... DEATH OF MRi RICARDO. (From the Morning Chronicle.) The country andthie friends have to lament the loss of th il 11 tli amiable, and truly virtuouts Senator. An express arrived in 10' Friday morning, with an accoant of his death, at his sea. ill (loai.lI-* shire. The diseaseis said to itive been water on the brain,. Political ?? nearly in the state in which it ' hi Smith, till the ?? of the ...

... FUNERsAL OF M1R. RICARDOC. C'rawnAMll~~ Sr.PT. is, 1823.-(EThrect of a Letten)-This day the remains of David Ricardo, Esq. were removed from Gatcombe Park, and intered in a vault in the Parish Chnrch of Haenish, about one mile and a half from this place. The parish church is situated in the park of Mr. Clutterbuclk, the son-in-law of Mr. llicardo, and is more of a private bunving-place than a ...

... B11TH FIS. On the 19th inst. inl Gnitdfocd-_Sreet, thi wife of l.Jr. 3tt i ' On the 15th inst. at Finchley, tihe lady of Isaac Cooper, ?? ti ?? -~ ~ ~~M lf~t!'l AG S. On thel 16th i:s. atSt. ?? Church, Jirmineghum. by 1 !e M.A. Ste. Jcohn Watsont, of Hiolborn-hill, to Sarth, d :AgMiCr . Thos. Rtoad, of the former p}ace. On Tuesaay, at Bromnley, William Soanndtrs. Isq. Captain i Artillery, to ...