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*OM Lrs. _~. When Hitasett's last judgment thunders on the ear, The awe-struck soul to Pity drops a tear; Ne sting of conscience prompts thy long-drawn sigh ; n s not remorse that glistens in thine eye; When o'er thy cheek the stream unbidden flows, Ilke dew drops trembling on the blushing rose ; While round thee Angels clad in glory stand, They bid thee join fair virtue's happy band. When trembling sinners shrink before their GOD, Wilt thy pure spirit fear to meet HIS rod? And, wheskthou hear'st the sentence of the dead, Say, shall its terrors till thy sou! with dread ? ' From decrees, oh, hist thou ought to fear , ' t Alike to virtue and to pity &at? ltio ; from death's terrors tho' thy soul may start, Soon conscious virtue's shield will peace impart ! No still small voice in accents of despair, Will tell thee all that guilt is doom'd to bear ; But Hope, which " apcings eternal in the heart," whisper, nobly hni thou plafd thy part ! jfet think not censure's 'voice can blame that tear, Or give thy pitying sigh the name of fear ; I'h- tear that glistens 'nenth the mercy-meat, Ar.,l fails for others woe, is doubly sweet ! Then weep once more, nor iet the world repress Thole sighs which breathe the soul of tenderness; The sigh shall mingle with celestial air, With hrav'nly dew shall mut the n 1!•;:ct, ISI7. tem . ! C. ZAIRE, VOUS PLEURU!" ♦ yyßrn/0 TO A YOUNG L♦DY, W 110 WAS D 4 TEALS DVIIIMO TWS inamrsr or ♦ SEIXO?. LAW INTiaLiGi NCE. Y 2. '77:--7— SLIREWS I3 CRY, J4a.. _ The Gentlemen of he Shrewsbury linuz. assem bled this week, and there scarcely ever has been known so full an assemblage of Nobility and Gentry i.n this occasion. The weather has been unfavour able for the sports of the field, and for the cavalry races; but the attendance at the Concert on \\Wiles d.ty, and at the Ball last night, was brilliant: it is supposed that the room, on die former evenirz, con- L;ineel 350 persons: the receipts amounted to 1101. "Lie performances of the powerful band of the Royal H Guards, and of the Gentlemen Amateurs of the Town, with other Performer; of celebrity, recei vei repeated testimonies of loud applause.—Among company at the Concert and Ban -room were Liar Robert ii, President of the Hunt; Sir John, Colonel Clement, the Rev. Rickard, Mr. Rowland, Mrs. and Mies 4clrsel Hill, Earl Bradford, Earl Depisigh, Viscountess, she Hon. Bin and two Ladies Fieldipg, and Miss Powys, Lad and f.ody Berwick, Mr. sad Lady Maria Cotes, Sir Andrew and Mr. Vincent Corbet, Sir Bilward and Lady Smythe, and SU Soso ildwardes, gem uPP" _ few days since, as a man at the AbercromlaThe hill, at Arundel, was snaking some detonating crag+ . l i ma for t ale, he incautiously let fall some of the toe (fulminating silver) about the quantity of the size of a pea, when another niaaaccidentally stepping on it, it exploded, and tore off three of his toes, and shivered his shoe in fragments. The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in ()boned, dated Brighton, the 30th ultimo, which, after reciting the powers vested in his Majesty in Council by an Act of the 28th of his reign, proceeds 'h ue And whereas it is expedient and necessary that provision be made for fully supplying the inha bitants and fi shermen cf the Island of Newfound land, fur the ensuing season, with bread, flour, In iiin corn, and live stock, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent cloth thereupon, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, h er eby order and declare, that, for the supply of the inhabitants of the island of Newfoundland, for the ensuing season only, bread, flour, Indian corn, wsd Live stock may be imported into the said island feint any of the territories belonging to the said Uni ted States, by British subjects, and in British-hunt ships, owned by his Majesty's subjects, and navigated according to law, and which, within the space of nine months previous to the time of such importa tion have cleared out from some port of the United Kingdom of Great Britain or Ireland, or other his Majesty's dominions in Europe, for which purpose a license shall haye been granted by the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or the Commissioners of his Majesty's Revenue in Ire land, or any other person or persons who may be duly authorized in that Kingdom respectively, in the manner and form hereafter mentioned ; which license shall continue and be in force for nine calendar months from the day of the date upon which such license is repectively granted, and no longer pro- N idea that no such license as aforesaid, granted after the 30th day of September next shall be of arty force or effect : and his Royal Highness is hereby further pleased to order, in the name and, on the behalf of hi> Majesty, and by and with the advice of , his Ma jesty's Privy Council, that the master Or perso in g the charge or command ti[ . any ship or vessel to whom such license shall be granted, shall, uson Life 1 , arrival of the said ship or vessel at the port s karhour, or place in the said Island of Nlewfauudlantl, where he shall discharge such bread, flour, Indian corn, and live sopa, deliver up the said lieenie to the Collect Qt . ot h er Ol&er of the Customs there, havin first i on the but of suet license the mark ournbers, and contents of each package of bre; flour, Indian corn, and the number II live stock, under the penalty of the forfeiture in the said iftt men tioned; and the Collector or other proper Officer of the Customs at Newfoundland is hereby enjoined and required to give a certificate to the 'Master, or person having the charge or command cf such ship or v essel, of his having received the said license so indorsed as before directed, and to transmit the same to the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or to the Commissioners of his eviaAT's revenue in Ireland respectively, by whom such license was granted."—To the above_ Order is anac:.cd a form of license. VICR.CHANCY.LLOR'S COURT, JAN. S. COIV v. ICIDDLISTOI 4 . His Honour the VICE-CHAN9SLLOR attended his Court for the last time previous to his assuming the office of Master of the Rolls, and delivered an ela borate judgment in the above cause. It was a case which had been argued by Mr. Bell for the plaintiffs, and by Mr. Blake for the defendants, and had been instituted so long ago as the year 1793. It was a bill filed byttlit creditors of William tolott, for an administration of his assets, and to set aside a sale made by him to his nephew, the defendant, John Nast, of an estate, situated at Chichester. The sum given for the estate was 20001. but it was valued at the sum of 5,9001. The question in the case was, whether the inadequacy of the price was sufficient to can on the Court to set aside the contract, on the ground of the insolvency of the grantor at the time of the sale? The Vice-Chancellor entered very mi nutely into the history of the case. kionoar ob served, that the inadequacy of the price, in order to effect a sale made by an insolvent person to the pre judice of his creditors, must be so apparent, as at the first view of it to shock the conscience of every one who contemplated, it. It must be quite dispro portionate to the value ; but , in the present case it was impossible, looking at all the evidence, to ascer tain what was the precise value of the estate in ques tion at so remote a period as the year 179 E, when the transaction took place. Upon the whole he di4 not think it a transaction which, at this distance of time, he ought to unravel ; and he was of opinibn that the plaintiff's had not made out a case sufficiently strong to ifiduee him to set aside the contract, thongb made by an insolvent person; and, entertaining tuts opinion, it was his duty to dismiss the bill. duced a bill upon a banking-house in town, and handed it over as a security for the payment of the fare. The money, however, upon his arrival in town, was not forthcoming, and the bill proved to be mere t' waste peper. - -The Magistrate said that the charge against the prisoner did not come within his cogns zance., flo was therefore discharged, and left .0e Office, bearing with him the evil-wishes of the small, who would eventually be the loser of thefare. 7'; Friday night, a young man named Stevenson, was Wistied near Ste Giles's Church by four fellows,- who, jabbed him of his watch and a silk handkerchief ; yid escaped. About eleven o'clock on Saturday night, as Mr. Walter Bray, shoemaker, of Princes-strtet, Drury', lane, was coming down George-strottfrorn a friend's house . in Tottenham-court-road, he a c r o sic,,t at the Black Horse public-house by an elderly ma-.., dressed in the garb of a sailor, who asked him what it was o'clock ir Mr. Bray put his hand to his fob to get his watch, and at the same moment was knocked down from behind: Two fellows then stooped duwu, aiur sifter taking his watch and rifling his pockets o . ' some silver, ran away. Friday right a fellow was stopped by the watch men with of pork, which they suspected he had stolen. They took him to Norton Falgate watch house, where the constable of the night, perceiving Won very cold, painitted him to sit by the fire, leaving two watcnmen to guard him The watch men both fell asleep; and the prisoner finding a pair of handcuffs in the place, he handcuffed them both together, and escaped, taking with him both their cutlasses, and also the pork. A few days ago Daniel and Sarah Sullivan, the children of a poor man residing in Red Lion-alley, Cow-cross, the girl about nine and the boy about seven years of age, were enticed away by a woman, who was seen purchasing apples for them in Smith field, and who took them down Barbican. The poor children's parents have made every inquiry in vain for them ; and although a reward has been offered by the parish, they have not, yet been heard of. Tatman' Syoess.--,,0n Tuesday se'nnight the neighbourhood of Stepaside, within six miles of Dublin,' wee viand by a thunder storm. The elec tric fluid struck the house of Christopher Berne, el' the lands of Ballymaduff, knocked down the chim ney and that part of the wall on which it stood, and shivered to atoms a settle-bed in which two children lay, both of whom were severely stunned. One cf. them . cominues, in consequence, still deaf; the hair! of her head, and of her eyehraws and eyelids, was) much tinged--on her head, Deck, and body, were se.: veral marks, as if the skis had been tcrr by a hot sharp instrument. The skin of the back of her neck and of the adjoining part of the back, appeared as :f singed. The other child was also for some time deaf, and had some marks of burning. In an ad joial tg cabin, three cows, the poor mar's whole stock, were found dead. When the spot was visited en: Thursday their hides had been taken off and their 'carcases dismembered, so that nothing satisfact l'could be seen as to the peculiar effects of the dead* element on the animal body. The blood is said to 'have been in a fluid state ; the bodies emitted an es. ceedingly putrid odour, although it was only the second day liter the accident. In one of thensi' where the short ribs join the spine, a space appeared. as if a severe bruise had been inflicted, and the blood vessels and adjoining soft I- arts had been char red. The animals were found on their knee.; : the cabin in which they were sustained no injury. Borne says, that while the mischief was going on, he saw throe fire balls roll on the floor of his house, and that when they became extinct, a strong sulphureous smell was perceptible. The Tottenham convict ship, with the Derby rioters on board, is still detained-at the Nore. Several other persons sentenced to transportation, are on board. Two Inquisitions were held at the Castle, Holland street, Blackfriars-road, on Saturday, on the budie; of two Irishmen, named Cal Egan and Kennesle , who were found dead in their gods, the former on Wednesday, the latter on Thursday, after retiring to rest the preceding night. Wednesday last died in St. Thomas's Hospital, Jam Hooper, one of the State Prisoners, tried with Thistlewood, Preston, and Watson, for High Trea son •, his remains are to be frsterred by the side of Cad:lean, according to his request, on Sunday the 11th inst. in Stepney church yard t • he has been in a declining state of health ever since his acquittal. A Meeting took place on the nth of November, at New York, for the purpose of providin means of subsistence and employment for frith Emigrants. The Meeting consisted principally of Irishmen and the descendants of Irishmen. From the circular let ! ter that convened the Meeting, it appears that the great number of emigrants from Lunge to North America had been the cause of much serious.hicon venience to the United States, while the unfortunaw creatures thdinselies, who had sought the short; of America in the severest poverty, and without having any acquaintance in their adopted country who might direct theie labour to good purposes, had, for the most part, experienced the extremity of want. Among the worst provided adventurers were the labouring Irich, and in the caddegue of offences and inconve riencies resulting from the great numbers of emi grants, the names of Irishmen, as might be expected ,from their comparatively greater poverty, most fre quently occurred. Mr. litritzr, a name not unknown in the annals of Ireland, delivered a speech, in which he detailed 41 the advantages attendant upcn the proposed plan, according to the. estimation of its utility. The main object was, to obtain from the United States Government a grant of land in the Illinois territory, %mu a credit of fourteen or fifteen year;, subject to such conditions and modifications as , the Government might deem fitting. For this pur ',pose it is proposed to pitition Congress early in the IScisioi.. • Ito ; from death's terrors tho' thy soul may start, .. of the sale? The Vice-Chancellorentered very' mi- net 111‘ Craig, who NS ett iron Soon conscious virtue's shield will peace impart ! 'l• nutely into the history of the case. His Honour ob- rymple in the Brothers. NO still small voice in accents of despair, served, that the inadequacy of the price, in order to On the night of the 17th c will tell thee all that gent is doomed to btu; effect a sale made by an insolvent persoo to the pre- mises of Mr. Thomas Hayes, ai Li Hope, which "'pings eternal in the heart," judice of his creditors, must be so appareno as at ed at a time when. Mr. W. Stc k aill whisper, nobly h oi thou plafd thy part ! the first view of it to shock the conscience of every Mr. Andrew Whitehead (the e: think not censure's 'voice can blame that tear, one who contemplated, it. It must be quite dispro- from Hobart Town to Fort I Or give thy pitying sigh the name of far; 1 portionate to the value ; but, in the present case it conteinino a large and value The tear that glistens 'math the mercy.eeat, was impossible; looking at all the evidence, to ricer- fortunately put up at the hour ' Ard fans for others woe, is dotage tweet! taro what was the precise value of the estate in guts- chael Howe was the chief I I Th en weep once more, nor let the world repress tion at so remote a period as the year 1796, when consisted uf eight other,. 'I Th r ee si g hs which breathe the soul of tenderness; the transaction took place. Upon the whole he did they plundered Mr. and Mrs The sigh shall mingle with celestial air, not think it a transaction which, at this distance of cion was upwards of L'2oo With heav'nly dew shall mit the melting tear! time, he ought to unravel ; and he was of opinkon were two kegs of spirits. Or _titer 1917. -.7 SIIIIE h i SB URY, JANUARY 2. C-.-- -- The Gentlemen of the Shrewsbury Hone assem- bled this week, and there scarcely ever has been known so full an assemblage of Nobility and Gentry ou this occasion. The weather has been unfavour- that the pliontin had not made out a case sufficiently of the gang wantonly wasted strong to ifiduee him to set aside the contract, though through the head of the ke, , made by an insolvent person; and, entertaining this gallons; They set their ` recur opinion, it was his duty to dismiss the bill. which they afterwards Mr. Stocker's away with thei MAGISTERIAL Cuasoese—Mr. - WHITE lately sue- Wade, chief constable of He cccdcd T. B. Paerrow, Esq. one of the Magistrates ped with the others at Mr. ) Able for the sports of the field, C o for the cavalry races; but the attendance at the Concert on Wednes- at Queen-square, who resigned ; ,and Mr. Couto- noise which he considered to HOUN, another Magistrate of Queen-square, having hush-rangers, he prudently e day, and at the Ball last night, was brilliant: it is sent in his resignation, in consequence of ill health , is tion, and escaped their fury, I. to be succeeded by MT. MARICLAND, one of the Shad- would have fallen heavily ur supposed that the room, on ate former evening, con- ' • well Magistrates, from which O ffi ce Mr. WHITE had variance with all conditions c toined 350 persons: the receipts amounted to 1101. - Toe performances of the powerful band of the Royal been also transferred. Mr. FIELDING, we are sorry to their crimes. Homo Guards, and of the Gentlemen Air_ateurs of to le a ha s been some time back confined through On the morning of the 2, the 'Town, with other Performer; of celebrity, recei- indiii ) to his room. • Maum, of Hobart Town, sus ved repeated testimonies of loud applause.--Among Gut . LL—CHEAP MODEO7Tnaveeetwo.--Saa sacks of wheat by fire, at hisl foe company at the Concert arulßall-room were tutday a respectahle looking man was brought before owing to the act of an ince' her Robert WI, President of the Hunt ; Sir Join , Colonel r. Alderman Mitorte, charged with defrauding likely would be discovered. Clement, the Rev. Richard , Mr. Rowland , Mrs and Mies IVI Mr. Wi ll an, Proprietor of the Bull and Mouth Ina, upwards of 200 bushels of gr . Buil and Mouth-street, of 61. 15s. 6d. Richard On the 14th of November, ecisset Hill, Earl Bradford, Lazi Depisigh, Viscountess, the Oakley, guard to the Well ington, Newcastle stage- iog of 14 men and two soon Hon. Mr. and two Ladies Fieldipz„ and *lea Powys, Lord and iwiy Berwick, Mr. add Lady no , caws, Sir Andrew add coach, of which Mr. Willan is the Proprietor, stated, fallen in with by a single that th e . prisoner came by that coach . on Saturday Scantling's Plains : Howe at otr. Vincent Corbel , Sir sdwud and Lady Smythe, and Sit to London from York. On taking his piece conspicuous ; they compeller ARNO Sflvr4lde4, LIAM m at o Y' ll o i The alleged that he had no money, but pro- to the swearing in of their a 1 duced a bill upon a banking-house in town, and some resoit. ticn dictated in . Monday lag, as two Gentlemen in the eteighbour- I h anded it over as a security for the payment of the one of than finished wo•iti hood of Bory, were shooting at Heseet, in hoffolk, f are. 1 • Rof them brought clpwn a brims of Woodcoeks at a 'logic shot,. wheah is considered a say onusual The money, however, upon his arrival in town, sence. After a detention of ivioe.st!not forthco_miw o and th e bill proved to be mere en hour, he was sulered to prcr. e Magistrate said that the charge injunctions to declare what h eirognstance in the annals of sporting. , On Weetnesiay as the gamekeeper of Sj* SDWARD 'gainst the prisoner did not come within his coonn- nos of, son to desire Mr.-, i l I3ur . SATTuit, Bart. of Acton ncl, in Shropshire, was zance. He was therefore discharged, and l eft /lie spate, and Mr. Wade. the C OfEce, bearing with him the evilegithes of the gond - , care cf themselves, as they endeavoiering to reach a duck which he had shot who would eventually be the loser of thefate. ' their liras, as well as to prey upon a pool, the ice broke in, and he was drowned , Stevenson, shins rain o a r . keep ee irg a s tocking cf 1 • 4 l Akw days since, as a man at the Abercrombie- Friday night a you , ng man na t t ) neel hill, at Arundel, was making some detonating erne- hotted ern Eit. G• s Church y four . follows, who . n't _ , tney ha d . about the same ix km for pale, he incautiously let fall some of the mix - robbed him of has watch and a sill handk Government servants from tt tire (fulminating silver) about the quantity of the and eseaPed- tart place, on which tlm CT s i z e of a pea, when another manaceidentally stepping About eleven o'clock on Saturday n;glit, as Mr. haver stamped the appellatk ' on it, it exploded, and tore off three of his toes, and 'Walter Bray, shoemaker, of P r i nces-sir e t , Drury- shivered his shoe in fragments. lane. was co rniag down George-strixofrorn a friend's 114 themselves facetiously c. I:he Gazette of Saturday contains an Order f n house in Tottenham-court-mad, he we.; aceogrod at dier4,Shor), where they kc 1 ()bonen, dated Brighton, the 30th ultimo, which, the Black Horse public-house by an doer s i y nee e, d ays in reeder lig down bee after reciting the powers vested in his Majesty in dressed in the garb of a sailor, who askeJ him what afterwards aperopriate so e • Council by an Act of the 28th of his reign, proceeds it was o'clock ir Mr. Bray put his hand to his fob to dere"' fax and suer is truly a demanded, for it is far more 1. • thus :—o And whereas it is eepedient and necessary ga his watch, and at the same moment was knocked that ision be mute for fully supplying the inha- down from behind: Two fellows then stooped devol, off their hands by persons in bitents and fishermen cf the Island of Newfound- =crafter taking his watch and r ifling to e poc e co , ; who are leagued with them i land, fur the ensuing season, with bread, flour, In- some silver, ran away. • one commodity for aoother, a 4411 corn, and live stock, his Royal Highness Friday right. a fellow was stopped by the watch- gers should either keep it fo f the Prince Regent do th thereupon, in the name men with 50lb. of pork, which they suspected he wow so much trouble on the and on the behalf of his Majesty , and by a n d had stolen. They took him to Norton Falgate watch- that would soon spoil upon with the advice of his Majesty ' s p r i vy c ounc il, house, when:atlas eoustable of the night, perceiving that were in this instance so It hereby order and declare, that, for the supply of him very cold, perwitted him to sit by the fire, petty of Stones and Tray, w • - the inhabitants of the -island of Newfoundland, for leaving two watcamen to guard him The watch- 300 head, 140 have lately di the ensuing season only, bread, flour, Indian corn, men both fell as!eppe and the prisoner finding a pair ------ 1 end Eve stock may be imported into the said island of handcuffs in the place, he handcuffed them both The Totterthart convict &hi] • front any of the territories belonging to the said Uni- together, and escaped, taking with him both their on board, is still detained-at 1 1 ted States, by British subjects, and in British-built cutlasses, and also the pork. persons sentenced to transpor ships, owned by Lis Majesty's subjects, and navigated A few days ago Daniel and Sarah Sullivan, the Two Inquisitions were belt according to law, and which, 'within the space o f children of a poor man residing in Red Lion-alley, street, Blackfriars-road, on ,! nine months previous to the time of such imnorta- Cow-cross, the girl about nine and the boy about of two Irishmen , na m ed C i e tion have cleared out from some port of the United seven years of age, were enticed away by a woman, who were found dead in chi •i . Kingdom of Great Britain or Ireland, or other his a% - ho was seen puechasing apples for theta in Smith- Wednesday, the latter on Th Majesty's dominions in Europe, for which purpose a field, and who took eacin down Barbican. Tie poor rest the preceding night. !I'., ' license shall hntre been granted by the Commissioners children's parents have made every inquiry in vain Wednesday last died in of his Majesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or for them ; and although a reward has been offered Jan Hooper, one of the Su (, • the Commissioners of his Majesty's Revenue in Ire- by the pariah, they have not, yet been heard of. Thistlewood, Preston, and 1,1 land, or any other parson or persons who may be Titanium Soong.—eon Tuesday se'nnight the son •, his remains are to be duly authorized in that Kingdom respectively, in the neighbourhood of Stepaside, within six miles of Casknorn ' according to his , • m anner and form hereafter mentioned; which license Dublin,. was visaed by a th under storm. The *lac- 11th • Inst .in Stepney chard • shall continue and be in force for nine calendar this. fluid struck the house I . . months from the day of the date upon which such the lands of Ballymaduff , knock e d down the elOr ts . I is/ ..: g took pl ace license is respectively granted, and no longer - pro- ney and that part of the wall on which it stood , and k ec"e- • on ,at New York, for the u os . sided that no such license as aforesaid, granted after shivered to atoms a settle-bed in which two childrer j subsistence an d 1 P rr The Meeting ern . p oymer the 30th day of September next shall be of any force lay, both of whom were severely stunned. One cf 1 consisted prin , or effect: and his Royal Highness is hereby further them:continues, in consequence, still deaf; the held the descenda n ts of e Irishmen. pleased to order, in the name and, on the behalf of of her bead, and of her eyebrows and eyelid% was! ter that co sn • eised the Ma t i hi. Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Ma mualelinged—on her head, nett, and body, were ,e- great number of emigrants • jestys Privy Comical, that the master of PersOn hav'- veal marks, as if the skin had een ten' by a h A • had America been the cause f . ing the charge or comm and st . an y ship or vessel to sharp instr u ment. The skin of the back of her °t venience to the United State • whom such license shall be granted, shall , upon th e sock and of the adjoining part of the back, appeared creatures thdrnsel Mt, who h arrival of the said ship or vessel at the peg, kerhoux, as if singed. The other child was also for some time America in the severest povt or place in the said Edged of Nevsfaeudlanel, where deaf, and had some marks of b • • 1, . umtrog. In an ad- any acquaintance in their adt ~. i 'he shall discharge such bread, flour, Indian corn , and joint hg cabin, three cows, th e live god. deliver up the said liter& to the Col lect or - Stock, - were f o und dead. W hen the spot • ' or other Officer of the Customs there having - mod to • , , en. 11 ay en- hides had beer poor inar's whole direct theft labour to good visited most part, experienced the ez , taken off and their the worst provided advents • I ' first i on the bad of suet license the mar k s ; carcases ' dismembered, that nothing •so s atisfactory Inch, and in the eattlegue 3 , i !lu mbers, an 3 contents of each package of bread, could he flour, Indian corn, and the number a live stock, element . seen as teethe peculiar effects of the deadly rive es on the animal body. The blood is said to . t resulting from the grants, the names of Irishm under the penalty of the forfeiture in the said Aid have been in a fluid state ; the bodies emitted an ex- , from their comparatively lei men tioned; and the Collector or other proper Officer ceeciingiy p utrid odour, althoui ao • t was only the qieuttly occurred. Mr. Etiu of the Customs at Newfoundland is hereby enjoined second - day liter the accident. In one of theta, in the annals of Ireland, deli and required to give a certificate to the• Master, or where the short ribs join the spine , a s poet appeared; he detailed 41 the advanu person having the charge or command c f such ship as if a severe bruise had been i n flicted, and the proposed plan , according or I mpel, of his having received the said license so blood vessels and adjoining soft i arts had been cha • Ti r- . utili t y. le main object i indorsed as before directed, and to transmit the same red. The animals were , found on their kneed : the Hotted S ' to the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs in cabin in which they were sustained no injury. Borne n• • • • Saxes Government England or Scotland, or to the Commissioners of his says , that while the mischief was going on , he ant* terr i tory, opon a ere MaAy's revenue in Ireland respectively, by whom three fire ballsroll saw I year% subject to such condit on the floor of his house, and, the Government such license was granted:'—To the above_ Order is that it ' became extinct, might deer .n titer a strong sulphureous l a poee it is proposed to • anoceed a form of license. petit smell was perce p tible . i Sessioo. • .. . MAGISTERIAL CIIANGES.--.MT. WHITE lately suc- ceeded T. B. PlArrow, Esq. one of the Magistrates at Queen-square, who resigned ; ,and Mr. COLQU- 110UN, another Magistrate of Queen-square, having sent in his resignation, in consequence of ill health, is to be succeeded by Mr. MARKLAND, one of the Shad- well Magistrates, from which Office Mr. WHITE had been also transferred. Mr. FIELDING, we are sorry ir to lea has been some time back confined t hrou g h indisp • to his room. Out LL.—.-CIIEAPNIODEOFTRAVELLINGSkt t*day a respectal)le looking man was brought before Mr. Alderman MAGNAI, charged with defrauding Mr. Willan, Proprietor of the Bull and Mouth Inn,l Buil and Mouth-street, of 51. 15s. 6d. Richard 1 Oakley, guard to the Wellington, Newcastle stage- coach, of which Mr. Willan is the Proprietor, stated, that the prisoner came by that coach on aturday morning to London from York. On taking his phce at VOA he alleged that he had no money, but pro- , 2 . _ . ___,..,__ L---- :- •-...... .2...,4 Am? Adwardes, bat. • Motday last, as two Gentlemen in the neitihbour- itoosi of Bury, Were shooting at Llesset, in Suffolk, oac qf them brought tigw.n a brags of Woodcozks at a single shoo wiw,h is considered a very unusual eirzurastance in the annals of sporting. On Wednesday as the gamekeeper of Sr SDwARD swvis, Bart. of Acton Uunel, in Shropshire, was graderrowing to reach a duck which he had shot tient a pool, the ice broke in, and he was drowned. ,• An A hprrrnrnhio. RUNAWAT CONI7C2'S Ar L'OTANY B4l'. • lIIDNEY-G A ZrerE, 3A4irgA 1 ty 25, lbw accounts of robberiee by the banditti of bush-1 ;angers on Van Diemen 's Laird presents a melan choly picture of the distresses to Which the more re.; syectable classes of inhabitants are constantly ex posed from the daring vices of those infamous ma rauders, who are divided into small parties, and are designated by the name of the principal ruffian at, their head, of whom one Mithael Howe appears to be the most alert in depredation. On the 7th, the house and premises of r: David Rose, at Port Dal rymple, were attacked and plundered of a conside rable property by Peter Sepses and (his gang. The delinquents were pursued by the Gommaneant, at the head of a strong detachment of the 46th, but re puted eller a five days'Unt through the woods, without being able to discover the. villains, among whom is stated to have been ;lice man named Den nis M'Craig, who went from hence to Port Dal rymple in the Brothers. On the night of the 17th of November, the pre raises of Mr. Thomas Hayes, at Bagdad, were attack id at a time when. Mr. W. Stocker and his wife, and Bkir. Andrew Whitehead (the former on their route from Hobart Town to Fort Dalrymple, with a cart containing a large and valuable property), had un fortunately put up at the house for the night. Mi chael Howe was the chief of this banditti, which consisted of eight other,. The property of which they plundered Mr. and Mrs. Stocker on this occa. sion was upwards of L'2oo value ; among which were two kegs of spirits. One of these, a member of the gang wantonly wasted by firing a pistol ball through the head of the kee, which contained eleven gallons: They set their watches by Mr. Whitehead's, which they afterwards returned to him, but *took Mr. Stocker's away with their other plunder. Mr. Wade, chief constable of Hobert Town, had stop'. ped with the others at Mr. Hayes's, but hearing a noise which he considered to denote the approach of hush-rangers, he prudently attended to the admoni tion, and escaped their fury, which it was concluded would have fallen heavily upon him, as they are at variance with all' conditions of life that are inimical to their crimes. On the morning of the 2d instant, Mr. William Maum, of Hobart Town, sustained the loss of three sacks of wheat by fire, at his farm at Clarence Plains, owing to the act of an incendiary, who it was not likely would be discovered. The stacks contained upwards of 290 bushels of grain. On the 14th of November, a large body, consist i,ng of 14 men and two *omen, were unwelcornely fallen in with by a single man on horseback, at Scantling's Plains : Howe and Geary were the most conspicuous ; they compelled him to bear testimony to the swearing in of their whole party to abide by some resolution dictated in a written piper, which one of thessi finished writing in the unveller's pre ience. After a detention of about three quarters of an hour, he was sulered to proceed, under strong injunctions to declare what he had been an eye-win , rives of, end to desire Mr.-Humphrey, the Magi-, swam and Mr. Wade. the Chief Constable, to tale nate cf themselves, as they were bent upon taking their liras, as well as to prevent them from growing grain or keeping stocking cf an/ a ries ; and by the information of a pe r son upon. it appears that they had, about the sane period, forced away twol Government servants from their. habitations to a dis tant place. on which the crimes of these wretches' have stamped the appellation of .MurJerers' Plakik thi ti,creselves facetiously called the l'ellow CAO 61:Vi's Si/of 1, where they kept them to work three days in re.::,!,:•r:og down beef fat. How they could afterwards 4,.:-opriate so great a quantity of ren dered fat and suet is truly a question worthy to .be demanded, for it is far more likely it should be taken of their hands by persons in or near the Settlements, , who are leagued with them in the way of bartering one commodity for another, than that the bush-ran gers should either keep it for their own use, or be stow so much trouble on the preparation of an article that would soon spoil upon their bands. The cattle that were in this instance so devoted were the pro perty of Stones and Tref, who declare, that out of 300 head, 14.0 have lately disappeared. CLERICAL INTEL-LInENCS. CAMORTOGR. JANUARY!. Oht act Oreinathen !Ades at Wells, by the Warp c: I)...:csr, on riot:day, tite Net tilt. t e Rev. Thomas KA. Fellow of Trinity CAlege, was ortiumed Priest; ar,t Aaftbridge, fd.A. and T. a. Gossett. M. A. also Feliewt 9124 city Llege, were ordained Deafens. oxroßD. JANUARY 3. *The Rev. Joseph klodskinsen, B.U. and one of rht Fellows of Miser:now Ghitege, yas beenipresetated by l A , NZ cipal and Fdlo vs of that Society. to the Rectory of kt,ec tift.l tkt county of Litsks. Rev. Edward Ur spring liolwell.ALA. F...r.oer d o r ki S -. prrse”ted by the Provost of that &O der?, te Rectory of Plrtperee, Dever. rix:LINIAstIcAL PRI:MOTIONS Rev. G. Bonsai is presented to the 1...w0f ot kart Buirw t % liiret.lc Rev. J. Ferrer, M.A. to the Psebend 11111ednet Ream alias Korrays totaled is the a _ ura of Eadefft Oscort Fee. John i3re , :gtebit k, 13.0. Chaplain to dFir lige* ri to held by &Ivo:wawa the Vicarage of irhh Rectory of Tavershatn, both in Cambridgeshire. Rey. W. 131:tebson, to the pi rpetual C Pershore, se the rumination of tie IV. 4O-6 ,4 I'e: , horn. Rev. Thomas Talbot, m A. to the Rectory ernester. 5. 4 .45. At time inter .ce of the Ilse. Dr. Ciackteils ot Werrieek Ematus Acadeuecus of the I:Diversity of Obeitew hove the gratuitous degree of Doctor in Divb.ity on the R. e. 3lorrisoe, of Ceotee. Dr. liorrisoe has midis dial. raw !unmans an Orkstsi Scholar his Tree/latices of the. Ike, s e . ? torcs into that toast &treat lar.guage, the Chinese, Chinese Dictionary, mow in progftse, awl which issisr.-es be completed in four quarto vsii. tees, will ii.sure so his I. literary and religious world an immortal ?err:mile. Dr. L s . rine is petroolsod by the It (*don Milanese Society, d e gam and Faeign Biblz Society, e..ed by the liernierahir the bg. 'edit Company. The Ds , cuit orte4 as Interpreter ri Andstett, b his late Embassy re fades.. DI the eatnettlet - exertions a this louned and pities Nisatoorry.aaew ar 4 firovzd era arty Do anticipated in that tan! Empire. At Tuns Horan., county Tipperary, . the 2.72 ult. !It of GcruTal 34 Wm. P.aker Cant* L4tr. 01 a sus. At Horsham, Sussex, on the gYth ult. Mn. Raper, Y Captain W. A. Raper, d a son. On the 22d ult. at Hilsct, Hants, the Lad.• of 'land thaws, 18th (Royal Irish) Regiment, ot a son. MA' Ilkunday.l.leatesant-Coloort Becrotor, of the Royal - . Regiment. to Marpret Ann, widow of the 1.:0 J Ohms. Esq. of Ehrhadoes. WodneAday, th, Rev. J. Moore. Rector of I_lnrme to Ar_na rieanor, eldest dauobter of the Er.. W. 1u..2k Eton °Mete. Thursday night, at his house in Duke--Teet,, Count ✓tiobii, in has 56th year. eturds7, at Southampton, aced yeas, Sir richest! Oaks. Bart. G.C.B. Admiral at the Red, at I.:kr.tenant-Cstutr. the Boyd Marine Forces. lie was the mit Father cf to Earl St. 'Vincent._ _ _ The Slot ut. at Bristol, Mary. eldert dA.uititcr cf ±e Henry &swell, Esc. of Caverabarn, near Ilt.-4!ar.g. At Wineherer, in doe 95th ;rear of kis ar t Rer. VA:7 Jenkle, D.D. Prebend 4111 Wsnchester, and of Wanes, and Abtoger, is Surre7. Rer.Tidlip Rob , rts, Vicar of Chowder., Warvithftr. At the cld C. 4114110. Hasten, the Rev. Hebert F.asyss, D.Il many years resident and elrxiogical tutor to that istirml:ira. Aged the Rev. Arthln• Boman, 4* pest Miro, of FAN Rarks.th, seer Wragby. Aged 70, the Rev. Creorye Ercv-n, Reefer of 9!. C. P.naeheint Green, Vicar of lioly Tart, Canasta AU Sint% horth-*feet, and the.inary tt tar Cue of York. Satarday E.•'rtright, at Harwich, Samuel &mt. afrh n Itsv. W. WaiheA, V.c.Ar llanary, neau et. StterdAy tt...dc...enly, vitt Ih.ri•, • r AU Salts, labovrer. The cleceak.el bac! vr.oi-til • Lirta at tcottam, forty-tight of wild' we..c hA7vcst. Monday, at the age of 13,.Temiria, the *tie el D. A. TA. bookseller, ot St. Ceezneuts, TWA: ustcze. At the anthill. while her husband, with the !est of the f.ntily, wu.t. J. to whales her hst trorrints, they were Abe - rind t- r tw e Fire Goa Ist-loss, w be, e the clothes of tiu cidest r.ust, .ar ‘, , rl f ss r•ry. ci etc, had t. ri- , although the trust proseipt assistance was iffordee, 3 Ai se adrift immediately called in, aka estrtr,4 the at it W. 41.1 g disconsolate father is thus kit to rntatru his do.ible two remaining children, one of selects is only da days cid. Non at IliVete OM vsiser. vita.—htwalla a. " Life Is only l.►h, when Wen with lii.altb." THE fines: system of Ethics is to roofirse with'n 6, bends, and tilos to regulate the Posttest; unrerrassol atol insubordinate they itopetwoway thstroy thew barriers oi' R. fillies and Morality have wale sac.e.l; to cults tilt 0 a Wet, theta appears the lassos esi enstistr:, , !kit colcuitiol lank bolt stlerveseeties. Lew . ) disergatosation of the human frame resumes row b aked knowledge to reale4y, a.id the loitalit teener- to roared when Pcciorwareal rasa (Wercgardseg the surgarnara e. the tr vines and Interested) data. cheer st Ale. to the Kremer id .base cooriplatros greerated by impruieroc, and the eb .11ro• tie roams' at an ooduarded *autocue. "'Ube strength of s e tie!: cousins an the health ot the 'side I' let it la noclou.'4l, reflect en the dab/ socritiee to the ignorance of esiteeln i nand. dun, sad to camases as fir se peasibia its feather raspy.' offer to suffering triasan , ty, the remit of out owe isaperuow a vaginas diseases a Urltil.ry. 'rho unwary victim of bury'ea (early acquired at Imetlool, betoro Romeo has aseoreed hart over the wind;, w.h, in cuutemplatiag h.s poworiew maw beret stoweptlble of enlivening sccsationa, in Lowering that the m complicated slaw el ezhaeatem ie., be rooted lona steamy visaed intensc study—anewacrate aociry—ksog mildew* m var. climes, and mar y other emcee, wall fregurntly derange the 'ors s• Era l ; In sack cases we can bold out as aworaote _ aatioatfon, by rentea,e- which hate luag ast.ertsed the wool imp% of patsento of boil: sexes. That bane to Lute," haigest.cat CUES Cal am treated hat kid , . the .1411.1 yl4l st-tent MeNbc4l adage* La , divested its arn‘s!ote of those diart prepertiea that to k reederre wail:nth 2 utiza AID awl harass*. We best rsc/4 t(ur it:ethos: by (Assaying to pa:isatt labour:oa moist rl:o • that a few days may are rtgolred for the tegioval of tart, trey tains that she MIK ineseerant can will paid re our iereart within a mouth. and*that io a persan who rialy suspects Loma Injured, the etazase nay be preverred altogether Irma agear" • oituilar remark aipita to wry mist Joraassamot *abbe i rehire qatent, as weaLLesa, alarradrasaac. aPpecay anal obetlnite cats 01 w l,lab an daily removed 'Naomi the yes ca . *tic or stituulal,! . Soule pecuLtrities treads-vat to the atifor bare not swat cd ur ariaarker; In which tandoesieuarbaarl' efficucy has sups rocdled the 21:ans maial:y adapted. lu fees. 6yog.iu is ucique. pecohath enttceuc, and emainewey s.oecr I chested he this ur 1.1.:4.c ; grimiest in err pref.+ , at!a.antesst by its sylestd.d medical characters; and Laelts to cort:p:re with attrairarion the &Ash Par praelre. w ith the cuatitiental, our pretcossuas to superiors a t.: - aucts we have 'anted) are malaria by capariencs. riivert by the dally applications we receive, even f10..1 comae/ca. fIUaS arid cal. hi. C. So:v.4A. louverie-street, Fire. -street. Laidee. •.• Fur the ac renal aceoc.iimactiete we alo not Solt oatruiral to voted period. of FACUCC, bin casy be ecafitheel at iA reeds , ' able More—Country PAtier.ka an retpaccedeet:otalte theft opartotes,&r. %%btu otteliclue, with Wane, .1)1 be 111 a.o• dangly ftovrar.!ed to any pan of lb. tist4dota.--A Book-tats at espocstd to secuttipauy the COS& PRICE OF STOCK Bank Stoat Reduced Biftil 4 per Cent. W{-1,1 Long Anns. 20 India Bonds 99 pr. .$ ON SATURDAY. Escb.Bills (',11.) 19 ! 6 3 Ditto (3d.) !ti 18 pr. Cons. for ac. 811;31 140 . tt. Tickets .1:19.11.n. HIGH WATIM AT LOND( Mersin Aftenmett - UN MIME TO-MORROW , SI adeaste. efts it LCYDON relawd sod published by LiprAEtas , 1 Turpleao. I. im - ti ha .1; ght Tim 7 : 3 4 5 , 74 , r 111 iel it tf L:4 401 w • SAL •.‘, r..: ILit max, WIN r Eat 1 ,14. -bezt 3, Cul .en 4 : • r r CATT Dei.l er• % a-1 "Issi E. 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