The following resolutions, passed by the Ward of Farringdon Without, are inserted as a summary of the reasonings adopted in the popular questions, at issue between the country and the majority of the House of Commons. 1st. Resolved-That in the 29th chapter of Magna Charta it is declared, "that no freeman shall be taken, or imprisoned, or be disseized of his freehold or liberties, or free customs, or to be outlawed or exiled, or any otherwise destroyed; nor will we not pas upon him, nor condemn him, but by lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the land. 28. Resolved-That the committal of Mr. John Gale Jones, and Sir Francis Burdett, to prison, during pleasure, by the order of the honorable the House of Commons, for supposed libels, appears to this Ward meeting an unreasonable and illegal assumption in their own cause, of the accumulated offices and power of accuser, juror, judge, and executioner. 3d. Resolved-That the late assumption of undefined privilege by the Honorable the House of Commons will, in effect, abolish that bulwark of our liberties, trial by jury, will supersede the Habeas Corpus act, will annul the Bill of Rights, and the wholesome provisions of Magna Charta. 4th. Resolved-That the exercise of illegal power naturally engenders violence, riot, commotion, and ultimately revolution; that the introduction of the standing army to enforce the arbitrary warrant of the speaker of the House of Commons, has already produced the most deplorable calamities; our sacred charters have been violated, the blood of peaceable passengers have been spilled, and our fellow-citizens have been murdered in our streets; and this ward meeting entertain a fervent hope, that any future attempts to introduce arbitrary power, to excite violence and riot, and to goad the people into resistance and commotion, may, by the steady, firm, and wise, conduct of our countrymen, be foiled. 5th. Resolved-That this ward meeting trembles for the consequences probable upon this conflict between the people and the privileges of the House of Commons; and they aver it to be their opinion, that this unnatu ral struggle is a certain evidence of the little influence the people possess in that honorable House. That they believe the representation of the people in Parliament is unequal, deficient, and now manifestly inadequate to the security of the subject; that it appears un contradicted upon their journals, that seats in the honorable the House of Commons are notoriously sold and bartered; that a majority in that honorable House may be at ali times, with perfect facility, procured and purchased, by any set of ministers, with the ready means of places, pensions, sinecures, patronage, and jobs; as only 154 powerful individuals, peers, and others, return 307 members for England and Wales; and the representation of Scotland and Ireland is equally corrupt: that by means of the majorities thus obtained, public defaulters have not only been exculpated, but suffered to enjoy the fruits of their nefarious conduct, and retain their seats in that honora ble house. 6th. Resolved-That this ward meeting declares its entire approbation of the conduct, resolutions, and petition, of the livery of London, in their list Common Hall; that this meeting avails itself of this first opportunity to express its abhorrence of the seditious attempts of a hand of contractors and venal jobbers, to decry all public spirit; and to induce the timid and the weak to join in libellous declarations against their fellow citizens, and the venerable magistracy of our city. 7th. Resolved-That fur those accumulated evils and calamities, one only remedy offers itself; namely, a full, fair, and free, representation of the people in Parliament. 8th. Resolved-That this ward meeting do hereby instruct their representatives in Common Council to promote and support in that court all legal measures whatever, that may be proposed to procure the liberation of Sir Francis Burdett and John Gale Jones; and for that necessary and indispensable object, a radical reform in the Commons House of Parliament. 9th. Resolved-That the thanks of this meeting are due to Sir Francis Burdett, for his manly and constitutional resistance to oppression, and for his learned and legal argument in favor of the unalienable rights of the people. ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced between the 20th of April and the 20th of May, extracted from the London Gazettes. Canniford William, George treet. Oxford @treet, baker Pownall. Staples in Chantier Thomas. Harford. Chefer, banker. (Leigh and Mafon, New Bridge eet, and anker, Northwich Child Francis, Morpeth, Northumberland, skinner. (Harvey, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Wortham, Cattle freet, Holborn Chinery john, Great Mary le bone street, grocer. (Wet. Coben Ather. Mauchefter. merchant (Higfon, Man- Colwill Charles. Leicefter fquare, cabinet maker. (Turner. (Wil lane, aud Anderfun, Hull Green Penjamin Aifkew, York, ca'tle jobber. (Janfon, Redale, and Lodingron, and Hall, Temple Gribble Nelfon, Crefcent, St George the Martyr, Surry, dealer. (Walker, Old Jewry Hallen William, Wolverhampton, woollen-yarn manufacturer. (Jeffon, Wolverhampton Harriton Thomas, Camomile Arcet, ftationer, (Evitt and Rixon. Haydon fquare Hatfield Jofeph, Eccles, Lancafter, cotton manufacturer. (Barrett and Wilton, Manchester, and Willis, Fairthorne and Clarke, Warnford court Matley Thomis, Woodtock, Oxford, hatter. (Bleasdale, Alexander and Holme, New Inn, and Meredith, Bir. mingham Heydun John, York freet, Covent Garden, tailor. (Duncombes, Lyon's inn Hobfon Elizabeth, Beverley, York, dealer and chapman. (Campbell, Beverley Hunt Francis, Bristol, butcher. (Clarke and Son, Bristol, and James and Abbott, New Inn Hutchinfon John. Lamb's Conduit Atreet, tea-dealer. Keene, Furnival's inn Jackfon Ralph, Mill treet, Hanover fquare, china and glais feller. (Dixon, Allen, and Beft, Paternoster row Johnfon William. and Nevill Browne, Fish ftreet hill, grocer. (Swain, Stevens and Maples, Old Jewry Kauffinan Chriftian Henry, New London @treer, Crutched Friars, merchant. (Oakley, Martin's lane, Cannon ftreet Kay Thomas, Birmingham, factor. (Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham Kearick Jhn, King freet, Soho, money-fcrivener. (Hanfon, Dorfet Street, Fleet freet Kirk Richard, Dartford, victualler. (Ware, Blackman treet, Southwark Krufe Adam, Union court, Broad freet, merchant. (Palmer, Tomlinfons and Thompfon, Copthail court Macduff Charles, Church areet, Blackfriars, fcrivener. (Meckett, Clemenc's inn (Ware Machin Joh. Cottenhain Court Road, auctioneer. rand and Wood Cable court, Budge row Mahony Denis, Fattenham Court Road, victualler. (Whitton, Great James treet, Bedford row Marcia Robert Gravesend, carpenter. (Ware, Black man freet, Southwark Matthew Abraham Shaftesbury, Dorf t Ironmonger. Matthew's James, Hertford, mealman. (Bond and Fairbanks, Leething lane Mitch William, Turnwh.el lane. London, fugar factor. Osbaldon Little Tower icet Moloy Jofeph, late of Monmouth freet, clothes falefnas, but now a prifoner in Guitfpur trect Compter. Coste, Auftin iars Monrow Jofeph William. Gofport, pork butcher. (Bleafdale Alexander and Holme, New Ioo, and Cruick thank. Gofport Morris Richard, Lyng, Somerfet, dea'er in cattle. (Roys, Bridgewater, and Millett and Son, Middle Temple lane Neve George Laws, Tpfwich, linen-draper. {Brame and Natcutt, Ipfwich, and Flexney, Chancery lane Newman Robert Oxford Atreet, linen craper. (Tucker. Bartlett's builtings. Nicholis James, Gray's ina, fcrivener (Tyrrell and Francis, Guildhall Oakley wiam, Church freet, Horfly down, furry, woolftapler. (Burrows and Vincent, Baftughall Atreet Oram John, High freet, Southwark. cheesemonger. (Willett and Annesley, Finsbury quare Owen Daniel, Red Bank and Heley, Lancafter, ebemik. (Crump and Lodge, iverpool and Baitye, Chancery lane Parry Thomas Sefton, Charlotte freet, Portland place, money-fcrivener. (Dixon, Natau street, sha Pawlett Daniel, Nottingham, tallow-chandler. Bromley and Bell, Holborn court, Gray's iun. and She toll, Nottingham Payne James, Weft fquare, Southwark, army-contra&or. (Greyton and Dixon. Angel court Throgmortos frvet Peacock George, Skinner freet, Bishopsgate. Beaurain, Union treat, Bishopfgate Pollard John, Elland. York, woolftapler. ¡Hartle, Settle, York, and Swale and Heelis, Staple's inn, Pook William, jun. Wick and Abion, Glocefter, papermakers. (Stevens, Bristol, and sweet and Stokes, Temple Porter William Jun. Nottingham, grocer. (All fopp and Wells, Nottingham, and Taylor, Field court, Gray's Raitt James, Dartmouth freet, Weftminter, victualler. (Thackray Reah William, Sunderland, Durham, leather cutter. (Blakitton. Symond's inn, and Thompson, Bihup. wearmouth Reeve Richard, and William David Jones, Vere freet, ftrationers. (Goode, Howland Arect, Tottenham Court Road Reid Thomas Hayward Mark, Red Lion Areet, Halbara, fhoemaker. (Druce, Billiter fare Reid John, Frith street, Soho, grocer. (Highmore, Ely Place Remington John, St. Ives, Huntingdon, liquor merchant. (Alexander, New fquare, Lincoln's in Roberts John. Welford, Glocefter, baker and miller. (Phillips, Evesham, Worcetter. and Bousfeld, Bouverie ftreet, London Rolinton William, Little Barnhurst, Statford, hutcher, (Biddle, Wolverhampton, and Smart and Thomas Staple's inn Rooke Thomas, Bengeo, Herts. farmer. (Greea and (Edge, Man (Stevens, Son, Ware, and Green, Clifford's ina Rushton John, Manchester, cotton-dealer, chefter. and Ellis, Chancery labe Sayer John, Sherton, Wits. linen-draper. Britol, and Sweet and Stokes, Temple' Sherwood Mary, Knottingley, York, hardware-woman and Paul Sherwood, hardwareman. Wright and Pickering, Temple, and Bingley, Snaith, York Silverlock William, Newport, Ine of wight, cabinet. maker. (Griffiths, Newport Simpson Richard, Great Bell Alley, merchant. (Anfice and Cox, Temple Smith Richard, Liverpool, upholßerer. verpool (Plumbe, Li Taylor Thomas. City read, victualler. (Allingham, St. Tebbett John, Nottingham, ater and chapman. Mid- sect, Pentonville, merchant. Mourilor and Hewitt, 1 Friday ret Tomkins Samuel, Worreaner, fax-treiler. (Long, Wor celter, and Williams, Qual y Court Chambers, Chancery lac Tuoke Ifaac, and Auguftus Todd, Strand, wine merchants, (Wadefu, barlow and Grovenor, Auftin Friars Toop Elizabeth, Cortfouth, fail inaker. (Ware, Blackman greet Southwark Turner Philip, Market Raifin, Lincoln grocer. RofTer and son, Bartlett's buildings, London, and Dickenfön, Hull Tyncale Jofeph, Circus freet. St Ma-y-la bonne, com. miton broker. Richardten. New Inn Veickther John Frederic Angel Court. Throgmorton ftreet, merchant. Abbot, Did Broad freut Wallis John Cooper, White-horfe yard. Coleman ftreet, farrier. (Swain, Stevens and Mapie. Old Jew y Wellings Thomas Cynch lane Whitechapel, painter. (Fillingham Union Preet, Whitechape Wharton Charles Northwich, Chetter, liquor merchant. (Leigh and Malun, New Bridge @reet, and Barker, Northwich Wharton George, Northowram, York, calico manufacturer. (Evans, fatton Garuen, and Crosby. Bradford June 8 Abby Richard, Ux ridge, innkeeper, June 9 Afley John Gregory, Glocefter Terrace, Commercial Afton Thomas, Stamford, linen draper, May 17 Baker Charles, Saville-row, Lambeth, four factur, Ballman Margaret, Corfe Mullen, Dorfet, miller, May 25 Barrett William, Broad freet, London, merchant, June 2 Baster John, Strand, tailor. May 19 Eel William, Bafinghall treet, baize factor, May 12 Crean Edward, Margaret ftreet, Cavendish fquare, care penter, May 15 Crouch William, Charlotte ftreet, Rathbone place, linen draper. Juve 1 Culhw Ralph, Wrightington, Lancafter, coalu merchant, May 19 Cummins John, Liverpool, fhoemaker, May 18 Davies George, Cranbourn treet, Le.cetter Fields, linen draper, May 22 Denny John, Barbicar, stationer. Tune 5 Dickinton Wiluam, Newark, Notts, banker, May 12 Dowland William Devizes, draper, June 1 dealer Doyle James, Ovent Garden, china and glass mang My Drury James Francis, Clerkenwell Green, brafs founder. May is Dutton Jofeph, Burwardfley. Chefter, cheesefactor June 17 Edgington Richard the elder, Abingdon, Berks. hemp manufacturer, June to Elliott George, Liverpool, merchant, May 31 May's Enforiam, Bath, grocer, July tr Folo Wiliam, Cherry Garden itreet, Bermondfey, timbar merchant ay 19 Ford Paul Edward, Howland Mews Wet, hackneyman, May 26 Forte Fexall, Yarmouth Norfolk, bookfeller, May at Gilbert William, Chifwell street, grocer. June 9 Harr William and Henry Southmier, Denmark freet. Harrison James Parke, St. Bees, Cumberland, cotton manufacturer, May 15 Hayes William. Kilburn, Middlefex, brickmaker, May 22 Helems Christopher Watfon. Flymouth, linen draper, June 18 Higion James and Thomas Tafker, Liverpool, linen drapers, June 6 Hillar Henry, Haymarket, umbrella maker. May 19 Hindle John, State cliffe within Accrington, Lancafter calico printer, May 29 Hingle William, state cliffe within Acerington, calico printer, My 29 Hindle John and William, Laurence Kenyon, and Ashton Stansfield, State clife within Acerington, calico print ers, May 29 Hitchcock James, otherwife David James. Jofue de Prade and Peter Groves, white lead merchants, Hul May 18 Holmes Jofeph, Underbank in Wooldale, York, merchant, June 1 Hope Peter. Liverpoo! merchant, May 27 Hopkins Thomas John Chigwell, Effex, brewer June 26 Infkipp James, jun. Battle, Suffex, June 21 Berridge William, Maiden laue, Wood Areet, bofier, Jackfon Henry, Mincing lane, merchant. May 15 June 16 Blakey George, fen. Stepney, fhip owner, May 29 Bowles Anthony Thomas, and Thomas Williams, Kent Breet, Southwark, grocers, June 16 Brooks Jofeph. Liverpool, brewer, June 1 Brown Juhn, Long jane, Bermondsey, tanner. June 9 Bryan William, White Lion tourt, Birchin lane, marchant. May 19 Buck William, St. Mary at Hill, London, merchant, May 29 Bullen William, Bow lane, Cheapfide, warehoufeman, May 19 Butler Nathaniel fles, and Benjamin Butler, Painswick, Calver James, Brook street. Ratcliffe, victualier, May 19 May S Champion Foice, Beech treet, Barbican, boot maker, June 2 • Charlton June 23 Cornellus, Eat Farleigh, Kent, yeoman, Chatham John, Heaton Norris, Lanca@er, check masufacturer May 17 Clarkton John Mount Row, City Road, coal merchant, May 15 Clayton William, Dockhead, Surry, grocer, May 29 May 22 Cooper James, Epfom Surry, brewer, June 26 Cowlishaw Charles, Abborne, Derby, grocer, May 15 Jenkins Thomas, and Thomas Frederick Wollen, High itrect. Southwark, linen drapers May 6 Johns Kichard, jun. Truro, victualler, May 10 Jones Thomas, Glocefter, horfe dealer. May 99 Jones Willia, Yardley. Liverpool. Acur dealer, May 26 Lilley Weatheld, St. joha Areet. Clerkenwell, linea draper, June 9 Linging Levi Samuel, Green Lettuce lane, merchant, June 2 Linging Levi Samuel, and William Henry L.. Green Let- Lyon hoinas, Liverpool, merchant. May 13 Martin Henry, Wallingford, Berks. linen draper. June a Mofs Toho. Hull. boat builder. May 1 Myles John. Onton, Chelter, corn factor, Jine 6 Ogle John Pickwick, Lancaster, and Wilyam Walton. Liverpool. merchants. May as Orme Orme William. Charles freet. Middlefex. book feller. May 21 Pafteur John Lewis. S:oney Stratford. Bucks. grocer. June 2 Payne William. Great Carter lane. Doctor's Commons. June a Pearfon William. Old Painhaw. Derham. grocer. May 16 Pocklington Roger, Winthorpe. Notts. banker, May 12 Pocklington Roger. Winthorpe. and William Dickinson. Newark, bankers. May 12 Pope William, Wettbury-upon-Severn. Glocefter, dealer in pigs. June 2 Poulett Richard, Brook. Eaft lane. Bermondfey. coal merchant. June 23 Powell Edwin, Birmingham. japanner. June 1 Ranfon Lebbeus. Cannon Coffee house. Charing Crofs. tavern keeper. June 30 Rafell Richard. Shoreham Kent. fhopkeeper. June 30 Roberts John. Liverpool, merchant. May 28 Roberts Jofeph. Garden Row, St. George's Fields, baker, Robinfon William. Manchetter. cotton fpinner. June 20 Rylance Jonah Pilkington. Lancaster. cotton manufac turer. May 18 Sayer Jofeph. Upper North place. Gray's inn lane. and John Smith John. Leeds York. grocer. May 25 Thom William Leeds. cloth merchant. June 5 Tidmarsh Jofeph. New County Terrace, New Kent Road. builder. May S Titley Wiliam. and Wrightfon Greenwood. Lack, Stafford niercers. May 11 Tubb William and James Henry lexander Scott King's road. Pimlico. nurserymen. May 76 Twyford Robert. Mancher, merchant, Jane 6 Walter John. jun. Shad Thames, auchorfmith. May 19 June 19 David, Brokenhurt, Whittingham John Liverpool grocer. May 16 Windi Edward Whitmore. Rotherhithe @reet, ironmonger. Wood James. Lindfield. Suflex victualler. May 19 Yates William. late of Sherrand street, golden-square, army-accoutrement maker. but row a prifoner in the King's Bench. May 26 Young T. Machen. Monmouth. dealer. May 31 INCIDENTS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, IN AND NEAR LONDON: MARRIED. AT St. George's, Bloomsbury, Mr. Lowe, of Handsworth, Staffordshire, to Miss Wyatt, eldest daughter of Charles W. esq. of Bedford-row. At Richmond, Major P. T. Roberton, of the 8th regiment of Foot, to Miss Parker, sixth daughter of the late Vice-admiral Sir William P. At Chelsea, Stutteville Isaacson, of Milden-hall, Suffolk, to Miss St. Quintin, of Hans-place. At St. Michael's at Plea, Capt. Alexander Campbell, of the Royal Artillery, to Constantia, daughter of the late Francis Gostling, esq. of Coulsea-wood, Suffolk. At Hampton, Colonel Hawker, of the 14th Light Dragoons, to Miss Jordon, of Sydenham, Kent. At Mary-le-bone Church, Captain James Dacres, R. N. to Miss A. B. Dalrymple, third daughter of Lieutenant-general Sir Hew D. George Gipps, esq. M.P. to Jane, youngest daughter of John Bowdler, esq. of Hayes, Kent. By special licence, the Marquis of Douglas and Clidesdale, son and heir apparent of the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, to Susan Euphemia, youngest daughter of William Beckford, esq. of Fonthill. At Greenwich, Benjamin Boyes, esq. of Great Coram-street, to Mary, second daughter of the late William Foster, esq. of Spring head, near Hull, By special licence, in Bloomsbury-square, Sir Robert Graham, bart. of Esk, Cumberland, to Elizabeth, only daughter of John Young, esq. of Battle, in Sussex. At St. George's, Hanover-square, William Freie, esq. serjeant-at-law, to Mary, only daughter of Brompton Gurdon Dillingham, esq. of Grunderburgh, Suffolk.-Henry Westmacott, esq of Mount Street, Grosvenor-square, to Miss Eliza Brodie Stewart, of Montrose. At Mary-le-bone Church, C. J. Mills, esq. esq. of Downhouse, Gloucester, to Miss Hatch, daughter of the late James H. esq. Claybury Hall, Essex. At St. Pancras Church, Captain W. C. Lewis Bird, of the Bengal army, to Miss Aldous, of Upper Fitzroy-street. At Kensington, Captain Fanshawe, of the Royal Navy, eldest son of General F. to Anne Maria Jenkinson, second daughter of Colonel Jenkinson, of the Board of Green Cloth. At St. Alphage Church, Samuel Miller Adams, esq. only surviving son of the late J. Adams, esq. of Welton, Northamptonshire, to Miss H. Thornton, of Glocester-street, Queen-square. At Camberwell, Charles Chitty, esq. of Gower street, to Miss S. E. Jourdan, daughter of john J. esq. of Peckham Rye. DIED. Mr. Daniel Walker, well known for his taste in music and musical instruments, and particularly for his exquisite performance on the clestina. The simple honesty of his character, character, and his modest independent spirit, endeared him to the few who knew him; for he sought no fame, but lived and died in a dusty chaos of litter and literature, of fiddles and fossils, machines and microscopes, the friend of all, and the enemy of none. In St. James's Palace, Madame Brandenburgh, laundress to her majesty.-Mrs. Bartolli, many years keeper of the ball-room, and other apartments. In Gower-street, Jane, third daughter of the Rev. Jonathan Boucher, of Epsom, 15. At Sheffield-house, Kensington, Thomas Robinson, esq. 83. In Dorset-street, Manchester-square, the Hon. Robert Walpole, formerly envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at the court of Lisbon, for thirty years, and brother to the late Horatio earl o. Oxford. The Rev. Matthew Pugh, near 50 years curate of St. Ja es's, Westminster, and one of the conduct rellows of rinity College, Cambridge, B. A. 1748. M.A. 1761. In Saville-row, the Hon. Mrs. Gunning, wife of George G. esq. and sister to Lord Bradford. In Lincoln's inn-fields, Henry Maddock, esq. In St. John's-square, Mr. Edward Wright, printer, 42. In Lower Grosvenor-place, Marianna, second daughter of Captain Stackpoole, R. N. At Epsom, Henry, the third son of John Scott Whiting, esq. At Camberweli," Showel Blackwood, esq. 81. In Golden-square, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of john Waliace, esq. In York-street, St. James's, Isabella Anne, third daughter of Henry Hugh Hoare, esq. 15. At Acton, Robert Tubos, esq. 77. In Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, Lady Talbot, relict of Sir Charles T. bart. 79. At Hammersmith, Mr. Alexander Palmer, many years cutier to the Royal Family, St. James's-street. In Clarges-street, Ann, youngest daughter of Joseph Brandish, esq. In Leicester-square, Mrs. Lloyd, relict of Thomas Bullock Lloyd, esq. and one of the sisters of the late John Webb, esq. M. P. for Gloucester. In Alsopp-place, Paddington, William Brown, esq. M. P. In China-terrace, Lambeth, Mrs. Mary Fletcher, daughter of the late Francis F. esq. 84. At Highbury-place, the Rev. William Parry, D.D. a distinguished pulpit orator, and sume years since much the subject of conversation, from the circumstance of his endea vouring to enforce his discourse by producing a human scull to the congregation. Gustavus Adolphus Throughton, youngest son of Richard T. esq. of the Custom-house, London, 22. His death was occasioned by a blow he received against a post. On the 7th of March, on board his flag. ship, the Ville de Paris, Admiral Lord Collingwood, Commander in chief of the British fleet in the Mediterranean. Further particulars will be given in our next. In South Lambeth, in the 76th year of his age, William Havard, esq. one of the partners in the city and county Bank of Hereford, a gentleman whose industry, benevolence, integrity, and worth, entitle his memory to more than ordinary notice. Mr. Havard was born in St. Owen's-street, Hereford, where his parents kept a small shop; and their cir cumstances were so remote from affluence, that when (like his countryman Whittington) he left his native place to pursue his fortunes in the metropolis, he had not sixpence in his pocket on his arrival in London. From this period, such was the perseverance, ability, and success with which he applied himself to business, that he gradually rose, with encreasing honour and esteem, from clerk to partner, in the house of Mr. Jones, M.P. for Devizes, in Mansion-house-street. Thus be coming enrolled in the first class of British merchants, Mr. Havard was frequently consulted in the most difficult and important adjustments of mercantile accounts; and has now bequeathed to five daughters more than 10,000!. each, the fruits of his own exertions and personal industry. His house and the hospitalities of his table were not only open to his countrymen in general, but many of his younger friends, from Hereford, will gratefully acknowledge how materially they have been aided by his powerful interest, and valuable advice. Nor were these the only prominent features of ability and worth in the character of Mr. Havard: the Banks of the Lug, and other similar effusions, acknowledge him as no despicable poet; but perhaps it is less known, that he not only aided Mr. Dibdin, in his work called The Bye-Stander, but also contributed some of those popular productions which are so happily calculated to excite the daring of our gallant tars. Of these the well-known words of "My Poll and my Partner Joe," were written by Mr. Havard; and it is said that 20,000 copies of that ballad were sold within a very short period after its publication. In a word, Mr. Havard has done honor to the place of his birth; his memory will ever be held in respect, and his example is worthy the imitation of all. In Clarendon-square, Somer's Town, aged 80, Thomas Mortimer, esq. a gentleman well known in the literary world, as author of many useful and interesting works, and formerly his majesty's vice-consul at Ostend. In Great Ormond-street, aged 53, of a pulmonary consumption, Thomas Finch, esq. F.R.S. only son of the Rev. Robert Pool Finch, D.D. Further particulars will be given in our next. PROVINCIAL |