy AO, amounted to
14001.

Saturday the remains of the abnve worthy and re-
fireelable cigarafter were depofited in the church yard
of St. Saviour's, in the Borough, the parifh in which
he was born.

About eleven o'clock the fultrAl procetlion moved
from his houfe in Highbury Place, and was joined on
the way by feveral carriages. It paired the Bank at
two o'clock in the following order:
Two Bank Pont rs
Ten Pedals in deep mourning on horfebaek
Plaine of Feathers
The Heade. containing the Body
Six Mourning Coaches
His Private Carifige
A number of Gentlemen's Carriages
The Heade was drove by the Coachman of the
deceafed.

During the interment, two fufpicious perfons, one
named Charles NV:reeler, and the other 'fitomas
Johnfon, were taken into cuftody by the Officers be-
longing to Union Hall, and underwent an examina-
tion. that night before Sir JOHN PIN HORN.
SKAITING ON THE SERPENTINE Rivart.—ln con-
fequence of the flight froll which has prevailed during
the laft two days, a crowd colle&ed in Hyde Pack
yetlerday for the purpofe of &Ailing. The ice in the
Serpentine River was not more than two inches thick;
notwithßanding, about fifty perfons, men and boys,
were imprudent enough to venture upon it. About
eleven o'clock the ice gave way, at a fit rt diftance
from the fhore, and two boys (one about twelve years
of age, and the other fourteen) were plunged into the
water. A-rope was immediately trifle:fled to one of
the Park forms, which was (roved along the ice to
the place where the unfortunate youths were (hug-
gling. A man, who was molt active in affording
them aid, was himfelf precipitated into the water
near them. He did not attempt to extricate himfelf,
but molt humanely endeavoured to relieve the boys,
who were Rill feen above water. He fucceeded in
getting out the eldctt boy, but the other funk. The
man and the eldea boy, when they reached the (bore,
were completely exhaufted with fatigue and cold,
particularly the latter, who was with difficulty re-
ltored to lite, after being put into a warm bed. Great
exertions were next made to get the boat, which was
frozen up, to the fpot where the boys fell in, to fearch
for the body of the one that had funk. It was pall
one o'clock before it could be got to the fpot. The
third time the drag was thrown in, the body was found,
The attempts to re fore it to life were deemed fruit-
lefs ; it was therefore taken to the boat bottle to be
owned.

It has been determined for the future to place pro.
per officers at the Serpentine River, to prevent fkait-
ing, except •when the ice is deemed of rue...jet-A
tlrength to all nu it.

Early '.n 'fuefdAy rncrning, a fire broke out in
Mr. M'CRoNE's Cale-rooms, High•lirect, Glafgow.
Che dausge is vinfiderable, from the quantity of
{ands aad hooks deitroyed. The flames were, how-
ever, wli Ily cotifirted to one of the front rooms.

FROM SATURDAYNIthIT'S GAZETTE.

-;.7?

At the Court at the lbeen's Palace, the 35th of
November, prefent, the Sing's Mon Excellent MA
JESTY inConncil.—This day the Right Hon. Ric Aar
RYDSIt was, by hii Majefly's command, (worn of his
Majelly's Mon Hon. Privy Council, and took his
place at the Board accordingly.
His MaJISTY having been pleafed to appoint
GEORGE Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, K. G.
to be Governot: of the Wand of Guernfey, his Lord.

finis this day day took the-oaths appointed to be taken
by the Governor of that Ifland.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE. NOVEMBER a, =goy.

Copy of a Letter from Admiral Young, Conisnander in Chief of
his Majefty's Ships and Veflits at Plymouth, to the Honoura-
ble W. W. Pole, dated on board his MaJclty's Ship Salvador del
T 4 undo, in Hamoaze, the 16th inftant.
Sir—l herewith traillinit a letter which I have received from the
Commander of his Maj,lty's (loop Scorpion, ftating his having
captured the Glaneufe, French ketch privateer, of i 6 gun•, and
eighty men ; which you will be pleafed to lay before the Lords
Commillioners of the Admiralty. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) w. YOUNG.
His Majefty's 'loop Scorpion, at Sea, lat 49 deg. 27 min.
N. long. 9 dtg 3o min. W. November at, 1807.
SlR—Having dilguifed his Majelly's !loop Ssnr
pion, under my command, towards the dole of day,
I have the fatisfaelion of informing you I fucceeded
in decoying tinder our guns, and eventually captur
ing, at ten P. M. la Gianeufe, French ketch priva.
teer, of ftsteen guns, and eighty men, Louis Jo-
Sirti GIJINIAN Commander, (who fell a facrifice to
his temerity by endeavouring to efcape when within
piftol flint). She is a remarkably fine veffel, on a
new counrudion, copper fattened, well appointed,
and her firft cruize, ten days from St. Maloes, and
had taken two valets*. I have the honour to be, &c.

(Signed) FRANCIS STANFILL.
• Ship Alfred, from Newfoundland to Poole: and a Portuguefe
fchooner, detained by the Alarm privateer.

MILT VARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR ovviCit, woVatesto 28.
Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards-. Cornet William George Vii
hers Villiers to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Lamb, pro-
moted in the New South Wales Corps.
IR Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutenant William Crofbie to be
Captain of a Troop. by purehafe, vice Holton, promoted in the
Bth Weft India Regiment ; Cornet Charles Fortier to be Lieu-
tenant,vlee Croibte.
11th Regiment of Light Dragnone-.Affiftant Surgeon —.....
Wardroper, from the Suffix Militia. to be Militant Surgeon,
vice Woulfe. prontotql in the Royals.
29th Ditto-Cornet Ruben W. Maxwell to be Lieuterant, by
purchafe, vice Tube, promoted.
24th Ditto--James Richmond, Gent. tole Cornet, without pur.
chafe, vice M'lntelti, who ragas.
aft Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, from
the 33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, eke Mee, who exchanges Fu
ego Richard Valence, from the Stafford Militia, to be Enfign ;
Affiftant Surgeou Robert 'Montle, from the tath Light Dra-
SOWS, to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Whimper, decreed.
7th Ditto-Lieutenant Thomas Mores, from the Royal Weft.
=Mend Militia. to be Lieutenant ; Enfigu John Ormfby,
from the Sligo Militia, to be Lieutenant ; Militant Surgeon
William Walters, from the 32d Foot, to he *Mama Surgeon.
9th Ditto..-Hofpital Mate George Gray to be Affiitant Surgeon.
lotto l'ltto--Enfign Layard to be I.ieutenant, without
purchate, vice Clarke, who retires ; Enfign C. Reynolds, frem
the Donegal Militia, its be Enfign ; dttarter Matter Serjeant
John Chetkam..to be Quarter Matter, vice Latimer, appointed
to the aft Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ditto-Captain William Gordon M'Gregor to be Major, by
purchafeorice Raleigh, who retires; Hofpital Mate John Rote
Palmer to be Affiftant Surgeon.
14t11 Ditto-Henry Joitofon, Gent. to be Enfign by purehafe, vice
Heyland, promoted.
sad Ditto-Lieutviant Richard Walker to be Captian of a Com-
pany, by purehafe, vice Peirce, who retivs.
24th Ditto... Charles Archibald BarthoL•mcw,Gent. to be Enfign,
by pneckale. vice Colt, promoted in the 7th Foot.
15th Ditto-Affiltant Surgeon Charles Stewart to be Surgeon.
16th Ditto... Lieutenant Alexander M'Millan to be Captain of a
Company. without purchafe, vice Wainhoufe. fuperfeded.
s9tb Ditto.-1-Infpital Mate Lewis Beans to be Affithint-Surgeon.
32d Ditto-Enfign John Jorden, from the had Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchafe ; Hofpital-Mate Robert Sandford to
be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Walters, appointed to the 7th Foot.
36tb Ditto--.Enfign --- Newman to be Lieutenant, without
'ordure • Enfign James Prendergaft to be ditto; Wm. Flicks
Milks, purehafe;
to be Enfign, vice Newman; Warren Bowers,
Gent. to be ditto, vice Prendergaft.
46tb Ditto---Lieutenani Daniel Hughes to be Captain of a Corn-
pany, without purcbafe, vice James, p romoted in the 37th Foot.
48th Ditto--Lieutenant John Campbell, from the 6th Weft India
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice C. Campbell, who exchanges.
Enfign John Whiteford to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ;
Charles Vandermedlan, Gent to be Enfign, vice Whiteford.
38th Ditto-Enfign Thomas Clifford to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe; Lieutenant Richard Waits. from the Louth Militia,
to be Enfign, vice Clifford : Enfign Mores Morton, from the
Donegal Militia, to be Enfign.
59th Ditto.-Hapital-mate James Hogan to be Affiftant-Surgeon.
had Ditto-William Brady Millar, Gent to be Enfign, without
purchafe, vice. Jorden. promoted in the 3211 Foot.
64th Ditto-. Lieutenant John Wan from the Donegal Militia, to
be Islip ; and Enfign James Knox, from ditto, to be Enfign.
65th Ditto--Enfign Henry Straccy, from the both Foot, to be
Enfign, by pittance. vice Eden, promoted,
67th Ditto--Captain William Kinlock to be Major, by purchafe,
vice Gayer ivho retires; Lieutenant Alexander Beek to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Kinlock; Captain T. H. E. M'Grrgor,
from the 39th Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without ;Ar-
chaic, vice Coote, appointed to the a It Royal Veteran Battalion ;
Enfign John Wadams to be I.ientenant, vice Brck.
68th Ditto-.l.lentenant John Jenkins iron: the North Cork Mili-
tia, to.be Enfign.
73d Ditto--Licuteoant Richard Leyne, from the Derry Militia,
to be Enfign; Lieutenant William Raymond, from ditto, to be
ditto.
75th DI:to-Lieutenant George Dick, from the Donegal Militia,
to be Enfign.
76th Dittn--Lieutenant John Gaff to be Captain of a Company,
by purehafe, vice Boy.. who retires; Enfign John Bulleyant to
be Lieutenant, vice Gill.
83d Ditto-Lientetant George Met, from the Royals, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Campbell, who exchanges.
75th Ditto--lieutenant Charles Bufteed, from the North Corkl
Militia, to be Enfign; Lieutenant W. H. Roberts, from ditto:
to be Enfign. •
86. b Ditto-Cornet John N. Macleod, from the tath Light Dra
goons. to be Lieutenant by purehafe, vice Daniel, promoted in
the 7th Foot.
88th Ditto-Lieutenant George F. Fads, from the Leitrim Mili-
tia, to be Enfign.
94th Ditto-Lieutenant William Cannon, from the Kirecudbright
and Wigton Mile la, to he Enfign.
96th Ditto-Enfign Henry Rogers to be Lieutenant without pur-
chafe • William taliott, Gent. to be Fong% vice Rogers; Rich-
ard pur-
chafe;
Gent. to be Enfign, vice Orr, promoted.
6r.6 Weft India Regiment-Lieutenant Cohn Campbell, from the
48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, eke J. Campbell, who exchanges
7th Ditto-Lieutenant Hugh P. Davila), from the 27th l'out,
lobe Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Newton, who
retires.
Major General Ramfay's Regiment-Second Lieutenant Jofeph
Reed to be Firit Lieutenant, by purchafe, ate Purdon, promo-

ted in the bath Foot.
id Garrifnn Battalion—Enfign Archibald Waidie, from the Bth
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
4th Ditto—Captain Compton Domaine, from the sth Califon
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Trewren, who
exchanges.
sth Ditto—Captain John Trewren, from the othOarrifon Batta-
lion, to be Captain of a Company. vice Dottrel why ex-
change*.
fith Royal Veteran Battalion.—Enfign Thomas Hunt. from Half
Pay of the t t tth Foot, to bs Enfign, vice Waldie, promoted in
the id Gatrifun B tsAlion.

tlth Ditto—Surgeon William Thotnas, from the Nottinghatg
Militia, to be AlSitanc Surgeon.
The King's German Legion.
ad Regiment:of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Baron Do- I
nap to be Ca; .-ain of a Company, with temporary rack, vice
Baring ch crafcd; Cornet Charles Baron Graben to be Lieute-
nant, vice Dutiop.
ad Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant Colonel John Brauns, from
the 4th Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Lofecke, de-
ceared, with temporary rank; Captain Gehhardus Timmus,
from the aft Light Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, with
temporary rank, vice Ritter. deceafed.
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Frederick Flderhoft, vice Mar-
burg, &Geared • &align George Wolekenhaer. from the 4th Bat-
talion, vice Hinuber. &Geared; Enka Adolphus Hone, from
the tit Battalion of the Line, vice Wedemeyer, deccafra ; Eu-
Sga Claus Baron Decken, vice the Adjutant ; Enfign Augultus
Rypke.vice lfenbart, &reared.
To be Adjutant—Lieutenant George Tielee, vice Hodenberg, de-
ceafed.
4th Ditto—Major Charles du Plat to be Lieutenant Colonel, with
temporary rank, vice Brauns, removed to the ad Battalion;
Captain Henry de Lstttermann, from the 7th Battalion, to be
Major, with temporary rank, vice Du Platt.
6thDitto—Eufign Barthold Baron Hohnitird to be Lieutenant,vice
Dohren, promoted in 7th Battalion; Cadet Serjeant William
Baring to be enfign, vice Holitifted.
7th Ditto—.Licutenant Charles de Dohren, from the 6th Battalion,
to be Captain of a Company, with temporary tank, vice Lutter
mann. promoted in the 4th Battalion.
tit Light Battalion—Lieutenant George Baron Alta to be Cap
tain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Timmus, re-
moved to ad Battalion of the line; Enfign Guftavus Baron
Marlhalk to be Lieutenant, vice Alten ; Cadet Serjeant Feral
naudus schatitler to be Enfign. vice Marikalk.
MiMURANDUM.
Captain Charles F.Thompfon, of the syth Regiment of Foot. who
was ruperfeded in the Gazette cf the 7th inftant, is reirdtated in
his rank.
The undermentioned Officers are fuperfeded, being
abfent without least.:
loth Foot.-.llnfigti Solo-non Riehardi.
34th Ditto—Burled R. S. Brownrigg.
6th Ditto—Captain Nathaniel Humph: ey.
hitt Ditto—Lieutunant Thomas J. Smyth.
8 tft Div co---Enfign J. F.dmands.
6th Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Richard Wahl.
BANKRUPTS
William Dicks, of Frame Selwood, Somerfet, clothier, dealer sad
Chapman, to fuscender December 8, at the Chriftopher Inn,
Bath, December as,, and January 9, at the George Inn, Frome
Selwood, at eleven. Attornica, Mr. John Williams, Red Lion
fnuare, London; or Mr Stephen Williams, Trowbridge,Wilts.
William Mabbot the elder, of Nottingham, huffier, dealer and
chapman, December 7,8, and January 9, at one, at the Black-
mooes Head, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. Henry Percy, Nat-
tiogham ; or Mars Kindertcy, Long and Ince, Gray's Inn.
Thomas Lees, now or late of Hebden Bridge, with of Halifax.
Yurkihire, cctton fpinner, dater and ekapman, December 9,10,
and January 9, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Halifax. Attornies,
Mr. Wigkfworth, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mehra Wiglefworth
and Thompfon. in Halifax.
William White, of Appetley Bridge, Yorkedre, merchant, Dec.
21, mend January 2.1 t eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern,
I.eeds. Attornies, Mr. Scott, of Leeds; or Max. Exley and
Stocker, Furnival's Inn, London.

George Watts the elder, of Chichetter, hatter, dealer and chapman,
December 7, at three December It, as eleven, and January 9, at
two, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichelter. Anomie*, Mr. Richard
DallyrChichelter ; or Mr. Few, Great James ftreet, London.
James Oldfield, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer awl chapman. Dee.
sB, 29, and January 9, at eleven, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool.
Attendee, Mr. Davies, in Liverpool ; or Mars. Meddowcroft
and Stanley. Gray's Inn, London.
Robert Winter, of White Lion-ftreet, Iffington. Middkfex, fadlor,
dealer and chapman, December t, 15, and January 9, at ten, at
Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Tarn, Gloucefter !nett, traeon-fquare.
Thomas Beale Taylor, late of Coventry ltrect, Haymarket, M id-
dlefez, ladies' thoemaker, December t, 8. and January 9, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Carlifle Street, Sohp.
Lance Bentley. of High &tee, Lambeth, Surrey, cheefensonger,
dealer and chapman, Nov. 30, December 14, and January 9, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkuw, Wardrobe place,
Doctors' Commons.
John Graham, of Gale's Wharf, Lambeth, Surrey, timber mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, December s, is. and January 9, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Mars. Tilbury and Bedford,
Bedford row.
John Hunter, of Great Newport ftreet, parilk of St. Martin in the
Fields, Middlefez, haberdather, dealer and chapman, December
z, zz' and January 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Par-
nell, Church ftreet, Spitalfields.
William Jones, of Liverpool, Stationer and hookfcller, December
12, 23, and January 9, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attomies, Mr Thomas Blackftoek, St. Mildred's court, Poul-
try, London ; or Mare. liardfweU and Stephenfon, Drury-lane,
Liverpool.
Charles Bieber)? Sharp and Mad Pitt, of Birmingham, Warwick-
&ire, fedora, dealers and chapman, and partners, December t 2,
14, avid January 9, at eleven, at the Shakapeare Tavern, New-
Area, Birmingham. Anomie., Mars. Devon and Tooke, No.
to, Gray's Inn-fquare, London ; or Mr. George Burins, Tem-
ple row, Birmingham.
Samuel Walker, of I.ccds, Vorldhire, maltfter. December 21,19,
and January 9, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Leeds. Actor-
tics, Meffre. Upton, Nieholfon and Hemingway, Leeds ; or
Mr. James Lambett, N 0.39, Hatton Garden, London.
James Batterfhell, of Pore fmeuth , Hants, (hip-chandler, dealer and
chapman, December t I, at one, Dec. la. at ten, ar.d January 9,
at one, at the Royal Oak Inn, Penh's. Attorney, Mr. William
Meffum, of St James'a-ftreet, Portia.
William Siffon. of Whieehaven, Cumberland, wine and fpirit-
merchant, dealer and chapman, December 17. tB, and January
9, at eleven, at the Glebe, Cockermouth Attornies, Mr. Chain •
bre, Inner Temple-lane, London ; or Mcffrs. Benfon and Nichol-
fon, Cockermouth.
Louis Frebout, junior, of Fort-ftrect, London, filk.manufarlturer,
dealer and chapman, December 5, is, and January 9, at twelve,
at Guildhaff. Attorney, M r.F.dmemds, Crane court, Fleet-Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 30. Charles Cartwright, cf Compton Street, Weftminfter
leather feller, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 28, John Suter, of Ealt Raeford, Nottioghamthire, mercer, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 30, John '1 homes, of Manchefter, cotton-fpinfter, at eleven,
at the Royal Oak Inn, Mancheiten
Nov. 27, Jofeph Walters, late of Sturminfter Newton, Dorfet-
aim, grazier, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Shaftlbury.
Nov. 30, And: ew Reid, of Lower Eaft Smithfield, victualler, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. 30, Peter Davis, of Manchefter, liquor-merchant, at clew*,
at the Royal Oak, Manchefter.
Nov. 28, John Swan, of Wapping Wall, matt and block-maker,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. t, William Catlin Johnfon and John Wild/ire, of Hunting-
don, dealers, at one. at Guildhall, London.
Dee, t, Hugh Jones of Cow-lane, London, ebeefemorger, at ten,
at Guildhal:.
Dec s, Henry Smith, of Birmingham, vidinaller, at twelve, at
the Swan, Birmingham.
Dec. z, Jnbn Briggs, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, falcfman, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
Dec. s, John Lloyd, late of Woolwich, vidlualler, at eleven, at
Guildhall. London.
Dec, 1, Reuben Allen, of High Wycombe, Bucks, carrier, at one,
at Guildhall, London.
Dec. 1. William Faber, of Cambridge, woollen-draper, at eleven,
at Guildhall, London.
Dee. z. Alseander Robertfon, of Cate court, Birchin-lane, Lon-
don, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. t. George Brett, of acetone, Herts, grocer, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London.
Dec. r. Richard Samuel Bennett, of Honndfditch, London, batter
and holier, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Dec. z. William Tbompfun, of Dean-ftreet, Southwark, and Ebe-
nezer Leadbeater, of Moor Place, Lambeth, merchants, at
one, at Guildhall. London.
Dee. z. Richard Vaughan, of Fore-ftreet, London, linen-draper,
at 011 e, at Guildhall.
Dcc. I. Thomas Shaw, of Chelmsford, Effes, china and earthen-
wareman. at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. t. William Green, of Weft Houghton. Laneahire, ruffian-
manufadturer, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter.
Dec. z. Thews Vickers Brut/field, of Barking, Eike, grazier,
atone, at Guildhall. London.
Dec. z. Roger Langfhaw, of she City of Obetter, linen draper,
at fear, at the Feathers lon, Chatter._

BIitTHS.
On Friday laR, the Right Hou. Lady Ring, at Jaunt, Sur
rev. of a daughter.
Wednaday. at the Cottage, Southgate, the Lady of W. Curtis
Efq. uf a daughter.
On the 16th infant, the Lady of Captain and Adjutant Udder.'
dale, of the Firft Berks Cavalry, of a fon.
At her lodgings is Stratford, Mrs Mary Lively Bennett, rtliet
of the late Counfellor Bennett, of a fon.
At Lady Chambers's Ode in Mortimer itreet, the Lady of
Colonel Wilton, of a fon.

MARRIED.

On the 68th inft. Major Williams, of the Bombay eftabliatment
to Martha, the third daughter of the late Charles Deane, Efg. of
Keckle Grove, Cumberland.

DIED.

On the yth inftant, at Worth Afton, Oxfordthire, Edward Gold-
ing, Jun. Efq• of Maiden Early, Berki, to Mifs Frances Bowles,
youngeft daughter of Oltifidd Bowles, Efq. and filter of Mrs.
Palmer, of Holme Park.
Lately, A. Biandy. Efq. of Kingfton Houfe, Berl's, t o Mils S.
Mott, youngeft daughter of W. Mott, Efq. of the Clofe, Lichfield.
On the 26th inftant, at his houfc on Clapham Common, in his
Sift year, John Collick, Efq. late of St. Martin's lane, and one of
the Magiltratta for the County of Middkfez and Weftminfter.