The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-23 00:00:00

COURSE OF EXCR ANGE.—Tarso tr.

Amsterdam is. f.. 12 10 Gibraltar. 3Ol ()
Ditto at Sight 12 8 Leghwn 4111 U
R0tterdarn............12 II Genoa 43 0
Antwerp 12 10 Venice Italian Liv.... 24 10
Hamburgh. 3B 3 Malta.. ... 45 0
Altona
Pads, 3 days' sight...2s 85 Palermo. apoz 117 11
Ditto 2B 51 Lisbon . 63 0
Bordeaux ...28. 6 Oporto 62 0
FrankfortontheNtain 160 Rio Janeiro 50 0
Petemiberg 3us p rble 8e Bahia
Berlin ..Cur Dolls 7d I lgr. Dublin -91 0
Vienna, Ef.ll rn....fics 10 33 Cork 9l 0
Trieste ditto 10 39 scxxtoi. per OA.
Madrid 314 U Portugal gol ti lit coin.ol Os.lld
Cadiz ..... . .... 36 0 Foreign gold in bars:ol7.6d
Bilbot .34 0 New D0ub100n5....3 IS (I
Barcelona
Seville 35 0 Silrerinbars,standardd U U

BIRTHS.—On the 17th inst., at Blackheath, the Lady of
Captain S. Beadle, of a son.
On Thursday, the 17th instant, In New-street, Spring-
gardens, the Lady of J. H. Tremayne, Esq., M. P. of a
daughter.
OnTuesday se'nnight,inkfontagne-street,Portmen-square.
the Lady of W. J. St. Auhyo, Esq., of a son.
At her residence on Putney Heath, Lady Colebrook* of a
daughter, on Tuesday the loth Inst.

MARRlED.—Yesterday, at Marylebone Church, James
Rockwell Pried, Esq., eldest son of W. Pried, Esq.. of
Tyringhato, Rucks, and Trevethow. Cornwall, to Sophia,
second daughter of the late, aid sister to the present C.
Chaplin, Esq., M. P. for the County of Lincoln.
Oa Wednesday, the 18th inat,tut, at Davelish, Devon,
George Frederick Davis, Esq., to Lucy Martha, second
daughter of F. ft. Goldsworth, Esq., of Claphata Rise,
Surrey.

At Cheltenham, on Wednesday last, I. O. Morrison, Esq.
Post Captain in the Royal Navy, to Louisa Adams. daughter
of I. P. Smith, Esq., of Upper Berkeley-street, Portman-
square.

DIED.—At Hastings. on Monday, the 214 t jest., Anne,
the wife of W. Horne, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, one of his
Majesty's CounseL
On Teesdav, the 15th in4t.. at Bosworth-park, Leicester-
shire, Mrs. Poehin, relict of the late Col. G. Pochln, of
Bourn-abbey, Lineoloshire,and eldest daughter and ultimate-
ly sole heiress of Bir Wolstan Disie, Bart., formerly of
Bosworth-park.
On Sunday morning, after a few hears' illness, at her
lodgings, In Patrick-street, Cork, the Lady Mesgrare, wife
of Sir Christopher Musgrave, Bart., of Myrtle-grove,
Yotighal.
On the 24th of August last, at Kandy, in the Island of
Ceylon, Lieut. P. W. O'Brien. formerly of the 73d foot, and
late of the 2d Ceylon Regiment.
On Wednesday last, most sincerely lamented, John
Crouch, Esq., Surveyor-General of his Mslesty'a Customs,
and sea of the late J. Crouch, Esq., of Weymouti,.

On the Stir inst.' at Otley, suddeuly. Miss Mary Ward, of
that place. She bad been so excessively terrified by the
thunder-storm of day, a's to be thrown Into strong con-
vulsion fits, which defied all medical sod surgical aid, and
terminated lo her death the mos erasing.
On Friday, 11th 'ratan% at his father's house, at Stifkey.
Norfolk, Colonel Henry Loftus, of the Coldstream Guards.
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Oa Tuesday week, at Preston, is a fit of apoplexy, the
Rer. John Harrison, Incumbent Citrate of Grimsurgh, near
PrestOn, and late one of the Masters of the Free G ramie& r-
school at the latter place. This geotlessas was preparing
for publication ao Eistipsologieal Riteitiridlon. 'mat part
of which is printed; and what rendered it more rentarlabla
is, that at the Ume of his death he was transcribing pert of
the copy, and that moment finished writing the li .e " sub-
poses. a /11110110111," the ink of whirls was wet on the paper,
whoa ha was found a lifeless corpse oo the fioer—his spirit
Yawls, base eummesserf to the bar of the ALlerotrv.

London: Printed and Published et the 012er, No. 297,
Strand, by R. WARDELL, LL.D. Propfirfor.