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• Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Noe. 13. . Thc names of thole who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Ex chequer; 'Pm the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the natty-third year of the reign of King George the Third, and in the year of . our Lord I Bcdfordthi c—Godfrey Thornton, of Moggcrhanger, Efq. John Williams Willaume, of Tingirth, Efq. Sir John I'ayne, of Tempsford, Bart. B. rkfhirc—Daniel Agate, of Wink field, Ffq. John Goldibo rough Ravenlhaw, of Eaft Hampftcad, Ely. Sir Nathaniel Dockinfield, of Stanlake, Bart. Buckingtamfhirc—Palcoe Grenfill, of Taplow, Efq. Jofeph Francklin, of Haddenharn, Efq. Edward Nugent, of Lillies, Efq. Camb. a-d Hunt.—James Duherley, of Gain's-Hall, I- fq. Fens Ilittan, of Hartford, Efq. Thomas Page, of Hun tin. doo, Efq. Clufbire—John Feihl'n, of Great Mollinrton, Efq. Eir John Fleming Leiceltcr, of Nether 'l'abley, B.:rt. Robert Hcfketh, of Upton, Efq. Cumberland—Robert Bonner Warwick, of Warwick-Hall, Efq. John De Whdpdale, of Penrith, Efq. Charles Smallwood Et.therftonhaugh, of Kirkofwald, Efq. Derbyfltire—Sir Robert W lmot, of Chaddefden, Bart. Tho mas Borrow, of Cattlefield, Efq, Sir Henry Every, of Eggin ton, Bart. Dern:Aire —John Phillips Carpenter, of Taviftock, Efq. Arthur Kelly, of Kelly, Efq. Sir Stafford Northcote, of Pynes, Bart. Dorfetfhire—John Pinney, of Blackdown, Efq. John Arbuth not, of Weymouth, Efq. Jofiah Wedgewood, of Gunville, Efq. ElTex —Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard, of Bell-Houle, flirt. John Popplovell, of Woodford, Efq. Stephen Fryer Gillum, of hen& Id, Efq. Gloucetterihire—George Talbot, of Gnvting, Efq. Samuel Wathen, of Woodchefte:, Efq. Edward Wilbraham, of Horf- It y, Efq. Herefordfliire—Somerfet Davies, of Wigmore, Efq. Benja min Biddulph, of Burghill, Efq. Richard Eckley, of Creden tial, Efq. Hcrtfordfhire—George Woodford Thellafon, of Aldenham, ESq. Henry Brown, of North Mims-Place, Efq. Edward Gar row, of Totteridge, Efq. Keut—Chriftopher Cooke, of Afh Grove, Efq. John Minet F Cor, of Updown, Eft]. Sir John Boyd, of Danfon's, Ban. Lricclterfhire—James Vanu, of Belgrave, Efq. Lenard For broeke, of Ravenftone, Efq. Charles William Pochin, of Bark by, Efq. Lincolnfhire—Edrnund Tumor the younger, of Stoke-Roch- Ford, Efq. Sir Henry Nelthorpe, of Sealby, Ban. William John fun, of Temple Belwood, Efq. Monmouthfhire--Geotge Jones, of Magor, Efq. John Spar row, of Ragland, Efq. Samuel Bofanquet, of Dingeftonc, Efq. Norfolk—Sir George Berney Brograve, of Worßed-Houfe, Bin. Thomas Hare, of Stow-Hall, Efq. John l'omdnfon, of Clay nut the Sea, Efq. Northamptonfhire—John Harvey Thurfby,of Abington, Efq. Charles Tibbitts, of Barton Seagrove, Efq. Henry 0 way, of Stanford, Efq. Northi iptoe Crane., r f Crafter, Efq. Sir 7110- mat Henry Lyddell, of Ellington, Bart. John Hunter, of the Hermitage, Efq. Nottinghamfhire--William Coape Sherbrooke, of Orton, Flip William Dickinfon, of North Mulkharn, Efq. Thomas Webb Edge, of Strelly, Erg. Ozfortlfisire—James taylor, of Sandford, Efq.Tlins. Reade, of Little Stoke, Efq. lfaac George Manley, of Braziers, Efq. Rutlandfliire—J , feph Cooke, of Edith Weft on, Efq. William S.ffon of Barrow, Efq. Cotton Thompfon, of Kenton, Efq. Shropibire—Owen Ormfby, of Porkington,Efq. George For fetter, of Willey, Efq. Thomas Ki-tictiley, of Leighton, Efq. Somerfetfhire--Matthew Qliantock,o I Norton-under-Hamp den, E q. Sir Hugh Stnith,of V,TrazhaU, Bart. Edward Andrews, of Pihon-Park, Efq. Staffordfhire—Tohn Heyligar Burt, of Holton, Efq. George Birch, of Hampftead,Efq. Sir Gen. Pygot, of Patterihall, Bart. County of Southampton—Thomas Heathcote, of Embley, Efq. Water Blunt, of Nether Wallop, Efq. William Mills, of Biltern, Efq. Suffolk—Sir Harry Parker, of Mclford, Bart. Michael lA'il liam I,e Flcup, of Bury St. Edmunds, Efq. Sir Robert Harland, of Wherftcad, Bart. Surrey—John Brickwood, of Croydon, Efq. John Pcoley Ken fington, of Putney, Efq. George Blackman, of Durdens, Efq. Suffer—John Derma, of Woodmancoat, Efq. Wtn. Marge& fon, of Offington, Efq. John Mickl.thwaite, I ridge, Efq. %Varwickfhire—Henry Grefwold Lewis, of Malvern-Hall, Ffq. Roger Vaughton, of Sutton Caldheld, Efq. John lddins, of Surnmerfield, Efq. Wildhire—Thos. Henry Hele Phipps, of Wiillbory Legh, Efq. John Paul Paul. of Alliton Keynes, Efq. Sir Richard Colt Hoare, of Stourhcad, Bart. Worm fterftii re--Thos. Hnl m es, of Beoley, Efq. John Philips, of Winterdync, Efq. Sir John Packh)gton, of %V tftwood, Bart. Yorklhirc—Henry Fare Cholmly, of Houfeham, Efq. Sir Henry Carr lbbetfon, of Dentan, Bart. Jofeph Dennifon, of A) ton-Lodge, Efq. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOVEMBER 12. CuurErvorCoarrwat.L.—The namesof thofewho were nominated for Sheriffs by the Council of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, at his Royal Highnefs's Council Chamber and Dutchy.Office, Somerfet-Place, on Friday the 12th day of No vember, in the forty-third year of the reign of his %jelly King George the Third, and in the year of our Lord 1802 : Thwnas Rawlings, of Padliow, Ffq. Ri. hard Oman , of Penzance, Efq. Su Wilfiana Pratt Call, of Whiteford, Bart. MILITARY PROMOTION. Commalion in the Invernefs, Banff, Elgin, and Nairn Regiment of North Britifh Militia. Dated November 1, 1802. Su James Grant. Bart. to be Colonel. BANKRUPTS. Jame,' Aicew Inch, of Jewry-ftreet. Aldgate, London, wine and brandy-merchant, to furrendes Nov. so, at one, Nov. 30, and Dee. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attar:lcy, Mr. Luckett, Baiinghall•ltreet, London. _ _ John Stnith, of Wikcfacid, Yorkihire, hatter and holier, Nov. 26, 17, and Dec. 25, at ten, at the Woolpacks Ina, Wake field. Attornks, Mr. Evans, Furnivars-Inn, London ; or Meffrs. Robinfon and beaver, Wakefield. Charles Welfborne, late of EVCII2IIII, Woreclterfhire, grocer, Nov. 29, at five, Nov. 30, and Dee. 25, at eleven, at the Far riers'-Arms, Evelham. Attornies, Mr. John Stanley Smart, Staple-Inn, London, or Meer& Lavenders, Er( num. . James CrAlk. of Union-court, Broad.itreet, London, infuranee. broker, infuser, dealer and chapman, Nov. 20, 27, and Dec. 26, at one, at Guiklhall. Anomie., Meffrs. Douce and Riving. ton, Fencloirch-Sulklfrigs, Fenchureb-fireet. Thomas Williams and William Pondered, of Little Sutton. (tree, (;k:kenwell, Mitkilefes, tin-plats-et irkers, partners, de krs, and chapmen, Nov. t 6, at twelve, Nov. 20, and Dec. c, At ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mciks. Winter, Kaye Frefhlickl, and Beckwith. DIVIDEND. Dec. z. John HMI. of Sawerhy, part& of Halifax, Yorlifhire, corn-radar, dealer mid chapman, at ten, at the Mack-8011, in Birftall. SEIVESTRATIONS, &e. IN SCOTLAND. Creditors or William Celia, merchant, Arbroath, meet in john'• Colfeaboure, Edinburgh, a3th Nor. la o'clock, to auk. ttufice. Crediton of Thomas Todman, merchant, Glafgow, meet in Black Bull inn there, szdNov. I o'clock, on matters of im porance. Mrs. Millar, alias Sbeddan, haberdalber and mereltant,Paifley. to be examined moth MA. iatd 3d Dec. 12 o'clock, in Sheriff Clerk's (Mace there.—Creditors meet ►n Orr's 'Cavern dine, 4th Dee fame hour, to isiltrua trultee.—Clalms to be made b 7 toM Jnly. . . . . . _ bUPLIM COMMISSION TNTELLIGF.NCE, NOVEMBER 3. Sylveller Farrell hood indicted on fix count's.for forgery on the 4th of Augutt lah. Mr. GKEENE, Counfel or the Crown, hated the cafe. He prefaced a narrative of the tranlitaion by laying down the law on the crime of forgery, which,notwith handing the many unhappy inhances where its feverity has been neeefrarily applied in this and a neighbouring country for a feries of years pall, hill kerns not to be univerfally under hood. The law is not only flrong again( the ac tual fraud committed by fubfcribing the names of real and living parties to negotiable inflruments in writing, as well as many others where the pnilibilay of fraud and impofition exi hs,but equally fevere on the fame principle of juflice againft the fraudulent fignature of any fietitious perfon when executed with a criminal intent. Though the latter Ipecies of forgery has nut been fir frequent as the former, yet it teems equally, if not more pregnant with public milt:hie. Of the latter defcription was that in which the prifoner hands indiaed, and it would be feen in the courfe of the evidence to be adduced, whether its fatal influence in a commercial country, fhould not be as anxiously refilled by the falutary but neceffary application of legal punifhment, as any other defcription of public offence bearing on all the interelts and properties of a civilized people. It would appear in evidence that the prifoner at the bar did, on the day laid in the indictment, carry to the houfe of a Mr.Alteeler, who keeps a Lottery Office in Dame-hreet, a genuine bill drawn by a Mr. Luby, of Bridge-ltreet,on Mr. Edward Stanley, of Stephen's-green, for 601. This bill was made payable to a correfpondent of the drawer's in Drogheda, and was fent to the houfe of Mr. Stan ley for acceptance, with the indorfement of the payee ; as cuitomary in mercantile houfes, the bill was left for acceptance with Mr. Stanley, with in tentions as ufual to call for it next day—in thein terim, a melfenger did 'call for the bill, and carried it off, with the genuine acceptance of Mr. Stanley, who left orders to have it fent by any meflenger of Mr. Luby's ; but when on the following day the real mefrenger of Mr. Luby did call, the-bill was not forthcoming-.-on which an explanation took place between Stanley and Luby, who took every precaution in their power to hop the negotiation of it ; they were however too late—as on the 4th of Auguil, the day after the bill was drawn, the prifoner Farrell did pats it to Mr. Wheeler, taking Come flares of lottery tickets, receiving fome ca(h, and a draft on the Bank of Finlay and Co. for 281. ifs. being the amount of the balance due. Mr. Wheeler, not fufpeeting the acceptance of li Mr. Stanley, readily entered into the negotiation, though the prifoner, Farrell, was totally unknown to him, who, on being defired to indorfe the bill, did write OR the back thereof the name of Jof. O'Brien, No. 37, Church-ftreet. The prifoner was accompanied by a man who he faid was inhantly going to the country with the Lottery-tickets, the cafh, and Wheeler's draft, whom he, the prifoner, alfo caufed to indorfe it. On making enquiries for O'Brien, no fuch perfon could be found—but the prifoner was traced to a wretched dwelling in Watling-itreet, and a bill of rol. paired him by a Mr. Dalton, of Franci -ftreet, with whom, in a purchafe of fome cloth, prifoner difcounted Wheeler's draft on the bank of Finlay and Co. was found on him—the cafh and Lottery (hares were alfo found in his poireffion—and fuch other tefli mony would appear as warranted him in antici pating the conviaion of the prifoner by the verdia of the gentlemen whom he addreffed. The whole feries of evidence appeared to fub ftantiate the itatement of Mr. Greene. Baron GEORGE charged the Jury and gave his fandion to the law opinion laid down by that gentleman touching the forgery of fiaitious names. and a verdiet of guilty was inftantly returned. NOVEMBER 4. Michael Byrne, John Pidgeon, alias Browne, and John Mitchell, were capitally conviaed for highway robberies committed on the 20th and Auguß laft, on the perfons of a Mr. Mahon and Mr. Browne, Lottery-Office Keeper, at the Circu lar Road, near Summer Hill, who were feverally robbed of their watches, gold chains, and feals. NOVEMBER 5. Win. Shields, Thomas Kinch and Thos.Watfon, flood arraigned for the wilful murder of Thomas Ryan, at Kevin's-ftreet, the 14th of July lat. The indiament (taxed that William Shields had wilfully, felonioufly, and of malice propenfe, killed and murdered Thos. Ryan, by difcharging at him a musket loaded with !lugs, and (hot, wounding him thereby in the forehead ; that the (hot had penetrated through the Sack part of the head of the deceafed ; that the brains ailed out of the aperture it had made, and that infant death was the immediate confequence. Kinch and Watfon were indiaed for being prefent, aiding, counfell ing and abetting the Paid Shields in the perpetra tion of the alledged murder. Mr. Berm EL opened the cafe. Mr. M , /slai.Ly Mated the cafe, after an interefl , ing preface, in which he briefly recapitulated the law, in charges of murder, refpeaing principals and their abettors, who, he faid, were alfo princi pals in the fecond•degree, and equally culpable as the immediate perpetrators, if the evidence of their aid and concurrence ihould fupport the fad of homicide. The 14th of July LA was the anniverfary of one of the molt awful events that hiftory has recorded, the French Revolution. He would not affea to jullify an as highly improper, indecorous, and ft aught with much public danger, as the celebrat• ing of that anniverfary in this country by any fpe ' cies of popular rejoicings or acclamation; but fome perfons, not affectionately attached to the Conftitu don, did on that day inftigate ceremonies of this very reprehenfible nature, at Kevin•ftreet, where a bonfire was lighted near the fountain, and nearly oppofite to the houfe of a Mr. Seagrave. The deseafed, Thos. Ryan, a peaceable, lumen, loyal, and well-affeited man, had been, however, palling that way without (hewing any fen fi bility to . • • A.% J. • • Oa • • his mailer's honk a little before to o'clock, and about that hour, having arrived at the fatal fpot where he loft his life, he (lopped to enquire into the nature of the fbleronity before him, when a body of men, armed, were perceived to proceed from Cathedral-lane, in a threatening manner, and approaching this bonfire •under cover of the dead wall which furrounds the Primate's Palace, fhelter ' ed themfelves under an angle that projeftsfiom the wall. From this fituation orders were heard to iffue forth, when four (hots were immediately difcharg ed indifcriminately through the crowd. Evidence would appear on the table, who received come fwan drops in different parts of his body, and the fourth (hot it would be proved by certain expreflions which fell from Shields, had been deliberately dircharged from the mufket be held, and the con tents lodged in the head of the deceafed, who inft.intly fell and expired. Six witne(fes on the part of the Crown, concur red in depofing that Shields fired the lall (hot, after a kind of volley from his party, by which the de ceafed fell and inftantly expired. He ufed certain oaths and imprecations, while encouraging the others in thefe words, " come boys, we'll make a lane among thefe people at the fountain." The other prifoners, Kinch and Watfon, were alfo identified, as of the parry who fired the diffe rent (hots. On the part of the prifoners it was advanced, that mobs confining of four or goo men had been in a riotous and tumultuous manner parading the vicinity of Kevin's-ftreet, from the t Ith until the gth of July ; that the yeomen were particularly obnoxious to them, and many houfes of loyal men attacked, and their windows broke ; that thole mobs were armed with fwords, bludgeone, hones, and mufkets ; that (hots did proceed from parties of thefe mobs, on the night of the 14th July before the fhot took place which killed Ryan. Baron GEORGE recapitulated the evidence, on which he commented with his ufual perfpicuity. The Jury retired, and after the Court waiting fome hours, and no likelihood of their agreeing to a verdia,it adjourned to nine o'clock in the morning, leaving the Jurors locked up. _ NOVEMBER 6. The' Jury after remaining in until near two o'clock this afternoon, acquitted Kinch and Wat fon,but not agreeing in a verdict relative to Shields, was difcharged—the prifoner is accordingly to be tried anew, the next Commiffion. Patrick Smith was indicted for wilful and cor rupt perjury. The prifoner was inflantly found guilty, and fen tenced to tranfportation for feven years. William Bellingham Swan, Efq. indifted for fhooting at Peter Foey, was acquitted for want of profecution. James Griffin, indided for a burglary and rob bery committed at the houfe of Michael Brady, of Kilkea, in the County of Dublin, pleaded guilty. He was fentenced to be hanged, but the Court obferved that certain Magiftrates having under taken to folicit Government for his pardon, the prifoner fhould be allowed fufficient time to try the event of the folicitation intended for him, which thefe Magiftrates would advance without the inter ference of the Bench. John M'Kay, found guilty of affaultin the Under Sheriff of the County of Dublin in ale ex ecution of an Habere, was fentenced to three months imprifonment and fined iol. Denis Daly, found guilty on the ftatute of un lawfully having in his poffellion copper plates for forging Bank of Ireland notes,to be tranfported for life. William Brophy, and Mary ReadXound guilty of llealing thirty bottles of Port wine and five bottles of Madeira, from the dwelling houfe of James Davis, of Merrion-areet, EN. received fen tence as follows: Brophy to be tranfportcd tor feven years, and Mary Read to be imprifoned three months in Newgate, and burned in the hand. Mark Travers found guilty of felonioull yr receiv ing the above wine, knowing the fame to be flolen, to be imprifoned fix months in Newgate, and aand in the pillory, with a label defcriptive of his of fence placed on his back. John Knowles, found guilty of felonioutly re ceiving a watch, gold chain, and feats, of which Mr. Brown, a lottery office keeper, had been rob bed on the high way, to be whipped from James's gate to the Caftle, and Rand in the pillory ; to be alfo imprifoned fix months, and tined 51. Dan..Swinny, found guilty of a highway rob bery, committed on James Collins, of Kevin-ftrect, to be hanged. In pronouncing fentence on Dan. Swinny, Judge FINVCANE obferved, that he was convicted on the cleareß evidence—that he might fay he was ap prehended in" the very fait. That he had been conneeted with a defperate banditti, which had been , for fame time, the terror of the inhabitants living near the Circular Road, where it was lately dangerous to walk out in the evening. That this banditti had been recently broken, and a number of their principals apprehended, by the aaivity and perfeverance of Mr. Jutlice Bell, a refpc..l - Magiftrate of the County of Dublin. Wm. Hudfon, a youth of about eighteen years of age, found guilty of uttering forgeries on the Bank of Ireland. to be hanged. He teemed much affected, pleaded before fentence his youth and in experience in life, alfo that this was his firft crime. The Court, however, held out no hope of mercy to him. John Foye, who pleaded guilty to three feparate indiftments on mail robberies, to be hanged. John Pidgeon and John Mitchell, for robbing James Browne, of Capcl-Rreet, to be hanged. Michael Byrne, for robbing John M'Mahon, Efq. on the highway, to be hanged. The three tall were the gang whom Knowles harboured in Thomas-ttrect. The Grand Jury made application to have them executed on the Circular Road near Summer.hill, where they committed the robbery. Thomas Edward Bellamy, found g►►ilty of pail: ing to a Mr. Sparrow, a bill on Meths. Cox and Greenwood, of London, army agents, for 301. &i dine,. with the names tg theft gentlemen forged holding np a writt,:r, paper, c... would permit their oilicf.r to re:iA from the agit a t e d R ate of pable of addreiling the Eci.Ll: t. per with content of th e C ow t w,.,: I . ` ading Clerk of the Crown. ifsi the following effect. " That the culprit had hcen jtiftiv fwand - tiiity. ,•••• which dittrenz% in hi , family, :intuit inn_s t;: , 1 . 1 , t, moment of defpair, compel'. I I 4 the army as cot nti Nonce, taiicer in the yeas 79.;, ! il -4 remained in adtive fervic.., principally in heads of the late rels,-;inin teen; cc.ifilt....—t:d quainted with his prefent sititaed tis sir : t . from a !UMW(' attaCbltielit V.1:1C11 te..rrice. growing family wits the confequence, t.: inispon a long time (Jed every hoots. and a.dtivee-er eni lei• finding the army too Lapt:lifive, be rteitntti Come decent civil employment, the hiliest J.:rt tion—for this purpole he procured letters ot t, , ::n,._ to Lord Wentworth, and to Mr. Hem. i a diltant relation of his feverai for employment, he uniformly tailet:, nista or difappuintments his tiumly had heel% e e ,. calamity and dittrefs—he was at length sieliged gnfign's commthon in a tincible reginient, maimed for fome time, ftruggling with troll of . • had inereafing accumulated debts, I W.144k . tile liLikitor) of his family induced, when, to avoid tits hose r, . which he law inevitable, he quitted the army thrown on the world, without a tingle ur 4 —the ettitreifes of his family were loch, that :hey ACrc iiisli i to live for a confiderable time deprived sit , a l fu,' nos e what they could derive fr o n t leant). petearious ni bread and tea—that th e !aft time his w :sesta. col:hate ni t t i ll tcd, a ttngle fhilling they did n ottit:bh i an nlifcere garret, the was delivered without torsi,.(' t:tl dilitetc of every fpecies of thofe convenieneies females in her condition, befog lierfeit etntl. et , procure a covering tor her new-Lunt eli their it:foun. t , were exhaufted, and in this iitea:ion L. v.iic an a c hai have inevitably Barved were it not ter the loan ot,is. walked from London to Blackheath to :.sorrow; ;.: !77.ad,. mutt fu!einu appeal to liz.tv EN as to the trinii of ,vtry rarti cular he ttated—and that fn tar ;min c„ a fingle fact, he lupprefred many mere of c.aiaii.y fcarcely to he paralleled, which delicacy Lint ti however t xcufable the relation of them int:tht pre:etit fituation—that after the difgracc spin ht t hi s tingle tranfaction, life could not Le a beim lie would ht isexitses to lolicit, but that nature pleaded in hi:. hrcalt far 4 wife anti helplefs children—it was not f t»ii a p: 4 .:1,.:111.: tinted pride that he vas ()Wiwi,' to sierlare we: ':tnilezo man reared in affluence, with refined ientinients, u,, evsry amiable propesifity—the was at prefer: in tar advai.c.., in lit: pregnancy ;la to expo( to be tirlivi.reti in l'cbru a ry n:l.-- .0 therefore) humbly fupplicated the humane interpulaiun Court, at 'salt to have the execution (Alit ft:Tent:Ll until after that event, as othetwik he had jolt reanai to . re fhpeinridt s t , h 4 at i the d t, t l i i b v o cs ri o l unhappy Crime." Mr. M'INIALcv, as Counfcl for the Crown, al. dretfed the Cuurt on behalf or his ciient, Mr. S.`4l. row, who initruCted him to avail hinudfor opportunity of fluting to their Lortithips, that 3. fence of public jultice alone had compelled him to inititute this profecution—that he f r this un happy Gentleman's diftrelfes, which he knew to have been Inch as few in lite encounter, any that his Itaternent of them was far short of the actual ferings of his unfortunate family. At the reading of this calamitous cat, their Lordfhips teemed in a peculiar manner to be (truck with that fympathy which the lubjea had univerfally excited. Judge F N UCA N E addrelfed the prifoner in a very feeling tiyle, informing him, that the Court felt it their duty not only to ward to Government for his MAjelty's pArdoil, the recommendation of the Jury in his favour, but the affecting ftatement of his cafe, together with the reprefertation which Mr. M'Nally nude from the profecutor. He hoped he would be more tiprtn nate than °diet sin fintilar cull:dances !Ltd been, in applying for Royal Mercy in Great i4ita,n, where the crime of forgery is held in p. , n Ocular ab horrence. He exhorted the pi hinter, however, t:) prepare for tile \mill, and lamented the of pronouncing the fatal Lntence oldie .e..1.4:2 was death. The prifoner's whole demeanour was truly at: feeing. He had the addrefs of a Gentlernau, - al the alped of one whole heart and fielingb were borne down by compunction and adrerfitv. BIRTHS. Friday, the 29th ult. , he lady of Thomas roulk..!s, El+ cf Gwernygron, near St. Afaph, of a datight.... At Newton Pery. th Lady of Math-x Canny, Efi. of Cl' tkfergus, c:nir.ty of Clare, of a MARRIED. On the /ft of November, Nl,t!thcx Frq. "real in the county of Rolconunon, to :I‘. : iG t',,:• fjt hn Conry. of Ballyntacurly, ut the" 1.•!.1 e... Thonia of 1/ti:)'iti. daughter of Thinna‘ Connor, laq. of Meath. 4 (Jo the 241 Init. 11cr.Tliom: , 9 ni.el;y, of W.•:' ". C"" &ire, to !Hite kichartlf .n, of the 1. , 0.e ,i.•1;;;!1;k:: ut the late Capt. Richartiftio, or Liver;y_ __ .--- Ur,IF . •L! , 1). PILL). On I.Vidncfliy niorv.ing. in Yorkihirc, alter a few J. Rich, Efq. NI. P. of Th.witt known is the fatiii.,rible `.l : 19 ., %, .3 L, V• At th , age of LD2, mela, cotan y of Cavan. Wm. of 1.,:a1tt.,;, o aged woo yars. At I..lyervonl, on Mor.d.i7 r. I\lifs Dunn, a y Tang lady front ._ _ On Sat ut,lay Lot. at his i:t C Mr. John 134sratt Corbett, S,;: - g• :a:c county of Salop. On the t till Mit. at Lewis Antlrt, of On Nlonday, Irt. I Mr. Underwood, Pr. t of I Iv. Itvy. 1)r. Kno‘..k , Friday fc'enati...!.r, iu tht. 71 it i -• • formerly at elliit:t lit teawltn.:ll4.r of t warns in Liverupol. On the 11l i.alt. at Leomil.ilt r. in Malbourn, a partner in t;L: tiouf4. Co. Mancha er. 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