Star. — London, England, 1816-10-28 00:00:00

•: • A • TO , MISS SEWA RV' ENIGMA. .4. "• • . - TO. THE EDITOR. Ste —lf I has. givrn proper definition:f ri t:lM* .to • Use foliewb • still you to egi kif reetbse her promised mewl of ASO. • us*. as Doter, Oixober, iota. ' • • t • • .G ras hidii rye noblt•st object to the works of Art; I,ight i. the brightest gem which Nature can impart. Veakgrefriag is essential in a Lawyer's Lease; 1/ereheisy's a well-kaown sired Ina time of poem The Ploughman Casts the soil whenenr he drives the plough; Tbn Soldier's duty is ifitroal, so is the Lover's vow. Satitres the Planet mean, between the earth and sun ; Tim Is the prize which Merit never yet ha won. Igsvgiaas Is the Miser's treasure, op is tba take of Teti Wife's ambito, is her mare the Par on's dies These labials placid aright, ' Ostiocarraa cltyliplags to sisol-- TIIEATRES. .• DIMLY iiMer-The Bs!sy Body was perfanned Saturday with great applause. McNees mid HAR• in as Sir Francis Gripe and Alartike, were veer sec. cessful, and the cast was altogether satisfactory. The new Farce was repeated: Till the second net had ' commenced, it was only intenfired by bursts of laughter, and shoots of approbation ; but towards the close , strong opposition was given. The author's , friends exerted themselves with much energy, and' the shouts of e Bravo" with Which they met the bite* of the hostile party, made it no easy task to detect mine whether the Piece had or had not the satraps of the Majority of the audience. COTRNT Gmtume.—Miss O'Nuu.'s first appear. • Alice in the character of beide this season, was greeted oa Saturday night with enthusiastic sp.' plaave• by a most crowded audience, and however et:sandy we may have passed our encomiums oh her 'estimation of this part, on former occasions, we con felt de the want she has left °s melting to wish for:- =Tindeed, she has rather increased than dial. ier pristine fame. In her scenes with Tri/- ist ey she was most pathetic and effective. In those Stith Ririe she displayed the workings of a great eland, struggling between the inward remembrance: of affection for her husband on 'one hand, and the *met disclosing a sextet on the other, the knowledge a- which was an ineurmountabk bar to all her hap. pisem. Wheel she is informed of his arrival, the dread list it might be her husband, and the fear of ea **entering hint ; the way in which she lulls all sus picion, by exelaiining—" tbe-joy, the unutterable joy Of again behOltliag thee, for a while staggered me," Sege a true picture of nature and feeling, and drew hoot the audience reiterated bursts of -applause. Mr. C.. *e was a good and able representative of Cede's, anti in messy of the scenes presented a forcible daliseidon of the hardened villain, whilst Mr. Yount: eitr et tinily successtel is aims The rest of the eilimeeem were respectably rifled, fled Wait con. dotted the eireniuKsfresameet. 4 , .:, • • •, ... ~. "" 4.1.110be1444er , Oki bd9Pettos ken s° 4 2 _4 1 H in bia OW riot sines the enbahit sertisTeig. xiqn of he ebntelit bruins him and his brave oppo se's', that he could not be brought up to Queen. ainure on Saturday to undergo an examination, as VP expected. In coasequence of such indisposition. be is not confined in a prison, but under the special Care of an officer. The trial will come on at the en suing Sessions at the Old Bailey, which commence ott Wednesday neit. Curtis and Turner bad long Wrote each other, and a4iiralry only had existed be. them as to the possession of pugilistic science. :Its AT 'BIC:VOIR CASTLIAbOin two o'clock, in the night between Friday and Saturday last, we re. nt_to stem, an alarming fire broke out in Belvoir aikle, the epleedid seat of the Doke of RUTLAND, near Oranthein,4lt Lincohashire. It con:maned in the carpenter's room, in the western wing, is which workmen bad been employed during the preceding day, but how particularly occasioned is not known. The Lames spread with great tepidity, and commu. skated to the centre, but an alarm having beta given ia thine, the children and servants were removed from dallier. The Duke and Duchess of Iturukan were It dre time op a visit to the Duchess Dowager, at Chearley. Intelligence of this alarming accident Peached iowo yesterday by an express from the latter I=ast for the purpose of relieving the numerous of that noble family from all anxiety for their personal safety. The latter did not state the final result of the fire, whether this splendid edifice was entirely destroyed or not. The intelligence last aigbtexcited great interest in the west end of the sown. The Duke of Dayouseute was among the 11101‘ anxious inquirers upon the occasion. A stage-coach was upset on Saturday weep. on its pump down the bill feast Brosely friths iron bridge, ky wllich an outside passenger (Mr. Evans, Lionel manufacturer, near NtV/LOWN Montgomeryshire), was killed on . .he spot. The lioness, which attacked the horses it:the-645. hitry taail.emeh, did out hill the dosa oared in *lame relation of , The Wstkier Gala :k ems aglip-ir Ito lime% ,n. , ' meek attached, quoted the I,cree, 104 . . Oa do" which ii was tweeted would vibt am% die victim of her fury : but the aniasal e - wlllt:inote orpreech than viciousness, inflicted a slight punishment on -it, and 44 hearing the voice of the keeper. retired underneath a staddle granary, where, soon after, the keepervery dellbera s tety got in, pet his arms around ber.oeck, sod secured her without any !sutler isjury.* The owner of the lioness has publisbed a Loa; sayim, show broke lotto-in consequence of some persei•bre aE open thecarsvae, in expectation of :sealing goads going to Iliflisbuty Fair. The l'lsote of St.. Nark 'at 'Vanity, very much re. st ables dortalais Royal of Faces. A church, which f orm id ime)dits sides, wamaken swaybythe French, mid a raristi•of.public buildings atteehed to she Ono anted in at, pleceleiti a a* vseniteulliag with 4hs tagaaimiais sides. Os: this new aide, sommakosa eras rinsed a aagnifiseet gionp r is reilskai Theios,:. litims, and several ocher *flageolet:l Apo% g impi n g the e ns ta il le of lees irith a laurel emeadif • The figure- . Briairiams bat bewsentewer-a.eli Ow rem as before-and she whole of this fine -geol. fa= the abatecirof any object Armee* has as air . enierstely whimsical. The alarmed Carinthian ' hews; which decorated for gamma' thatiaeh the Carousel, have reamed their mecieat • ewer the rand inch of the gat:, of St. Mark. , - L 7 i 1, I • wanftwafto Sasloys. 1 • 1 1 .6 P OlirLbi higligitiellege; 060 NC pint Nom. o *Vera "Olken, was sentenced at a.notorux offeri- 1 : 4er toilet:en yeAnv'traniportetien: Al the prisoner• withdrew from the dock. be, thanked the zonstablt through whose vigilante he was detected ; the latter }atomically regied, tha; no man was mare welcome than the prisoner to the — Pleasure okhia voyage. Av. Irrlty and listapri Ilrichia: were charged by one of the Bow-street patrols with being 'rogues and va gabonds. The officer not having seen the prisoners to the act of committing any ()Once, but merely Waiting near proxy-lane Theatre at the close of the performance where they were known by the police : they were discharged, atter a stritableadmonitioa from the Court. • Articles of the pew mere exhibited by Lydia Ward against her ,bosband. who was ordered to find Sureties, himself in se4o and two others in £lO each. A great number of prisoners were then discharged, by proclamation in the usual form: amongst them were live persons against whom the officers of St. James's parish had charges of bastardy; else a them lan old man of 60, sad , another a black sailor. • PO LICA. Mammos-Houset.—•-On Saturday a complaint was , exhibited against a bargegium. named Brasier, whu was charged by the Depoty Water Bailiff (Nelson) with baring navigated his eressel up the River as far as Putney, by means of fishermen, in whose boats a quantity of coals waa akerwerds found concealed. Nelson stated that this practice had become so pre widest, that he was compelled on some occasions to hem the boats under the Dumbest Att. The Loan MAYOR having bestowed a suitable warning upoe the defendant, fiOed him in the mitigated penalty of 101. and costs. Bow rraam—Saturday Peter ,lesises and John Jame 'were brought before k. Bzaaie, EM. on SOS. pities of having 'to* four geese . , six fowls, and a turkey. It appeared that-about seven o'cl ock on Saturday morffing, Upton, the Officer, saw them proceeding at a quick pace mimes the fields, sear Copenhagen House. This circumstance; together with that ef their smock frocks appearing very bulky, induced him, on their arrival in the Newmad, to apprehend them, and on their persons the poultry was found secreted. They said they purchased them of a farmer on the road for a eel note.—Remanded. MAELSOLIOUGH-Writn&Z-40ba Ramsey, a poor old man, preferred a complaint against the Stewards of a Benefit Society, held at the sign of the King's Arms, in Poland -street, for unlawfully ezchuliug him from the benefits of the boz, although be had been a free member chitty years. 'The defence set up was, chat by virtue of their regulations, the box was to be shut when the stock became as low as £lOO. but in the present instance they were possessed of £2OO is the S per cent. Consols, which is near £l4O. The Magistrate ordered the pour man to be paid two guineas, the amount of what had been withheld irum him, and likc w i"bie wowdna.,allowance until, be was dile to - work. Quaan-satalsa.—Saterday Sedeent.Majoe .iliferphy late of the Military Asylum, Cbelsea„ who watabout three weeks ago held to bail for assaulting cite of the female attendants of that house, appeared before the Magistrate is company with his proseentria, and sp. plied to have his rrcognisances dischseged. lie stated that he bad, L consequence at tires .00ferta• nate transaction, lost his situation in the Asylum, which he bad filled for four years, aid was now dis charged from *the army. He wished,. dlowfifitop to go into Cumberland, where be had 'friend* . idliblld prevailed with the prosecutria to oukeaheatittft up, on his paying her a 5 ; and as it would loseatrexady inconvenient-and injurious to him to- bit, detained longer in town, he hoped the Magistrate wisald cow ply with his request. The Magistrate (Mt. Come. noon), having asked the proaecouia if she was wil lint to withdraw her prosecotioa on being paid AS, being answered in the affirmative, ordere‘nhe Nees. niunces to be discharged. , it UnION HALL.—Saturday the driver 111 . bel hack ney•coach No. 691, was summoned befell' Mr. Evans, charged by Mr. 1). *Lane, of Clapham', Ath having driven furiously and violent ) against Mr.APLane's chaise, in - which were blast* arid a Anil, on the 21st lust, in the Borough. The defendant expressed contrition for his conduct, and the ildayfiesrase con victed him in the mitigated penalty of Soffand tons. Lamarrn-vrasst.—irdfien Pink imis brought lit fore Sir DAKill• WiLLI4II% on a, Burge fld in t alinft two sbutters,"an oak 'post, a sawn cask, And 111,11 Md vrateriurpots, the property of Mr: Benjolie a Webb, gardener, in the Cmamercial-told. The &pada tiona'nl this pristitter, from the statement of the two Officers by whonrhe was apprehended l alper tO hen been of the melt mend, e deicigptlon, embracing not alone those movable attieles *Melt Ire open to the attacks..of ordinary thieves, hart tit& lreerdoort ;,and sashes of banes, which may happlan to be un ipedteoleff.---a 4,4. fonder *Mehl Datilrof:a :2:ltote - 6 A's ion tri l it was, ' dP filltider,'unit the Olisere being applied to, theP 4 'Weed a march warrant, and proceeded to ezaimine hie pruritus. .At first View all seemed perfectly Cer net, antral/ling was fhtend to confirm the suspicions which were entertehied . 'egeinst hint. The Officers, howeier,ebserving 'some unusual' marks in the boards of the flowing of both the sitting and bed-room of the house s Pursued their eektch, and discovered two trap dverehmding to large kiln, in which thepifound nor tfemethe property of Mr. Webb, but manfother ankles which be had gleaned front the neighbour hood. 'The planer was fidly committed for ial. pr O PROP NfTwOniii*..-Ahout. dusk yesterday, ow P Servant et Mi. Letterman, of Warwick i?ris SiNiog Ottolettetiog 4 some gard'en puts . ( a ph i s iii Os ;at jaza, opened the door, whit s t i r: ifeklaws . rated hi, and ' peons through the. . - nude theti exit at the . frost door, and got deer elf. IS was . *Pima* ascertained th at, the were 410111 401410 d from thrigatai iailhatt sealedibe . nil,' of :eeleral yank preview so arriving il thatethir, /...:-. i r .1k silt!, who had lan refute in dor ii •• . house, trallecared .:. • eloveyet. beak ... te ~., ,lodgings. The loati .. li teem to the pr o ws iaitandy . that thOeic et • woe *arrayed rrerriatr s t .of k eolieseilx pied ~ ~2 !sod gave eariosethtagloss to: lettilft* . .. 1 9:1 . .°I; 'the cartanittatice: ' - e vs. • 11/111.411,84/ PM: MOTIONS: lean-0181C2*. OCTOSIIIt 96. • •kb Reg .tent of Dregert Guards-Field-Marshal kle %tem Highness Leopold Gasp Frederick, Prince of Sae Coburg of Saalfeld, S.G. and G. 0.8. to be Colonel, VIM Ostend Blend, deceased. 111112A+011 Is the Mare of the 1 Ilth Instant. 7th Foot-Fra Lieutenant J M. Stuart, from half pay of , Regiment, to be Cape Ste. Read LleoteLsix J. M. Stuart, front Harm of tin Regiment, w be Lieweediet, &C. Commialeaciped by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • . Ayr. Sir Jamey Idigassoe, Ban. Robert Canynghante f , Fig. Robert CrawfoO sq. and John Crawford, Esq. to be De p ut y Lantan a ... , His Loyal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in same and on slop behalf of his Majesty, to approve of permission Ong granted to the alth Regiment to bear on its colours and appointmeets, in addition to any other badges or devices which amy bees been heretofore granted to the Reeiment, the " Albion," in caisideration of the disina d gellentry played by that Regiment in the battle of Album, on the kUy, 1811. His Royal Highness the Price Regret has been pleased„ the seam sad on the WINE of his Majesty, to constitute and ap pia William Edward Powell, Esq. to be hit Majesty's Lieute nant and Cones Rondonia of the Cry of Cardigan, in eau of 'llona James, Esq. deemised. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'October 119, Wanes Beaky the younger, and Bernard Bosky, of Tiverton, Devoe, merchants,at ten, at the White Ball 1 - ikinpiord AntraleL Dee. 7 , jaw Haws and Lawrence Breyer. of Sloe &ne t t= Itoseetarpiane, eugar•reliners and partners, at ten, at BA romans. • Andrew Houma, of Bunowlfradstock, sod John Hounsello. &Wpm, Dorastddre, repo-makers aol copartners, to forma der Nov. 4,5, and Dee. ?, at dean, at the Greyhouna , 4 Anoraks, Mr. Jobs Allen, Cldrord's Inn, bodes, or Mr. t. bileamilests **art. Aram: Walter and Lass Stokes, of Blebopoweed and Lydbrook Works, of Newland, Eagle*, Slaw, tad Ruerdosa, G eestersalre, and Watford, Herefordddre, trowinasters sod , plate assoufacterers. November 14, id, tad Dec. 7, at twelve, at the Conunerckl Rooms, Bristol. Attitudes, Messes. ' bens, Tata. and Deane, Guy's lairequare, Leaden; or Coolie, Bristol. • Ham Huh, late of the Bello-Sativage, Lenders, coffee-house and taverwkeepw, wlnwaserebanc, dealer Amman, Nev. it, 12, Ind Dec. 7, at eleven, at DeMtlhaLL- Attorney, Ma Panes, Hatton Gerdes. Megan Morgan, of Newport, Messmoodiggre„ alsopkeeper. dealer sad ebapinan. Nov. 5, 6, and December 7, at one, at to ' Whits Han tau. Bristol. Attendee, Messrs. Daniel, Bristol; or Mr. John Pearson, Pomp -court, Temple. William Lewis, of Pontypool, Moniaiethshire, glazier, and anima, November 15,14. and Dec. 7, at twelve, Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attenties, Messrs. Nice and . beats, Linea'''. Ina, London; or Messrs. Jams and Mathews, Usk, Moumoathshire. John Johnston, of Qua-street, Cheapside, London, painter, glazier, &alerted chapnten, Nov. 2, le, and Dec. 7, at ter' at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hurst, hink.arcet„ William Gerson and Alexander Bruno Goujon, of Langhourn- Chambers, Fencharebstreet, London, merchants and corn . nets, dealers and anima, October 29, Nov. 16, and Dec. at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Gregsons and " screw, Angel.coort, Throentertea.st rect. Jobs Mal, of Tail, near Maidstone, Kent, seed-crasher, sad chapman, October 29, Nov. 5, nd Dec. ; at ten, at hall Mersey, Mr. E. G. eolith, Ruskin-Squire. Lyon Phillips ad Joseph Phillip, of High Holborn, Middletex, glass , aserchants, partners, deelai, aso chapnien, Nov. a, le, and Ike. 7, at ten, at GuildbaL Asteguey, Mr. Chantey, 411 1, 04 • 10 . plobri St. Catialne.rieet, P.4Tll,l!;:eei ' baker, denier and Aswan, October vs, Noe 5, and sanivemte. a CiolidhaL Attendee, Mesers,,Chapatoo, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen.sueet, Loudon. Alessader Macaw of Qoaeo- street, Ooiden-square; boa" der, Nov. 2, 16, a nd Dec. 7, at tweive, at Guildhall. Auction, Mr. Qabb, Union-row, Kent-road, surrey. Charki Pupils?, at the bower Read, Islington, and of High - :keno iser-cloth maindaturer,house-painteroicaler, and Men, Nov. 4,11. and Doc. 7, at twelve, at Galdhall. Atuatury. Mr. Cake, Amino Friars. Wilkes Henry Hatehani, of Itiebanond Bellamy, Bate,' =trriciller anikehapmen, ilovamber 2, is, nod Dee. ,at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. Shourr s .ri, MASA& -nob* Wostiolasser. 'I Wow and Willies. Taylor, of Fleastrat, Landes, duelers. 01111101 me and Mennen. October elm. ti Dec. 7, at too, at Goildball. Accuracy, Mr. ' 11, nolborwcoort, Gray's los. DIVIMINEMP to be made at OUU.DRALL Nev. 141, George Wallas, f Chorea-row, lantana. and elliqates, at realm Nov. 16, George Flitch, of Chambord, draper, at twelve. Not.. Bookoatie Arita, hentorks, k left ironmonger, at twelve. Nov. 14, Almada . Creeper.:, Great Winatestenareet, erebehaor, at law Nov. 16, Wakes. Union Place, Ornowldh, olikelifot at twelve. N 14, William Wisaseley, Lawrence Posnany one. Nov. 14, John Fowler, Illrebblooe; brakes, IS, Joseph &nide', St. John-arose, victualler, at ot i onov Robert Peter Glyard, Thregeu rnmetreet. merelitit, at • Nov.lB, Hairy Pidsferd; Piccadilly, wine merchant, at Sae. IS, Goompresner, Wasitheasteed. grater, at too. gik Charles ILergrkFredeglek /Moiling, Godfrey Moltag, t~sd'Heary notin g, Lawrence Pee -hie, menials, it wave. Nor. IS, WINOS Pliedpe flr l gbe Isnwone, at as. Soo. IS, fob* Diet. ;Met, astelsbkillt MM. Moe. "Jam Davidson* Beet ladle Chamber% 1 01 1 1019111% aterelve. Nov. yul e Geoq,e Adams, Hisbetreet, Mania Deaf - ffinsaiforr, at twelve. Kee. 50, Jean Madonna Valenta., Oa& Passage. Old Jewry. Inseranee broker, sties. Ukase ligoorad., Raw MN, Clisseestevibi*, dodder, It 111VIDINDS to lie radio la site 00UNTIVI. . Moo. I.9.beroosioriose r biewpow, Ids of Wight, ameeles alas Lib he. . ANL for JAN Damien . iv& IA ItWir. Isaisir; la twelocso , 4 Roans, &had. TUT. Winne Mascot ; g 11 with Hottest* Wakes. ' Alaimo; at the llivan,itteavihsh. - Nov. SS, James Wintakor. Lanky asset sallii! r attdo; atibe r Leeds.. Now • !`• Caert-holue 'ULdiero. Nor: 114,.. Bodo* 41109. • • uper.-N0irnie0911.14.,.. 1 - ImepleStorr i nekiesses, and Robert Cumming Tones,. Gam, marelesle. /110wis4 Winne% of Plymouth•Dbck, Inen• founder. Amen *milk s Redford. Lenoeshlre, ausiblinansflcto rer. Sank Barroiralmegh, North Risley, ahoplererr, TP Hart, Stow - market , corn merchant. John Peet, Horeelch, printer. Rickard Outridp, Newport, Isle el Wight; lrodfounder MlemlOirpn, Clelppoarilortoo, basher. John Loweeo, 9% OM, Siereer. Wawa Small, Taunton, Timor. Jobs Zee t ilm s merchant. Georg Popo, Astal Tirol, farmer, e Manebarier, caleaderer. Win. Buchman, knee% sternieem. Heerpiteynee, AsepthiN, rocs. 'MIRROR PR= of CORN in ZNOLAND and W/ friin the moss •erediss the 19th d October, tile. wheat. Rye • Barley. Osa. Rears .. 41. I. eij s. d.. Is. 4. e. 4. I I N. SS 11 44 9 29 4 41 0 The average Prim Seger, computed from the returns :be the week feedlot the 294 October, to 455. 7 id. per cwt. IBAITHPIELD 1144 .ET, OCTOBER'S.. Bad 3. 0.1 •to4l VI ` .Pork Veal 4s ett to _is _4lladea Ss 4d ars as ad as od •• as Roam 2740—absap aadlAuabs ta,740 —Calves I Has HAY. AND STkAW, PER Ibtaa‘sw Hay 41 mto 5s l c.lover It Os m • isuaw it to si lilt the late.Hertfood Sessions, one of the Grand hi, alter be t 2 se been sworn, refused to . serve, al.' Wog aS that be wanted to attend: to hit harvest. As he appeiwed to •be despised tilicpior, sod sonisliessisistaiarset o iseves defined of lknerlint ibe - ea•fetlie jeacenduct was imprisoned till de Mk entald'be Pa • ' D'Oyler, Culinary . At Chelhes, the Rev. T. Nettie, Ise Cbarlsm ie tW in the Leeward Wands. in Ms tith"year, the Rev. Sanind Strong, Rector of /11/11) • czNercia ntruzi coci. • -% OXFORD. 0e 108 ER 24, Wednesday Mr. Smith M A of Rem o , dunes Fellow of that Society: and on Tiior i , -- 7 . ` 1 , 1 A11, 'Wane B.A. and Mr. Hull, B.A. were also eh no hour; Society. Nand, Saturday tbe 19th no. the Rev. Samna lren, , ,h aw • ogss College, was admitted Master Gf Ar a ef • s Wednesday the Rev. otant Bayly, o r ph * • - 7 ill admetteil Bachelor In Divinity. "h. of the On -Thereilay tbe following Gentlemen w et .. • ' grecs 3 • ......•••• ment, Doctor in Divinity—Rev. Wit. &yip, i d N s mit _ Bachelor in Civil Law—Mr. John Colter, og 14,7 41 ty of Master of Are — Rev. John Arsc o tt , of Eger er 4 Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Henry Joh n ot h b r .,„ :abort Church; Mr. Shona Whitehead Cocksg, v4; 1 7 "' teptity Mr. James Charles Stafford, of Magd a l en c ount " 14 ‘ Blackstone Lee, and Mr Peter Erie, of New Collis' k in the. At an Ordination holeeu at Camb r id ge , in 1 . 1 1 , % . t lisslion Chapel on Sunday se'uoight, by the Lord rs and George ChaKlee Frederick Leicester, B.A. Fellow or which lege, was ordained s Pre s% and 1 nos tpgg at i,4 a Dtiti z word ECCLESIASTICAL FRUMG !lON 111 1 : 7 as" Rev. Wm. Ainger, MA. Fellow of St. . leth bridge, to the Perpetual Curacy off sit. Bees, Cutoboi;a? ed„ ad ap.ln A curious circumstance happened lately st • 0 avow lyn, near Dolgelly :—A certain family in e,L,e In the bourhood expected to have a large legacy - • decease of a distant relation ; and it w • - ° if not, that some letters, which priord the co bi lkasi 'h ul, Will, were put into a Coffin, under the heed 0 4 set man buried 40 years back. The grave and the coffin examined, but, to the di . • " of the relatives, the letters had vanished • Saturday morning, about twelve oedrck . mike( man, named William Wain, a porter ills. 1V31130. a lea f of Messrs. MURRAY and Gairmas, is Weis; street, in the Borough, pitched his load on ib t . • ' shook blockin front of the Town.ball, St. Mafgm l i t e: and having done so, he, without uttering a peptise- tre—gt • a d dn. down and almost instantly expired. 146 Wein: twelve, taken into the Town-hall and a surgeon sentlemi l • / • lair attempted to bleed him, but in vain, the ;g 4 ; °r big ' was extinct. The poor fellow was about 9,) , A w id en , age, and apparently in an excellent state - ar and He has left a wife and children to lament hills' Up. — Saturday an Inquisition was take* al the t o o - 1 Head Tavern, James-street, Westminster, kluo t kil a = Lawn, Eq. on the body of Mrs. Jane Case% ' Jams l; elderly woman, and the mother of five 611(m* it appeared from the evidence, got her livelitoo r O we* taking in washing. She had lines from medi a t ' a d %y d . ke front room windows across the street to dry de* r , 'them, and whilst in the act of fixing it on the hoes,f4 some means overreached herself, and *asp* *•,- painter, ted into the street. She was found in a wig twelve, state, and conveyed to the Westminster h . • ' b ourn . where every assistance that medical aid mod copart- skill could devise was rendered, but withwile, Div* 7 9 The poor woman languished until Thins** ad Fun- ing, when she expired. Verdict —Accidentillsk r, dealer Saturday evening, as a young men nameE t Guild. Rowland, clerk in a counting.hcuse, in the Grym fM going from there to the house of his empisyda a " hie! Kingsland, he was. accosted by three men in Kip r i l a s et ;;: land road, who pretended they knew hid,ands with him a considerable distance, conversing nava I mss•- •fu,s itibjec4 they paned ;o wag biro at dila . S ut Dec. 7tees,r .pubje.housv, but he refused to accept of it. Os • L. , o9dun. ( - f them af 'length watched an oppor;unify Dawn- ulatcfie l d hii watch from his fob, at timidl' , tummy. mother - tripped up his heels, and they ill rra oL He called sties ,watchman, and they wet goads gb Hot- di considerable distance, bat eiey got away 614 inatory, the fields. is Friday afternoon, about one o'clock, souse tlia 0 . Walk- entered the dwelling-hoise of Mrs. Mary Jos*, t lbsak- Skinner-street, Bishopsgate, and stale a quail A at linen and wearing apparel from the perkier, Ands., which they get of undiscovered On the - • thee sts, of the same day, between the hours Of ' , Alf aid • in ail ' 'the house of a tradesman residing at //WNW entered by some villains, and a quantity of e, taken from the sideboard ; a new black coat dealer i n w ar d, Waistcoat. which had just been taken u from the nion, of the tailor i by the , aereant, and deposited s the era, of paeloan, were also takes away ; Ow villains , Hugh . Nee. • ' BIRTH. • h e ete .e e Iles Kish*. at Wanks, the wife of John Vents* NM gee% H. F.lnta Regianot, el a,see. dery 141, . . , f MARRIED. cachet ;l6, )Rev. James Tweed. to Eleanor, i. NOV* Rev. Wat.lingfird e of Hulked-place, • C.bevallier, MA. of Aspahati. 6 •• IlleadZbier et the Rev. B. & Syer. of iced AIF & IMMO; ealtAt•Teseamie, t,Mst. Duncan Cameron, td bay* L e jill=4ggibaw of the haellts. A. Macktotosh, endslWo4 Beepli 71:11 . 611 -4 116 Virg, an the 4th Inst. John M'Eolik ntkpe„ sit Sberilt assaalcasis of Abe island of Lewis, to Christina, g a goia. ter el int Nev. Hugh Monro. at. gaga, At Adhesive* Kuwait, on the 10th inst. Capt. Vldnlls l eldebeill% ef dme kith Regiment of Foot, to Wm Am , daughter of Archibald Mtita, Itsq.of Ardintoul. • 1114 „,_,..._,"N Rev. J. &Mona, !Rector of Brasted, Kent, to Mts. „,""""" Brastoil-pyre, In the some Cannily. sr defy, John Hoells, of Tipton, to Mary, relict of the a "'e7l gr !Ohl Waltham, Roam of Dungeon, Staffordshire. maw. es ketr.-J. A. tangs; of Badman, an Ann, eldest dos , "411136 . Willahrre, an engem clothier et litelkaham. • A4liv howls in croft**, sit% Oraltr.f . t Un- G I " stir grMajte Verve, Iteridlellitri $ " • • 40 °— 4 —* g - T 4 ' orwn : Lately; in Colchester, Captain Jesepb Sub, of the Ropt m ag a . Middlusea Militia: T Wednesilay, at Chelter.Lam, afters skint illness, the R eg. homas rounder. aahce- jaggi forst, l ant e l l e k ct ell 'or t ot . it ' ot il li . . p rie la ld 'e Gra e r, nathaTtriCtuYtney°l1 ttgy so, Shef. * au W nt ed , n w eit o y f , t in he C a r ev cbu c t- i s r t t r es eet si , u P r o d e a t im enui t. -equate, fMr..a Penn ler, Gil! daunt , , Lastly, at Vont:Beet. Mr. litandfard, nlitimdllttti wb " was occasioned by a fall tram a ship Iceakiug op in in ' an t Saint yard of that Oh& WALES' Tluirsclay, tie Rev. Tempi Fisk Chevalier, lAA. • Badingham, In Suffolk. Wednesday morning, aged 73, at Brompron, Mrs. Ervin Pee % dow of the Inge Dr. Bruce, of Bryce Vale, Berbadon. 11. I dd 8 At Mitcham, Lieutenant-General - Forbes ChanrSThri of Sig Majett) 4 6 :nth nt of Foot. ins made g aa d a p leanegbe e at 't own Sutton; Mr. John Imlay, lid of et, lf.se craninnt t;ittool of that .phice. He wet. •giar , elledell pain In his bead during the morning wrvit . eat nd auditing unable to wan, was taken tome In a iinut;:__ ga to kited In, about two hours alter, without ever utterig . pew aeo . The Ws. H. Matthews, aged 75, Rector of W Vacar4 Ceetlwertb, Warwick. • 'llg. • • up001.11.-NB7l;,..saniew74._",;:d:Lluthalitimpgla.inTw.e2,74l,......„':o*....timvilatiSw. an Eno 70:13 year, um. new. 011.11141 a VS. ---- ,lel, and a Canon of the Cathedral Church d 6c. 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