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T .: SUSSEX ASSIZES, LEWES, AUGUST J. TORY:IT LAWI-SCARCE V. SMITH. This was an Action for killing a greyhound, the property of the Plaintiff. The laterendant pleaded tint, that he was not guilty; and, fecondly, that he was keeper of a certain ancient park called Harftmonfeaux Park, and that he killed .the Plain tiff's dog for hunting down the deer. Mr. GARROW faid, that this action was one which would not fail deeply to interell all who were ac tuated by the haft fenriment of good nature and affection towards the brute creation, and particu larly that moll faithful of all animals, the dog. He knew leading that was more calculated to wound the feedings, and excite the regret of any man, than in have a valuable and trufty dog deftroyed. The Defendant might be a Gamekeeper, and jnflified la killing the dogs he found hunting deer, but in the prefent inflame it would-be proved, from the exprelbons of the Defendant, after he had com mitted this ad of malice, that it was not on AC COMM of the animal having hunted the deer he (hot him. 'lt would be neceitary to attend to the fpeties of the dog in quellion. • It was a white greyhound, and every one knew that dogs of that breed never put up the game of themfelves, hut only hunted it down when they were let on. The defence was, that this dog was hunting, and it wood be for the Defendant to make out that for, for the Law of England did not autho. rise every fancy Gamekeeper to kill all the dfts that went through the Park, of which be had the colhady, etpecially filch a Park as this, ' through which there was a common path for all who pleated to pars; although the Defendant had had the affurance to fay this dog was hunting, he, at the fame time, perfeetly well knew it was not leer, but gime of a different kind it von purfuing. U was necerary to obterve, that the Plaintiff's was a male dog; and that the fon of the Defendant had a little greyhound of the other fez. This ani• anal had wolf the affections of the white greyhound, and the was the obje& for which he retorted to the Park. It would be for the Jury to infer how the two greyhounds were employed, when they confi dered. the expreffions tired by the Defendant to a patron whom he informed of the circinnllance.-• exprelLons which any man who had a drop of Englifh blood alxint him, would have been afhamed to have ufed : he obfeeved, he had tickled one al them, and that he had had a very good chance of kilUng both, but that he took good aim. He fhould prove there fads on the part of the Plaintiff, and it would then be for the Defendant to make out his jollification. He repeated, that the dog certainly was one which would have killed game, but it had no talk for doing fet unlefs let on. Joreph Parks Lid, that on Saturday April 2d, be was in the neighbourhood of this Park, he faw a little lnrcher bitch belonging to the Defendant's fon, and (hardy after a ftrange white greyhound, which he fine learnt had belonged to the Plain tiff, come tip to her. In a few minutes he heard the report of a gun, and perceived the white grey hound woundel Immediately after this he law Smith !landing with his gun, and :Weed him whe ther he had (ten any dogs in the Park ? to which he replied boha..l. The witnefs edited him whether be had not Ihot at them ? and he anfwered, that: he had helped one .of them to fomething that had tickled him. The Witnefs then defired to know which dog he had (hot, and he raid it was the white greyhound; and added, that they Were both a dead mark, and he bad a pretty opportunity of (hooting them together. On his eras-examination he'fiud, be did not know the Defendant was Mr. Nailtir's Park•keeper : this affair was after the Defendant' had taken the gun, andnot from him (the witnefs). The Defendant did not tell him he had Peen two, ; lurchers chafing the deer. Mr. Serieant SHEPHERD laid, his learned Friend feemed to have made it the foundation of this ac tion, that the Defendant had boafted of having wantonly killed the Plaintiff's dog, which was by no means the fad. The tare was tltis,the Defendant was Park-keeper to M. Nailor. the proprietor. of Hurßitionfea x Park, who, in the entitle of the fall year and, a half, had had five of his deer worried • by the dogs of his neighbour hood, and if he was not allowed to kill them, his property could never be fecure. His learned Friend had Rated, that grey hounds world not hunt math they were let on; perhaps this Might be trite with regard to (launch j dogs, butt it was well known that all dogs of what- • ever breCel they were had a taße for mutton ; and it was fair to prefome they had no objeCtion to re nifon if they could get it. He agreed that it was improper for Park.kcepers to fhoof at dogs merely bTeanle they came within a park ; nay, further, he did not thick they were jultified in doing lb, even , it they were chafing the deer, provided a perfon was with them who could call them off; but in this cafe the Defendant's dog had been chafing the deer without any one to restrain it; and if it had not been teen by the Park-keeper, would certainly have hunted tome of them down and killed them. He feared he Raoul,' have fomedil iculty in proving this, as the Defendant had alone oliferved them, and could not give teftimony in his own behalf. It was a cis curnflance rather futpicious, that the only wit nefs the Plaintiff had aled, was a man who, for poaching in the Park lately, had his gun and a net tahen from hint. If it had been denied that this place was an atcicnt Park, he fhould have proved it beyond all question ; but as that was ad mitted.he fhoold prove a general notice on the pa i nt of Mr. ntilor, that as feveral of his deer had la. en wor: ie.1,1), would order LI.. garnedc,:eper to thootall the g. hi pound iu his l'ai I . It I..ippco.:(l there ooldn..innc.trthellif ~ t %di.) art! t of tn.. ; .tad, ninon ittcptirit ,, ; the cattle, was in• tot toed by the Defendaat, Lz liad !Lot a dog as he vas hut:titiit the deer. It V.' as admitted that one of the dogs was a Luther, and it could not he d hied that dt;;I that kind ~ would. hunt the feelit as well as the iirltt. rf hr p r ov e d the f a ct s h e h a d flat. !tt thutti;ht ts::c defendant was intitled to a a. 'did. lizr, the I% imer, tLe part of the I.kil.rdArtt, (Aid, ht dogs, Lot chd not oh hie th‘m v. - a..deri.g at all, or hooting the ricer lie heard the report of therm, and caw the (mole but no fuch cooverfation as had been mentioned took place between him and the Defendant. Lord KENYON Lid, the Plaintiff had a right to maintain this a'etion—at the fame time be.dtd not think k was a cafe which called for inflamed r /a mages. It was a very vexations thin/Tor a Gentle man to have his deer killed. Whether a man had, at the,prcfent day, a right to kill the dog of ano ther chafing his deer, he would not fay; but, cer tainly, by the Foreft Laws, GaEri?k w eepers were juflified in !hooting all dogs found within a park, unlefs they were expeditated, that is, had the balls of their feet cut out, to prevent' icm from running. • Happily the Foreft Laws were no longer in ufe, yet the laws enaCled, fince the Revolution, were equally adapted to the proteelio of private property in game, as thofe which flourilhed under the Plantagenet% and certainly they were More congenial to the liberty of the fubje& He believed no one would regret the difufe of the Foreft Laws. If a Gamekeeper, prefuming upon his right, thought proper to let fly and killed the dog of another, he was anfwerable for the confequences. The Jury were bound to give a verdict for the Plaintiff, limiting the damages to the reafonable value of the clog.-•Verdia for the Plaintiff. Da ' mages Two Guineas. LuNDoN ADJOURNED SESSIONS. Saturday the RECORDER, drifted by Sir \VAT /Lin - Law's, and Aldermen Ls MESIJRIAR, and PEICHARD, fat for the purpofe of trying traverfes. Several trifling all - auks were tried, but none of any intereft. When they were got through, the in. folvent Debtors remanded,laft Salons were again brought up. John Abbey was nppored under the 6th claufe in the AR, which precludes perfons not in aBval cullody before the tft of March from tak ing the benefit of it. This perfon was krrefied on the 28th of February, and conveyed by the officer to his lock-up honfe in Crown Court, Covent Gar. den, where, after being confined for ten minutes,' he figned'a Bail-bond, and the officer allowed him to depart, on his promifing that he would return with a fubliantial perfon to join in the fecurity ; this, however, he failed to do, and the confequence was that a writ fimiiar in point of form, and anted from the fame Court., vie. the btarfhalka Court, was ferved upon the defendanY on the 6th of March, which is a term .of five days fobfequent to the time requited bythe AR. The Learned Conn fel for the oppofing creditor, contended that the original arra on the 28th of February was a ad fay, and that the *dual arreft taking place ;titbit quent to the time which the Aft requires, preclud ed the defendant from raking the benefit of it,— The defendant's Couniekinfined thathistelient was in ague/ andligalety7o4 on the alit - Of February, and that the writ ilfued on the 6th' of. March was Only a continuance of the former one; he fubmit. ted that there was not the lean ground of pre• tence to fay that the defentlawt was not-in legal culiody on the former writ, and in cafe the dean dant Lad not been. found, the officer would have beak liable for an cfcape. The Court, being of opinion that the firft arreft was a legal cuflodys ordered the defendant to be difcharged. Mr. Charles Grant, a military Gentleman, aune up to he dilcharged. The. circumflances under which this Gentleman was art cited arc as follow On the 28th of February an ofEcer in the fervice of the Sheriff of I\fiddlefe.r, and with whom it ap- . peared the defendant, was in habits of friendfhip, gave him an invitation to dinner ; after the cloth was reranvid, and while they wetwnjoying than (elves withthe juice of the Tufcan grape, one of the Aids-de-Camp of the nofoitable and friendly hog catered the room, with a fign manual in his hand, requiring that he would keep in fafe curio dy the e,:rpar of his unfutpeßing vifitor, and not fay hini to depart until a certain perfon therein !named was latisfied for certain monies due to him : the aftonithed gueft finding he was caught in the trap, and that refinance was in vain, quietly (sib ; misted to hi. fate, and remained in cuftody of the Warden of the Fleet nearly ever lince. The She riff's officer very kindly came forward to prove the fat that his ft iend was in cuftody on the 28th of February, Being afked by one of the Learned ottry'cl whether he in general treated his friends in this manner ? replied, that he fficiplel like to treat them all fo, for it would lave Linn many pounds, in the courfe of the year, in hunting after fhy cocks. No oppofition being nude to Mr. Grant, he was of courfe difeharged. A perfon of the name of Hilton, a cabinet-maker, was ()pooled under a claufe relpeeling frauds. it was alledged that this perfon had, after his com mitment, removed his goods in order to defraud his creditors, and confiquently, by the claufe al luded to, was not entitled to the benefit of the AO. The charge however againft him failed entirely in proof. A. Ihrewd—nod facetious fellow who had lived,with him as a journeyman was called in or der to fubflantiate this fag. 'use Learned Coun. irl afked him as to the value of certain articles ea the premifes at the time his mailer was arrefted ? he laid, in anfwer to the queftion, that the articles alluded to were all in an unfinifhed hate, and that in their bufinefs it was impofLble to eftimate their worth until finiffied ; 4. but," laid he, .4 if I had the abilities and learning of you, Sir, I fhould, if I was in yourplace,beabletoenimatethewnrthofmy woi kin an tinftniffied nate ; for you arc paid befla-e -hand, and whether you finifh it or not, you know the 6,11 value to ynurfelf." The Counfel atm ,l‘,l:d his objetaions, and the witnefs Paid, " 1 pre. you have finiffied with me—l wiffi you (•()°,l mot uing." The defendagt was then dif- C Ted. HATTON•GA DEN. —On Saturday lan, William Ta ataa'azld was again examined, charged on fulpi cion a fraud and forgery, haring pafTed a bill of exclian4c 14 251. tinder the acceptance cf John Rtiggies, flilint himfelf army-agent. Ccmunictcd or :c cxamiii.itiou. :icvi.ral young men were brought to the office, -Itarp.d with making difluibances in Holborn on Friday 1•s;fle, and enmpeliiag people to illumi. nate tiv.it !tonics. The Magidrate dirmited them on a proruile of future good behaviour. ,„ Prow h - • iotflyolv tdczErri, *lair 3. t • bownort-straEtr o . oTTOlltelp Ow. Difpatches, of which the - following are extracts, have been received from his Excellency the Earl of ELGIN. 114 Majelly's Ambafrad,or Extraordi nary and Plenipotentiary to the Sublime Porte, by the Right Honourable Lord HAWICESBpitY, ione of his Majefty's Principal Secretaries of State. Ettradt *la Difpateh from Lord gtoim to Lord HAwittnu ne,dated Conftantinople, Sept. 6, dor, Midnight. I congratulate your Lordfhip moil fincerely, on the intelligence which I have this moment re. ,ceived 'by the annexed letter from Sir joint H. HUTCHINSON. Extraft of a letter from Sir pun T-Isa LT Horsitricsoft„ IL B.`, to the Earl of ELGIN, dated Head- Quarters, Canto beAre' Atexatulria, Auguft 17, utor• i I _lull feize the opportunity of a usefenger gn- . , 'ing to Conilantinople, (difpatched by the Capi— tan Palha,) to inform your Exeelltricy, that CA neral Marion offered laff night to capitulate for the town and forts of Alexandria, and demanded an artnillice of three days for the purpofe of ar ranging the terms of the Capitnlation; Ws! I . have granted accordingly. --- MILITARY PROMOTION& r • WAR OFFICE, - OCTOVIR 3. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guardo--Pdbfard C6llltwirltatt to be Cornet. by purthafe, vice Sir John Roger& prtinote&' • emit Regiment of Light Dragoonw-Rigbt Honourable Gorge Appitus Lord Rancliffe, to be Corner* by porchsfe, vlce . *Mint, promoted. kith Ditto—Robert Foote, Gent. to be Cornet, without per chafe, vise Spultca, who deelinew b3dPittoo-Cornet Fielding Jones to be Lieutenant, by "r -ehire, vice Roddy, who retirea. , Hompefch's mounted Riffernen-•-,lngttftss Bergman, Gent. l ti be Cornet, without purchafv, *ice Oroveßein, province& 3d Regiment of Foot Guards-.-Aleaandcw Campbell, Cseut.rto be Enk,n, without purchafe t ivice Neville, promote.L 3,1 Regiment of Foot—Jams Kennedy, Gent: to be Rollin, by purehati, vice Salmons removed to the ayd Light Grigoboa. eth lOitte--Andrew airbag, tent. to be Enftga, by put•etsfe, _ . _ vice Clorgb, pewnoted. csth Coss, Gent. to bo Enfign, by prince, . vice Lucas, promoted' ' 17th laitto-.-Enfign Henry Ellie to be I.leuteowit, byptirchare, vice promoted; tulip Wloeler Sparrow to be Lieutenant, by purchaf?, vice Cameron, removed to the 79th . . Foot. • 38th Ditto—Li:nen:tot George Sutherland to be Adjutant. vice Willfhire, appointed Payrialter. 45th Ditto—Francis Savory, Gent. to be Estrin, by fitarelade. •ice Sherwood, promoted kale 33d Foot. 47th Ditto.-To be Liestennnts, without purtiefew-liien Alexander Meepticrfes, vies Cheiltian, procnoted le the Cape Regiment; Ensign William Legg, vice Calbfbdi, fu. Perktied Ear John W.Hutebitoo, vice Heelers, Caper feded ; Fnfign Michael Piertepoint.from the td Wait-India Regiment. vise Tudor, promoted in the Waggon Teeth: To be Enfipos--Thtents Backhoure, Gent. vice Macpearaitt ; William H. Wilby, Gent. vice Lang; George Nendette Smith, Gent. vice Hutchings. •• .. • 48th Ditto—Lorenzo 07o.tie, Geoa to be Ennio, without parchafe, vice Tony% pivirtoutd.7 ,both Dirto--Captain J. Gordon. Haven to be iwajor, vice deceafed ; Carthi-Licutemint Munn Lotee to be Cap.." tain, vice Haven ; Lieuterntrtg Moto* Bradley to' be Ctar' • air -lieutenant, vice Lowe. Gab Dieto--Csptain James Coekburne to be Major, vie Jebe l*, deauftd. 724 Ditto-4.Aeutenant joins George P. Tacker to be Captain, by, perebsfe, vice Stewart. who mites; Ed* Litman, M Gregor to be Lieu tenalit, vitt Totter. ptit nitro—Captaln•Lieutesistit Alien Mocpberioe to be Cap- 1 tab, without punts*, vim DisialiCampbeit. prometist la the Cape Regiment; Lientepant Sphere M'Nab to be rap tain.Lieutcoane, vice Macp)terfoo. • eft Welt India Regiment—Ennio Gavin Stewart, ftetta the Vt'e* Suffolk Mllitia, to be Enke, without peed**, Abe Heart, who returns to his firm* half fay. . ad Ditto—.Preticriek Wakens ICylb. Cod* to be Enfsprt, wish • out purehafe, vice Pierregoint, promoted in the oyth P. ' 3th Ditto. -Licutenant James Robert Coutts, from the Lath Light Dragoons; to be Captain, by parthafe, vice Wedln mines, who retires. The Gape Regiment—Junes Lore, 011 IL to be Enhipit Langley, Gent. to be Enka. Captain Neeent's Levy—Rohert Shrill, Gent. to be Enfign, with Rank In the Army, Is long only as be (hall be employed in the raid Levy. BREVET. Captain William Madge, of the Royal Artillery, to be Major in the Army. Bre.tdalbane Regim ent of Fencible Infanfiy. Thomas Reid, Gent. to Era n, vice Webber , who declines. Caitbn (It Highlanders. Captain-Lieutenant . James Young to be Captain. lice Bender fon, fuperfeied. Lieutenant Kenneth Mackenzie to be Caps akaLientzaaat, vice Yoilap rnfign Georg! Rafe to be Lieutenant, vice lkiaciessir. . . Forisri JohnLorellrydalt t d be I.lcaucnaut, 'tic,: Mould, fu r. rf.ded. James Gun. One. to be %ice &oft . . iadit s Stlolacriatid, Gent. to beJialum, vice Lord Beryilaita onan dCornwall RevimentofFencible Infanti y. Jmilgin William Blakcltty to be Lkotettant„ vie: Roc, appoino:d• to the 3.ad Foot. llumhartonfilire Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Donald CompAcil,flem. tote Litmtemtnt in the ift Bottidine of the Argylithire Ft:labia, to be Lieututant, vice Morioka; fmt.rfolcd.- Ancient Irich Regitrient of Ceneible Infantry. rturo.-Mtjc.r itut:ilt•m, from the half-pay of the late 6th R.cs::ncnt of the frith to be Major. Newfoundland Iteriment of Fencible Infantry. Camtin John Nie!toren 4934, ftore the Wilt Lorakm Militia, to he Captain, vice Smite, who II Stra. Northamptonfhire Rciment of Fcncible Infantry. i s obn Couifon, Cent. to be itrOgn, met Mimi. ?rimmed. orthumberland Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant Thome* O'Neil, on the half-pay of theists ad Re. &nein of the kith Brigade, to he Lieutenant, vice Smith, w bo refigns. _ _ . Lieutmat.t - Thoents O'Neil to bo Adjetient, die Path, who rofigna Loyal Nottingham Regiment of Fencible Infantry: benjansio Radford. Oast. to be Soap, Woo Humbho, who refi g na Role end Cromarty Regiment of Fencible Infantry. &Trani-maim. Alexaccier Henderfts to helfiain , vice Mac donald removed to the 8 4 th FOOL Loyal Somerfctfhlre Regiment of Foncilole In- fatality. Brevet Colonel William Scott, from the heVemy of the late Both Foot, to bi Colonels vice Forger, decoded. Suffolk Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Enfiga 'aleph Harker to be Lieutewant, vice Barks, who re fixes. Henry Dad, Gust. to be F.ntica, vice Barker. Sti'ney Rangers. Lieutenant Peter Kernble, from lb' of Liet'tempt- Coined Freviebilt Corps, to be !Mar vire Jones, appointed to the Royal Fuzileers. Chriactinrcb Gentlemen and )'emalantir Cavalry. Chsrles Henry Hunt Gent. be Lieutenant In the Weft= neap, *as Bishll4r.the, whs. vrinnia. Darlington Vnitsnteets. Winton Wasohtsoli Ulm tolls 4 - 1, 1 41,6 % 4 C 4 • 41 7* Thomas Bows, tirm. to he I.Lismomit. rhollassbovidton. Gem. to be Corot& • D alb atti`Gettledtai and Yetexiftltitairy. Arthur Mowbray, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. Carr ibbvilfillh• IN. to be Captait. • , . i Peter finnter, and Robert Surtiei, I:Mk's:AIR Ileetchanln H efirl ; ocootin, MA Jahn Greiff's, Oenb. in be (Valets. Reyna-and Wilburn Havel-Rock to be Chapiatu. . James Winiom Culbreath, Cent. to be Suigton. - Stnlreirdflire Gentlemen and Yeomanty elmalry. omit ClaileaTellasil to .bb 14dernizag. vlO.l Sneyd, wk. Wldlam Ctitller, Gen. to be Coret. Surrey 43111fitiehlell and temtunny Cavalry. Lientonant Percival Evans to be Captain, vice Rice, Comet Mannadule t.abe sle tobe lieutenant, int,: Hal Wa rT rwi o e li k ,iti. iltire Gei Cit t nt bi le be nten conici ailld, la Y m eesess oar itit o r2 n. C . a s va irr Lry p: vice Boukbee, promoted. Northamptanthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John riaclut, Otat. to be Comet in tho Welikkeborr; Troop, vice Thomas Pletcher. who rcranst:' • Virmyard !imagers. • 13Ir T. Vane. Daft. to be Vo su l l t ; C :r. abent Driaol . 'Lieutenant A. Pinney to be Captain. Ace biotite" I .h. P.o4ra liklardloyleaf to be Uattenant. vice Pinaey. 'Malt Peery, Gent. to be }7niign, vice yieat • Efrilton and Yealtnpvin Volunteers., Boles Sias Vaster a be I..icutenarst. Dunk Voltanieeri. Captala . ronn Turnetti to be ittafor-dnalmstidati. Adjutant ram 1411Aren,' mita halfdpity of the tid e Beiv r i4. 'hire ?enable Cavalry, to be Captain tricertunbull. Pullen Willtatn-Httkine to be Lieutenant. George Pest, Gild. to be Holies, vite Arikine. . - telro Volunteers., Second Lientenah; Walter Taitt to be PA petitenstit, vita Breed, dreataL . • James Putt", Gent. to be Secopd Lieutenant, Ike Tairt. Loyal Lancaller Volunteers. James Noble, Gent. to be Actutint, 'bee HigebtorAto reigns. • Loyal Leyland. Volunteers. Liztitenant Henry Kenvon to be Captain, vice Pollard, wh o reSges. Loral Lochaber Gordonfluirteh Volunteers. Sakant . lionaid Ni•Pberfon to be Secopd Liestenaut. Southwold Volunteers. Rob-et tfq. to be Captain. !boob Mealist, Gent. to be Liesteviant. Jo(oph Barry. (;est. to be Entign. Rnthefay Artillery Volunteers. _ _ railso AreMbiald Shia" to be , fieveatort, vice limp, wbe rt-egna. Ro'Jen Stewart, Gent. to he t Mtn. vice A. Sharp. Commiffions in the Norfolk. Militia, finned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Weitern Regiment. Captain-Licu - comt Thomas Hamblen. Coition to be Cap. Lao. oleo Cafe, refigned. - Thomas Hammett Cooper, Of to be Capoile.Linitatioe. Cv.ibmee ! promoted.. Conimidion in the Carnatvonfhire Regiment of Militia, flgned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated &pt. 25, 18(21. yaw Jams. Getit. to ba Foiln‘ • Comtnifficri in the Swaffham Afrociated Troop of CavAty, tigned by his Dated Sept. 13. MIRA CreiHree, Mot to-be Cmudia Eititat. to in the Galatia of the 4th July laft. For Yard, Miami De Bade 4, Efib to be Baronet of the VoltetlX.kgaoM of Meat Ittlbarad treksid.-Rted yams *Aid ib Raba • HAMCRUPIi. WMilmtW f milt Tbuattaalff Riles, of Paltarrolkm.row, boob , el ngth to, furrander Odober *, al and Nov. 2,6 at ten, at i WOW Attorneys Mi. 'Abdo.; Yartt,thanctr)- yn4Landon. . • • acteph Dennis, lime of Wild-firma ? Lincoln'.-Inn-Fleids, bro. itir;Olftetter OK at 6*, Oftatier-n, at ten 'Rd Nov. T 4, at Mai at GOMA Attorney, Mr. liar/4, Clullum.agem, Chancery-lane. talward Bride, late of Duke-ftreet, ArtinerrOrnand, dyer, Odabet rq, al.dhiltimr. 14. anew at Guildhall. Attanich Mcsrs. Noy and Templar, Mincing-tine, London. iParmenter Smith,. of Bittigeweri, London, wboidde anger. . Odober 6, at nine, Odober 117, and Nov. 14, at ten, at . Guildhall Anomie', Mdfrs. J. and IL. Willis, Ward:rd.. for&-eout; ThitirannoM-Itreet. Illtausas. Wmara, blot of Adleaftmom Winattlekildre, weal cotabeth Odder at, at twelve. Odbabmall, at em, and Now. 34, at eleven, at the Union lan, is Manama, Derbythire. Attosales, Mr. Tcbbutt, London, or Mr. Own. of Adler/tone. atant Redhead, of Ibimiolons. Landon. woe and limndr aserolhant, Odober 0, at nine, (Molar to, and Nor. 14, at • tee, at.OuillhalL Amanita, Nlelfrs. Scott and Laudon. St. Mildreals court, Poultry. jalipit-Tanady, of Great Marria.bonne.ftrect, Muldlekr, :,gtafs,follett Odoher 6, a-, at em, s a d Nov. as, at twelve, at ammalales, Manta. Pearce and Bison, Patur nonep-row., Miryrrcdtaway and Francis Greenaway, now or late of Cbtle.. eollannakt-rs, (adobe,. 16, at flee, Odober 17, at ten. and Non i 4, at.' kWitlh at thrlithlte Hart. Caine. Anoraks. Mr. Williams, No. 31. Caitiodreet,jialiumn, Lomb° ; ar Mr. Ault* „Calar 4 ni VIDET'DS. Gabber 27 Idol Cavanaugh, of Portfea, Southampton, Mop limper, at (even, at the Royal Oak, filnaett-Itrect, Ponies. Odobrr 23. Joreph tither. of Pollingtatt, Yerldhin, at eleven, at the (Aryboutid Inn, F,Try.lasiArt, Yorkihire. °Ciao 31. Reber, Mau hills, of Kinfton-upon-H all, cabinet. miter, at foot, at the White Hart Tavern, ICingftoo-upon. . Hull. ()dolor Francis Smith, of at tailor, nt one„ MARRIED. At Tojtola. Mr. George D. Di:, of Dublin to Mlfs a.za Chaim tl, niece to the late t'rclldont of that MA& Mr. Alt. Mansin, j;un. of the ChelieWetary'sOffler, Dub. 1.0 Cs' Mt, to Mfrs C. Wham, feeond daustisot tithe late Rev. H. Dakz.e.,, _Savior Fellow of Ttink y Cultrgo, Usfalks ft cicada -General _John Murray, to Mifs Maria Pafeo,riens t K tn. Bakir, fq. Comptroller of the Cullom, nt "Xiontre 4. Qh the sath uk. Mr. Thomas Allan, KfrbMfttin.nuina, to Miff M. Kidd, Wltashbotigh. M Ouintries, on the sift att. Mn Clarks lra terror, to Mira Jon lawru. tbussitter attic icceaf.d W. s. Lawrie, F. At Pailley, the sle uh. Mr. James Rible, mereflant, Gls( Pion to Mite Mary feria, donbter of Mr. Wfillato Farkt, mere/mac taortods. Ptio•dol. at I.lvieral, Mr. Janet. stioraty, a Mgt Tito- Lurnbcr-ftreet. UM. i sin At MA." tall Indies, C..ptaln oats Darling, :ate t F.dinburyh, Cnmniaod..r of the Op 8 h. In C.rk, aged ,$ year% Mr. Jahn c . (k erne Chaeltott, Lfe. of•Loodeallerry. Monne, fog tlo coanty of Dowiall, and Major In the Dontitall medals. On Wednefdayfenniebt. Mrs. Mary Steel. Of tl.tinfoorovek. a lady far advanced in years. She rotted hi re It In good hc.dat the precedlng evening. R ohert M urdeok. Elq. late Lettittnebt in Mt 41. 6614 fort of Mr. Otonge Ricardo* of Belfaft. priday fentlight. at &plata, the Rev. Richard Rotlavell, realm' of that place . On Thurfctay fennlght, at Prefeett. Mrs Mateo, ard 6c. vn.f, of Mt. Haley Hama.; awl to WI, at M. Vittart . h Mr. Tim. I tattoo, taw.(' he above r. ill we/ rencarkaldc. five of the family have died within ej alietbs. I-ON/DON: Maud far thk Prapnetan: by JOHN DANIS! . (of Carnalf-tlrect) at the Prat PaiwrilowOrrsca,lla Garry-^-ect isiblinled tar LEVEL Kerr, (f/ed. trriviery-ddie, I Awabeth), at $s bOand-!tddo and d tltr Sa At -0 ma, Tem*-Bar; tnwtizis Office an cSb satinid Inc tie barna an roguldi N k alrerai. I