Star. — London, England, 1801-04-08 00:00:00

1 i _ POLICE, Etc. yob. IVorlitigr, alias 7okn Hair;:, who was examined a few days fince on the charge of Mr. Woodman, of the King's Head at Merton in Surrey, with robbing him on his return home from London, near Clapham. Common, about ekven o'clock at night, was brought up for final examination, when a frells charge was exhibited againt him by Mr.. Body, g siholefale grocer in Thames-fireet..who Rated, that as he was riding in an-open chaife with a lady; he was flopped by the prifoner on Barns Common, about eight o 'clock at ntght, on Sunday the 29th of WI month, when he prefented a pißol to them, and • demanded their Money, when "Mr. Body gave him about 3ss.—On the following nig% he robbed the above lfitr.3Vigstiman. It-appeared on examination, that the prifoner had borrowed the poney under pretence of going to receive Sol. of prase-money in the country, but which poney be ora'•U- fbr tale at different places. The remainder of the 'eiideoce, that of Mr. Jack fon of Clapham, a fervent of the Swan-Inn,_ and ' a watchman, went to prove his being apprehend ed by them after the 'robbery of Mr. Wocidinan, without lofing fight d him.—The prifoner was fully committed for trial. Wolsoinhartaar.--- Yefterday yofiph Barclay was examined, charged upon the oath of Mr. 'Wm. Innis, of Gracechurch-fireet with having Rolm from Lib ',manifes t a quantity of water mark ed Bank note paper, (apposed with an• intentlP commit forgerses.-k-He was committed for re examination. : • Sir Gutsier Aveziei's houfe, the econer , of, Dean-greet and South Andley-greet, wat Come' evenings ago, between sine and ten o'clock, 'rob bed. "the robbers entered at the garret window, and completely ftripped the houfekeeper's bed room of all her wearing apparel, and fundry other articles. It is fuppofed the robbers got on the top of the houfe by means-of: new building adjacent ; they were dilturbed by the.maid-fervant going to turn down the beds, which in all probability de prived them of more booty. A late confpiracy of the Slaves has excited great alarm in the State of Virginia. It has been found neceffary to employ an additional military force to guard the fafcty of their matters. A taylor, named Iknrie lately died at Perth; his widow was fo much a ffected by the circuit'. fiance, as to become lunatic, and was found in the fi elds near the town, Tome days fince, ex piring. Saturday a boy, ten years of age, riding an un ruly horfe in IVorthip-Ilreet, Sh oreditch, was thrown, and bruited in fuch a manner as to be taken to St. Bartholomew's Hofpital without a probabi lity of recovery. The body of a new born infant was laft week found in Stonehoufe-quarry (Plymouth) with its head nearly burned off—the Coroner's Jury have found a aerdiet of wilful murder, and fearch is making for its unnatural parents. • On 71nrfday fat/ a melancholy circumfiance happened at Gofport :—As the Firft Company of Gofport Fuldeers, commanded by Capt. THOMAS' Wittrcovie,•were snatching from the town - their parade, Mr. &rimer, one of the privates, was feized with an apopleiftic fit, and, after reel ing a few paces, fell agninft the railing, near Wee vil, and inftantly exptredi He was immediately conveyed to -the barracks oppolite, and every af fithinoe rendered Lint, but without effett. . A dreadful accident happened on Friday fe'n night about ten o'clock at night, at the dwelling houfe of JOH N PLARCE, at Carlon, near Mitchell, in Dorfetfhire, in eorifequence of the tremendous lightening. The houfe .was torn in a moft fin:ek ing manner; the planching burnt as it were with fur; JOHN . FEARCd and his fiamily very much hurt, particularly his wife, who was fcorched in a moll clreatifui-nsannerrA: travelling boy who was in bed, bat buried in the ruins ; alfo two other tra.- Tellers, who were in bed, were fo much fcorchei that their recovery is doehtfdl. At' the Hereford A gizes, Mr. WADDINGTOV brought.On onion againil Mr. WHEELISK, of Bow, folvlaor theitecovery of Igo'. being the difference between a axv.hand tralista of to guineas per tWt. at Which.funt the Defeodint. had. agreed to fell his Via; and the highel4 its et price, to which ' the liaintiff by finlike cousin& was enabled to. mile Age ;ftetiele. • The Judge Rooka? was di opinion that she fulfilment..of this Mega engage. twin would 'have &Noted the parties to the pc. nalties of foreftalling, lust the Juryrfounda vordia. l for Mr..Wheejer. • On Wednefday lag, 71/141a amp, alias. Kemp,. condemned at the lag iViithire Affixes . for . 11 . 0: }i fe:. ' healing,. butiefpited for a week, was exist:red on a platform erefied by the Gaol at Minton. , akended the platform with si firth tiegolookesi round among she allembled crowd for ins friend./ and When his eye caught his wife end .da he 'called them to him, and 'shed if they. vete prepkred to take his body away t--being akiester•dil in the affirmative, he commended their care, 'and then converted a host time oridsdihenint pathos. Shemp was a Gypfey, and meat' of his fraternity were among the populace: be laid to one of them, 4. You fee what yon have brought me to—live foherly, and take care of your wife and family ;" yet he continued to alien his 'innocence of the. crime he WAs about to Iliffer for, and at the fare time behaved to the lad moment with undaunted , courage, unmixed with indecent levity or fittpid' infenfiltility. Having !?retched the rope. tighe with his hand, and tried i:s grength, be loon gave' the fial that he was ready ; th e pl at f orm was then lowered, and he appeared to be dead in about five minutes. Shemp was a remarkably (Iron& robull man, about so years old ; be has left feveral children by two wives :--a daughter by his Silt wife, about 15 years old, accompanied her Rep-mother in whinging the awful exit of her' lather, and was deeply affedled at the fcene ;—a piere;ng thriek befpoke her singing', and much excited the commiferation of the fpeetators, when he was launched from the platform. They put body into a plain coffin, and conveyed it to Udttock, where it was interred on Saturcht) lag. IRELAND. Doman, Aram 2.—On a (peculation that the fufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Aft had expired, and that the accounts of its continuance could not have arrived, feveral of the State Prifoners on Thurfday and Friday caufed themfelvcs to be brought before the Judges by Habeas Corpus ; but as the news of the Royal Affent to the Sufpenfion reached this city (by means of one of the wherries) in forty-one hours after it Had occurred, they were remanded to their feveral prifons. Tuefday 220 of the 21 ft Light Dragoons landed from England. ' Area 3.—His ExcellencybfarquisCoatiwaoLts held a Privy Council at the Cattle, on Tuefday, and tranfated a variety of bufinefs. At the fame time a proclamation was ordered to be Wised, cf &ring a reward of tool. for the apprehention of each of the offenders concerned in murdering Wil liam Brandon, fhepherd to Mi c HAIL Bum's, Efq. of Spring-Garden, in the county of Galway, on the night of the 17th of March laft. The circumaances relating to this murder are of a moil atrocious nature. It appears the unfor tunate man had been regaling himielf at a-public houfe, and going from thence wat fhot in the breaft, and his head afterwards fevered from his body. TRIM, Ma Rel.{ 16.—At Trim Affixes (for 'the. County of Meath) twenty-one convids received lenience of death. The number of prifoners in the calendar amounted to upwards of one btuulied and thirty. The following were amongft the moil remark able trial's in the Criminal Court at Trim : James and Patrick Duffey, James Kelly, and T. Stones, were found guilty of burglary in the houfe of T. Maguire ; and Donohoe, for robbing on the King's highway James Ba rlow, Efq. of Mwth Great George's-lireet, in January' left, at Dowdttown, near Bellender. It is • re-!, markable that the other perfon concerned in this, robbery, and whom Mr. Barlow could not have identified, was one of thofe convicted for Ma guire's robbery. MARCH 17.—Ignatius Moore, indided for rob bing Eleanor Schoole, on the highway, of a bank note, of a guinea and half value. Mrs. Schoole proved that the prifoner called at her houfe by the road fide, and on her coming out put a piltol to her head, and commanded her to deliver whatever money the had about her—on which the gave him a guinea and half note. The defence attempted was, that the prifoner afted under the diredions of the hufband of the profecutrix, who, as it appeared, had abandoned her fill. 17 years palt, and lived in England until a Ilion time ago, when he returned to this country in order to pad's himfelf of tome property which had • defcended' to his wife on the death :of her mother. Lord NORDURY, before whom the prifoner was tried, reprobated extremely the oplion that fuch an outrage as this robbery could be fanitioned, by the authority of an hufband. No- other defence being attempted, the prifoner was -capitally con waed. ,Threeperfons named Gilligan, and James Smith, were indieted for all - milting the dwelling-bottle of Andrew M‘Gowran--alfo for malicioufly fhooting at Andrew M‘Golvtan. M'Gowran proved, that about ten o'clock at night he was alarmed by (tones thrown at his door, upon which his two lons took up pitchforks, ;ad he himfelf' a fcythe, and went forth, when a thot was intiantly fired at them, •svhich paged be tween the legs of one of his fons--that they then law fix perfons who attacked them—one of them, (--Gilligan)heknew and identified, with whom he hirnfelf •had a conflift, in which he firuck the fcythe fo deep in.his head that it broke—the other five fell upon his two Eons, but the -night being very dark, he did not know them ; at length, his fonsheing keenly cut, retreated, and the gang continued •fighting amonga themfelves, until they knew each other, when they carried the wounded fellow wimp The two tons gave the fame tefliznony, and identified another prifoner Gilligan. The two remaining prifoners were taken the next morning in the honk Val the tithe: two, their clothes -Co vered with tatted.' • The Jury-found the two ?tiro's/514;th= Mend.: tied, Guilty, and acquitted the otheo6.v : ' Lord No vs u Y called for the •43rotOd, jar! to recommend the brave old Wevowranntadhis two fon% to their notice:. lie told than that nothing could Co. well (teen the peacoat - the Country as• encouraging the lower orders of the people in their efforts to defend themfelves againft outrage ; tb eftablills in'them a confidence in the flrength df the laws. and that booth independence of fpirit which taught than to Teat the midnight -attacks of rutriabs,..and plimderers, was the t Idep to wards rendierine their constry.afitfif and dcfirable 'refidence thole poor then liadiallidtly 11.611a4 but if they were not rewereloi for their good con dadethey mutt boloforsin their tithe, i thew pea perty,,and in the' wing of that protedti o n from. their ftipeciors which the peafantry ihould ha taught to look as the lima pledge of general tram. .• - . The Grand, jury aconiefeed m his Lordllupilf recommendation, and prefeared a reward of lot. d io earls of the profecutors. 1 • Wecatow Malmo st.—This day th e Affi zet 'ended, at which the following perfons were tried before Lord Avosswas • Michael Byrne was convicted of a rape on the body of Elinor Philips, a child of only twelve years and one mouth.. obi lie was ordered for true: tion on Saturday. Col. Edward Sankey, George F. Darby, and Stephen Read,' officers in die Dublin regiment, and others not bdund over—indifled for a riot, and affitulting Captain John Gifford, an officer in laid regiment, on the loth December laft ; and alio, for that they on the laid day broke into and entered the dwelling houfe of John Sherwood, of Arklow, Efq.—appeared to take their trial, but the Conn was obliged to defer it until next affixes, For want of dine s and through extreme rause of bassets. RELIEF OFT, .; POOR. ABSTRACT OF A BILL TOR THE BETTER COLLEC TION OF RATES lIAOR TOe'Ttli ILREIRIF OT POOR. The Bill recites the Ad of the 17 Geo. for remedying the defeds of the 4; Eli:. and that qiiallin or fettinz Wide rates or Aftelfments for the Rel ief of the'Poor is attended with great in 'conYenience ; and it bath happened , confequence of the Rare or Atreffment being quathed or Pet a fide or of notice of Appeal againtt the whole Rate being given, the asurehwardens and Overfeers of the Poor have not had ail y Money is hand for thr reliif and maintenance of the Poor : For remedy thereof it ena&s, that from and of ter—imim all Appeals from any Poor Rate, the Court of General or Quarter Seffions &all amend Fitch rate, either by to erting therein or (Inking oat the name of any perfon or perfbns, or by alter ing the films therein charged, or in any other Manner, 'without quailing fuch Rate, provided that if the Paid Court (hall be of opinion that it is neceffary, that the Rate thould be wholly quail'. ed, then the Paid Coati May quails the fame ; but all [Rh: and by fuck Rate 'chrged on any ner lit be levied and rl i :i'iinteci the.fame man nr, no Appeallitid e en - made. From and after the ' all rums at which anyi f•erfoli is, or stre.pr.ftFll be rated for the, re lief of tlie.Poor May be leiied by ditirefs, notwith (landing the perfon (hall have given notice of Ap peal : provided that if any perfon fo 'rated, (hall give filch notice of Appeal as hereinafter men tioned, then after fuch notice, and until the Ap- 1 _peal (hall have been determined, no proceedings (hall be commenced to recover any greater fum from fuch perfon, than the rum or thins at which I he. (hall have been rated in Tome Rate ,made for "the fame parifh, within neat preceding Ae time when the' Rate appealed againft was af- Wir4d- afe . , In c the Court &anions (hall" upo n AffAal orderlmy 'Rate to be quailied,' it shall for the raid Court to ord4r that_ any (urn biTuch Rate charged on any perfoa, (hall not , paid, and then no proceedingsfiall coMmented.-- Provided that no Juftice,,or other perfon, (bail be deemed a trefpalfer for any ait,done for the put= pole of levying payment of any - filch film before he &ill have had notice in writing of the order for the non-payment of fuch fum. Notices of Appeal (hall be inwriting, figned by the perfon giving the fame, or his Attorney; and fuch notices of Appeal Mali be, delivered to or left at the places of abode of the Churchwardens and Overfeers of the Poor, and the partjeular caufes of Appeal (hall be (fated in filch notice.; and upon the hearing of any Appeal, the 'Court . of Sethons to which inch Appeal (hall be triode, Sall not exa mine or enquire into any qlrer conic cdAppeal: If any perfon (hall appeal again/ any Rate, be- Caiife any other perfon ,is .rated, or is omitted to be rated ,;herein, or becaufe any other perfon is rated, 'at .asiy greater or lets furnthan what he ought to be rated therein, or for any other caufe requiring alteration to be made in fuch Rate with yerped to any other perfon, then the perfon fo appealing flail give notice of Appeal in writ ing, ,as before mentioned, not only to the Church wardens or Overfeers of the Poor, but alto to.the other perfon fo interefted; and fuch other perfon flail, if he defire, be heard upon the laid appeal. If upon the hearing of any Appeal from any Rate, the Court Grail • order the name of any per fon to be inferted therein,or tbefunr at which any perfon is therein rated to he .increafed, then the Turn at which fuch. perfon Aiall<befo ordered to he rated, or to be- increafed, (hall and may be recovered in the Tame maims as if he had been originally named in .fuch Rate. if upon the hearing of any Appeal the Court of Sefiions than order the hunt of any perfon to be firuck out, or the fum afferiid on any perfon to be decreated ; andif faoh perfon bath" previ• oufly to the beeriug- of fuck ,Appeal, rid any fun: in confequence of fuch Rate, *Bich die ought not to have paid, then the faici Court (hail order loch fum to be repaid-and returned, withintet. And whereas it May have happened tilit the Churchwardens and Overfeers of fume Puffins have notbeen able to vollett fum Cu/icier:a for thwrelief of the Puerneithin- the aim, but , have. aatudly advanced ancf.'expkaded confiders/446=r of their .own money , fay tiarepurpofo o . be, lawful for the Churchwardens and.Oeesfeees of thif Poor of any Parifb.. out of any money which they (hall milled, to repay and reinihurfeehe preCeding Churchwardens and O verfeers Th eir rums of money as they have * advanced ; *Min' cafe the Churchwardens dad Overfeers of the Poor, not pay filch rums ofmoney within . days next after demand, it hail be lawful for faeh pee. ceding Churchwardens, Ste. to apply to.the then next Lemons, giving due notice, and the. Court of Sefiions may make anorder as the . (louse hall think fit : and the fum ordered.. by sisetount to be paid,. (ball be levied by. dike& !. , BANKR(Ink lobo Alkroft, of Mansfield' Windhoek NottiniftaiitAtte, . ' MAtltdr, to forteadee A#lll ay, M. , dal May t 9 ,, al knee, at the se on Mandidd Wombat& Attendee; Mr. F. Llfickoree Me. W. /tains 9rsesr• Thome Lou. Of baker. Anil ay, 41, and 1C 1 47 1 7:11! Ang ola. Ilinte, to Hlllidees Tann, Mancluitcr. ARNIM, Mr. N. Milie,_ _pa Tempk, Ladd= ; or Milks. PAIM4 dre . dst, add Mist, Mancheftee. Nor Olever. of Keedodoos. 1 41 1 ed-hetto. AMR festgAtifit May ty, at onc, at Gallas& Attend,' aelln. a Witt . / Hyde-drat, Bleangniiy ;or Me. B. P. ' ICenfin !William Brown, of Wmodhas. Merfedk, tame, Aftilia,. • 13, and May to, at ittals's Head; in.Maneb. Ancenies, Main. Fiseg o Ant. W4i w k, iy44l.l4odicr, ia Norwich. Alt:ander Srititlt, of Werisondis u, ad May ' 19, at ten, et_ __ _ Attorney,. Mr. 0 *ewe. Tamp& • 0 _____ hia DIVIDEND{, Aro u. P. Mania, late of IJvcrpol, mariner. at innate, at the Landon km and Talbot Tavern, &Mai. ASO ss. I'. Menned, utDowpte.Hin, Landon, merchant, at ten, at admen. Ape/ at. J. Makin and T. Brewirt, of Nottingham and Ambutliaat, of Landon, haws, at 'keen, at the Puna' priria A r t sy. 1, 1 1 41 0, r ya s ad J. Wilton, of Callie-coast BAP' row, Lasmiel, lasabants, aa tan, at Oallihaa lipell so. hood Jam the yeuagra, new or Ws of thapaii. urnithlobampten, Mottetfterihire, clothier, at eleven, at 6,, Lodge so Mistobinflaspreln Csnumni. April 25. F. Gikling, of Alderfgate Asset, London, cAikt. mart, at tea, at April a, G. Turner, life of Whittingham, cotton-maacitc• timer, at eleven, at the White Ho& , Proton. April at. R. Moon the eld. r, and 1L Moon the yowler, of Greenfield, near Coine, manufadturers, at ten, at the Geo:re • Inn, Huddersfield. Aril it. Wm. Burford, of Cheapads, &Ace, at eleven, 2 t Guildhall. April at. Ben. Nathaniel Folhard, fate ef Ipfwich, monger, at ten, at Guildhall. April 21. J.Moore,late of Camberwell, ituentv, Ouildha,ll. • April a& William Glover and R. Williams, of /1..n0r, at four, at the •Bridgewater-A rms. Ma nein. r. April at. C. liFLean, late - of Cloth Fair, woollen.4lr,r -twelve, at Guildhall April at. Arthur Okieheftcr Allen, of Ironmouger-l-ne,rct chant, at eleven, at Gitildhall. April 21: • (s Barry, of Red4lon-paffage, haberdaTher, . at Guildhall . . April 28. J. Taylor, of Maiden-lane, WoodAlnet, Wit Ilkr, at ten, at Guildhall. • • • April as. W. Blaftock; late- of Aldermanbury, tr:wi,f.• holier, at ten, at tuilib.,ll. I April at. Ben. Winter, of LuagAire; eabiac:•mud s , eleven, at Guildhall • April as. Wm. Slater, of Bafing-hal‘ftrect, ty.achouferai.., at ten, at Guildhall. • April as. J. C. Clarke, of South klitiuna, imiLulder. 7.t ter, at Guildhall. April 24. Wm. Jones. late of Cheltenham, victualler, eleven, at the Plough inn, Cheltenham. April 24.. E rafter, of Blackburn, grocer, at ter, at V- St! Lion, Prelim. April 24. J. Taylor and J. Nightingale, late of Prcilon, act R. Wood, hitt of Bllckbum, tuttilin•mantifacturtes, at tee, at the lied Lien, in Preflon. April 28. Jofeph York, of Searbornich, Yeekhire, viatz; at eleven, at the .New inn, Scarborou‘h. April 2S.- • Simon Maurice Bethman, late of Tarnwhellare, r.Cannt!tkarretaroctchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April 27, R. Vl'oodman, late of Farcham, Southampton, ; 41 meter; -it elecelt, at the Red Lion Tnn Farrham. 41.2111128 1 : 7 -4..Wright, late of Market:R:on, Lintel:lB.i; hawker, at elcveh, at the Rein-Deer4nn, Lincoln. Ah/dhatif Mendes Pereirifarid Herrnenegild Cabl- We,. of Old Bahian, .Londtp„Fpx.ltants, at twelve, a Guildhall. Airil'ine Ann Salt and C. A. Becimaii,ef Birmingham, wing esereliaata, at tigot Guildhall,Londpe. May t. S;Watfon, Of Clcadon.burham, merchant, at deco., at the Sltakefpeire Tavei - n,ifewciftle4peat-Tyne. May a.. Jefeph Barton. of Mark-lase, Lou,ond aurchut art broker, at eleven, at Guildhall: May 2. Lotlifebill*Saurbrey;W tlse Strend.forrier, at oft, t At palbard, I.irditligowatire;the istb I ft. Mrs. Mar;J:it books, of Majoribanks, of a ron. 5 ••t •,• • At Banff, On the 4th lnf. Mra o,l3.4llnbinfon of a fon. At Cluny, on the toth ult. Mrs. Colonel A4•Phrrfoo, of a daughter. Thurfday lan, in Great RuffellAreet, the LP dy of Edw,rl Shtyherd, Efq. of a fuo. MARRIED. • Yetterday evening, at Darfet-houfe, by Spetill l-ence,the Right Hon. Lord Whitworth, IL Lt. to her Grace ac Duchcls of Dorf,.t. On the 26th ult. at SCGeorge's Chutth, Eloomfbury, the Rev. C. Pilkington, of Magdalen College Oxford, to Miff H. Williams, of Charlotte-Ream. Bloorighury. Saturday, 'lliomas Outterbuck, rri. of Stantnore, fez, to Mifs Gurry, of Gratechurch-ftrect. • At Kilmarnock, James Main:urns, Efq. merchant. Her mitic, to hilts Janet Della Stavin. dauglatoe of Mr. Will: Brown, writer, Kittnarnoat. At Houfebil, rtSar rlaten,oo the , 7th ult. Capt. Simon kennie, late of the 78th regiment of foot.to.hlits Elizabeth •- buillivelddft diuglitmat Hugh Robertfon, Efq. ofHotifrii:::. ArAtordsta, :me C. S. jcilint4oise, thentseatre-Rol, Edinburgh, to Mirs•M•mcaßtlten,ctauglacr of the late .11: ander Stiven, Ef4. ffrobasio. ' On the 211th tit CharitslOorsllner, of Mona, in the county of Mayo,Etq. Cz in.fhe Worth Maxo Mita ' Knox, ofhmrrur4oldelt Bautirter of Wm. Kiwi, of Billrca fey, to the Mum, oLOonegall, Efq At Kiimakt , in county . r of Wicklow Thomas For, Ek. to o hits MArtin , f Peirvalr,in the hid Comity. ' -• • • • At gaftloton, - Aalt Lothian, ark* lith ult. in the opsi yew of his age, Lieutenant Genre Aannie of the Royal Navy. - At his fathet ) s, Edinbuurgh, on the tith ult. the Rev. kr. klenrY UNPr 4 tetye..t rafter of Crichton. At her hyufAin et, Eclinhargh,on the nth uk Mrs. Goid otWillhm ardon; Efq. FfttcfciEntAr PJM rats Hill Garden Grant, daughter of the late Lekis Grpat,Migor in the feryke of the Eall lour Company. - ' 00 ' r"' • c• 4 1 AbtitkeettnipAle 6th salt Mlf,s Mary Tait, who for fe.. veral years added with diftinguiftted reputation over one f the principal fiiifuries of female Amnon th th at city. Magner 01. 4 1 7;.41/b Vas Peeuitagagginrlins the night of the genera-111ft (February is), alter having =Folded dm of the day,- ail 'When her . ?may ware all redid to mit f Wu emPbOtt4 l Prdtiolg ISOM ttiallnitiltrenee, who; by fare accident not pec(edtly Akertained, lur slothcs touk fire. T:e Nunes barbed for a conferrable tune nth% violence, and 1v...! 4 * With eirtb4ointed by Oar are ellinrgi *ye ; Vat au' tut' , re fite-had recefroj fuch injury as precluded,. from the inyinc-fr o 4 8gtoft all hopes of tier recovery-4w' lingutthed'heAte vet :7, !days under tortures unparalleled in duration; which The bee a forlti_oila wonld have dpne hpnpor to a : Martyr. ,• ! At DuFißier. enable 34 vit. Francis Annftrertz, Eli. of the city of Dublin. Lately arWirrandfield, near Inverary, Robert Wa-r.!.!, agc4 19. At Aberdeen, in the both year of his age, Mr. James 4 4 bat, bite• Lind (never:col the Althorn at that port. fs . l, Dalkids, on tlae pit uses Mat. p et Bc-R, Riau( h;r. r,mip CaMenvood, late Surgeon in • Alt -11110 Cape oF li/ood Hope, veal Lfeat. Alciandet lanes sotestoremolip4s. Ai Rdinbin , ffi, ctn • .the aqii. nit. Mrs. Margaret Freeland, re .lldl at Card Mnant Mak,' late of abe t3tel regiment a mot. At Sta/t o ri t the 49th ult MS. jaws cawneMila late of tae Mind of o. On board eAttica, on his pair to Pligtand, the spd Dt• cember laft, George Cumming, F.fq, of the Bennis' Civil Eita. , biiihment, and eldellfm, of 41m.Cumming Gordon, Efil. At Trim, liter WiongieMpainfil ifinds, Mr Wainwrigl!, wife of the ltel-Ms.,Yinfisay. At Palace, (Ainty), - Mr. . attics, lain Of the lee Rale.,:it James, RAl.sifLhoserkla • • •'' • At Nets/bows Peal, Mrs. Apple, rebel of Thomas Royle, late of blantenau, Efq. Attlee% Mn. Annidlia• 0trr4 1 4.-ihs Rev. James Knox, Diffenting la ad rlkof Dona badec. WORSE OF gt 4 at U. W ! labia. • - 3r .g si V 4 . •Pasitsiao, no penes pee as. Dana - 4. • • 241 - - . - pia ,:j °instils, d ,•• 4 $ 6 Pornisal oOld in COM .. Ditto in Bars ' • •• •• - Piper •• • lIID - 7 . z a ` Ditto, (mall . •• • • • • • .t hica DIM ? 11 1 5 W . .9, 0 • }LONDON: Minted 16. the PM/PRISM/4 PUS DANIEL. (of CarnabrEreet), at the Mao Timmer.. Orrrea. No s. Carerieeet; and poldlOod by LEVEL. WIT, (at Caaterburyibee. Leostreab). at Near. Carr? Rtes, and at the STAA-01,11CC. Toovie-Der; to w}ack °dee all canuntioludene for the Erman are rereltil x ediraeli. •