Star. — London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

POLICE. -~ ~~, • BOW-STRRET.—Yestertlav George Warwick and Traressick were brought to this Office, charged With burglario4e breaking and entering the dwelfing house of Mr. Edmund Jordan, of the town of Hu• mondsworth, in tilt county of Mi ear dale,ex, a 1n Bak ay , late on Tuesday n:glit last, in. ly on lVeieid morning..—They were committed for trial. They are both country lads, coMpleie louts, and are not sal ' !rage of their QUEIsI-FiatlAnc—aosscrtv...—Aica:aader Lain; and 'Marl r•liinesa *ere charged by David Houstipan, discforgei soldier' and a pensioner, of rob i bing him • of three sank of Eng land notes 'of 41 each, and gds. 6J. in silver...--Both prisoners were remanded "foe a Week. • ' . O • or &lI4LING .fle A WILLING II .42.—Mary Harris • was charged by James Lyons, of Burney.grove, L:ttle Chelsea, gardeners,. with robbing him of three, Batik. of England notes Of £1 each, and one of 42, and; niso several articles -of wimring apparel. Pfose tutor stated, that prisoner had worked in his gronnds all the summer, and when his wife returned from ratite On a Saturday evening, she employed prisoner es chairwoman. •On the sth of October, last, he and his wife went to Covent garden markets, and re. turned about four in the afternoon, when they found *large boa in the bed•room open. in which 'was a aspali bor, which contained the inoG•y, the lock of Which had been opened, and die money taken but-- They limed they had also lost a silk shawl, a pair of women's boots, and several other articles of female attire. • 'They suspected prisoner, and had her appre hended.—Prisoner was fully conimitted for trial at the Old Bailey, and parties bound to prosecute, &c. MA LLBOROUGII-STREET.--ALLEGED MURDER AND DISTURBANCE IN ST. GILEs'S.-+A mysterious affair, relative to the sudden death of the wile of a blind beggar, was stated before the Sitting Magistrate, in consequence of the blind man, whose name is John Woodbine, having asserted that one of the St.Giles's watchmen had killed his wife, by a blow with a st ick, at midnight, between Saturday and Sunday. She . was subject to fits daily. The Magistrate appointed the case for re-hearing do Thursday. A: Coronet's Jury will sit on the body to-morrow. MANston House. —Yesterday Jame: Johnson, a young Oman, ab.'nt 17 years of age, was brought before the Loan M AVM, and underwent an exams nation, charged with breakinp, open the iron sale of Messrs.. Hewitt and Boitrdillon, of Friday-street,, Cheapside, Solicitors, stealing from thence a tin box, containing Ware nott:s, amc•unting to nearly 4120, several bills of en...h.q.:7e, checks on bankers, ke. to the amount of eight hundred pounds, toge ther .with other papers and documents of conside rable value. Mr. James Bourdillon stated, that he was the part ner of Mr. Hewitt. The prisoner had lived in their service, but had been h a•ged from thence at the. beginning of Juiy list. On Tuesday, the 19th inst. Witness,. wfiO kePt the cash, deposited a £5O and a £2O firre in the tin box, where there had been previ ously lodged about 4150 in notes of different value, together with bills of exchange,. checks, &c. the whele . was safely pl:iced within the bon safe. On the day mentioned, the witness being absent from home• the latter_ On of the day, learned upon his arrival, about half-past eleven at night, that the safe had been opened, and the tin box, with its contents, ,carried away. There was . a £l, 45, £lO, 420, ASO and £SI) note in the box, and no pavan, save himself and his partner, had'kcys. Mr. Thtintas Hewitt Confirthed this testimony, and stated, that upon discovering the robbery information was immediately given at Bow-street. John Brookbauk deposed that he was a clerk in the employment of of the prosecutors. On the 19th inst., a short time before nine o'clock in the evening, • the iriioner came into the office, and asked how he dial ? tOtnplAiiing himself of being unwell, and re tieing th•rot;11 the regular passage to die water closet. This he repeated feu several times, in three of which, however, he took his way through the private office df Mr. Bourdillon, and upon the two last . occasions drawing the door close alter him. On his last visit to die place mentioned be went away froM the house Without re entering the office ; but again returned there in-about ten minutes, and finally took his lealte, promising to renew his visit on the following mim ing. when he should see Mr. Hewitt. Witness thought his conduct strange, and having informed another clerk in the house of it, the, latter suspected that the prisoner had been stealing some paper.-1 They accordingly went to examine the office of Mr.' Bourdillon, and then discovered that the iron safe was open; and the tin box removed. With this the prosecutors were made acquainted in about an hour aftertvards. • Mr. Almond deposed; that he lived in Shepherd's Market. On Saturday, the 16th, the prisoner came to his house to ledge, bringing with him a young woman, whom he represented to be his wife. He ordered witness to lay in a number of articles as ne cessaries, but which he declined, finding lie had no means. He remained at his house, however, until the following Tuesday, when having gdne out abotit eight o'clock, he returned at ten, entering his room an locking the door. Witness thought be and the female had gone to bed, but in a shott - titne they With went out, locked die door, and extinguiihed . the candle. They retuned again about one, but witness refused them adatittattee at that hour. The Prisoner said something to him of a large note Which he was about to change, in order to pay wflat he owed. Anne Barnes depose& that she kept thi ring's Arms nublic-house in Shepherd's Mark, t. tin the llth instant, the prisoner and a Toting woman came to lodge in her house, the former representing self to be a performer of the Drury:lElre company.— Having remaired a few days, ,and not paying any thing, she threatened to expose him at the theatre.— He went from her house on Saturday, but riturned• on the Tuesday evening following, about eight o'clock, 'when she a g ain a pp lied to him-. f 4. what he owed, £2. 11s. He soon" after left The house,. tint returned again by .a little after ten w i t h t h e f e . male mentioned, and tendered her a RS note, from] which sheAeduetedlier ietnint, and Bade him A% 81. Id. in change.' He tebstined in her house untie post one, when he wentaway. James ltelandla little boy) states that he lived it' CArihtiven, who* thv-ptikiricr came to his liitheiT house on WednesdishOuttfik His mntlterii been at home wheis - ltit — Ji, soon afsoi w aadia l the prisoner t in _ . , lank a candle a the privr; hat, ad, ,ponskferable tin t his candle having gone ifilly Ise returned it, and again went bank se the utile place. went into the yard and . VlAs playing with a dolerben he saw the prisoner with Psis inwards himand- , ing in the privy for at kV ten rniAutes. Ptnesu afterwards saw some Bank notes taken from heath' a seas there by an officer. , Bishop. the. Officer, stated, that he took ti:pri. sewer into custody, and, in consequence of loctua tion, went down to the house of Ireland. at Celial ton, *here, having examined the privy these, I dis covered concealed beneath the seat a Fit), seth.W3o, and 450 note. The 20 and £5O notes were.ienti fied by Mr.' Bourdillon. Ann Ireland (an interesting girl, about eipteen years of age), deposed, that she had known tt pri soner for same time. - On Tuesday the 19th imant, be took her to the City, leaving her in a public-ouse until he returned,Cwhich was before ten o'clock. lie had with him a parcel, and they went to their edg ings together. Here he untied a parcel, andpro duced a tin-box, which he broke open. and trot it drew forth a quantity of bank-notes, which he pit in his pocket. There was a number of other pattrs, such as bills, drafts, kc. which he burnt. They ten went out together to the beim of Mrs. Barnes, wine he changed a sts note. On the following dayhe went down t i the house of her father, at Carshalon, and returned on Thursday. He then told her thathe had hid the notes in her father's privy. The latter wit ness, it appeared, had been soloed by some false representations of the prisoner, wad durbig her examination ytsiterday, she was nearly convulsed with agony and distress. The ptisoaer said he had nothing to offer in his defence. tend throughout the investigation betrayos the utmost indifference. He was remanded, ti afford time for 'making out the depositions for hi cummitutent. THE CONSPIRACIES..-.Saturday the LORD MAYOI, ac-ompanied by Mr. Borneo, the Chief Clerk, west to Newgate, where his Lordship resumed the inves ligation of the various cases in which the party cos victed had complained of being entrapped, or where convictions took place, in which the evidence of Broci, Pelham, Power, Vaughan, Johnson, and others of thu description, prevailed. His Lordship remained en gaged in this laudable work from ten o'clock in the morning until halt-past five in the evening, many of the parties convicted being ordered for transporta don ; and the LOUD MAYOR being desirous that no removal should cake place upon the evidence of the persons alluded to, until the matter was fairly and thoroughly investigated. The above-named persons were, as occasten required, present at the investiga tion of the several cases, and we are happy to learn, that with the exception of those which have subjected the person: mentioned to just ignominy, all the con. Ivictions for felony appeared to be just and goad.— Several cases of misdemeanor, however, that is for the passing of pad money, have been discovered, in addition to those ~ w hich were _some time since pm-- seined to the Aketilic,thropgh the exertions of the LORD MAYOR., ;in. tfisse.diabolical practices, two officers pt Middlisea have _takers an. active part, and with others of theiustainp,.have not unfrequently re ceived ten, fifteen, and twenty pounds front the Bank of England, for die conviction of some poor ignorant wanderer. A.wretch, the creature of these harpies, named Co/frnr, has been known to declare, that he would nut act in the capacity of a-4 0 nose," otherwise informer,- upoo such occasions, under a! certain price ! It is remarkable that one of the un- , fortunate men (Caney) convicted of uttering bad money in this way, had been previously tried, pith three others, for the capital offence of coining (but who were acquitted upon a point of law stated in their behalf by Mr. Justice Bailey), and whose story, which is Corroborated, is in every respect similar to that of the three Irishmen, as to .being engaged in the work which brought him before a Court and Jury, and ultimately praced him in prison. Upon the subject of the unfortunate persons some time since discovered to have been convicted in the manner described, and who still suffer incarceration, the Loan MAYOR wrote a litter to the Secretary of State, but he has net yet been favoured with a reply. His Lordship means to renew the application, and to report, of course, the cases of the individuals, which he investigated on Saturday, in the hope of obtaining for all a free pardon and liberty. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, NOVEMBER as. MMUS V. DAVIS. The opposition in this case wai of a nature to excite disgust. The original claim against the insolvent, who was a Welsh farmer, was for a balance of 4112 10s. for a tithe claim. For this trifling balance the opposing creditor, who styled himself a Commis sioner for Roads, &c. though he had no commission under any . of the public or - local Acts of Pirliament, in conjunction with another, sued the insolrient in he Court of. Exchequer, and accumulated a bill of costs a'gainittim•to the amount of 41500 for the original debt of £l2 10s. They then put under sequestration a property of•the insolvent's worth 440 a year. The insolvent was instantly discharged. • BRA NIJIPIELD v. COPE. • The insolvent, Cope, was in this case remanded for gross fraud, it appearing that he had obtained furni ture from Mr. Brandsfield on a bill of credit of two months, and removed the furniture from his house the momeut he tot it, and never paid the debt. JEFFERY V. REM. - The' insolvent was finally remanded fOr gising fictitious bilis to a consider able amount to the op. I posing creditor. These bills were draarn by his warehouseman, who was represented to Mr. Jeffery is a clothier and manufacturer at Trowbridge, in Wiltshire. • A Gentleman was discharged, who described Isis creditors as crowding around;htm to do him jcs. cice for the integrity of his dealings; the consequence Of which, he said, was, that Month clothed with his Ilondtirt, he was clad With rags (pointing at the tfiskisbilk - of his *sot.) . . Tuesday se'nnight, there was holden, at Cocker.. mouth,* Meeting of the Congregational Ministers of ' mbaland.. It appears from the Report, &it :here now. four itinerant districts established ii the f misk is of Cuinbtrland and We:Marbled, 1111 of *appall theifown toisallassa. - , •- • . r. . t 1 7 -*- -, , RECORDER'S REPORT. • Yesterday the Recounts made his Reort or th . follovng prisonets under sentence i a "deat p h Eli N e ew. trThq; iriz. William Riordan, Mary Stanlicrise, Richard Wit. Otrn . s, Thomas White, Robert Jones, and Charles lierotbes, for stealing goods, &c. in dweliing horsesi 'Ffronsas Rawlinson and Henry Pegg, tor stealing 'rods on the navigable River of Thanes ;—Jo).O Warren, Henry Payne, John Johnsen, Frances Sib- ley, Ann Tilling, Edmund Murphy. Jnhn Paul, Jarful' Flynn, and "rherna* Hedges, for robberies on the King's highway ; Daniel Seyers and Daniel r Martin, for steep stealing ; Thomas Booth, for 1 burglary ; James Thomas Spencer, for arc hog in a ; dwelling house, and aft. , :rwarvis breaking the same to get out ; Catherine Winter, for house bß,.tking . ;.. Benjamin Johnson, Edward Shortlan& 'aild M.::tha Hill, for like offences ; Ral;eit Townsend; for f,i,. fiery 5 Thomas I:lir:Arad, for stealing privately in a stable ; a , AI :1;::rrt Yandall, for a detestable offence. Wben Robert Townsend, R , ,Gers rancid!, John Warren, 7 hemar Ratult , ,toei, and lieng Pegg. wcre eirtletc.i f.br execution on Monday next ; the °the: s were respited. Sir WILLIAM SCITT also made his Report of toe pri soners under seni.ence of death at the last Admiralty : Sessions, who.7ere all ordered for execution ; la s day fixed, but supposed to be about Saturday aseek. A man named William Lewis . , has been in t' e House of Correction, at Wolverhampton, nearly a month, charged with having.murdered Ann Monis, at Perth, Glamorganshire, in Augost last. He was apprehended at one of the iron works in Stafford. shire, on being recognized by two men. who were seeking for employment. His person has been fully identitied, and he was removed on Sunday se'nnight, to take his trial Wills next Assizes for the county of Glamorgan. Cononen's Irrounrs.—Yesterday an Ingni;itian WAS held at the Appletree and Mitre, Cersitor-street, Chancery-lane, on the body of Rebecca .Martin. It appeared on examination, that the deceased was a healthy girl, in the 21st year of her age, and lived as servant at the housr where the inquest ! sat.. About two o'clock on Saturday last she WAS Sept out with a pet of porter to a gentleman's chambers Inn, at which time she was well and hearty. At the loin of the stairs she met a lithe girl, to whotis f t lie gave the pot of porter and went up stairs witfiout it ;, on knocking at tine chamber door, it was rzomediately opened, when she was :.krd where was the porter that was order:.d ? on whic!i she exclaimed, " God Gon, what am I about, I forgot it ;" on whiCh. she ran down s:airs to bring up the vrter, and as soon . as she reached the stair foot she dropped down and expired. The body was carried to her mastet's house in Cursitot-street, and Mr. Field, a surgeon Irons Netvgatii•striet, who was sent int., bled oer in Irot,h arms, and used every other means to rintc,r4 anima tion, but without. effeet.—Vordict, IYed by thelfisi tation of don. Saturdny an request was held a the Batumi% in Cannon•street Road, on the body of Tag Homett, r serjeant ot Sept) s, one. of the largest a';d most cOrpu. tent men of his class ever seen in thiS can try. who died in the street the same morning. Mr. LltiPllC:: stated, the deceased was a &pop and &Now; Com mander ot Sepoys, and tame to this count: y late:y in an East Indiamatr. He hadbeentme several timei . betere, and in theCompany'ilitvice fyrty-sevtn years. The day before he died he . renuested sVitia ss Lo.go to. the East India House to present a le; ter recom mendation to General Bailie kr a pension ; a itness went with him, but tbe'General wat in the beim - v.' On their return Harnett was seized with a violent fit ot coughing, and taken back .in a coach. He was better in the evening after iefreshment, and Witness put him into a warm bed in his house. fir tbe.morn ing he seemed greatly relieved, and took some boiled bread and milk for breakfast. He left witnesNlhousk to go, home, but in lest than five minutes tell .down dead in the street.—Mr.Thatair, surgeon, was near at the time, and attended,, but could render no as sistance—he instantly expired:- Mr..kiiit.oP, and others of the Faculty, were clearly of opirtion.he died from the rupture ot a blood vessel near the heart, produced by the coughiog, as in Otherparticulars.he appeared healthy ; was well clothed, 41141 had saved money in the service. Verdict=--Died by the Visite . • non cf Goo. An inquest am held last Wednesday, at Luton, on the body of_a young man, named George Can* , ley, who met with his death in the folhiavini shock ing and singular manner :—He and a numerous party had assembled on Monday evening at the house , of a neighbour to celebrate a wedding, and whilst the larger part of the company were regaling them selves in a room up stairs, the deceased had faller), asleep in a chair in the room below, in the height of the merriment, the chamber floor suddenly gave way, and fell to. the ground ; and the whole weight of the people and flooring pressing upon Langky, occa sioned his instant death. The poor man has kit a widow, to. whom Me had been married only a lew months. - Verdict—Killed ACCidelltallt. FUNERAL OF SIR- Rouen Cuans.- . --kriday the re mains of that distinguished and highly esteemed ch..- AC ler, Admil al Sir Roc uirris; itart. and G.C.B. were coeveyeaktrons his seat,'Gittcombo, near Ports mouth, to Catheringthn, and interred in the family Vault' at that Church. The pail was borne by Ad ' swats Sir Edward Thornhotough, Sir Geo; ge Mur ray, Halicett,tudWaller Otway, the lionour:lble Sir. George Grey,' and Sir Archibald Dickson. air Lucius Curtis, Bart.'Chiet Mourner. Captain Holies, C. Dashwocid, Boer, R. Hail, .3. S. Holbert. Esti. (his lite Secretary ),.T. A. Monchin, and Ely Cooke, Emirs. (Executors), and .Moses Greetham, Esq. fol, t°we 4 the mortal remain* of this ornament to his country, is Mourners. The carriages of Lord Keith,' Sir George Grey, Sir Edward Thornborough, Ad miral Halkett, J. William's and H. Minchiu, Esqrs. closed the mournful scene. ' The solemn service was performed, in the most pathetic strains, by. the Rev. J. Davies, of Catheringtoc Church. A cnivid of people attended at the Church; nany witnessed the solemn procession as it passed, and one feeling of re gret was evident at the departed worth cf the de ceased, who, besides the very brilliant services he had rendered to his country, was universally esteemed air the kindness -and urbanity .of his 111/11111ell and con duct to ail around him in private life. The inscrip tion on the coffin, by skate• of the deceased, Vids-•-- Rpget ob, I*th 0cu.1816, 71.", . • TH T O H l E iti: :st r A t tt,• R ,1' X 1:.7.11, w. ,,,,t2.:i.h. A: t ::„.. "1 ... . ...—....._. D L.P., DENHY.S.I.I... MAREET s NOY. : 41 .' cd f., -4. , ‘ p • . ' 4 % fis i • ''' ' • "" 'l 0 l -.,...----. In HAY ANL) S IBANV yF • • .s.unkoAl, es. sa 0. 0.: 1 Hay 5; (), ,„ ' tii 2; 1:-. 011 •:•1',...*.v Ii :4., : ' ~.,1 e l s •1 344 Vet, 7!. 414, iia. to t.i, f 4. ' n - PRICE OF dnps. . . r.s aL ta •ott trs ,to 141 In 4 1 K ent - Ili lit .aR 14.4 •to I'.ll 12i i Sullel awl o, i: i ik " ' • E I 6 too lid Os j fittrinnt • tat ' ''' * • 0 t to yg s ns. RAW HLDE..i. , . ."- Steers (per ' Ort!taary i, e 3 II." e 11 J t , t00 3: 3 9 ,i. I. giS s ) ; ' : I s E‘ 4 l 7 a t i4 l He D tcl , Cr ei : r L'lt es 1 1 s : ili a' : s o l : 11 yard 14.4. t. PRICP OF 'TALLOW. aa j 'Nog rt 3a sil j cow* Talienv . at U. .od [ Yellow Russi a in • ' h e " s 1 l-rt 3s 31 1 White ditto Mt Ti ,-.--.• 1 Seap ditto al - , ad t•.;s—Altsttled, 94•1.-C0d.t134...p. a u . .. 4 ' lir • 4 per duz. its 01—Mzulds, it s g ( : . -- ''" 4 ;ATH I — rt .- 3c I. I.LADFNHAI.I.-il lrE is i 1101 Mid Calf Skies. 35 to sall•ik- .•: ari 1 sad it's. 1 Ditto 5o to 7016 1 sti — • ' ~ ma 1 a7d 00d bittiii To to FODIS iii OM 13/4 asd I tintallSealt Green /n .1. 14 Pa r s t t, i bL 64I III I I ; KE 4 C I.I „ Z. ; ‘) . 111=1.b " ' Ilt°1 L r a r 64 `..5 81. IN 4)ragill.”. . ad 41 1 5 . . "44 4 tn t t i t ay - a WA ..A• to :ZIPS i'' LI, VI 9 43% old. 41 411,.ct Taido I d 40a gd, te 0.4. di • es of :911eitt, of 700 quarters e4ch 4 . ' imported into cortsmnath, h i I, . echanics, we under4tand, h..tah ' 5 0 : amburgli for a cat go, for mau1....., 7 biead, at their net? mil, for the la ° LAI aili'es. VS'hen the Pa issi.in brig kita t , put into Portsmouth virb damage, - V 1 e were . nearly thirty sell ot vestel,l 4 . . • •ac neat for London and Liiitpoll : .• WC the ab iti r n i d: a to .pi iai l : t u t i e h r ps ( r x t ill k . have eenzr; ~ ~. he t ct with Aiwa and potatoes at ilv!,;:et 1 . 31 - isef, prime cuts, 4.1 a. second diva, 111 liAdet at 21(1• ptriO.; mutton at4i4, . 13e a s- c 4 o t at 2 ;eii i i r on c in the sale of de • i • id of iire,• tAiead and meat, daily' ' ionrht.od . of Portsinouth. The .- ' M od beef have been srld last wee(t'e 'what . pound, and the coarser parts '• '; le ' ra . • ?nreight Isaac Robinsrn, ,of . ' ; e.rowr;ed in Wbitela.tvin h- ' y last a young man WAS fogpil let '.:toNten Lilly Hall and Desitittia( l a B we perished during tile no t; is . 6 1 km . ' E • ass e inclemency of tile weather. , ' a 1 04 :htiy 'accident occurrtd, a ;es dart • • • . liy„ in CarmartLenshire. by a :ageism ' • • I stone, falling frcrn a !)i'.l dose Ways sorcedliit one nt tlie walls and pm tit lobed. tin.ter' it 'it .poi , r .tvcm in rd *I nd tern children were .beai:!'ully all& tuts of a pot which was en the In at • • r ' ' accident. A Ar, EN'SsromAcH 111,T,s—A IT,lirine grew neat 9, and ewablisbed credit, is priltrs out aim si• trroo cificacions, that Can he tattle at this stases of ~. a.idi it :::t..5 for Spasms, Wird in th.t. :10at... rte. its, to prornwe regular Perspiration, in li'e,;.! in,blsitruction" t.f the Eowels in ti,ar lir:, . / . 4 Dbulic, Gout , - Vomiting', a•nl i in Hid Ad' - Unite is intrin4r• worth Will pror...the:r hest n• • rael 16' .. are parriculariy recommended dot at ' ' b ." II Bathing and drulting the Fea tout' I • • i • to; for fltose living Sr WARN CUMAt ' . .I . IIOIIAI SIIILLITO/L, jOl4. Dragitit, in; IJitidlesex, by virtue of au aitenirent frost St ' 7 - '1 wie Proprietor. ut the Receipt by the %Vill( ' pond are old by Shaw and Edwardt, No. : • ° P h.vard ; at,.: Bacon at.il Co. N 0.150, Oat . -.... •. 4i' . 61. It!S.fitl. aae. Oce Guingta; andmai'. A 77,, pal Vet:der. of Medicines in Town and Ca* i wei .5- ir ... -- . ••• • --- IL E‘RTHS. ~ t his house hi flalf-suopn ! street, the 1.14 mi, hr,;. of A son. tsr, at his house in the Rue de Bondy, Pahl '. ll d net tlortiton, of a daughter. at isratton, the Lad; of Captain Huggios, R. ' • • 'or. )net. at Arley lig!, efaifordihire, Lady J.. ,• • , - ,I . _ s. 4 .Altiti ED. .t y, r LaniMrd, v. :Its, .Captain P. Rowell, oft • ...' l: tie; to Frances, elder i daugh t er of the late Re '.. dford. Mr. Gould, of For•!irizbricize, to Mrs. Map • a Rev. Mr. Maeri'Aon. y, Henry Scott Myr.. Esq. of the I:lCsosti , ape, only daughter of Andr. Inprs,!.l.l).Eti•b at HeiinitagsF•place, near F.dinliurgh, .aorta D. M-I...yeit, of the Berw•citshire Militia, to' • I :r 4.f Mr. Joill; Wri4lit il, :••ia , taze ?'lace. t Editibute!.. John Ba;her. El. tUlte. ll ; ,1 1 allill'er Of '.l:e lai,e lant...s Wiison, l•',, e. C...:•1' i itt 0..: lion. IlastAltilis Conipaof•• Um! SLr• biED,. I 1 ty, in 11:e talc year of her age, Candor. tb...° .' ieliar4 J4toke, Bart. of C;: eat Quaky. iiorth:a • d evenfrr, Mr.• Joists Synder:oink, of do Lambed.: ii posit Chi-1.0;11;mA a Meta to the lass. agr , tl i ,•• s, Mrs. Tabitba :itarting, of • sc't.i.telit, in she t..1:11 ycgr o f hi t , ex,, G. H '. 4 It t44•1l Al e 4.: IV it 14 er. I own Arden, tif I.e:gcro 4 th iota at St a ?ants, near l.iverpti•J, in t. - eQk •t'l 'ohn Yeti, Esq. ut the l':!*•.arts, High Sheaf 4 i ~ 4 sty. • . , I4rgb, on the I^.'h nit Adam Paolo's rA ll . • .ary Le the :;oar': of Lac'se. • • :ay morning a "i•ii r wcsintat resl4•4s in ""L e aide Y -. , . , Tittle-hitt, Asitester tea I hutted .l. at; in her es q , after rt lune and fedious illness, Jour, das).bteri dr. Harris, cif Newlottr.dtai:d. ~ to ; ;lii nu i t . le t i u tz n l,i• ot.it pz n, sa,, , e from of thatsit *.In d ia, on bo.al tor . (smite, the rvildi tire of the late Admiral Sir ! ~ rt. G. C. B. his i.,aiiiff, who was in pellet I , tin on Friday, the 15th Instant, NV:A taken .1:67. , .. n trio following t;ey. 114 dereased was a te a s croon. . • Pit ICE OF STOCES YESTERDAY. s." k 216 k . India Wt.: k `ed. 6°J, r.cii ith:aa Heaves is pr. ff. 5:152f 631.63 hour. Atm.-. :al :s. 774-1 •fistbetpter ill% 5 9 Pr. of I of :. Navy 95,1119 GP . Cons. tor ace. . _ _. a. 16.1 2-1 ,- ; i Lottery Tivitets a'l 9 in kt;..‘q!'li.RT.U..\ll.l.RR.OW A . ! IN : 1 71... x . : . N ...ter. 7 1 r :- morn •••• ------"----*—..'" ckenritts 11,1t9N- Ponta..] by LSY.ILL 1..104 r, r• . alithed therc k lind a?tbeitat-Jdicr,Vrtwill 4111 . , . ' --.L.www9Mllirgli : . NPWCATE AND Rtnt; ter stone 23 :Vilate,3l - 4. I'kic?:S 1W IV. JAWIti Hay 44 to Stlaw it 19. Oi tii Nrw NAG' ICI Oa SUM'S 10, 11: Of Refit Heifers , static) - 84 MlZtUng4 0 , SherpNkinc— nle;'s Nlat'Art (.:Ltre, ;Mai CCt Whir. chirel NT.n;-; per swine Of Y.:how Sf;s• • Canlra 14 , 0' 01: LE Buts, SO to SAW Div°, SG .43,66ras r.iorcilants Packs Dressing Mks tit.tt C. 4Lh kikles CO Shl,• at Mark i 94 Sew:Me 9 Sunderland 1 Scotch Coal Two cargoes been recently Dockyard Me. a vessel to Ham into flour and thbir own t a m :Which lately pt 7thultzic, there ~there with w heal 'ldinerirait; bin The Artifratrr to be supplied , ing prices: beef and the remai lb. and potatoes The spirit sty . at tides la in the tieigi,boili joints of good and 4itl..per to d. Sunday oper, was On Tuesday 4he toad bet pied to. hy quencspi the A natant? At Abergw:t of VA t . th Ifld LI gr. 1 , regf, and iv damgires.alu by die ccintev, time of' the ael ::VEr.1:1114,0 Ire p e . senvioo, most sir anttenil yrar, and al r.l! volts Complaint , of Dlr. Ar i d in Coptiveneol; OulrlakAlsrir meodatioo t 'l, cout.e of Sea Wntrra. %Also: Prepares} by High-Cco, .I.liisvoßg, sole I , 62,AkimoVirfaani l'Ant's23 utch•v -• in•ltoxt s.at titthe .Monday, at Barrett Letii:PrJ, of 4 sun. Tuesday lam, at I.l* home in tbi lady ut Colonel tlortattat, of a dat 1 hursday, az. lsr.atton, the Lady of a daughter. On the 7th inst. at Arleyliill, tat of aAlanzitter. MARRIED. Wednesday, at Lana :rd, :I' ~C. Somerset Mittia, : to Frances, elders : Eyre; of Landford. '1 hursday, Mr. Gould, of Fordingbrl. widow of the Rtv. Mr. Maegi'Ason. Wednesday, Henry ,cotr Alves, Mugarer Itupe, only daughter of Anei Nov. 15, 'at He - rmilapF-place, near Adjutant A. D. M-1...i en, of the Der , tian, slaoilt.:r ~f Mr. Join; Wr'.4le, Noe. 4, at Ed inbute.i. John Hatt Campbell, 41.millfer of '.l:e I.z,c JAM die Revenue iu ti.: Caticut. tiiEl . .!:tesd37. in the 21ftt year of term Sir I:ieltar4 J.'.ut ke, ran. of Oder. fisedrday eeenfrr, Mr.-John Sloth : good Chrto Tnesdoy last, ap,cd s, Mrs. Ts ;Vbaidai te't.i.igt:, in she t..f:h 7 , Esq. sev,:e•ii t; , ,tr Wee. Jo ()n the :th irst: at St a ?ate, steal of his age,. John red, Esti. ut the ' county of tit Et; nloargh, on the fern Sec: e.ary the ::oar.: of 1:.74 morri!ng a po. r wolf houses on SpittleOttfl, AVoter Aged tw, Iter a lunr and &dim lati: tier : . Mr. Harris, cif Newiotte , On the 2ctii tilt, un pz,wsage ti Lieutenant Chalies Rol.iti4tin, of tl At Gatcombe, the re?ldt tire of Curtis, Bar. G. C. B. his f,ai:!ff, sowing grain on Friday, the 15th Int and died on tie following t:ay. The highly respected. Pit ICE of STOC] Bans Stuck 216 k 3 rr Ct. Red. Ditto Cons. 5:152-i 831.63 4 per Cents. ;74-1 r t r Cent. Navy 951 tif Long. Anna. 16.1 MIGH W.A ! 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