Star. — London, England, 1816-12-25 00:00:00

. . COROMBR'S InVEST. FLOOOINO a PAVPRIL—An Inquisition int, bald on Saturday, at the Workhouse, B e thnal.greerr. cit the body of ItonaaT POPS, of width the following ate the particulars : Airier-el 4leef deposed, that on Wednesday fort: - night the deceased and he were together in the ward; a number of persons belonging to the house rushed violently into the ward; they laid hold of Pope, and dragged him into the oakum cellar, and fastened the door Inside : the Rev. Mr. Platt and Mr. Smith were teen Visiting the house. 1 informed them what bad taken place; they went to the cellar instantly, where they found the deceased tied by a roie-yarfi round both wrists to the tangs of a hammock. Mr. Platt Waded the rope ; about twenty blows had been iofl c ted on his loins. He afterwards complained to the Police Magistrates, who held the p irties to bail for the assault. He died on Friday. 'Deceased had in formed the Committee that these parties had sot over the wall of the ' , aid at night and committed der predations. --. Henry Crenall...." I belong to the workhouse; I was in the ward with the deceased, and saw him taken by force into the oakum-cellar. He was tied by a rope-yarn-round his wrists to a hammock. A man named Kendall, and another, struck him Several blows on his loins with one of the staves of an Irish, butter-tub, about half anion* thick, and three inches broad. He cried " Murder several times, and, turning round, said, " Fray, don'ti w Mr. Platt came down and pntied him. Neat day be complainesi l he was black and blue. very sole, and scarcely able to lie in bed .. He was in a declining state before he - received the. heating:" loteitla Siering7 sworn. —. 1 I was in the oakum. room, :red saw two men (named Vint and Kendall). bring the deceasfil down by force;' Joseph Saint and Joseph Bass tied hichants with rape-yarns to a ham mock; Kendall and Saint struck the deceased twenty times with a butter stave on. the liwer parts of him; either Bass or Saint said, e‘ Give him another do. zen !" the door was fastened inside; Mr. Platt came_ and released the deceased; Kendall said, in the oakum.room, before he brought Pope in, that he had been making a complaint to the gentlemen• of him and others getting over the wall and taking things out of the house with them. This is what I consider they punished him for." Robert Ford.—" I am door-keeper a I saw the de ' ceased before and atter the punishment; I observed a ' change in him fur the worse ' • I perceived that he w a lked limping, with his hand upon his loins. On the day of his death, I visited him, by orders of the ' Mistress of the Wor khouse, and found him vomiting blood I he died soon after." Two Medical Gentlemen opened his body, by the Coroner's order—found a blood-vessel ruptured inter nally, and saw bruises and inflammation on his back and loins. They considered it a matter of doubt, whether the external violence might or might not ' have accelerated his death, though it was not . the int mediate cause of it. The CORONER observed, that the punishment which I had been inflicted on the deceased was grossly im. proper and unjustifiable ; and if in eaneequeace of i' hs was brought one moment nearer to his end, a cri minal charge, amounting, in his opinion, t r man- Slaughter, would arise. But the Jury would tonsidrr the doubts suggested by the Medical Gentlemen as CO the cause of death in the verdict they were to re turn, Verdict—Ores/argil/et against Saint and Kendall. Among tie vagrants brought up to GIs:Idles!! yes-, tetalay, were several sailors, m the most wretched I condition—among them were three of the heroes of Algiers ! one of them had been blown up in the Im pregnable, and escaped with some severe cor tutions : they were ail passed to their respective parigies. A few days since, a healthy young man, named Thomas Owens, of the parish of Combhay, met with bib death in the following singular manner :—He re turned to his home late at night, and finding the door locked, threw, himself down to sleep on a new-made dung heap, the heat of which affected him so much, that mortification ensued, and he died in a few hours. A fire broke out on Monday night, at the cottage of Mr. Coma's, in Kilburn-fields, which consumed the same, consisting of four rooms. It was occa sioned by one of the children, who was entrusted with a candle, setting fire to the window curtains. There were two other children in bed, one of whom was so verely burnt, and it was with great difficulty they were Dived. Saturday se'luight, a pack of grouse, prrched on the Methodist Meeting-house in the town of &tenor- - lir, in Ireland: -they were observed by a person who shot one of them: It is supposed that the severity of the storm forced them from their native mountains. A few days prior to this,' single grouse was shot ow' a tree, in the garden of Captain Cochrane, of Eden , more, near the above place. Night robberies are very frequent in bye-places be fore the setting of the watch. A Lady, named Thorne, was attacked by three mimosa in passing ' to Bartholomew Close on Mond a y evening, just after dark, one of whom snatched bet Mill abli :lisp cule, containing eel and some silver , with which th ey got off undiscovered. Mr. THOMAS Larunatoes , of Kaweetby, near Ta tistock, a few days ago, out of 46 shots, bagged 44 . vie. 17 partridges, Sb oo d c ocks, a rabbit, and two Nooks. . A FICROCOUR DEPREDATOR! —Between three and four o'clock, on Saturday last, a ferocious depreda tor made his appearance in the shape of a large hawk, hovering in the air, on the northern aids of Westanin ster Abbey, from whence be painted down open a flock of pigeons who were winging their way round the Abbey, on their retVs home. . A beautiful milk white pigeon had the setsforestase* be seleNt4 from his companions f an his Eck d MIS drive. _slams from the rest, apptlyby his wing. Then seizing it in his talons he carried it of to the ppint of one of the highest spires of *a Abbey, where ihe tore it to pieces and devoured k.. _ln this work of de. struc tion he was oceopiod needy ail host, dieing which time a crowd of net fewer thanlivi Waned persons were assembled, ur)snibrew stogies, and Wide the welkin ring with. dais ' shoats and noises to frighten him from his. ups:4 bet 411 to as pi sate beyond their reach, and hum up r s his s he did nut deign to mate them. ' There was r a scramble among the crowd below for the. Ilastasie Of the poor pigeon, each Cagar . sa 'Win Oise h ip 1 app ho fig of this famous ststarres. " I COMMON CasiNCIL ALAC luN. N - • .w. • ----- . : The Poll fihsilly . eland yestertley in the aural, goiltated Wards. "S. '• itesawe'reine. wenn. • Dopey iloyword es 1 Mr. Gtbsoa 53' Mr. Bate. - :••. SS Mr. Gilts-An sa Mr. Langres ' 111 Mr. Colensan . 10 Mr. kelors . 56 Mr Sowerby 29 Mr. Dibbin - . 57 °Mr. Blackmon 48 • Mr. Elliott S 4 ' Mr. Oliver . ST • Mr. Mackie 60 Ibis Ward returns twelve Members. IntutiVoooo WITHIN. Daniel Pinder 344 William kirk chud 333 Robert Westwood 341 G e orre Walter 532 Thortuld ilisekist •. • 346 John Leigh . 328 Joseph Hayed' 343 1 James Seatcherd 111:5 John Crowder 353 bowie J.ewis 335 John Walker . 333, , lulus Winkle . • StO Jo.rph Daw' . - 35111 - howl Pearsall 305 NVam althea • 3381, 18118 hiscciat sIS Matn Oldham . ' ."114 i °Malcolm Ounnett . 184' „. . This Wok Online £1 Members. • TOW in WA RD. • Mr. Simnel Wright 1 41 Mr. Loess • 108 Mr. Dtinkald .. • 235 Mr. Stuart - 266 4 14 r. Sagas a 2 22 Mr. Samuel DizOn 201 Mr. Skipper • ' 223 Mr. Genet . 183 Mr. Cawthorn, • in S 1 Mr. Laing . 183 Mr. Bridges 906 i °Mr. Corcoran 140 Mr. Hutchinson . 107 1 • This Ward returns twelve Members. COB WHILL. Mr. Chapman 70 I Mr. Barraud 60 Mr. hick . 67 M.'. larks . 69 Mr. nifint • 65 • Mr. Lyon • 3s Mr. Ansel . 63 °Mr. Nicholson 60 This Ward returns six Members. • MANsioN-Home.—Yesterday, a miserable looking object, named Charlet Siddons, was brought to town in custody of an officer from the neighbourlesod of Barnet, by order of .a Justice of the Peace, who caused him - to be apprehended as a person concerned, •by his own acknowledgement, in the riot.. Before be was brought into the presence of the Lotto Mayne, there was a report in circulation that young Watson was at last found. Every eye was fixed upon the bar when Watson was expected to enter, but when a poor man upwards of 40, deformed , and half-starved, and in nothing resembling the idea possible to be ft.rmed of Watson, hobbled into the Justice-route, there was a general sneer at the mistake. The LOUD MAYOR immediately corrected the sup position that seemed to prevail, by stating that the le:ter respecting the prisoner charged him with hav ving.been concerned in the riots, but did not at all insinuate that he was the person who formed so pro minent a character amongst the rioters. His Lord. ship then read the depositions upon which it had been thought necessary to hand over the prisoner to 1 the Chief Magistrate. The evidence stated, that the prisoner had boasted of being in the riots, and of Laving seen the man shot. It further stated, that Siddons said he would be hanged if he was caught, but, notwithstanding, if he had an opportunity, he would shoot the Prince Regent. The Lola" MAlott asked him what he had to say ? Siddons said he knew nothing about the business, de clared that be went into the country at eleven o'cl Eck on the day of the riots, end that he did not went to shoot nobody. ***AO Two of the witnesses upon the Skinner-street•trans action attended at the office, and said they had never seen the prisoner before. The prisoner's wife said her husband was very silly when he drank, and talked a great deal without doing any thing.—Discharged. We understand that evidence of a conclusive aa ture will appear on Saturday against Gunnell: GUILDHALL.. -.-Yesterday -- COUSiista a boy taken nn Sunday night, at twelve o'clock, with a gun in his hand, by the patrols of St. Andrew's, Holb huh was finally examined before Alderman AISSI•RY j he was suspected of having stolen the gun dining the Spa fields tumult, but his master, a chimney-sweeper.• came forward on this occasion, and proved the boy bad received the gun from his father to shoot spar. rowa. It appeared, on the whole, dint he was an honest lad, and the Magistrate discharged him. BOW,STiltitT..■•FOOTPADS..f.davand Nesitay was brought to the oalce, having been apprehended by Clement ' s party of the horse patrole sationed at Rumford, on suspicion of being concerned with others in divers footpad robberies it Estes. James Oibbs, one of the horse parole belonging to this station, stated, that in consequence of having received infor mation of several footpad robberies lately in Essex by three men, and the prisoner answering in every respect to the description of one of the three, he went to his residence yesterday morning, between twelve and one o'clock, and found him in bed with his clothes on, for which circumstance be could.give reasonable account. He has bees a long time a sus picious character in that part of the country. The prisoner was committed for a week, one of the parties who bad been robbed being very ill. It is owintto the gang of footpads in Eases, con listing of three, of which the prisoner is supposed to be one, that aid Watson and his party were stopped etc/tabimte. Gawk was charged with ass *rim a limit robbery as has been committed fora length of time. Mr. Charles Carter, an engraver, of the Strand, stated, that between four and five o'clock on Monday afternoon, as he was passing near Temple-bar, he found his way impeded, and on turning his head over big left shoulder, he observed the prisoner with the skirt of his coat lifted up in his hand, and taking out the contents of the pocket, and found himself sur rounded by two other men, who in feet pinioned him, itool so intimidated him that he had not power to re sist or call for assistance, and he continued walking on in that state for some distance, till he came up to Charles Carter, the street-keeper, to whom he gave the prisoner in charge. The prisoners ran off and made their escape.—The prisoner was committed for trial. Out RAGIC.it will be recollected' that a short time since four Resurrection Men were held to bail at Union Hall, on a charge of breaking into the dissect ing-room at St. Thomas's Hospital ; assaulting two of the students, and cutting to pieces two of the • bodies prepared for -lecturing upon. Oa Friday last, . about six o'clock in the evening, the same four per sops again found their way into the dissecting-room, and had proceeded so far as to destroy two subjects, when they were discovered by the man who has the can of the dissectiatroom, Who immediately sent for a ca sitable,but before he coidd Mi.! they had made their escape through a window and over the back part of dm premises..- LONDON AMILATIZ.ZiECEMOCII o sh f l i mm ot en t:n tse b a o tlre th nei re p in consequence, asking higher prices, r e e c ,li t S e n d t d a f t o el a r t en so riolf wee . li tEat: ll ni t ex h lrat i e l d is : i rs ee: al, little exceeding four tisf.;leillecsrlf:t6hesii n w ti r d t : o e ' l ; l e ii r s o t a u r n e wi tt l i l v i g to comply with :- bond red bags-'lO Pernattas a small parcel 11.1 bias VI SO Carriacons 210. a ‘42.1. 126 Bowed. 184. a 20d. Orleans and 50 Bengal. in the pause I Id. a 12-1 i. The East India Company have de clared a sale of Cotton cn the loth proximo :-the is expected to be very extensive , fro m 5 w 6 q Y gs each descriptirm ; 1380 bags B en g als, and 10 : 4,00 .01 6i t ie isbta fouralltoswairnegalready irdaecctli of letters e • Nee ORLEANs, OCTOEZR 9.-The few bales of Cotton that have arrived went cff at 28 and 29 cents. not more than 23 and 24 can safely be calculated upon." ▪ Cuannesvon, NOVE:JaeR 18.-Uplands are brisk ; Sea Islands 38 cents. Santee, &c. 335. a 355. short staple 21s. a ins." • LIV X.111P001." DeCetankA 21.-During the greater part of the week the Cotton market was very quiet, and about Wednesday some little decline took place in the middle and inferior qualities of Boweds and Orleans ; yesterday, however, there was considerable enquiry for these descriptions ; other kinds, how ever, continue dull ; and of the Demeraras offered by auction, only two lots were sold. , 'the arrivals this week are only 927 bags, and the sales amount to about 2800 bags." Sucast.-When it became generally known on Wednesday last that no Sugars would be on shew this week, the demand considerably encreased ;- there was, however, no briskness ; the prices gene rally were without variation, in some instances Ides covades, in speculators' bands, were purchased a shade lower. There has been no general request for Refined goods since our last; yet several rather extensive , purchases have been made, chiefly we believe Lumps 1031. a 106 s. The export houses evince a disposition to secure goods at the present curiency, but the Re finers decline the offers, except at a considerable ad. Trance ; there being no bonding allowed, and the length of time that must elapse before the spring shipping commences, added to the further delay in recovering the bounty, appear great obstacles to the arrangements between the trade and the extensive ex porters ; goods for immediate delivery can be pur chased lower than parcels deliverable in February anci'March next. In Foreign dugan there is little variation, the prices nominal ; last week 1664 bags East India de scriptions were brought forward in Mincing-lane ;- the prices were 2s. a Ss. lower. Corret.-There continues to be great fluctuations in Coffee; Java, and other East India descriptions, with the exception of Mocha, are Ss. to 4s. higher ; Dutch Coffee remains without variation ; the ordi nary qualities of Jamaica may be quoted at a de. cline of 2s. per cwt. of West India descriptions nr.ly one sale was brought forward last week, consisting ot 399 casks and 870 bags ; good ordinary pale Ja maica 71s. a 73.. ordinary middling 82s. 61 mid dling 91s. 6d. 656 bags Havennah went off uncom monly high ; ordinary and blaCk Triage, mixed and rank, 68s. ordinary 701. a 71s. 6d. goad and fine or dinary 745. V. a 775. East India descriptions sold in Miming-lane-112 bags Mocha (no drawback of ss. per cwt. on exportation allowed) sold at 975. a according to quality ; 522 bags Java, fine yellow 775. 6d. a 78c. equal to 83s. The East In dia Company brought forward nearly 30(10 bags, selling in the usual manner, with the drawback of ss. on exportation-274 bales Mocha 109 s. a 110 s. 26% b cgs of other descriptions ; yellow and dark brown Java Us. a 851 4 ,6 d. Bourbon 78s. a b. . Boor. bun and Cheribon mixed 79i. damaged Java 745. a sos. 6d. about a fourth of the Coffee was stated to be taken in for account of the proprietors. We have lately stated that the chief purchases of Coffee were on speculation ; the cause of jhis tem porary depression in Jamaica Coffee last week, may be ascribed to the shipping season having closed, ant: speculators having sometime ago made up the full quantity they choose to hold for the evr.nt of the spring demand; the consequence was a small de cline in the descriptions which had been previously purchased extensively on speculation. There are no public sales this week, and very little doing by pri vate contract Ursa Pnoviszotrs, kc.-The new Provisions, Reef and Pork, of prime quality, continue scarce, particu larly the latter, and the general opinion in the mar ket is, that the prices throughout the season will rate high, on account of the failure of the potatoe crop iii I Ireland . Bacon continues to meet a heavy sale at our quotations. The sales of Butter by private con tract have become very difficult to effect ; the mar ket continues in a very depressed state. SMAINSTItE.-By public sale last week, 1t)55 bags Saltpetre, +Os. 6d. a 416. 6d. a considerable propor tion taken. in at the for Mer rate. H*r', FLA; AND TaLtow.-11tere is little varia tion in Hemp or Tallow ; the prices of Flax are im proving ; the stack is very short of the usual supply,, and the business lately effected has been very con siderable. Sixtus.-The enquiry after Spices has considerably increased, and there is every appearance of a re viving trade. To2ACCO.-The prices are declining in America on account of the appearance of abundant supplies and also the low prices in Europe are stated to have considerably affected the currency in the United States ; the arrivals since our last are 400 hhds Vir ginia, and-240 hbds Maryland. ; several vessels are reported of the coast and in the River. The prices are entirely nominal. Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--There has been no business doing in Rums, purchases ir. the pre sent heavy state of the market could, no doub:, be made a shade under our quotations ; so variation in Geneva. Several parcels of Brandy have been dis posed of at a considerable decline. Out -There is little variation in Oils ; the mar ket continues heavy. NAVAL Stoune.-There is an arrival of Rough Tetrpentine ; until sold the prices are nominal ; 206. we believe, about the price. Spirits. town drawn, 3sl. in ether descriptions there is little altgration the itirket heavy. _ FROM LAST NIGHT'S Oddr Trz. DOWNING STREET, DECEMBER 14. The Pence Regent has been incased to appoint the ok kt , noorablc Stapleton. I.ortl Combermere. K.G.O R.te . General and Governor-in-C;tief of the Nit!: I 0 , MILI l'AitY PROMOTION" Commissions signed by the Lord Lieu tenant of * the Cc at ,. StniTord. The King's Own Staffordshire Militia-.l;ieu , enan & j.),„, front the half-pay of the Royal Marines, to tie L. st ., Whateky, promoted. 0 , The Regir.ter.t of Yeomanry Cavalry—Wili!;.- 1 ti o , !sor, to he Cornet, vice Mott, promoted; Join liand, be Cornet. vice '.7'hirley, rssignesi. Commissions io the Nees Troop of Yeomanry Canah7, '" by the L.ord Lieutenant of the County of Lieculo, William Hardwick, Gent. to be 12c:tenant; Charles Gent. to be Cornet I!.INKRUI'•CCY F.NLAP.GEP. Feb: 8, John Peyton, of Christchurch, Hanss, drapers rcr dat— cbapmati, at eleven, a: Guildhall. :.4 Feb. 22. William Barneri, of Liverpool, merchant at ei .es. :2 the George law, Liverpool. 11ANKRU1' SUPERSEDF.D. William Bradbury, of Biratinglelm, engraver end victaalln. BANKRlfirrs. Leonard Rice, time or Lie of Ashby .dela-Zouch, L e i porter-merchaiii, dealer and chapirrAii, to surrender at five, January m, at eleven, a; th- W,,itr Hart, A. ; ,5,,, a , - Zona, and Feb. 4, at eleven. at :he heir, Head Inn, : 41 7 Bosworth. Anomie', Mr. Charles Coiikney, p Holborn, Loudon ; or Mr. James Market Lim o & William Wilson, late of Brulgefiell, pAriAl of Colli.fia, shire, tastier and slate-me-chant, January 11, at fear,' • IS, at ten, and Feb. 4, ar eleve,t, at the King% Hra.l, Nrc h ton in Furness. Attornier, Mr fans:. Park, Ulveworts; Messrs. Wigiesworth and Crusky, Gray% Inn cuen,1,,,,, e4 John Broadbent' Rose, tit Sheerness. Kent, upholder d e e" " et!spusan, tire. s January 11, and February 1, i t twe „,,. - ; Guildhall. Attornirl, - Messrs. Walker mud Rankin:ll;ll, w Wiliam Sparke, of Eerier, mason anal br eldayer, Jan ary Ci e and Eeb. 4, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Artornie.,* . John ;tics, 1 envie, London; or Mr Russell, Easter. Mark Noble, now or late of Battersea, Surrey, en g in, ma i n. surer. brass•lounder, dealer and Chapman, Ure. es, anal Feb. 4,at twelve, at Guildhall. as:vomits, Messrs Jambi and Collier, Carey-street. Lincoln' Inn. John Gay, of Gislingbarn, Suffolk, dealer and chapusan,be wl 6,8, and Feb 4, at eleven, at the Unicorn inn, Iptem.„ Attend's, Messn. Brame and Name, Ipswich or wh o. Coptball-court, l'isroginortou-street, London. Joseph Bates, of Bystun, Derbyshire, innholder, vienuller,dsde and Chapman, January 9, at five, January 10, and Feb. I,a ten, at the Old Batb, Matlock. Anemia, Mews. Skew ad Cheek, of Tideswell. Seenttel Card, now or late of Mere, Wilts, farmer, dealer ad Chapman, Dee. 27, 28, at the Greyhound, Wit:anion, oral FM 4. at the George Inn, Frame, at eleven. Attendee, Me m , Meniter, Wineanton; or Messrs. Dyne, Lincoln's Inn•Sedr. J o h n W a inwright. of Doncaster, Yorkshire, grocer, deakr ad chapnias Jas. is, 244 at Sire, and Feb. 4, at eleVet i titian Inn, Done:aver. Awn nice, Mr. John stringer, Daum; w Messrs. Longdill and RUCIeI field, Gray's Inn-equne. Edward Foster, late of Gloucester, picture frame der noka* and Chapman, January 13,14, and Feb. 4, at ten, st , lieCseerr Coffee-house, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Wm. Read Kai', Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Loudon, or Mr. Wi Itn Ward, Gloucester. Hugh Hughes, of ManchtMer, grocer, dealer and (tactful', 10, I! and Feb. 4, at two, at the Stalin, Manchester. Atta. Ley, itlr. James Taylor, Manchester. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. J*11.24, Joseph Adcock, St. Mary-axe, draggle r.t cat. Jr.. 28, William Back, Battle, spirit-metchant, at elver. Emanuel Cohen, London, merettant. r eleven. Ft:. it , :..h Dawes, William Noble, Richard Henry Croft, rr.i Barwick, Pail-rnal, bankers, at ten. Jitt. In, Hall! to , r:n Maniti'i lane, sugar-refiner, at twelve. ha. {ldaho Moorehouse, Sliane-street, wine-r".rchant, at test. J - . 0. an, James Lgatig and •lhontaa Rattray, huffs Cli anthem sun chants, at ten. Jan. le, George Trui!ar, Fashion-rant, printer., at twelve. San. IS, Ve'lLiari Tat nor, IttVey.4.4tir at ten. Jan. St , George Gowinz, catioLle, ten. Jan. .111, John Janitao, New o. Jan. 14, Josiah Higham, Brewer street. dealer, at eleven. bi It, Fromm Col F..nwrrds, Letcester.stpare, smunietter, twelve. Jan. 2S, Rickard Pratt, Liverpool, drugg.u, at te Jut. 20, Charier Orton, Honey-lane-market, buteher,ai etew Jan. 14, William Buckingham. jun. Ipswich, upholder, as lel Dec. SI, James Foreman, Sheerness, carpeuter, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUSIIItY. Jas. 15, lames Knowles, Ormskirk, u ollleu.draper, at doe at the George. Liverpool. Jan. 21, IWilitaai Bast and Rebc Needham, merchants, at de en, at the Bear, ISlanche,tst. la 23, George Ru-e North 111,tiaiti, farmer, at One, at the he Lion, Little Walsingham. Jan. IS, Richard Menu, Liveries inerahant, at one, at the George, Liverconl. Jan. 22. lan Middlehunt, I.iverponl. corn-dealer, at one, at the Garr, I veipuol Jan. 14, John 111aciiityre,Liverponi, marchar.tot atom at the George, liverpeol. Jan. vs, Henry guaaati, Brno sidle-mercer, at tine, at the Rummer, Bristol. Jan. -25, Iho Brockbank, U;verstone, and Daniel Wusers, John G11t41..1 1 . Jonathan lay lur, Maryport, cottosonsanuisetwers, 51 tirca, the house eel Wm. Porttc, Maryport. Jan. 17, John barks Iv Joshua Grtzory, ShelfLUl, inni.rinindert„ at twelve, at della trl, Sheffield. Jan 14. Omer, Highgreve, and Janos hit, Knight, G °inertia, bankers, at elevat, at IL King's He d, Ginuesstrr ceici tricxrrs, 'Ammer Anthony Lickton, West Leiyh, coal-dealer. Eutrahr Johnson, Liverpt-01. pruner. 4,11. t.nve, Old Rand•Vrtrasliolt , A. Adair, W -street, merchant. W. ii. Flare* L u. kastcliesp, prottsion-hrokei. Whestlry, Finst arw,:r-e., teeth-fesilier-inanufac•urer. J. P. Eutv:lsle and J. Ca!eatun - stt erg, warehouse:nen. 1.. Collinann and J. 1.35. Old Iktblem, merchants. Wm. I.atigtruaur, 'rover 11:;1, chant. J Cooper, Canton, horse-dealer. J hlidd:tiann , verpool, corn-ilea tr. J. Taylor, New Sarum, saddler. T. I' '1 R. Parkinsim, Pt eston, builders. G. E. Fiekr, CrawtOrd-sme, broker. J. liudson, Oxford-street, tub:Laconia,. G. Di& Lives pool, thas-maufacturer. JAN UM IF 14.-I'ridcaux Selby and William Oswell, Ariel court, longmorton-street, merchants. Henry HO.t, Sausage,' /.I.dgate•hill, wine.merchant. Edward Dystati Chanie, ittmkeeper. Chao les Graver, Broal-turret. lioltort itippon, laverpool, 1 zoker. Vitilians Pun, Kidder :sal seer, carpet-niai %itactvrer. tole, jun. Cirrocertri C'r perms . . J..fun Willoughby, 'l'aunitin, shop-Keeper. ;AM. I e err, cutuartnaustacturer. 1 htnut: ( 1e" • tllrclHS. On the 14th Instant, at Balbirnie House. the Lady of fits general Labour, of a son. Moti?ay, the I.ady of 1)r. Yellowly, of Finsbuntllovs a I daughter. Or the lUth Instant, at Mansfield, Mrs. Wilson, wife 4 Rev. Julm Wiltup,ist Lesmakagow, of her dealt sbn and t 0.... child. Dec. es, in St. Mary's Church, Dublin, Thomas Jants ?. therstot:e H. E.g. to Lady Elinor Howard, second the Earl of Wicklow. Monday, John Hughes, F. q. of King's Bench Walks, Tstrt . • to Elizabeth hilabon, relict of the key. Maurice 111!!.01 Clonfree, to the county of DI liJJ. 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