r FEB• .9,7 t THE NATION-A, ----- offerer were ernemitted - to the ,grrete, in St, Johieti. Church-, aid, I:l,atche , ter, attended by mouroing thousands.. Five sisters and three vou ne brothers ate left to bewail - the fate of the most virtuous of her I f - s ; possessing the best qualities of the town: superior mental - endow- rods, and a correct sense of the duties• of religion. inclosed in a form • ‘vorthy of such a mind. The family are not •in opulence; but not destitute of friends, or of p,;cuniary resources to seppsirt a resprxtuble . Tine in society. From the time that the much lamented Miss Lavinia Robinson was n• .sing, and more especially, after the rtlagistratesh..d token the infor mations of hei;aster,, her brother, her brother-in-law, Mr. Barlow, &c. aid had received the defence which Mr. liolroyd (or Uldroyd, for so we are told he formerly spelt his name) made, the murinnrs'of the public. if nut laud, were ccep. But when the body was baind-=aced ; particidatly alter it was bunight hLate to the house of Miss Robins o n, rwh ch win very nearly situate to that of the - object of public dis p:easure—the popular voice was Iv Ad wins! him, and every morning , newly written invt'cnires were observable in large characters on the / *atm shutters, walls &c. of empty tiAlses. Al.ont the er.d of the week, the windows of the house were attacked by stones, and his door with mud. Ile resorted to the municipality fur, protecti , m, but ns he could not point nut the persons who had been guilty of the breach of the peace, no remedy could be applied. At the beginning of last 'seek, every evening produced a . new proof of thtt resentment .of the populace. by similar acts of violence ; and en Thursday ni t Ll, the climax seemed to have. arrived, for soiree ly a pile of glass EA gu.trdt (1 by shutters was !eft whole, and the panneis of the Bunt doors were shattered. Dtiritio the .whale of friday crowds Ail persons were assembled in front of his house tri witness the effect of public resentment, which was honed by exciatnations in favour of the young lady, whose corps was carried so recently by his dcor, on its way to interment. A kind of fur:: seemed to hang on tly: minds of the lower classes of society, which threatened most s.etions consequences to Mr. llalruyd, who, in coarse of the afternoon of that day, gave way to the popubir feeling rieainst ; and contrary to his previously declared doermittatlon, h^ leq lite town, under the protection of the constablcs.—There is, notwithstaisiing, a large rutty in Manchester, )141 consider Mr. 11 bar-ht; Lrevied, at the same time that they ! sympathise in the fate of Miss llgoinson. 1 At Pre , liaw House, Hants, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Long, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Grove House, the seat of Colonel Eyre, in Nottinghamshire, Mr. G. Vernon, seventh on of the Archbishop ut Yolk, to Miss Eyre, eldest daughter of Colonel Eyre. DIED. In rins!anry-tagnare, in the 79111 year of his age, J. Peacock, Esq. 45 y eat s ita the Office taf Works: (inildhall. _ _ _ At a vt ry advanced are, on Woolwich Common, Gen. Huddleston, of :he Royal ReOm* ut of Artillery, who bad passed a great part of his life in ArnMea. and had. shesvii himself a most gallant Officer on occasionc• He - was descended flora the ancient family of lluddleston, of Sawston, Canibrideeshire. At Scarborough, in the 104th yew of his age, Mr. B. Johnson, a celebrated musical charaeter. At his hou , e, Broniley, Tibia, W. Child, "Esq. aged 82. HAZARD, FiURNE, and Co. Pow.. ExcliAricz, rffspectfully inform the Public, that. they have on in variety of Nuoibers, Tickets and Shores for the present Small Lottery of 8,000 Tickets, to do urawn in Two Days, viz. the 4:11 and 14'.11 , ,f MARCH. THE SCHEME CONTAINS I . . . . Prizes of . . . Ditto • . . Ditto &c. &c. &c. Letters, Post paid, duly answered, and Scheme; gratis. LOTTERY OFFICE. No. I, HOLBORN BARS. BRANSCOME & PERRY Are selling Tit:Lets and Shares in a variety of numbers at the abry OlLice, for the SMALL LOTTERY, which begins Drawing NEXT IFR I.1)A Y. containing Two Prizes of 40,0001 besides g ) other C.-ipitals, and only 8,000 Tickets. BRAN . SCOMB AND PERRY Beg to remind their Friends that their Office is the CORNER HOUSE HOLBORN BARS, where was sold No. 231. the last Priz.• of 50001. ever drawn ; No. eses, tin:tinily 20,5.001. in Eleven Shares; be i ng the largest P. ss bold foi 21 Lotteries-. it. REGISTER.- 1:13 BRITISH GALLERY, .PALL MALL. This GALLERY, for the 'EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISII ARTISTS, IS NOW OPEN - to rho Public, and will continue open every day, from Tait in the Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon. Admittance Is. -Catalogue's 14. •• By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. C.IIANCE YOUR. LUCK: If you have been ainsliccessful other Lotter) Olfices, change your luck, by adventuring at MARTIN'S, S, Coke/4m Li., where lie told the last 20,0001. Prize in Shares to the Public, and paid on dena.md„ TICKETS. and SHARES are SELLING for the SMALL Lox- TERY of only 80;10 Tickets, to begin Drawing NEXT FRIDAY, March 4, and contains 2 Prizes of 1.20.000 4 Pritet of . . L.sou 2 3 - - • - . No. 3,731 , a 20,0001. and bl 2, ar.1,0001. were all sold in Shares at the above Office. W. M. has returned many Thousand Pounds More in Prize Money to the Public than he ever received It'r all the Tickets and Shares he sold. W Ito can say as much ? R ich Cake will be pr. , - 6:7nied gratis to every purchaser of a Ticket or Share at the above Office. LOWE'S PATENT SHIP-TiNG CLOTH. The only Matl;ihiciure in (irt at Fritant in which the advaritsces of )t;ngli,ll Flux anti Cotton arc united in one ThreA. • EsTAßustmn IN 1801. Its peculi.%rlest , ire frees it fioin the injurious cold or chill rienccd in the urns. of Irish or other Linens, and the unpleasant benbi lion peculiar to Fabrics made wholly et Cotton. For beautiful - Appearance, Comfort in Wear, and great Economy, this tuamitacture (atter five years trial), stands unrivalled. Sold at about hall the price of Irish or other tine Linens, at the Pa tentee's Warehouse l .lst,Cheapside, near St. Paul's, and Harding a►td Co. 80, PA all. . - - e 4l This ilfanufeeture, after several years trtsnsive sale, having er gulped such distinguished patronage anti approbation, as to induee some Shopkeepc:rs to tiler articles under various new titles of Intre• ial Patent • i'tsittc. Cloth, of which' are mode entirely af Cotton, and the propci tics of Cotton fabrics bong so generally acid well known, rt quir e nu comment. "W" -- To the Nobilty, Gentry, and Public in General. THE COMMERCIAL. HALL WINE COMPANY, NO. 10, AKIN vl ft-STREET, SNOW -HILL, Feel happy in the opportunity now afforded them of informing their tintrier.nis friends,that they•lisre for the accommodation of the Nubility, (ict►try, and Public in general opent-ri a 1-fouse, • No. 340, OXFORD STREET, Where a large assortment 01 Samples of the Choicest Wines, &e. nr.• constantly kept ; which the Company can safely recommend as beilli - . of a peculiarly finer flavour and quahty than are generally submitted to the taste and ju Ignient of a discerning Public : the prices of whine are as follow : Per 11 ?. Fine Ports, Vintame of laity first quality ..E2 4 0 • Ditto. second (panty Old Ports Curious Old Crusted Ditto. Cape Madeira • Tenerilfe 2 6 0 Pronti Madeira West India Ditto East India Ditto Old Sherry Kist India: nits, Flat India Lisbon - • Fine flavoured Vin de crave I)iuo Saturate Ditto Old Hock .• . i Ditto very curious Frontigniac •- Clarets of the first growth And every other Description of French Wines. riue•Apple Rum Shrub Nliyeau S 6 0 Curious Vines (in.tlNTS,)patticillarly Constactis •• • • I Iri 0 East India Sherry - I 18 e Litt India Madeira E.ist India Mulmiey Madeira Lilo:vise the oldest Brandy in Englaut: fur Sale. at 523 , per Ga !l !.. , with every other Article in the Wine and Sprit Tmde, 01 ;be fill, Quality, and at vorylowPrices s fur kteady 31 'ley u:11,y• • tr