Star. — London, England, 1824-08-14 00:00:00

I , :e , nt. • "..1 i.`l7 RC tt IRELAND. t• - • 3 1. - • •• •• • • •• •• • • r ARMAGH ASSIZES- , - Saturday, sob* aßer nine trehatligastice - Toaftess toot his :seat on the _Bench, :kid 'Jury panel Was called over. Ja*si Spencer, Jane Spencer, and Anne Spencer were plated- at the bar, and arraigned for the wilful murder pf Thomas Spencer (a child of four years of age), at Ballygnssy, near Loughgall, on the Sd of May last ; James Spencer having given the deceased a mortal *wind, of whith he soon after died, and Jane Spencer ansi Anne Spencer being present aiding and assisting. The - first witness prodiiced was Michael Spencer, who was greatly affected, and bathed in tears, on ascending the table. She was examined by Mr. Batt, and *le- Pnstd as Mimes :—I am a married woman; my hus band is George Spencer; he lives in Loughgall. I know Jane Spencer and Anne. Spencer, the prisoners; they, ate sisteis to hsny husband, and live with him in Lough.. Miff. Jamet Spencer is also related to my husband; $e lives at his father's, in Cushenagh. about a mile from Loeghgall. I did trot live with- my husband in May last, nor for a long time peviously. I reside at Bally: Posty, about half 'a mile . distant from Loughgall. lied it Bill ygossi on the Sd of May last. I have been married to George *maw about six years, five of which we have lived sepamtely. I have had three ehildrea by any hstbawd Gine Spencer; they are all dead; the yfittegist tif thorn eats a bey, named 'Thomas, who was four years old in March last. I receiNct the night of the of May ;u y son Tinian war then alivel I was at say own hoots opt that eight; my son and a servant litlnsanoiiMed Mei Shields, Were in the house with sne. I had been in bed Ilk time, but had not fili4m•adeeP.4 4 4lh:N ` .d nal(e in the house; . it was like the cruniblingo Meads. Mere she descr ibed the situation ofthe apartment; in the hoes; which was aanagietitory and thatched. There was a small parch It the:hall door, sellich led OS tbe tiethen en the left, and to a sitting-room on ihe light hand; adjoining this span was the bed-Mom in Which the witnesi slept.). On healing the noise I tailed to Elisabeth Shields, who slept in a bed on: keopposimead of the room ; my son slept le the bed With myself. • My servant arose and Balled obit, three wa% item anf one there? bat no answer vas giro). I theft perceived there WAS a light in the kitchen, and I said " They are coming to inevder us this night." Theseriimaname into nsy bed ; I jumped out, ran to the window : mid threw myself against it; but as it Was Taiteued An the outside with a shutter I could not open it. I saw the light approach ing, .and threw myself under the servant's bed The prisner, 'lanes Spencer, mine into the bedroom ; he had a sword in his right i nd, kid a, candle hi tht left; iheinlied b on opening the door, " What's that you're sayinef did not speak, but Elizabeth Shields answered, lairies„l'm speaking to Racha.el." As she spoke the pritoneritruck her with the sword; du Which she said, ".Jaitia, far the *War mercy of . Go% don't murder us." Theprisoner made - no reply • ooh be then struck the child, Whir aried-tiot e 4 , Oh, 01;n% murder us." I observed that the pi-in:seer, Jatues Spenter,Avas barefoot ,sand bareheaded; he had a pair of elirtylooking trowsiss on him. Heosiorimied to sta. the child and the ger aratit wrihran with the Wok% 'they entreating hiin to spare them, anal the Candle went out ; on which I crept from under the heti and rat towards the kitchen. On - going to the ball door, I fogad it locked and the key 'gene: I had left the teyin it ern going se bed. f then wentinfo the Irkilien and jrnised ep on a table which was big& 'a windOW. I tried to open the window, but it was too fast; in anyug. sits with the window a milk Crock, tilifeh **s stithe table, was trot. noise ;dratted die priiiiner,Whind heard 'Coming from the bed-rOmis. I inn tioneardS the . 404 isiat into at corner ef the porch, and kept in my breath until thir , prisoner passed. I then went iute the seem, and seised . a•pciter which in'the Ore-Ake, wish Which I forced Open the shutter *of the lied.:moiti window. 'Elizi — sbefh; Shields, who was sitting apt the tad-room table, said,l " Misdeeds, You'll escape." Without "ratios a *Ord; I threw . myself out of the window, and fell on my` hands and face. I ininiediatety got on my *feet, and looked about to see which way T should run, as I was afraid of meeting somebody. I saw Jane Spencer and, Anne Spencer, the prisoners, beside a'tree , about ten or 'twelie yards fiom the window; they were standing together, with their faces towards me. Saw them dis tinctly, as it was a 'line star-light night. jiaeSpericer bad :on a dirk Cloak, Anne a;grey one. I still held the .pdker hi nay hand. On -seeing Abe **Mee, I clapped lily heeds bet, a Mutilec, marder, mur der! 'my child . is a;killiegt" "thin ran past the-gable end of my-house. to Sohn Stilly's, shouting, 44 Murder,. tibeeeler.nserder!" thewlfdle way. Reilly's house was bet: a short distance from - Mine. I struck the door 'With tfie 'peter, and tailed , for help. -The doer was instantly opened by Reiny's wife, who was followed by 'bet ihtsbincl. T heard teeth Shield* streaming onside,-end also -the notind wf the blows that Were -Oren • her. Sealy raised the neighbour' ; and hied this 'Wife, 'with , lont- Lamas, 31bn Daly, a carman (who then came up), and another woman ateecinspadied meta& to the babe, to save my child: lilaibeenabeut4ve-Minetes fretn die house; and we rants tbe 'window leans Which I escaped; it was still 'open. Maui ottile weak cries of my Child, I entreated some of the men td go in and teach ban oatilssit they *vie afraid. 'I asked them to assist The up to the win -dew, and I would myself go in. They did . so, and 1 .41Witid my child lying on its face on the floor; it was ill bloody. I(Here the proseentrix was greatly affected). Itsbead was cut dreadfully, as was also its neck and sites. flock my infant in my arms, and went to the kitchen doer, which I limed unlocked and the key in it. i opened the door and let the people in. Elizabeth Shields was not in the house. and James Spencer had escaped. I sent off este-Of the men to Loughgall, for Doctor Scott. He arrived in about half an hour•and dressed the child. Elizabeth Shields was found in a' ditch beside the house by some of the people I had sent to leek for her. She was quite dead. The child died .about six o'clock. I west to Mr. Hardy, the Maxis. trate, :and.teld him of the murders, aricUby whom they were perpetrated: This witness further said, that the bed. room window looted into au orchard,in which the two worsen were standing; acid added she had examined the latchen chiltsney In the ftstirtiing, and observed the marks ofaisme eine anvil* tense delta the eliinsisty. Sim Ortager ; unrinrinitte.a ' etiss:sniemlnation by 'Mr. konerwrorisci fjr>ka sp de OPOking okshied . to akar krdirou teltotal witntaiei were 4 . 44inbed — , who corroborated the abase. The reed ',cosy chkged 'the 'hey 'at treat sleligtti.'Who re turned C verdict tinning hatosillooter-6uifti 4 04 2 1 141 *" Mire frairawc-sVot eurity. Jude The convict ? pas thep addipayel by I •ww te AAROP in the affecting manner. 'lle concluded thus— " liar in` no doubt whatever on my mind u to your guilt, miaow • . ....:;•.:.110 1 1 sr! 1: - - 10herei to Pfohaterti the Walidshaffiet MRhf get.: ' UV, Same I flisofer, *Min bushel liile pine desk) to the ph ni hew whew* you m day nea soii :g mr si b re st ineyed n e De un dt bong thl so lid ghee Weip . afiltilimM by of the Cs salltdi.- And nay Gleninge mercy en The sinfertente yang Man (he seer and _twenty) was perfectly collected •during the trial; nor did Ms fittnnefs anience. Dopy,- who wits tortriefed at unnabh 1111. lifi l it i t t u a rder bh Wgd, was exeChned, ple 'Slidell* on Thereat/. MARYBOROUGH (WIZEN'S COUNTY), /am 'Moor* fa sieek; pious-Inking, traveling nellilidablilft who preached himself into the good grata of theleithfulne bed& dewney, in the month of January hat, and annitiMed In tddifitift about en watches es seeping, and wßlti whit% he hitisediattSydlirr camped, in order that they might ten him the hewn *rkkh live Wee to return), was }'dieted for stealing a wattliethe ptoparival John Healy. It appeared in evident that the prisoner left ilsheaddiffteliip ter two after 4e got petnesion of to watches under 'Menet Of repairing than; thee he was advertised in the 4 4 Hon and Cry," and apprehended in the North of babied. The which, the subject of the prosecution, was found pledged at a pawnbroker's in Cep& street, and the property Maitilled by the owner. Mr. C. WALICiII coessalkethe efts was not solecism ',giddied, of stealing to go to the Jary,-111111thisch al the prisoner bad retuned the watch when repaired ribitilht ?fomenter dolannuily gave It to him' a second time, and anti, dabgh it wen pinned, the pined". tor get it en whit* for it. His Lordship cited the case .f Major Semple, tried in Louden, in December, 1785. The Major tilled at the factory of Mr. Ly saght, a teach-maker, and bargsbned for a than far le pious— or to hire it, five guineas a.day. He said he waled tole to the North of England, and, ender this pretence, he tihnlined the chaise, bat nothing had been heard of the Major nest be woe arrested twelve months after, tried, and.convicted for the eillbsoe—the Jury believing it was his previous intention not to ream His Lordship thought it was the watchmaker's intention tad* the watches when he got them, and would therefore let the in endes p to the Arty. It could notaffla the prisoner's life. Mr. C. Wattaw;--Theptibensee Sibliallbeity are the same. The Jury found the griseen:o44►, FIRE IN GRE VILLE-STREET. ............ (marina PARTICVLARS.) The fire is endentood to have commenced in Mr. Moyea's press•rostm, on the second floor, from whence it to Mr. Wilson's, on the right, bat in a very- partial degree; the dames then extended in the di rection of Leather-lane, and soon raged with great fury in the left wing of Mr. Moyes's concern, the greater part of which was occupied as drying-rooms, and ware house for books in sheets, of which there was a great number far advanced towards completion:it is needless to add, all those were cOnsunted; and what enhances the loss is, that many of those were monographs, sad every hiwb Si the valuable MSS. (the labour of yeas) have suffered the same fate. Mr. MoyeespOrate library, In Which were many very choice works, was also deetroyedr bat mane of them countbOoks and papers of omeasient wore' et out afellin counting-house, at very great persond fist. the lotai stock of types, standing forms, rlO or so frames; a number of common presses. four hydraulic, and twelve or fourteen-Colombian and Stanhope presses lay busied in the smelting ruins at six O'clock last mooing, when vane of the engines wereetill playing. The Want of a speedy supply Of water% admitted mi all hands to be the reason sskk the - tames taking so wide a range. The fire was first discovered at .a Varier past -ten o'clock, and no water could be had erneii within sea - minutes of eleven, when the Soots being sweetened by the action of the fire, yieltied to the immense weight of type, iron-presses, imposing : stoats, .kfc. and tumbled voids o horrid email into ono inenaproosesloogiog r*ln. The intensity of the heat preventing a Rear , the 'firemen could only aueMpt to save these' rittegs around, which was onlyeliected by then* tunareaseed exertions on their 'part. •Thale was I ranskiembie sum iniesedlootbbrikfr. Moyes and Wihen ; but we re,gret .to Inunthetitli Mull below the value of.the property destrosynd i eigials anntesneedSo.oool. at the least. In Mr. Moyes's establishment, there were lit hint sixty persons regularly engaged, including compositors, pressmen, warehousemen, ersandsbeys, and4e . fdr. Wilson's concern there could not be less than shorn twenty to thirty ; so that nearly 100 persons are thus in a moment deprived of the means of earning a subsist. ence. Exclusive of the loss - and incoavuiieace arising, to the proprietors *themselves, :this unfortunate occur ? ' fence will be loll; 'felt by the families of those pent pie, who at this season of year perhaps,T4ll k diffirilt to procure employment. Amongst the now 1 4sorks were the following : Dinereiry;ll•vois: iesseAles. Tole. a new asuslair ese t ielsapestes silideoespies 41=ofdad . she eked Maids= op re 41e peeset.perled, 1 niollo. Cbsivb Blebary, I Tab. Balk Abbey Gam& (tare 'Alone), 1 val. myal 4ae. styda. aye., Damao at likt•ey,ise '<ham, 4 trek I liaises &Islas Webseavaela, a veryieplandid week. There were beside a vast number tilrepriots, none *I wbich escaped the coafiagration. MELANCHOLY ACCIVINT.— Between • the hours Of eight and nine o'clock on Thursday evening, as'Mlis /lariat Seymour, third daughter-oilldajor likpinossreaf Gower-street (fornieslrad to abelioa. lostlodia Company's civalq), vits dressintforialtodk *lithe part of her apparel melt Ire during the leonaeotiirj awoke of bee attendant, who had been sent into an.adimft apartment. The principal osseerials ofsbs s bong Italian gaute , and thin amain, Instantly ignite4'end the young Lady, before she coutd be ,aware - uf the de r melamine ' was cornislettly envelcipediollanses, wgids ascending rapidly to the after, tbinat, Wed heed, men; dered her incapable of sosithita single effort-iv *met their progress. 'ln this dtessend 'state she roshedliOto the apartment, screaming wildly, isid was slat-On die landing by her mother and the maidservants; theism. *rater to/armed away, whiht the latter, jeininf re tt. shrieks to time Of the stilierer, made sonde ine Attempts to quench' thiSre. 'The alarm reaching to t/4 rliaiopparioor, whose Majorteynessor andlbasteserfOUT Gentlemen, were assentiolod f they husnodiately rasa ep stairs, and by the help of blaubetsiille ) dames . were a& fectu;lly eatinguillied. Surgical 44 was 4 111 cirlY 4sb•.• twined, bet born the theacifilleaweithe *mg iAdy's thverAt•awd head, vevrfainthopeearevagnainedoother recov.ery. 'Every particle 'of the eftu vas. tednced to a tindtr, though 'not more thin - two Or three .minutes could have elepsf i d from the.co.nsawnication.of .tbe4te to its extinction. idies4eynsour is only•iober 17lb Mr, and is much and , deservedly estimmeedor an sateneive • circle of acquaintance. THE P4E11016/10An0..-Lord . C.M4 one day,. • ormarr, asked a amplain to ono Ot the negimists iathetl,w4odist Coessiony's service' for a tongs who,sftrs alweides4lll , 41nte, si Apra .443101 . 4 i way sinew% ' a-day ! what eta I give $." "./s i n g Otther, ' ship. " Come, Gentlemen, We'll' lt ive a hinnies to chi 'Parson toast—' A Iwo and a lack a day • ' POLIO pliettigENft r 1.11")80014/11114 41004401 ids !nimbles webs. amoistAl fame * trier ‘lll* Woe* setarentetee to- a i y settleiturbete. Wt • ...e- -dellieed- his tilbirSerties hi cleat edam !flat elloyereh Id ;bed aolle. in ohs hoed mid* crodbiero. whisk lb. IL was accepted. A day or two alone one of the creeks" lesiva' an anonymous letter, informing him that End ,bid Ils ,iiitodat him, and That %what! mermilt property worth men dim Via al a boast is Philikei The house at Mato was asisibisee , 'try the writer, and no time was lost in proceedlog to search t' ,the result of which was, that site creditor fond bandboxes, cooN tabling diamonds, rings, neskisces, and other jewellery, which be (the creditor) late* to hive been gold by the rest of the creditors *liveni. Some of thepeopeety was aim identeed as comilaylkilie teniself...To substantiate his charge, Mr. As.t.er called Charles Reeves, Solicitor, of Elp.place, Holborn, who deposed, %le prisocer at the bar was declared a bankrupt on the 20th of MK • Witness was Solicitor to the Commission ; the prisoner prod tivird nomination on the 13th of June last, and gave an' Gelds Wens, by which it appeared that his stock of jewel *? oisisited to 7001. his plate and goods to 1131. and the lease of the house-at Hastings to be of the value of 501. making In the whole a total of 8151. 'the prisoner's debts amounted to 3,0101. 6s. 6d. and he did not make any return of the property now produced by Jaime Serb. James eerie deposed, that be was an assistant messenger. Wit. Bess produced two boxes fined la, him concealed in the house of a Mr. Hutchinson, in Pimlico. F. P. Adams, watch-maker, of St. John's-square, depend, that tam passer purchased of him, on the 3d of last January, goods. to theamomt of 1131. consisting of five gold and three silver watches. The prisoner gave witness his aneptance,which was not paid. Four ,paid watches and one silver watch, now produced, are part of the reporty bad of witness by the prisoner.' One of the watches now resented is made with a pateat gold detached lever, and the coat peke is thirty guineas. Six or seven other Gentlemen, all creditors of the prisoner, de reed to the property now produced being the greater part so ille gally obtained from them by the prisoner. The goods consisted of Which Sir Mimed Inn* very politely favoured the 011ee with a Wits, dap, brooches, seals, and naypical bozos, for all of which tamp reduced their bills, some for upwards of Aloo in amount. Hutchinson, son to the keeper of the house at Pimlico, de posed to Ewes depositing the goods at his father's house. The prisoner was remanded tin Friday next, in the hope of ob taining mom of the property. • GUILDHALL The te-examination of Sinakai Torah% in custody en the charge of peados two of the Birmingham Denirpnotes, stolen from the Balloon Coach, about two years ago, of noticed In our Paper of Wednesday last, took piece yesterday befog Ilk Jamas Seaw, Bart. Attu WSW arguments between Mr.Hattensms and bir.linanansea, the Anoraks for the prisoner sod for she prosecution. with WS to the nature of the legal °Vence alleged to have been committsd, Sr J. SHAW , under Statute 3 Oeo. IV. cap. 44, remanded the prisoner In order that farther evidence might be produced to tea ram bar commitment for trial. LIMON-MA LL. . . • it Leon el Commt.—A weir naked Aims eras brambisiprei this dice, retards'', charged with bmaking bar Imbue, Ron arid% a *au candlestick. The stlmpialnast, who appeared with a brie piece ef Mick askidassisisear Wreetieg the bride* of Ws nose, stated, shat , oe llikaday *Wats met to gist home wises his wli rethisa, tar the pitmen of es/sinew for the tickets of seam minable articles whirls were plained et his " Docies." The monseert be entered the room site flew at him Shwa fury, and With a lima eindiestiek pee Mm a lick ever the wig. *bleb Bid it epees, wet caused the bleed tW Pi fee* ls ahemionew Lil be Wansil new waste bind be. dews' to /seep Abe pew". alw hao a•sphit (said rilocoosnliellillir=l" a 'Bawl tigreasiwnd be Was Uwe As Wasik kliiiclade 00 41 If abs win not tied doirn M Masa Way be • The Indy repelled die Aar*. by wads& chat se. Jifeetittike him with a aolcUraticii, she seek his note, die midi bedlam het imps, and gam it ;twists, for be richly sirewv.4.B. amd aktre musk wretched his face. Bet why did I doh ? said At i becastai ti* kW* kis " hunters' to the home, and desired me to kin a car; =IF I pleased; and that she &mid be the mistress of his Tate, it wad tics egad= I plaid his neer. I:l ll l.ihnmes-11 winos. ponds ark ~Li" te g esio•rt thi has bees. r ttsl t titrel a tn nilat fe KadTnot. I A... 0h, Imaoy Maw der th: bet bond& • slit:t sap ssi ; above tr ee 1641 ( yessrbsytwe , dointildnalit. rif —M=b! Likl jenny, Epsom Races, Sibs ilidtos deep wittrtberrt Vat don't ,do you, for Ishesist. Saw 1114zplein all. Mr. Maid gee he ehaw thedmied secret, when The Magistrate recommended him not to sysiebhuielf mid his wife in a public Coon. Mrs. Holmes therrealled a friend of her's, who viaiprestat omen the amok met. plaosi she odd that Mr.. thilideo be died very holgoege m his wife, md the Whit bad nomeed it by alliths is the fam. julaiL„. yodor lathe ciecumstauces s Mghtente Ahmed . 404 : be the case. ' sheer aide implettid ate twit WWII, iist Missefosedoond the.parties heft the eiee. M ATTOtheARDSM. • Abe 4141seshp, a miserable lathing emechewi old msg. .Who stated his age so be eighty-aim yeses, wanbunk up in the coa tody ofilrnam Lee, the decor, tharged.Witb having attempted to these the person Of Chetahs* Whin, aft interesting looking ebb!, *rake rs Mose, *whisker& a respectable tredevalft sidiegg rwsLgtaw. ,It appeared idiot the primmer was ie the islit of ring balfrome to diarist Wale children In die dodder them, instead of buyiog fruit, or sweet 'he perthesegftWes Tracts, wilds' be premised so mitt he term, ether to the neigabouriag Mt*, at is .the CherehTeed. Qn those oassirme, brirever, Mitered of teediag at liens the Ms. Woos Tracts, he took the most kadeeent nestles with the :eh& hen. In consequence qf the M.'state of beilth of Mr. Wileos's 6114 she was under tine tml&ation of a surgeon, which led, with bee detail of deconstructs, so Its apprebstelon of the piessiereas the !hid stated shot *timid westedisiveral other le s si. mast manner, be was resmoded for further ezazninadoo, or 4it beige a bailable offence) to hid good securities for his appearance. !preen, a: respectable man; above six years of age, stepped for eval ed bad the miseebble THAN *GLUM •Jieredbunins,ioepts.la el the Adonis, andamqp Manis.bis Mate, wereed witkatatvelitg. mos 'beet the Seth at July,* dia i th of J middle a lid , who acted USteward d no the ship's TPlage from" Mei to this tountry. ' From the evidence of three lirthe crew it , ap#esetsi that the deceased hid kiven to ell hands an extra pinion aim - me elem day in question, and was so dank himself. as to be-scarcely ebbs to 'walk the deck. The Copal% Wag ap prised of his situationrhroke a six-feet speaking-wumpe*about his head, and beat him sheet* with a batten, till the Mate carried bins to the ftweeestle. 'he Captain; however, insisted on his going Lyon the feettopantast and sendingodewn the foretop.gallantayetd. Wm being called up, and not obeying, the Mate went and farad him up; be-went aloft, but came down without having sent down the yard, saying he could aped° it. The Mate then ordered one of the vrewto•peribent tit...operation, and directed the deceased to fallow btavup, andtbe latter showing some unwillingness, the Mate started him)* with a:sepsis-end be emended to th e erase -trees, and then fell into the fore-thains, and from thence• into the sea. The Captain then said it could not be helped ; the ship could not be perabout ; auld on the Mate hunting into tears; fie said to hint, ngliffiat the la— are yowl trying fen-.that's no-Wm" No assistance we. awed. and the pow id pedaled. allthe witnesses concurred there was so heavy * gale at the time that a sober man couldeurcely have kept his hold aloft and that the deceased was so drunk and celd es to be utterly unlit to be sent up.—Mr. Harmer, for the pri nseses,isepelitsailwrettld be taken; but the Magistrate refused, and mesieitted them both for wilful nuardor ; Afew - days ago, three villains went to a farm near' rlatnpierre•en-Bresse, in Prance, with the intention of robbing it. Finding no one there but a girl twelve Mari old, they shut her up in a barn, but this child, i piectifotk, made her *it out, and stabbed io e y one of"ttti Villains w h o, was keeping.guifjf ;settle bor. 'l'llOt.Wie4erebtoer,asioned ahkrawalthe two &hers,. anil l 4leb *is 'the vigpu.r with whieh.the, Chiltiltept upathe tersek, thtir the Ynitereints were enty able to carry off their wounded comrade. —-- - --. Owe admit roitaaffir . -. la Nips Oa pal), and ' . . OWN4 0 11111111T: • road time in o 4 . t . it cadnitan AO •to maw ap /museum liiimarow..—lkomarr. * !tea into de a d ' yoarW4 a aphievaiaa:plaaalatalat bpr • as s u bb ai t ariptat , t Cos* your soul! " letlityb laid IOW; init 4 phi: atipitiloa 1.0414414.0., MO yea . "" Dedto b _f ial P t ve tß g iia li Atikidadilo Al Piet of ib*-pdionor`i am ted Boa .altalngrr • ldy* Of &VW/6nd* tbelorkaatat; I at Oita Ilene daelanitiltot Ott 1.1 r:1, : r:• !, ..... __,.- . : aril ' ;s iseageo . . ang inviar awake aeon _ _ L ., • • • e sie: max . • aernlalar ra !large mount Ipy nupteniall4iiktt. Malty Aber old etiLad * . " 1611 - I * lll a lam Alislavipti. war 400llood. too @Aka Inas In ;la . • PVatre . *ALES. • s' • writ: IMMO Cot 14901.4040 K eikepoldi. ,, iAsi brows as Fib r weirilViadir, dewatile tt e • .t W inad' IhtTheigtoei between Steele/tea ab g *Raw eseelprielor neausban, essaabihre twelve r um. =taperunand i gosadied • Moo, . emehihesee, *abaci& see. o, abed% eaidtard, garde* mihibia. So. 161 e Wm, Ra w . Fame House, amaikt hews, oetroge, atid•leSa. 1.13 k le the 1177 e. Sc. Ito. et arehip sad. 1111MMihelit haft the &Roe g o b, a quit rest to the Dehp at Morfolketierd 011ie Climate of ed. and eo the Same et podia of rite Par amps, the s Mein ea des*. to Chasten it it Iseien rodesoied,thoSit to be taker et a valeopiood•••ohl See Ari 00011.• ' WA, Fi is, he the Pes.okol Ahrovemyy,ieorr Preateigee, Her. had*"; is Mese annigilltala frelgr l / 2 Macho% dairy, a 5,,.. Pow mid -1.111. houbipm4 banes, 'Sibling, cvw.im eses. gime etderi `FY tY, ireisesiotemelerame • roortber 224 A. el r . poispeere i heeedovr, arablei boil.taood hod; leod-tax reile cme d ; •Orbeilehoo it • eakeekeepok4sollll. - Freebobi and Copybeld..4kone Hews Peek Rotate, in th, iimakiing pod* of g am orinaisd, gaseee,eamprising eteeobuilt Itesititrie twelve roams, library, conservatory. domestic ap art : - Allallg Magiding for two amines, farmhouse, stabhog, gran ary teregoheele, *lame, and droming-timme,igardessrarchards i ad elea. la. 17e. of meadow and arable land, of width fir.. Fs. 9Di_ ere freehold, and the -remaiedetebyylsold- . 44the Manor of Mover_ maid, subject to annual gul f . ants of ri.; tie; 2d. customary fi ne 'elite heriou certain, amounting to ille. Side and three lieu ceruis of the like sum ; land-tax £4. Ss.** in the Church ; timber to It taken at a valuatioe--4.3000. . . . . • , rath•-free, and ciesilpt kin% bed- tae . — Hawk s aft! h4 Sentury, Dilddirsea. ca tmint's& pqrdyo entrance, thirreeo, roonu i domesdc apartments, two eisaels•hotises T stabling, kitchen and Sower gerdses, pleasure grounds, and three inclosures of meadew , Iced, in. the whole iSir.. la. lb* omykold of the Manes of Sl*. bury, subject to annual quit rents of es. ed. line of Os. 4d. and hake of ss. on alienation, and herb* of the best koala; shat'h—C444o. Next Preientatlon.—The ntlit Presentation to the Vicarage a Pltednster, near Taunton. Somersetshire, with Residence, detached hulidinge, garden, and Vicarial Tithes of the Parish. dettiaing 5000 wee. PtintiliallY Stasi land, the tithe of hay by custom duets the Vicar ; purchaser tp have, if required, the lease of a cottage, farm-yard, and fear Reilly, containing 8.. Ss. 31r. at 414. per ann. foe the teem ofiliiilent taggeibency, the present incumbent ia ha, slistetyear•-5.101111. • CARMARTHRNSHIRE. CAPITAL PO.REHOLD ESTATES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN CAIisMARTHIL% - Ou the T - fifth of Sarreptiz next, svapty IN TWENTY-POUR LOTS. THE CALLIVE ESTATE, situate near LLAN -1 I LO, and osatablat shoot RIZ HUN DRED ACRES. The PANTHOWRLL INMATE, .slisate near ST. CLAIFtit, containine TWO THOUSAND THREE. HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES—both Eames consist of Ali productive Land, and capable of great Improvement. ' Mt. &marl Vaughan, at Ttehmich, wiS thew bath Estates; and for Pirtieulan apply to R. Ea N. Les, Ravi. Lincoln's-10n.641. ; and Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent , 61, S t . m ar . dies-lane, London. Lottery to be Post paid. LONDON REPOSITORY Sq the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCISTY 2 for sycry• Bemiring of CABINET FUSEL TUBS. FEATHEWBEDInd hi MITRES& MA NEM/Z -/opr,, No.p. Corner pi` LetkISEI4H A L I Aril E ET, Lou ghs, opposite Aldine temp. gnaw . bless? Oita. ririllt Society of Cabinet• Makers respectfully inform A. the Milk dwithey still madame the ahem Establishment,. IMF eh 111001/1k or 10410eliovis Mechanics who have large Families, by allerieg theme Itlanufactored Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the E 'b sdrinsilip. and Cheaper than any House can do in London, eim - se Mbar rivet required ea eta Goods but the bar e 16101111111140pmea; at the some that will be sufficiently satin. illaiddlesidigoll/11110 mariernent for themselves and families. nil Sedethi ta ras eseabdahad la June 1616, consisting of le Mula ssies, tigejmkee of their es Wiv and Familia, ememsted to SS. lediWor bow receiving Support through 046:3faues 4_106 I.l4lll4ftet fp lea htethaethr; adding the Taber of Mom awl %Meek dU. The Society aid their Mandl beg leave to *turn their sincere demob to that. Ladies and - Gentlemen Wlrferre hitherto goooured them with their Adore aed-Seeeminendations, mad shall always feel hapry he their endearment to sive. future sadeßreise; at the same dam solace a oestinuanoe of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to itierease the norther of the Society. • The (snowing Aithrles are fikeereed it e. of dor veer Low Pikes, all warraoted.—Ready. . voly. 111.1= 4:aultst - : liejaw . hempen Oilseed, -lath 43 M A& ilast lire ,tat .410.4,-Bardered 'if* lithdfren to k del as.,- *lid Lads ,f 5 tie—Feather Bed 42 10s.— bath , kee front and smell, foil size' XIV ictio—Sit japanned Chairs of any desettidibq In A 41 6s.—Be* ditto Rae& Mud Seed Itte—Bitto. Bend* Table 16a.—Hearth Rugs 2 es. ...halberd Mahn, Cheese ihistars ade 4s.—Three Ent mahogany Ponbrlko Tehlo at .18th—These hot ditto on pillars and claws 45 lie—Melatipany Dressing Table £l.—Ditto Bides, ben il !a.—Ditto "Box Glass, two drawers, beat British mew t'Ss.-a• Ditto ditto el ie.—Ditto Swing Ohm, large site, commode 3s.— Dine ditto es.—Sites ditto de—Disto ditto les.-- , Tray Stand 7s. -"ANIS liek= Trey las.—Japaened Book Shelf 71.—Tea Caddy 1 0.0 " 4 C hairs, any pattern Is. 64.—Eighi Mahogany chairs, creche Is ith born hair, beam nailed £6 65.-8 (Into ditty Ad ins.-8 ditto ditto 4711.-1 Thralgar ditto £8 ea.—Ma hogany Soh weasel At aft...Oita Couch 46 10s.—Ditto ditto AS 100.e.-liscat bkistaniirVard, . Ind Sea Dada s out tumid leis, banded in rose-wood as lia—Set of hishogany Tables, two Card anoLSofa, on pithes Ud claws ilig 16.—. Ditto, the best that caa be marle...to order or rains% AI lee—Straw Palliasse 41 le. — Tait liedsorad mid !.Firmitore 4 lie—Bamboo Bedstead and Feeedtwilirsic tor, with deepen and. fringe, AO 106.—Five.foot Mahogany foes/opt Bedsteadand Furniture, with Prenchdraperies, lined all threogb, complete, Ala les.—Five.foot ditto die* 416 less.—'Ditto ditto, with cornice et a superior maim, Lit foe. ...Dine ditte r erithsold oerniektirepot drapery, zw,Drawieg. PM disredna e refribeigest hieehmaed Chient,itted for widow% f gs ga-,4litto ditss,X7 ,75......Ditt0„ of a superior apd elegant sib 'Of worl, 410 Ws.—Drawing-rooas Soh, £6 6s.—Ditto, Al 15..- , .. Mho!" iht—lionwhale Cushions, each S.. ea—Common do. eat W. THURNSLL, Asact. worm .ffir&Llaksistaus. Go* Peeked free*" entrain, camp the materials, and sent to all parts of then *Win s mad to thirßan and West Indiss---Cap ,tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Csidnet Goods let Serenades. irr Apeeksints Numibed _at a few asere. sake, mod - -• . *1111.6,. 41414....1.1441M ,. ... ,L..ise- . . . . Yeeeeeday,.ebe :Lady et lieitemebeiCeimli; iebeneme, of. Ws& 44044•40,,11ib1ame5, of e 1.11. . • : : I i..i; 26 'SP) . ' A t I F l FlM e glik . ; 8 4 .1 9/g f i Vii IM O* P l ' 1 1 .4aValnif:. • _,,,.._1_1,,,....... 1_ 1,. • • LUND. August 7, at Somers Tmen,,,ged is, ill. Ann Mapia Davilip daughter of the late (aptain•Mben W. Stride, acrid Artilkry. August 11, white bathing in dm rivet, Lai, •Layles, lc the I 3 year'of ib sgev *tweed; sOn ef Walfaudgellialley, Aq. IK De' vonddre.street, queetb4quare. I CILIVOATIC aro LILA DRNHALL MAWR/S. Ammer 13. Serf .lls, 4d 0.3.4k1 Vial ...... .0J to 4s NI Mutton' se t ed to 43 fst Pork ...» „ w 0 Ad, up is .41 Lamb 46 04 to Ss 0, PRIG OF HOP& s&w rociers. Kent . 120 s to 16k Kent ;05s to 11101 Sussex Rose: 101:03 to 161 Os . COAL MA RIC Br, AugusilP ' - Ships at Market. Mpg WA. ../.. .IPsige. 444 Newcastle - . Illi - Spo. 4d. p.m*. 31 14 Sunderland - It- • - 354. 3d. to uts. od. __... Ai A I 14.-,T4 IS DAT: •!% DUL f O 4Olll 1 0 Trams wd 1 0 lismbargb aiersami mid Jeri*. 0 0 Flsodisrs 0 0 *sails 0 9 Giaititsbinb Aries 0 0 Amok' .as. nom 1 • O t O 0 0 0 O 0 • • • • . 0 . •.. iiitu.AutLicu*. nenute• du , 4 to notes after S_ - thtterai;s• LONDON Pintitst and Publidbed by J r.ll(somr.st tbaltis °rifts, No. 1, Pickott-Paoe, Tboopto.par. G. &hem or P2t and as nut id at his Charin of A'2o The sel Drawn be &et 110 t INS Pounds other fa every and nta4 from 3s Jackets, Sheets, Trunks, and eztt a reside days. from 54 vqtially LOND SOC. TUB TOR TH' t (or do 3 by allbri bac Ws tea mss. bed wid This - Meehan amounts the idea ranber The thanks tl them wit feel hap tame tin may b e The folic Good, all ; ,, rtii 1 41 ti A u , 4 Portati 12' a 11 • ; _ , 1 , S ~s At . .e. . ^ 1.,,••.1,4 I ~e~ T kr* one 1 Mica serial HOF ir• 2 so Y! Hogs Prise SAT, 1 fopoi r th 4 2, Cor Forrig WRIT