Star. — London, England, 1818-12-31 00:00:00

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I \I • a. ? to After ,the Under-Sheig had rtrad th e .. a•• , • , .. -; : - • •_ ; -- • 05e...... , -.sr," ti r i t p k,., ..„ 7 , 0 , .. z, .. .. - ,A . . .. r " ~.....1 . 1 - "l l4l' 7 : ) k ik. - • . , . ..lidry; and 1 . i h a elf the Arne waidta very _._ t : . w .., ads... a f . . • e • .r. &I c l an • , , : . ~.. une or the N:O 5 ‘. in . - -t• -.'" ' ..4itefg . •• .- -.:*-• • ••- •t ' Ile. -?ii+- `'•r. . . -' s a t. .-I,•' .. ' ' ' ' ' • Ltr ti •mi' . ' C WV ttatira• ab • tlemen'who sipe4 the Rif ••• ' ' - s•-• • -, ‘, eq isiaon. • • `"" * - ••a- a, • ..• t..... . . dr. ......,. . ....,;1-, - ,-- i' . • . '"... .;' '''' '. I°' 14. ' 7 . 4 4 / 4 ~.s li Tif. . , :. to . : . 1: 44A4 0: 44 :17; er.m .r f. ' P : ... , `',.•-wi:alv:l.. pit., s, )4il : w jt a i dl a .loh said ii 7 . llo P l .4 :atidegii,':.b°d:;:aliisanb:.; bidadd"illedmilarMt:r.entimithithC.79nPce;itethintssuoigtinfitneg.isth:eeodrniffeMrhoseeeti:ulielean:dheww.is]ctalainia. . 1 • 71 •i . 01 e • . . ~ ~ 4... 4;0 . or . 5 A • Adr ,_2: - t. ' , j 4%, es. ,a ,- . , 4. • . , . ng the ifi s h se... • - ..• • . tA ; , '- '. • ''. ....v . - _, - . * ' * 4 : •,..it."!%:•• i•- • • --,....• 4 . .• - ••! • - Is -ve• 1 • • °V T ': '..A.. .4 4. 6q .. l i f t . t . , l i ' vt, .. : 11.. e ~.- : 7:„ ..: '.. • : „it :lidet-e . p. . ~ • ;.?: ... 4zt '• : ; .....,_ I ; : ~. .ak. '• • . . ~ s „ :.. , it:.vtt. . 1 ! ~. e w., .. . . ior ok. four .otßei• Comte cedtmce, it having been ,r-ra. Ilgedimzedebebfeurteirdp.i. _. . ~ ~, it , .; , . : .. •"4 ' ' • -, • • ' . an the !BOW ipecellos their.duty. Thee= thither, Ilya he was to move '-e Add ress , --' cal 2 I. ~. " • •••.)-• 1 - . ~. • '.. * .• 7 •illlllir It . • T- -. 0 1 . •. " ; : .'". ,___• • , 4 . lot iipt. 2 llribeyieglOelt lOW Church of She Meeting, however, .being decidedly : ril e e x ~ - ~, i- . , • „,..."*-4 , 1 . ••••7 0 ' , * . ;.4,.. 4•114 / . : . 4. - 4e r v . . 4 N . .3... • 4. Ai h rti -: C I -p: . .mrs. , 1 ,,.:4:4". - - - ,,,,, i . ..,, i ... .. • : . 1C. ,. ~ 1 1 an coo) it. LaOst u teFi *gre of ciai bl ini r n . g !a i l , mer_ th. ey c h on ad tin uo ui t tg n g ai li ja d i . - sofili 41 ' 'ls9+T.lel .- •., .... _i k ,„„, oo . . swile -severe renearki on e ithp re 14 %1 s . , vm pr ce s . It. . - • ... : . ! I.". t . F M " , . • ... . 14 1 r . .L . ..." 1 0.11 .. • .6 . ... .. till ,4 . ,11 ..1 4 ...... • • ~ ~ .. TV • martin lehsellon, bewhey- Witi was agreed to. in that Counrilr. Pal '''' : • • • :-. 7: - . ._, I'' .- .. cleat , •rnmil t ,:.- •.i- . t'' 'lr " 1.41 J 4l . . . "' L oit Jpecd 4 and bmen, old Be made -• • rattliret •' • 'es we lint; • •-e - I leie. *. ltt e ,- ' ' • . ~ , ..., .4, -' 7 • . . °vat , -• ~ .. . •-4 4 •• Ili+nt lef"." .. - 1 - ~d,a : 4* .4,,._ ~,-D" -'a • • .. • ~ . • • Coin reqginalljnipporte sending a Renuisitini to the High tad s ge n !' y r s• . - i ,- ii.• • . 'ire' la • • "ilw ..- '•• ' - nap, slitiyikf." IP " - r. . . -•,..r ';'' • • •b•iicrr 4 .r -, -4 le-a• 4.74 : sso, . Ma ~..,1 only seven names, four'Lads, tree fic ' ' AL ' ' s scam- k i d ''... *III. •i ~ .e.p.7•••' , . .. . • • A. •17 •40 .M . i -• 1 • :.' ;.''. . . • . . Wee aail 7 ~..4 5 8 " ,..%. • :'`l• •as - , , a. 4 . . . iit.'4 , * • ' . - . 18 / 1 12 wed, and.ttnidhers *so 'Squires, all pratiasesi supporters o f t h e m ir. ,.. t . 4 . • .• • -to . if called pp* -41 e, thirefore had green pleasure in coming an A,' ' • • ' *l • '"' • - * war. * 4 -1 ' - -1 .• . !est4" , • • -.......- :‘,,,,,i-- , ~‘.,;,,A , , ,_ , p i -.. 1 , . tP. , .., s -• - • 4 "4.:"•E•1 7-; • i s 41-4 4 A h '=2 ;,,,...1...i,„ . , • ; • ; .Isreariug st soft of rd. dress Ala ‘anated from the l'eornsary. 4,.. t , r , . .. , , jr, .....,-.• ' .. 4 -1t it:. - -.: 1 ... it ,41",:rt411 ..,,-.. -„ !, - -, ..*! - • ,4 .` ,, i. ' -,• '4 4 -1 47' . l *. Alfiridtpisioilatielfor -die puipme of 'plunder, fnwsremarits,4fr: Palmer concluded by - - ,-..; •-. i." [ . , 0 44,00-i; • • • i ...ALI .• I . • . • . .• : • tiy . '!° swi rl 010 4 • I . .- , 1f t...• . • : I .d. . Agi t - '• " ‘:''''" • Oss•-e-A4O. '* g i bt = l9l r . - • • I I i- . ' die •:. • - • ' • •-• •_ • a • "i 4 i r • • • •`` ' f in • lave this office to Clelbniford e they d'ideess, width. was seconded by Hy, a r th dr. " l " cti2 .- ,'• - • bytiall. fflellingnre, Golf; and May, Iliovlr . easy. p i e is e s . v ia . ~ - .. , . Opipeabies, .I,hatilaus ' The Hum Colonel Woinnouse thtn p-c- , ord 14 • nip be e part. of. Ewer, and not less an Arress as an amendmeat s. and, after som: L ue::.• i t 1• -'• ‘ sr e„„ . . lissid- - - -,. ' l's4° 1 061 .10‘ • 'r *... 4 .' '' • .. '• ' '' te 1 0 16 %.*A . - - • are treped to thia.gang:. Their aamert • wawarecoreleil by• Thomas Cuhitt, E s l. of pe'llin'' i . a ' t - ' e *-- • . • •.. 1eh_ ... 4 -.. . , r ...-. -.-, A -. ar Omni . , 11 Lewifselei, Robert froaf, Edierif Drywh J. .4 Ile klloH SHAME/ took a chew et . hand ' S of e . . .. ' . 1 .i'' • s • : 7. ' ".41 ‘ i . .. .. ,... .titolike *moon. st •' ' • Clirrgel A •••'. • - ct, stii tchthe !l ab s . s -- '7., Apies c Jirwees Westwood, Joseph Chessanc, Wm. Anactichleept, and then oa the original Alici. t - 'ar, e. ' de cos- _,..,-•• -. ;',. • • tkl•egard tb :A . treeh lost '' • in -and (twitchers. Woolf and Litchfield were the -wikaikoured as iiear as possible to count the num' b a t . .. zstor, , . -411 ' 41-- • .. . .01.1••• :- , , • •-- -.,' .• ...- • , ttie esaminatioA and m•:• , lowletrof this horde of robbers, and they met at aus sash, which appeared to liiin so eqw.al, that be • . . • -Ille.X.Astleg. nay new; • ' lia ~ke .; disc . . .. - • 4.• Orson, book-]tamper at ..... lonely • house, called Metton-hall, molt nights during was unable to decide which was carried. • i - - .- • - _, : tolP.s .. ind ttion; - - '-'' '!' 4 11"*. CrOSS A. 1111 4 . s'.' •. Mir Cheapside, a , , .'"'Wx th eir career, -and spent their time iu earousiug and A desultory conversation folio Ned, Viich la t t ts t .A r o r ies sii. • ' w al ya stsi ." b ow , - t 1 , 6 k). olulhe . of the ' •at of that sad, to a. •. , preparing for ffiture exploits The prisoners behav e d more than an hour. Mr. Archdeacon liAtutusr, i • •-t• - • * lisliali s iss haw betas, ; t . ',. •,, .s. ; the go • 'at of Kr. •: : • Clough, Sl u lligh Mule: in the most audacious manner, and cursed each other Mr. PALLIER, Colonel NVoetriouse, Mr. Slanciax ' ; s - i ii i.4 . • ' foto seae bb ie e l s tee s se, ••••'.: . - 11 Will i r erAhin i t - i ?.; . - - a parcel &ratted hi ,' .. for having split (eimfessed) to reveal robbCiiii. El-ww, and Mr. Cireatts th il l a t it t s h 'EL, qu too d k u t d b in e pe ;;.. , .1 • iiii t i g s, er : En f e •. • #W- - fr '. anikrac . eiy6d at their Offu froin the South es, pal share in it ;during which attemp.s were nodes fits , 4 ,a4they s e ar I!ia, ' elegeisfis coeds. Mrirlhogh stated,sthat • A few days ago a young man was broueht to a compromise, -by leaving 0 .i.. < • .'- - • s ' 4 1 e ter ..Tit,. .std, the out containing a goose, aticlthepthee, •, ShadWell-PoliCe 7 offiee, on a‘ckarge of-bastardy, by graph of the original Address (the only part tbjec:el - - I.i..est .. ',..- ..7 -I: 4.' : -4: • '''i -; , • ;iv- -. '-V .•, - . nefsi• • +ll sent Asp from, a Mend of his pt goo , the Overseers, of Poplar; ills' thenfetrge being proved to) on account of its alludin g s. to the necessity of at • , Lepaintb e i c ri olne ' . -1, y a m •• 1 •• ~ ' ade.,,,,Z,.i attp.tbn, by the Telegraph anti to be lek at • , againithini he was sit at large, on•ckbdltioe that he amelioration and revision of our Criminal t:ode t f er : . ... ' r"": - alfiee 'oll . c:died for: ,the Church- has was il trireted .; would either marry • the• girl or allow - 2 sum per which , although most presen t allowed the necessity i • ''• end tlei to a cons! ' afOr int' . . /tr..Wingravr, St. Chureh-y d, a theother week for the maintenance of the child .he preferred of, yet deprecated its introductiu si into an Addresser ' . • • • ea* !fir agooad residffigirith b . . • to h i He citikd at the (Ace:after the coacb the latter, -and for the purpose of evading both the Condolence. , • • ~. '.. rs. • as; 90; reathtrstehttbuildi • s- ha d come in on Wednesday last, and ' told there par i s h - st d the g irl , entered on board a ship which Mr. T: Cusurr proposed , .that both Adheres • -. - viith• an a - ccideirt - • W • ee'n- • . p is, ....2- . ... A • • • . . • _L._ LW rill WhSTitt such parcels ;ht again applied ' Tbursdap was about to sa il. Yesteiday• morning he was pro- should be left for signature. . . \ ? . ' ,'- yik al . .. 11Cnil wat k illa . t OS r r ea death i WlTl _A...fl e ah i . ..i . ri 1' and reees7ol the sand anssver :on his nrinif the ceediAg towards the ship with some luggage, but on Colonel Wooestoese, however, signi fi ed his deter. .r. i • .!. • , , . ing•a s la sit? ur . ~• . • „..... • . its iy ne t ,n it 'W." w i huOk-keeper a frinnd df hislad tome u 1014114 nm his way-thither he dropped dowel, and instantly ex- mination not ts wi th d . raw the diner:sin:eat ; au t ism % s i lo l ti br a; it • mi . * , dit . fts be coach , and seen them received in . the See, was pined. Xs . body was taken into the workhouse some further loss of time, th e Meeting was disso:vecl, deftwootildkpante zr.thi, titer. but u t , otyj ~ tolst'there wets no ... passengers by th a t . coach. from (where the.girl is confined) for a Coroner 's Iqquest. (thanks hav l ag ... first been moved to the High •`.lvini, . • it . . tii . i „, abitiscat ‘ a ~i lidiat ai ew as In , .qoutnimptont li ft er being knit •;11 pres the delivery.. SaelmWe-Tuesday night some villains brae and carried lit acclamation,) without any decision . . tidbit seas rareXed, and the way hills or that and th into ihe V..on Chapel, in Crown-.court , Itirsiell- being cone to on the purport of the Meeting. 4i• . *hi • sidl e sillp:expikti-otertiday. •.• • • . tee ~,_,_- Vrikiint's pray, but he was told no of any s sch street, Coven-garden,- and stole a prated basin, on Tbe Hon. Colonel declared it was an absurdity to • -.- 41#11 w ; Mitten lak.l -1 :0 _ ...as. Pew skev: .'pir - eeis' appeared'. The basket di r e to Mr. Win- the inside or the bottom of which was inscritiett, stwposelhat the sense of the, County could be tains 1 -•- • • ' •'' 43 . Itr..- • at," 6 lllltniel grave - se:as however found, and delivd on Saturday i Suffer. little . children to come unto me, and lorbid at a Meeting in the Shire-hail, and retired with his I‘ . -, j •on• . 4 ''. l "-----.` 6141.- 'ulQc'flisburr . ;la his rasl;*biit no ITdingshinieen• hear d'W his turkey, in them sot;" alai a silver spoon, siren or, eight yards 'friends, expressing their intention of tigliinc• their • . 1.. DOR f i_i i • • • .. 1 .,• ; ,.. 3 ` 11.4 . -a 4 : l air . •,,,,wVi. ,c Ira. 116 1 6 ccruenaefice of.which. he-had been tiil t tie the etpe n ee of linen r and other article: belonging to - the Chlpel. own Address, ansi.fersairdini it to Carkon House. -.• 4 ‘ i • g . . ...i i; ; - .' ' 4 ' 111 ". 'i w , egam 4 = . 'OA_ .... , (4. • Of aiofher turkey', •as that present IRAS not inteaded CAPITAL Pirstisietsrs.-The f'ollowing,theicifil -11 •"''' 7' ----: —• .- --- --- -'''' ' ' .4 1 r; : 1 .k ,',.'.' -- '' : 7 .M . "11 - 1,5 ,3n,A - a r ~!4 " , foi himself. ilebail teceived a 14ter from *South- instance of the operation et the law, which in is -. • . . . BIR ' H I flll4l%av in I%a:wk.-street, the Lady of Sir Jones I. , , • .A. , • .;.), ....„:,. . 2 .• • , .:.. . # ' *yawn m i5.. .11 li s iW aintittsageopr. day morning; by wine' hhe learned that tbe punishment of death on the offence -of stealing * et of s i asibtre . --: • it. .',... ..1 ..4...44, - - ..: '. . ~..PsPi , .h o 27:, t c gorce had.fieea lirlibooled and loin privately from a shop to the amount of five shillings, Monday, et esehnin, Mrs. Hawthorn, wi:e of the Rev. !".t. 'Si r W u . Hawthorn Metiodis, Preacker, of a son. • Al: . '''. * Ili", • ' , 1.-raii VW 4 - ins 4". Jistariwtb ..... miativerit,_, , Thi Shopifftin was • 5 ., ) 4insoods4, in Narkft-street, !'ark-Lust, :he lion. Mrs. Rey:c-, ft. _- • - • ~, A, , ,;. 1.1 . 11 . . uf a son. • • . ) ' . . 4. • • . .14,0"_ t, . .- , v i,... • ,• . ' : 4 '.::.! , . • •• answeri Of- the book•keeper to the inquiries made at prevent bankers' and goldsmiths' an other shops, MA R liTE__l3. II : • .A io ''' - ,•‘ • • WS& flitL itair .• ' .41treent the office. Mr. Richard Miller, Albron-terrace, where . there are commonly goods of great value, from December 15, Lieutenant J..bn Baxter, R.N. to Mary Lo,..sa ‘• .:r . -5. - A , • '` • - - w , :' date 11Tody of White Horse-lane, • Stetinee, said-be banked the two being robbed; but it goes s•si far as to make it death Fitegerald Eustace, eldest daughter of William NUStaC'et En. of i • .14k . • -.le..tinisa, the .ngineer tektta is -Corn- parcels at Southampton, and came up. to town yes, to lift any thing off a counter with intent to steal.- Greenwich. 8 Pete -street, Westminster, who was Vied by "KW week, by th e same coach with diem t ,be was Under this Act one Afars Jones was executed, whose to renal, aL , P d 7 o n r er, Thomas Air!. ct lib i ngord, Est or Cher - :,', eidhrtintate accident. The 'decease* 44 16 on ti 'isitside - ild the parcels were Packtd on` the roof of sale I shalt just mention ;it was a t the time when I t tsb r a l l tr i et ilXfOot, Rect . :l776ot un, tiotti n r. ghter nig oLh e. c Lte Er. . • 1 • •• . * filet farm the gronsid, snaking dine pm. the:teeth. He allowed, however, i that their -inn. 'prawn:it:lints acne issued, on the. alarm about Palk- Tbursd..y, James Wigram, 1. A. Fellow of Trinity College, i per:dons for altering the gistresseternf thiNem a rany. .tidas.)pere changed Ocenionalljy , . fed that enSingiland Islands. The woman's husban d . was pressed, i‘a..-„brire, son of Sir Robert Wieram, Bart. of Waltham:ow-. Home, to Anne, dat•ghter of R. Arkwr4tit, Esq. of WiactsbY, Afhaeser Engine*? st es Withhtm. :dallier*" s citsi- poke of the journey. thexnere put to Goff: Ifi their gods leized for some debt of his, sad she, with , . Mostsponthe eisqpired alairaticen. tie liE *Won tedium:it with the coqch ie r .4l2 Cr oss lisig Inn, two small ehildren, turned into the streets to beg.- Drrb Y' llu • • et ltossie, on the 11th lost. George Mainsail, Esq. din:- . 'filch they loot ben - built ••ilif deeeteir babe% where he ' ail ned wetit • Ito ilia etiach"-oiE,x, 'Tis a circumstance not to be forgotten, that She was, tick t• Grate, meat daughter of Mr. David Dun, liaise. 's' • lirakete eleceo, • • • both' to ille groirck waiting th e unloadins of tha . ..:*.ebach; to get ]file own very yoting (under 19), and most remarkably haad-a; ''•• . DIED. • . The deceaded's 'Moshe* life ir despaired lisggage.- During h 4 -stay in. she 'office Ter saw the some. Soe went to a linen-draper's shop, took some ' ' Die. ey, In &dummy -farces, 'Mild Lowell, Es q . P m eiette og.fell on 'ffle het the deftest* taltselff,Y .yaw baskets, and heard. theme celled over with the coarse linen Off the counter, and slipped it under her and quiff or ne swim. Newspaper. &WOO, woe is dims, and Was takes I. a dee .way-bill, and supposed they were checkedotr, as no cloak, the sho k wornan Saw her, and she laid it down; Wk _fteaday se'nnight, at his house in Sherborne, in the 4-. k &Effie spectactel s was dashed neaft to pieces, observation at all was made respecting them. H e for this she was hanged. Hex defence was. tI have rr•r a l i ns dw as s i ethm e lilt• . sit dad from** e ff ects of the severe injury 1* had was in • the office and heard all the parcels checked the trial in, my pocket) that she had lived in credit, James Jar ,net. for m an, years t h e Pt. Saturday, in tlet 99th year of her age, Frances, the wife vf Mr. . fikiliVede:-- Thfis CROW!' and Jury animadverted on with the way-hill.-On the part of the Proprietors of and wanted for nothing, till a press-gang came and Dyne Fisher, of the Theatre Royal Dnu74ses. td's - impropriety Of erecting .scafrolffing with rotten the inn, the book-keeper produced. the which way:hill of sole.iter husband from her i• but since then she had ' - -DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. or .diecayed timber, and hoped this accident would- Wedeeiday, the 25d o f December, - 0 both the no bed to le on ; nothrng-to give her chiluren to eat ; Cahn Waders ani,others to be mote circusespect in - percels were inserted, bat-against the one directed to and they were almost :Weed ; and perhaps she might atj'aele,,°-.019.' N. Warrington, :Z i j . ° T ".',.. e Hi s r h- Thi sure ,;* ta; B r ugh ' , . e ,, thingi _ b " e l kin thl p t : future. ' Verdict ..-Accidental Deathdeidierd, £ l.kMr. Clough were the wards •• not come ;" which be bas's dice something wrong, for shehardly knew what wood, con l-c es t er , airwave. 'former , es, S. Monad, Dean -street, 1.. 'An Ingest Wu held at St:Thonias's Hospital; oa on his oa th declared was written by him at the tin did; the parish officers testi fi ed the truth of this Pianneya nue, merchant, t at . tw3ty C. 19, L. 23, J. Foostit i , I * the body af ea Delver, *room en Mr. , Taylor, of the parcels .were checked with the way-bill. The story; but it seems there had been a good deal of . ..,..._ Wabdsi'itorth, who died au consequence of a kick defence therefore was, th at •no such basket had - sir: shoplifting about Ludgate: 'an example was thought 4 " l " riginctil ' 4 i bu ' erch " L '' " ten ' IP Vohs iherse he was cleaning. Verdict-Accidental. Aired at the Cross K eys Inn. No explanation was becespiT ; and this woman was hanged, for the con- DIVIDENDS to be made in tie COUNTRY. • - Death., - Deodand ft-Another ruttiest was held atlzti at to the a:na t ions made to Mr.eleugh, that fort Tad satisfaction dime shopkeepers in Ludgate- 3 the saute-place, on thebody. of R. Ruekkr, a b'rewi , _n. 24, T. Grigg, Plymouth, teawlealer, at an elevri, at the r were not in the -way-bill. ' Mr. Miller being / street. IVlten brOugliiirective sentence, she behaved 47 kl i e 1. Bidefor4l:&,:olYranuthe'n "I:fienieS' at :- 1 1t r b • 3 4 2, Beioni : - . ie s me sa/1 44 0 4 was-killed by - being jamened• by a **mem said there Were other 'baskets packed in a sr• in such afraetic megr, as mired her to be in a rUS-. Jan. es, A Giulia, • kulfit . a.beef• . Viodiet- Accidental Death.-An In- miler manner, in the office ; hadid not tike up. the trated and despond state; Pad the chili was suck- and lisps, at eleven, • own +as held it die _Cumberland's 'Head , Bryan- • basltets in- question•and look•at the direetions, bnt''he ing . i . ; 4er driest wiktenrshe set pat for Tyburn." Grai;beck, Cumberland, dreier in hotter at the New Crown Inn, Pentith. Jan.. 19, J. G. Werninck, Plymouth, merchant, at twelve, at Weak- , fotinesstreet,. on 'Mr.*: P. 'Wade, wholhad been ill had no ("Guist thot titer •ffere • there. He positively - Wal l Dad. filf.--ilauthAf•pist four o'clock this sey's motel, Plymouth Dock . . Jan. 19, J. Doson, Manchest e r , 5v 6, for some ti and tarns fouuff by his wife. dead in' swore he heard them -checked' with the way.bill ; the...morning, as Mr: Radom, e respectable butcher at merchant : at four ! at the star Inn, Headwater. Jan. 2 , • Clark V, arley, Yorkshire, seedsman, at eleven, at the Oil - tteCis* . : ' Filed by theVisitattott of God. :coachman cilia oat 'this directions, aid the book- ' W.skati, was proceeding on horkeback• to this town, Qbar.,' Halifax - Jan. 43, J. &atter, Wakefield. li a na-dra p er , Il ' i e lltt 4% 101 6 ... beitt'llt the flame time , ~ .k eepor checked the MIL On refol'euee to the :hints OD kis Wily to Hedonfeneighi market, whe n he had - * Itt • de In this side the - *daisy turnp ik e - liar, he' at eliwen, at the Seadona.bouse, Wakefield. Jan. vs, W. u s . diction in in it ich e %cai64 sB, vsli it k i k , . et t h e n esti t tet 4.4 . , _____..•,_____ _ i _ ... ar dent T Bartram etswortb, OtSlMlnfam umer oho , T m o nkeepet wn.him , at o l e f lez d en, a j t u t , lseholll •' . • O9 / 41 4 7. Orfti Thiar es, of r • j? . . .- .. . • • , eetwwww; ier ow.. assees-an-conera , ,whi es ik eeves .....llpg i pme w ern ieipw ,- aw-wereen. a t tin . - 1 • • • . . • lseeneesdinty, The d e - ' ice , g ," t h at t h a f aa t . •,a t • - sweat pods net. .joekets.on feat, who, aft* asking him a few trifling i s h a kspeare Inn, Drinford-upon-Aeon. Jan. 20, E. Evans, ' l '' ' Cretin!, ••. . •••• Wieriher g illawsneri lOW* snatches goaeli-oSee be proved; nod Mtlfillat bong tnidde iiiiiiisilisns, seised the bridle of his horse, and one of anti .4 ~. '• • . 0 114 04' .• . • ierstedte b o swear as to the identity.of the basket In the Ake, •• , him . • I m put a bundle down in the round, and then 'le Inn , "In Bid .... ' . _ 101WINIMINIM aiti t i t: al ieseniv. Mr. Alder Man Ihnot held, be hied Mo authorityin tpuck Mr: Bertram] on the :ide widt a bludgeou, at upcm . Huu _ - Ili • -.• . .7, •. y. •Verdiet-;%-lik ji**th. the questim. and that Mr. Clough's only reinedy was the same tiros demanding his money. Mr. Bartram, • • .... •' ii se itsbaseltss Inquests 'were, ,Lek: tadirterbe- by action at law, to recover the value of the petrel : (lading himself thui situated, made an immediate 1 t.• ..; f ol ie L ersa. Tame, •Esq• one' of- Wd •tterassys for Bow-reeitee.Two fellows, named Thomas Lees `list-nee with his whip, but was finally thrown upon Glasgow. ealcarcovershirefA-Cht Monday, at• freraptuo.epliti.. and Thenasifeerlett; were brought to the office iie the ground ; being a powerful man, he continued a Maesyrhin • Carmarthen, amber mercha n t, m one, at the Ca. ' do7ery. Jan. 17 and 21, J. and 'l'. Eat, Kiss- eon-upon-Ma, merchants, at emu, at she George, Kingston DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. re- Wade and Brown, Leeds,. wooi-etapiers. Tennant ar'd Co. Furlong and Moir, London, merchants. Gilchress and lc Bryant . , Be Lis t ndon, chernlet:fictSmitur ers Catkin h and Brunt., a : i t/7; Oa view of the isodref_ Mho lane artntnitig, th e c ha rg e of • ha v i n g alarmed - the inhabitants of strong and determined opposition to the robbers,and m ai lman, block:makers. W. and J. Plink., Sydecham, nur- -1 i ' iebnitas reteruing ftchnleboa Ihrthenitiitkm,•etith Chelsea, with crying about false news of a moat thseatenin to shoot them, they thought proper to serymen. Coeppeos and Co. Ne•sensaa'e<nert, Cornhill, 51519- t. • het* iilltElC in a cart 'laden vvith'erleis giros*, 'etc. liarid nature. They- hawked about a fabricated ase • draw back a little, when Mr. ilartram seized their brokers. Ma and Head, landen, ou es er e nants. Tuna?! aaiati, owing to the horses soddetilldr**lisrthe car- count of annirder at Dattford) and not content with bundle which lay upon the turnpike-road, tneunte . d ril Sinclair, Ed i' war ' 4 " d i and s ' a 11 . r i ais a o r the road, near Prooninidge• Milh, it was this falsehoel,.they announced, with all the power of his horse, and gut safe with it te Mr. Lyons inn, in Z7l' t `"..: l 7a , dunes. omce I • Oliefiet . 4l ll• 4•9" ditch, when' oth th e yams Ladies their lungs and the hideous accompaniment of their tirr.laue, the men following 'him for some time, ri--- - _....,.....----a . i . w ortiksnesw %oath the *Mr andother articles epan g ma•- horns, the ma/der of a- g entleman in the nei hb • threatening his life if he did not drop the bundle. 7 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. thedg lfi.**With tillAeuiley glakt 'the lifitiof one carts hoodof Moat ctreet,-. The patrole tdok them into eft- Mr. Bertram " ' Long Anna 1915-16 20 was considerably agitated when he got Bk. Stock - . ' p r essryto, oi Ito person was: near enzr to assist may, and the Magerser.ete eosmiitteet th em. to the inn, and a goad deal hurt in his side by the Reduced 771 i ii India Bonds.7lllpe ; i ' • • the :atter, who was' eupportiag the of one. of The Beadle of SG Mary-kafiltrard enteved the office, scuffle, and the force of the bludgeon ; but otherwise Cogs. shut Exch. Bills 12 17 • the-Marto-Vibe- being codified by the pressu r e of accompanied by a Rl* girl dressed ils the pad* act material') hurt. The bundle, on examination, Se Per Ct. 8641 Omn. - ' - i . #ie floini, but her ,sister wary alino s t in s t aa d y sa g a . c l ot h es; on its being , lottivrts that she was •M - smsai wets fotind to contain a pair of pistols, one of them 4 per Ct . 94ii r ii Cons. for Ac. 7 13-Hlii ciisift.-And, as ighthiesday; at Stroud, fin' the beidy an affidavit, from fier• tender years,- it was thorigik i loaded, sauzeled, and the lock tied up ; an elegant Navy shut Lottery Tickets C 27 Ins. . . , . of George•itisood; aged two years, who drat lt some right to inquire if she knew the naturecif anted:, green plash purse and pocket-book, a gentleman's COAL MARKET, Dm. 28. - boiling water from the spout of a tiii4reetios, in-the beenatien it was-known that she came to swear as the drab cloth upper coat with covered buttons, a silk Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. • oboist.; of his mother, and ' died in y mother of a:bestard,- - a•eontithrtaille degree of asto- lad cotton handkerchief eassemaid, and a very con- 5g Newcastle 20i 38 a Od to 475 Oil 11 Sondetlamd " 6 '.91 Od to 45' ed Aptly OtkikaFail. . Eta a few Minntee us, he nishment and horror was excitedilie *alms only le Siderala. SIM OIUMUCTIP Wit 4 . 0 d t a d- • • s.. wag ta i t so4isk of a tub of rain-water, into which be aciOsimace a dmosi. lbw* a old - 'The ;VI ' ' • Lesda Kau was asie Ssa saa d, . wee k . agar HIGH WATER at LOMDON BRIDGE TO -MORROW.. . . •••• heal fi li ssoopstarras ifiscovered by a neighbour in dme trace ordered thafThe ••• niadeoff - be a .is of the leaders takiag Mcnin g - - 52 minutes after $ . seas ...-.......- II . \ - 03 - 122enht levr i altcornve• 'Voila m eedb" ease ; &Parted from, am iht •a. evident' shesialstfae biz*. the Atiasidiably advanced in t ' 0-4,1 eignatat - - " • . _ Na t femaisa fax sent t o dills Adis jape 'SO" had one onus I biokes by the 4ccident. - 0 / ; 1 .6 4 R014; Primed a) inthliebed by LSWIII Ging Silkol' r r . ... • - • . ._ . . being . . . .. . . ~. . llll,l Tensse.liss... r,. ... $ N. -- , s-\ . N.,• , . . . -al • . •