Monday, February 3rd, 1812

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Whereas I did, on Wednesday the 22d day of January instant, in public company, in the town of Southampton, make use of very gross and improper language respecting the character and situation of Mr.Thomas Jackman, of Wood Mill, in the parish of South Stoneham, yeoman, and for which he has justly threatened to commence legal proceedings against me, but is induced to refrain therefrom, but reason of my thus having publicly asking his pardon, contradicting and proclaiming my assertions unfounded and unjust, and promising never to offend in like manner again. I now humbly thank him for his lenity.- Dated this 31st day of January, 1812.

Francis Haily,
Witness, Thos.Gillingham.
Attorney at law, Southampton.

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Mary Alee Deceased

All Persons to whom Mary Alee, late of Salisbury, Spinster, stood indebted at the time of her death, are requested to send or deliver particulars of their several demands; and whose who are indebted to her Estate, are desired to pay their respective debts forthwith, to Mr.Chubb, on the New Canal, Solicitor for the Executors.

The next of kin, on the part of the mother, of the said Mary Alee, if any such be living, upon applying as above, will hear something to their advantage.

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Winchester,
Saturday, February 1.

Our readers who are friendly to the education of the poor, will derive great satisfaction from the information, that on Monday last there was a school opened, according to the liberal principles, and extensively useful plan of Mr.Lancaster, at Newport, in the Isle of Wight; and that the patrons of the Institution, who have purchased a spacious building for its use, admitted on the day, nearly three hundred children, of both sexes, belonging to different denominations in the Christian world.

On Tuesday was married, at Areton, Isle of Wight, by the Rev.Mr.Sneyd, Isaac Jacobs, Esq. of New Church Parsonage, to Miss Hills, only daughter of W.A.Hill, Esq. of Stone Farm, an accomplished young, with a handsome fortune.
On Wednesday the 29th ult. died, at her house in Harley-street, London, most deeply regretted, the Right.Hon.the Countess Dowager of Portsmouth, widow of the late and mother of the present Earl of Portsmouth, and of the Hon.Newton Fellowes, M.P., for Andover.
The Lady of Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke died last night, at the Admiralty; an event which will occasion wide-spread sorrow.
Died, at Bombay, on the 1st of April, 1811, Lieut.Charles Boscawen, 56th regiment, third son of the late Hugh Boscawen, Esq., and brother of the Rev.William Boscawen, of Eling, in this county.
On Saturday the 18th inst. In her 28th year, died, at Andover, after a long and painful illness, Mrs.Baker, wife of Mr.R.Baker, of that place, and daughter of Mr.Longman, of Lower Week, in this county.

On Tuesday last, at near twelve o'clock at night, a foreigner was introduced to Mr.Humby, at the King's Arms Hotel, Christchurch, by some of Mr.H.'s friends, as wanting lodgings for the night : he was shewn to his bed-room, and his light taken away. Mr.Humby suspecting him to be a French prisoner who had broken prison or his parole, sent for Mr.Miller, the constable of the borough, to take charge of the room, with the waiters to aid and assist. At seven o'clock the next morning he was endeavouring to escape, when he was immediately taken prisoner by Mr.Miller and his assistants, and he candidly confessed that he had broken his parole from Thame, on Oxfordshire, and was Lieut.De Vais-eau. He was examined before G.H.Rose, Esq., a Magistrate for the county of Hants, and committed to Southampton gaol, escorted thither by Serjeant-Major Fell and one of the privates of the S.H.Y regiment commanded by Col.Rose.

Henry Page, Wm.Bailey, and Chapman Romtree, charged with having, on the 23d of December last, at Portsea, stolen a coil of two inch cordage, containing 113 fathoms, the property of his Majesty, are this week committed to the County Gaol for trial.

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Salisbury,
Monday, February 3, 1811.

A Deputation from the Society for protecting the Rights of Protestant Dissenters has waited on Mr.Perceval, to represent to him the impediments thrown on the way of persons obtaining licences to qualify as dissenting teachers, under the Acts of Toleration. Mr.Perceval has promised that he will confer with his colleagues of the subject of their grievances.

T.Horlock Bastard, Esq. High Sheriff of the county of Dorset, has appointed Mr.Septimus Smith, solicitor of Blandford, Under Sheriff for the year ensuing.

Mrs.Edwards of the Close Sarum, has presented to the Salisbury Infirmary a benefaction of £20.

The Rev.John White, Rector of Hardwick, in Buckinghamshire, a formerly a resident of this city, has presented the Infirmary a benefaction of 20 guineas.

Birth. On Thursday at Alderholt Park, Dorset, the Lady of Colonel Gordon of a daughter.
On Thursday the 23d ult. was married, at Weymouth Church, by the Rev.Mr.Gorton, Lieut.Ellaray, R.N., to Miss Arabella Eliz.Ray Swayne, daughter of Walter Swayne, Esq. late of Bristol, deceased.
Died, on the 4th of November (after seven days illness) at Messina, beloved and regretted by all who knew him, - Capt.Hill, son of Doctor Hill, of Devizes, in this county. He was Assistant-Adjutant General to the Army in Sicily, and late Aide-de-Camp to the Commander in Chief at Malta; in which situation his merit and abilities were greatly distinguished. His gallant conduct when the French Army landed and attacked Sicily, in September 1810, under Murat, received the public thanks of the then Commander in Chief, Sir John Stewart. His remains were attended to the grave by the Adjutant-General (as chief mourner) by all the Staff Officers, and those of all the different regiments stationed at Messina and its vicinity. In this melancholy procession every countenance was depicted with sorrow, and every eye was pervaded with grief for his untimely loss.
A few days since died, at Crewkerne, in the 67th year of his age, the Rev.William Trevelyan Cox, Rector of Chedington, and Vicar of Stockland and Dalwood, Dorset.
On Thursday the 23d ult. died, in the 80th year of his age, at his seat Trebartha-hall, Cornwall, Francis Rodd, Esq. late Colonel of the Royal Cornwall Militia.
On Thursday the 23d ult. died, at Devizes, aged 75 years, John Tylee, Esq. banker, of that place.
On Saturday the 18th inst. died at Marlborough, Mr.Wm.Day, sen. upholsterer, of that place. Honesty in his dealings, kindness and civility in his intercourse with his friends and world at large, paved his way to a peaceful and honourable departure from life.
On Monday died, at his house in Sherborne, Vernon Noake, Esq., aged 71 years.
On Tuesday last died, at Clarendon Park, near this city, in the 72d year of his age, Henry Bathurst, Esq.
On Wednesday last died, at his home in the Close, in the 66th year of his age, and in humble hope of blessed resurrection, the Rev.Edward Moore, M.A. Priest, Vicar of the Cathedral of Sarum, and Vicar of Idmiston, in this county. He was one of the oldest inhabitants of the Close, and during his long residence in it, he acquired in the fullest degree, the esteem and affection of all ranks of Persons, by the most exemplary performance of every domestic, social, and religious duty. He has left an afflicted widow and near relatives to deplore the irreparable loss they have sustained.
On Thursday died W.L.Brouncker, Esq, of Barford House, near this city, and of Pelhams, Dorsetshire.
On Thursday died, at Bishop Ward's College, in the Close, in her 84th year, Mrs.Neale, relict of the Rev.James Neale, A.M. formerly head-master of the Royal Grammar-school, Henley-upon-Thames, and late of Hungerford, Berks.
On Thursday last died Mrs.Mills, of Orcheston; a woman much beloved, and who will be long lamented by the numerous poor of the neighbourhood where she resided, as a friend and benefactress for many years.
On Tuesday se'nnight died, in this city, Mrs.Crawford, widow of Mr.Crawford, formerly a Proprietor and Manager of the Opera-House, in London.
On Tuesday night died, in the 77th year of her age, Mrs.Lawrence, of New-street, in this city.
On Tuesday last died, in the 79th year of her age, Mrs.Honeywood, relict of John Honeywood, gardener, of East Harnham; she was for a great part of her life a faithful and worthy servant in the family of Mrs.Edwards, in the Close; was a sincere Christian, and fulfilled all the relative and social duties, with stedfast integrity and cheerfulness.
On Thursday last died, in an advanced age, Mr.Thos.Denning, late a very respectable miller, of Frome.
On Friday the 17th ult. died, at Exbury, Mr.John Raikes, aged 90 years; he resided in that neighbourhood upwards of 60 years.
On the 12th inst. Died, at Bindon Cottage, near Lullworth, belonging to Thomas Weld, Esq. of Lullworth Castle, Sarah White, a poor pauper, belonging to Corfe Castle, aged 101 years and eight months.
On Saturday Mrs.Bragge, a respectable young woman assistant in the shop of Mrs.Evans, in Minster-street, was seized with a fit, and expired in about half an hour ! Previous to her being thus suddenly expired , she appeared in remarkably good health and spirits.

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There will be A Ball at the Assembly-Rooms, in Salisbury, on Friday the 7th of February. Dancing will begin at eight o'clock.

	Gentlemen's Tickets		7s
	Ladies Tickets		5s
	Edward Baker	}	Stewards.
	John P.Tinney	}

* The Receipts of the evening will be paid to the Treasurers of the School for the gratuitous Education of the Children of Poor Persons, for the Benefit of that Institution.

Tickets to be had at the Printing Office.

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Assembly Room, Dolphin Inn,
Southampton.

Messrs. Christianna, Jun. and Grisbach most respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry of Southampton and its vicinity, there will be a Grand Miscellaneous Concert and Ball, at the above Rooms, on Monday Evening, Feb.10, when they hope for the honour of their patronage.

Principal Vocal Performers, Mr.and Mrs.Harrington and Mr.Christianna; - Leader of the Band, Mr.Grisbach;- Principal Violoncello, Mr.Sharpe; - Pianoforte, Mr.Christianna.
Tickets, 5s each, to be had at Skelton's Library, and of Mr.Christianna, No.10, Bugle-street.
The Concert will begin at half past seven o'clock, particulars of which will be announced in due time.

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Andover.

Mr.Langstaff, Organist, respectfully announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Andover and its Environs, his Annual Concert and Ball is fixed for Thursday Evening, February 27. Mr.and Mrs.Harrington are already engaged.
Further particulars in a future Journal.
Andover, Feb.1, 1812.

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New Currants,

Now landing, from the Speculator, D.Dorey, master, from Malta, and for Sale, - 25 Butts of New Currants; also a quantity of Smyrna Figs, Liquorice, Roll Brimstone, Madder Roots, and Cummin Seed - Apply to

Wm.Lintott and Sons.
Southampton, Jan.31, 1812.

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To Milliners, Dress and Corset Makers, &c.

Mrs.Armitage, being about to leave Salisbury, to attend wholly to her London concerns, wishes to dispose of her Business in Salisbury - Any person desirous of taking to the same, will apply for particulars, either personally, or by letter to be post-paid, either in Silver-street, Salisbury, or at No.4, Conduit-street, Bond-street, London.

Jan.24, 1812.

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Salisbury

To be Lett, with immediate possession, - that capital House, in High-street, late in the occupation of Mr.James Easton, where the Judges of Assize and their suits have been accommodated for many years past.
Apply to Mr.James Hussey, St.John's-street, Salisbury, if by letter, post paid.

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Hay and Straw for Sale.

To be Sold, at Imber Farm, - A Quantity of Wheat and Barley Straw; also a Rick of Threshed Rye Grass Hay.
Enquire at the Farm; or of Mr.James Garratt, Market-Lavington.

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Salisbury

To be Sold by Private Contract,- The following Freehold Property, late Mrs.Pikes :- A substantial modern built Dwelling-House, with a garden behind; also a coach-house and stable opposite, situate in Endless-street.

A good House, with extensive workshops, stable, garden, &c., situate in Endless-street, in the tenure of Mr.Thomas Lucas.

Seven allotments of Garden Ground, well stored with fruit trees, adjoining St.Edmund's Church-yard.

For particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Mr.Atkinson, of Mr.B.Lewis, Salisbury.

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Hampshire Society
For the Education of the Infant Poor in the Principles of the Established Church.

The Central Committee of Winchester, appointed to promote the Education of the Infant Poor in the Principles of the Established Church, hope to make an early communication to the county, founded upon the instructions expected from the National Society; and in the mean time respectfully request parishes to suspend partial proceedings, in consideration of the benefit that must arise from uniformity of design and general co-operation.

			Donations			Annual Subscrip.
	Already received	703	1	0		307	3	0
	Right.Hon. Lord Rivers	10	0	0		5	0	0
	T.Morant, Esq.	5	5	0		3	3	0
	Hon.Mrs.Legge	5	0	0		-	-	-
	Rev.R.Lowth	5	0	0		-	-	-
	N.Waller, Esq.	5	0	0		-	-	-
	Charles Graeme, Esq.	2	2	0		1	1	0
	Mrs.Hockley	1	1	0		1	1	0
	Rev.Mr.Lancaster	1	1	0		1	1	0
	J.N.Silver, Esq.	1	0	0		-	-	-
	Rev.G.Carter	1	1	0		2	2	0
	Mr.John Willis	1	0	0		2	2	0
	Geo.Reade, Esq.	-	-	-		2	2	0
	--- Eyre, Esq.	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Rev.E.Poulter (in addition)	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Bennell	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Lee	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Gauntlett	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Ridding	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.G.Heathcote	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Ch.Richards, sen.	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Bradfield	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mrs.Newbolt	-	-	-		0	10	6
	Mrs.Littlehales	-	-	-		0	10	0
	Miss.Ridding	-	-	-		0	10	6
	Mrs.Dipnall	-	-	-		0	10	0
	Mrs.Washington	-	-	-		0	5	6
	Mrs.Dewell	-	-	-		0	5	0
	Mrs.Long	-	-	-		0	5	0
	Mr.Musprat	-	-	-		1	1	0
	G.Lyford, Esq.	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Rev.Lloyd Williams	-	-	-		1	1	0
	W.Barnes, Esq.	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Rev.J.Harwood	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mr.T.Roach	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mr.J.Robbins	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Rev.J.Woodburn	-	-	-		1	0	0
	Messrs.Stubbington	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mr.John White	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Rev.G.Chapman	-	-	-		1	1	0
	Mr.W.Burt	-	-	-		0	10	0
	Mr.James White	-	-	-		0	10	6
	Mr.Dipnall	-	-	-		0	10	0
	Mr.Wm.Earle	-	-	-		0	10	6
	Mr.G.Munday	-	-	-		0	10	6
	Mr.C.Wooldridge	-	-	-		0	5	0
	Mr.Wright	-	-	-		0	5	0
	Mr.Gaiges	-	-	-		0	5	0
	Mr.W.A.Jourd	-	-	-		0	5	0
		740	11	0		351	1	0

	Henry Sissmore,	}	Secretaries
	Frederic Iremonger,	}

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