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r'' :. , ' nirigtan. to.,poz wppr .m.pw,..*;on• pull% • At Till TiiitETRE TIIE I.STH ULT. !"liOE 141 E Eltleati OP 'THE IRISH. Cll •FA *k-41- 4 "sP CATTi. •v, Which was meavOldably postponed to the insulin . • • rtf •Est:a ';'i d . By no mean.pride, no prOudice ••• • enlighten'd spirit fiefs fer human kind, For him, who"raviah'd from his native poll,' •: "? ) . penea,th j r he turtuOn& lash' in hopeless toll, • fcarcesdeem'd'a man, sustains beyond the main, ,coift an it atlstettees, for a stratliter i a gain! , Nor less for him, who, In the fearful hour' When mad rebellion, &tiled with recent pow'r, Shook to its base the altar and the Throne, Fled from the witherin& storm, but fled alone, 1 . And nett of honours, f;rtune,fhildfen, wife, • • But szed—Alt ! little wOrtlkthn awing —life. The found in Clinitis remote, for these Opt woes, The found among thy faith's, tily freedom's foes, Britain I—that then easel feels and yield redrew, • The =led Gaul, the ettspad •,1144 cal,h,* l Bold in this noble troth, we plead Wright ; For those who who hold a near, a dearelciight t Wbo bold a claim on every British :id* Mee prong, more tender, than the dm of kind; Who with ourselves one common feeling bout, Who, with ourselves conjoin'd, a patridt host, Assert the cause of Freedom, and maintain Britain's high honours and the rights of Spain ! With the proud tale while your glad bosoms swell, Which future sires to future tons shall tell, .• How on immortaliz'd Vittoria's plain * : • • Strew'd with the conquering and the cooquiol 1104 • Pale Gallia saw her conscript thousands fly, ' • Seated by the lightning of the Victor's eye; Think ye, whole bands who on that glorious day Sher'd in the dangers of the mortal fray; Think ye, that He, whose genius planed the deed, Sprang frofn the race of those whose cause we plead, That led by WELLINGTON, their country's pride, They fought for Britain, and for Britain died! Say then, shall those; with us alike wise share The sea's dread peril, and the Wits of war, With as alike o'er land, o'er ocean roam, ' Te guard with us the dear delights of home, With wounds, with age, or Maness helpless grown, Want a poor pittance to regain their own t Nol- I To she veteran, let our aid be givin, So feels the pitying heartso counsels Heaven 1 POLICE. • • : PANTHEON 'THEATRE. MARLEOROUGH-STREET.—AII information was beard on Saturday, against Mr. Jones or Jonas, another of the performers at the Pantheon Theatre. The pro ceedino adopted in this itistance Were different ftbin these - on a former occasion, thi defendant haiing been brought up under the Vagrant Act, and not by information 'for the penalty. - Mr. A'LLEY,for the defendant, contended that there was a clerical error h the information; which must quash it, namely, that both the singular 'and plural number had'been used'; one part of the information having stated that Oath had been made before one Magistrate, and in another part the plural us had been used. The Learned Counsel also contended, Oat xbe alledged act of vagrancy had been committed on the 25th July, and more than a month having elapsed; the offence could not be recognized under the Act.— Mr. Ailey wits making other objections, and Conten ded the peiformances were legal, under the sanction of the Magistrates' The Magistrates were of opinion there was a de_ rical error in the information, and accordingly missed it. The matter here rests ; tto other attempt to atop, the performances have been made 'at present. ' Mr.' CUNDY has :;everal thollsaild . natheato .11 inti. • •la • tiOn to the Loant namsooftiattr: • An:LET'S THEATRE. UNION liALi.---SalllrdaY; Mr; ASTLEY, of the Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, charged several officers belonging to the Palace Court with commit-, ling a trespass and riot; by forcing their way IntO the Theatre by the bkck of the 'stage, for the' purpose of taking ont'of the perfcirrireti; on an ezecutiOn for foss. ft,unds. After they had made their caption, a ntmult ensued, and one of the officers was beaten.— The 'warrant. was also seized and torn top:gees., The Magistr-te Irma clearly of opinion, that' the forcible, anti' was a trespass, and the Officers were Oriteredito (Inaba.' . 'll4r,'ASTLer proposeg that the defendants should =Wan Upologfiblfeht papers; admitting " that they batil titdaviiitlli entered the . Theatre, and 'he Said he. • would not press the prosecution. They readily con mated to the proposal, 'and the charge' was dismissed. • ROI3I3ERY OF tI;I*.LEJLOS MAIL. • BOW-STREET.—Saturilay,.adin Afrier and William 'Pith*, the two the aho ':apprehended a* week agu by Layerder,nt Mossrt;•"Praed ins! Co.'s, : irt the: act of u tiering' *me of the •notei 'Of'tlie Buckingham shire and' Ayleißtirjr Bangs that had bei:n Stolen frOiii the Lads the'tithe it wag robbed in North amptotish;re, about fifties tenths since, were tgouglet to the Oilier, aturtmirierweat a second exatninationz It turned out that the very notes the. prisoners sented lot-, change, were the same •as had-been ferrn t-; ted to Messrs. Praed and Co. hom their connectiod in Kettering, on the day the Leeds. Mail was robbed. Mr. PARKIN, the.Solititor to- the Post. Office, at tended, and put *timber of intriogiforiel t 0 the. prisoners, but nothing new transpired, .ThefirlsOnsrsr, \•,•eri committed fcglurther exan t ioation. . • .A mail cart, ttsiNt tor the purpose -of deliverinj: parcels; was' broken open ',' on Tbuisclit Moiliong, Nichnlaa-lane • Bath * during the momentary absence. o the portil, robhed 'of four parcels, among which was one sent from' Messrs. Gyeand SOU:, to Mr. L. Gye, of Gracethurch-street, I.6trdo s e,..coty-' , taiaing bank - post Lilts to thiamount of seltso. ~; A few days since, the chill of the landlorsi.a thr • Gecirge public-house, Bethnal-greenroad. loattis life by drinking tome fly -water. The mother had the fatal mixture on a table for a fewfitipaties; Silak she attended a customer, at which istictuie about five years old,.returned from school, and drank it.up. Antidotes were administered, but too late, as' the little innocent eipired ifs grFat agony the same evening'. • • Olm•ir)_ " .a3rM hla'f ,•ri. a,- f.,*ft jinn'. 1;1 _. o a`aiday viith ,• her tither and mo4l et,. —..auniahini.l4*Elief intuit Affit'a4l, .k take °De CaUenuinipa (With , whoch • 'OW AV, s"- inetnetlyi " it; illuiPtefis.Aho.tfrivtliCe. iato,o.oAbkethisfiser and pro... toK a ari n4 g e .A. b f r t et a lPitigd Rirailiimelltogreti, hi witneis Consente ; t eyAnyr t tO.P,all ! linahinch, to the house of H. Wilson, wre pit% isoatn elesa ;:*. Jtialthigirllien I ling,/ 6 Mihister wean ) whei wilt starry fou hadasellasonirtaite tip, ttar qg 4is hpu, .A 44 5 A i4.3.44, hp.w.si.iutibria ivestied !what wiyms Oauglir kr% yin hr...a4f i t 'kik ,ningt ,if be' would' t o e witneu or, is law o wife ibefoi4: l Catiii iiiit lbw Ha,' tat iii4fi (Anriii ti) a would takm - gen'oingi'Reherlitillibild; - lid joined their hands nobs% : Thitnase tilt 'Protestant of the Es;abliqteiteltprchi. 4e l iniippis s Roman Catholic ; Jennings ...wisbcd ir t isoner 7 Rik ik le J'ed for thin; andhb riaid he could ifi . ry givinzs Or t i llie tit.ef thWinditidge T , iirli&ii ail& 'fin- We, jtiarnagep bneliiioht4 fild,`' it'braltdt v iistikr *im tiriitur' ' V rnatriageptinek ; bar; witnear mil! intittittg; .MI ii said, P palif-fifi Ravenna*, youipinst satisfy-Abe gi'rl." risone!Ain i tvenAiorpaperc r i wrote ,the, lines, which were Imodneedtp Court.; . rcinerely ' a sctitft ofibilf a ilTdif of iciper as 140 Ow.s i .4 , lleme•are to oertify, -, tbat miry ifirflAtltsalay joined it* , TerTiw., to chriacepher Fenntny, 4 Nippara, es :akyen under ray tithU; tuft zeorDeeeniber, cBl4. e , was. o." . 1 r• Jennings lesdlliettitl) waitin, eilto put than' in het' ! V ele s t i i .?o . 4tlP,PWiPsligisd he aleh gare l. her. tYksrePeatiela-fpernns troll iek itrluat is clt,:giee . to ,the prisoner, wh p threw tia t ent on &Wei e, disiitisfied. Jennings said, “An t ; pl,ease your ißeterinte,.hlr.Cowdy, whatever is your aemind MI pare!. iifoisoour then tooknp the titn.penifiell, end pin tern lin **OW. • —, • " . .. Cfose-ex4miptrd.o—Hafi been acqpaiggc) with Jett nftiii fdrtvVelie maths, during which I t ip . cciurtedber ;, fraol - hien in a' rodtfiratoiii"*o Jennings before "'the day-he took her' to the 'prisneer 'to; be - married, 'but nothing improper happened. David Kerr, Esq.—Shewn.the•marriage-linen got them from Mary Hair, who seemed very tune' • to itt p give them up,' :AS she said it was tbe only te ns I, she had of thernaniage.' Jane M , .Kee.—.Livet in Ballinaliinch ; prisoner came to her house, aad.asked.if she could give Jen 6 nings and Mary ijair a bed ? witness said. she would, if they were man and wife; he said tp,oy,werp• • kie, then brought Jennings and the gitl; aqd' On witnest' expressing her'doubts of theiibtini mitried; itU Aid he would take his affidavit of it. Christopher Jennings sworn.—Knows .Mary Hair; was in company widther the day after.Claristmas4.ol, had been in a priiate room With her before that,. Ind had intimate knoWledge of her for six months before. After mach equivocation, acknowledged liePould nett say he had connection with her, but was more 'kali mate than persons should be who are not married.-- I Never heard Mary Hair . say she was witne ss 's wife prisoner never married them, no r 4oine c i their hands; ' did not hear that he was a Clergyman; he is called . the Co:maw f prisoner did not giie Mary Hair an y tnarsiage.lines; was arrested, but constable permitted him to go to Dnwnpatrick, for the put:pose Of taking. .the advice of a lawyer. The gentlemank Icapt,ed•to 1 see not being at Downpatrick, hewent to Dublin, for' 'the purpose of consulting him ; acititi*lertgedhe 'ti thed the prisoner in the gaol. '' 1 •••• • ' '. ' The Under Gaoler NS as examined as eritthe hand.. writing of al , llvena, and belieyed t he marriage-linos I. proeuced are of his hand-writing. .... 13: , : . : , . : qtr .1.1 TLe Jury retired, and in a short time prou It 1,1) a verdict, fit:cling the prisoietquilifar On cbunti 4 in the indictment' i 1 .4 1t; ' ) 3 2 3 '' - Aker hanissgt had given lir widens% Its strive 'stated, he was re mover PPM the 1 • 21 * . - 1404% b e -A ock s ' and on Thurslaylitst tried oa an .indict . rußqpr.a con., spiracy to debauch Mary Hair, angfor ari assault. The evidence in this case being albabWitiaray die" same as what was produced on tbe-trial of Malliedai the Jury.found him Guilty. . • , 1 ' When M. Mlllvena was called to the.bar to receive. setifesice, and asked by the „Clerk of thie crown if be had any thing to iifyiliyientenae of death and exe. cution. should no pint; agaititt him, he seemed cisittie unmoved; and said, he hoped'he would not be - iiiio waged for that, it was a crime he was never guilt* of. His Lordship (Judge Mavxic) proceeded,tootisa awful sentence. He said, be had beeu convict dpf 4., ' ctinie of great mataititde, and - ietideitrucOe tb tlir peace of society...that Of - pretending to belt Cleredi man,, and anntrying. two persons of different teligioas 1 persuasionsr--(Prisoner.—< , I never did,myLord!'-")... I for the base put pose of debauching a y.oung,and innos! cent woman. The crime he bad been guilty of bad, ' by an express act of the Legislature, with great jus tice, been made a capital felony. He was 'sorry 'to observe that in this country it ;vas much' too frequent. —( - Prisooer“. I never did,i;, nor pretended to .do , it.')--It is' a crime carculatea.perhaps spore thau,antl other to 'ruin 'the 'peace of faunlike; and introduce' the greatestAisOrdera into civilized society': fr is a cap!: cal felony—sins aggravated by-the purpose for which it was ca emitted, as seduction was evidently part.pf. the plan ; all of which, his Lordship observed, lie had been, he might say, twice found guilty, even by the testimony of Jennings, to thit'iatistaction, apparently, of all spectators. Atter other observations, his Lord. ! ships said, nothing remained for itim but to pass the ' sentence of the law.— (Prisnace....!• Iphope • you wilL spare my Afei .1 neyei .was. guifay."),....That yqu e ! Michael lvtiliena;be' taken to the place From whence; you c c•quevand troll. tante /b the totiambn pfade of ' execution, and there to he Meng by the neck until you are dead ' , and nay the .Loan hate mercy upon your soul. ..... . 6 Prisoner--gg I hope..your—Lordship ss ill give me a i npg . timt." . ~ .. . ; - f- •. - 1 • His Lordeble diriery.Ed p that sa‘ciept time would 4 be given btfri, tk,h64)4o:heiirould make a goOct, use of it.. tr gAi cif throe Watt fixed for, the' 48th of Septe . r. ' 1 ..„7 : 7- • .. 1 l w ., 1 1 Jenhiois drf i iiittgnee'd to sfandAn'the pillory one; itt r od'Oafiliday tio.xt; i .iii,Dowiipatreli, to_pay a fine 015-1040 bllPlPPi°r.id:roi one. j'Csa. , . • . ,PONERSET., e' :'• 1. , • g•Niwri , ./ Mend # S. Seas was tried for violaiiugAbo pts= son at garall Vesiles. The n leAtillsony of ptss..prost Ctittik being ver y clear, and -corrohorated in tss,rp'' or - cireilmititats by otHersOie 'was focritst Ciilltt.. The Lanoedllotrielatiereditately Paised lenteisee df 'death oniKtoiti.obiertittg,:that,such wastht/Strocity# of his ' csisite,..ensk Ole ppel ty ; of , his,tleb aviour i to ; the onto*, innate woman, that ha ttlust not entegtakAnY .41 0 ,Pe. of ineiel'..T-1/. klieds4u,.ldisteillng tw'OhullOcis • f . 1 HatAsi',.. ftii - rtilibithig if:lvfead; and' 1 :1:' ilini,' for , hoosedilielthisk wore , likiwise telalvednsectied, tistill received sentence 4 deads...:•l. • ! • ~: ..., rs..tii:4 Mil resus.:-.l: l 3MERialr.. . / ID . c " . Thi; was.4ii - span brou ght' if, .niSteoll) of 47 . tbe• ebriat 2 ,ttiiik l arb'aifi,lnr art f dts gie - day sfrc . tending , Oki IAN Giinerai ElectiOn."'Thi ' cite Matt opent.d.nn the (On .orlhe prosecution by Mr: LENp-4kir,.Wsr.LiAilas.is Ceannsel•for tbe•def= lit t l ti, made a , hajnisoow v end submissive.. Peoic•AY i ithf % eel Court , ' aelinowiedgi_pg their cendaet to, have .. illeo iirichiiisihis,. and iiniiitiAtinglY 'ilfroniih ' to Mr.Vbillott, the Mayor, inSfigatied otJ byihe heat.ofithe moment, sod in etioneows impulse re speqingihe right of election; and cbmeating to have a verdOt gixet, c avynst tpep,.;, i wAsieh.,was fiscigdititgly done. ' ; hilt iiegir or 'Ties siir."*. ikitAxf is: `24*. s. 404.- - '-i - '',... -'• '4' 'fait* Q. . ' .4 ~• • - ' 4 ,- • This cause, which had created 'considerable interest in tbesnynty,•casne on =an early hour on Wt.dnesdty morning,. It wilt be recollected, that it et iginated t in .some disputes and litigation whjch prevailed a long One ftftheparith'of Prtirne, abbut the right of elect; ing a sauna.. Aitialicrons vioso*entitled Hierowaysiet, . on he subject,- oppea red saboitt font cirfive ; ycars ago * in which the character of the Rev. Rector was treated with much ridicule and severity. The Printer of the poem was prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned.— At the Somurset Lent Assizes Mr. Champneys, as the Author and the Publisher, having suffered judgment to go by default; was convicted, and £l5OO damages were awarded against him, in favour of the Reverend plaintiff; but that lamented Divine dying before the judgment could In duly entered, the judgment of course fell to the ground. As some passages of the poem were supposed to allude to Mra. Ireland, andconceived to be of a cruel and libellous tendency, she brought this action against Mr.Clia mpneys * and laid her damages at £sooo* Her cause was conducted with great zeal and energy by Mr. Serjeant PILL, who entered into the injury done to the feelings of a worthy woman, and the attempt to affect her character. The printer of the poern in , question •was produced, who proved that he was em ployed on the business, and paid for its execution by the defendant ; and several witnesses, among whom were the Marquis of Bath, Sir John Coxe Hippesley, T. S. Joliffe, Esq. and others, proved a partial circu lation of the poem, by their receiving each . a copy. Mr. Serjetmt Lams, on' the pan of the defendant, with considerable address and ability, contended, that however atrocious the publication might be deense4 against the former plaintiff, the passages now piouuced in evidence, as affecting the 'widow, were too xveilt and trivial to demand more than nominal damages. • The Learned Judge summedup . the evidence in the most clear and candid manner; and the Jury, having Len enclosed between eig h t an nine hours, brought ; km Verdict - hi' ihYour bf die'plaiiniff, wits Four Hun dred l'Ounds damages. .. DURHAM. John Hind *as indicted for bigatiy. .This Was an aggravated case. The prisoner married Mary Slid dle. at Grintott, in Swaledale, Yorkshire, and, after living with her a short.time, came to Chatershaugh, in the county of Durham, and where he married Mary Johnson, of that place. There was only a space iof eight months between the marriages. An exttep. I don was.taken by the prisoner's Counsel, that he:had not been a resident in the parish a month before th ' first publication of the banns of the first marriage.; •Dtit this 'ikas overruled t and the Jury returned ayer dict—GUilty.—The prisoner was sentenced to a fine of Is. and be imprisoned twelve months in gaol. ' ';-11forry Collins, of Sunderland, for a misdemeanor in passing Lase coin, was found guilty on the most con.: elusive evidence._ She went to a public-house in Sun derland, on the WO instant, and called for a gill of ale, for winch one offered a bad sixpence ; this was re lused, and another offered, which also was refused. The prisoner.was.taken into custody, in the course of 'the day, in Mr. Hatwell's shop, and a quantity of !connterfeit.sixpenc.es . were found on bei person. His Lordship, 'in summing up the evidence, ob served, that the 'payineni, was not proved, and sen tetced her to pay a. fine of Is. to be imprisoned six months, and at the end of that period to find sisteties for her good behaviour for the same period. Jobs 11/01:::roa. and Richard Milts were indicted for a similar offence . to tloat of Mary Collins. On the 23d (*.October last, .the prisoners went to several public houses, situate on the river Wear, near Sunderland, and called for beer, for which they. paid incoutteefeit sixpenCes, and, when apprehended, a great quantity of base mon e y wak found in their possession, conceal, ed in their shoes, hats, and other parts Ortheir Cqothes. Mr. Po'wel, an assistant to the Solicitor to the Mint, stated.the whole produced to be counterfeit; also a pipe, .whicl4.as taken out of. .Wilkinson's mouth at the time be was secgrtd to be filled with the pith of neck of mUtton, which - colliers use to take off the liNtiittifitt44itade •ccfirk. The - Pilioners said, that. they had found the monzy on the road, and did not know it was bad. Hit'Liirdship, on passing sentence, obseovetl,, that it eft *intonate. for die prisoners that they,were only indicted for a misdemOnour, as they' nilkhelikie been charged with coining, which, .being higli'ireasou; would have affected their lives. - fie tea,s sorry that in theft. case, which was an aggravated' one, dent* °Air ordered them each twelve months - - illtioriocatrient in the gaol, and at the eud, of that 'time to Cuifi sureties fur their good behaviour for the •,, same period. COUNTY OF DOWN. •~ .1 .V C[ x Paestri.. , . c D9WNPATRICK , ALIST 1 7,/*4olli Migivent Nweitoo4' 4ted for represessinit kibuksell e s .l ,‘ Cl erg y aNn .. it m , tialished Ulna% an 4 AO it a Parish Prow itPd i for wilfully and feloinodli cillibi a til k i ur tti ;lA' being a layman; affd also in ntidther' point for assist. ii)Ciniiirt seftitigo-of Mary.li*,: : 7 ,:f: !::vis.A% Mary Hair sworn.—Lives as servant to Mut& Knox, of Dromanockan, near Dromore ; went to • _7_ OXFITIT es tiJAUST - 211. f in a Convocation on Vl e n a last, the Rev. Rulkeley Ran. dinel, M.A. Fellow of New co ogee, Was ele cted Bd leian Libratiar‘littiolicriiiitkUlLth.l t liflai, RM. deceased. ..F.c.c4soititsgo . cm. i gaomp.3l946. ittV. T. CailerbrilloltycoPer,s, Caintesdie,,to tlaqqattlti Rev. Charleißrinn, M.A. to theßtetnryof Woltkitan, "t - vingtott, and the coa GRo ti°, neeeter. ' • ev.Thontas Watkins, Mahrteirone of the chapls:ns of Wil ls /4.. Was: el l I s if.t e nt to ti gl i nfp l e cuivi Mintierat f; • t • " * 4 *" . *MlTifiltat eUtiglatati .. - 31n , • 7) p Gilette.) • lAA* Wows, i)f Abair** 00.1tititreohalikeeper. Thc. • I as. to e • qtr olgr ogid,Amplan. lytniy tdvi'drlitedi ited.i4uVe3ati.l of Si itiaticras,Mhidiews t Dyer, dealined•clapallau. WAR= Vacr, Ate Limpool, At no!! tipp Jaueire, is toy 21-:264 hift•Matoteifteisui '64 man. ): .1 Tita n V • ___ _ • TEcititalitl•P9fcr2. 4 4 ,0717.,fff I*mq, 44.84 : sh re, nets a reu-sn ers, and copartners, to surrender Stiptdalitittl9c,s; Otttibanfrort:erte r at oatWittlF. Md* Ottorpty k ilir—ropi,kylikiac-strost,4aho. ..: 4 Tainer'Orasiurtiir b e t TrOugir.Trihe township of Darsiri,tra. lisalrtc ihAqi find tr::apouna i • tinArer 90, 1 4ra 1. 4 P PIV Nefrab at liat.let 6 tErrsir Manch* r. , 'haniery- n, or Mestrs.7l/I.d• son and Lonsd.de, Manchester. W• 4 taljr,e of #4 4/ o. l 2 l t r i al l tf Op e IPOII'iSVAVAAVIP ton; est*, scrivenor cr. tater and cholas, Aug. •:111111;frellt; 11; and 06031,441; rit%tinliik-Oinfdlrill,' • AOrrinies.- 14*Pfp.. Dprsou anti Risatials9r. lirsdrvaitunr ! a feet, London: Afirahlrfr Raton:, et .oeserv; gabs, oppisritrary; v ot i o hi re Steak !' . inti..fhirlmar• SePt? .2 4oo tr o /09r- 16 N anti ()Va ra 9, ate leven, at tte - White liove tyl in Lre.ll.-- •.41tdatiges; Sylted 'and itnoirleei Nevi Am, Lents% a nr Alt, glackkoma.Leeda. John Diereton; of Manchester, Shopkeefer:dCaligcold chaptaan, Sept. 24 , 25, aad'Ociabeir 9„ ai eleven, at Their& inn Mao. . Owner. AttorWes• M Renshaw, Mr. Rehaw, Marathester; or inn, Niutdreit; W'ainwriiirt and .gpinits,"l . emple, Louden. Miry Pitt tort All Tboibilitluatl o ll, of Tipton, 61-aitershaire, . firstcVdalrhcbarea , f4_ ernituers. Sgrewber h/rM. irpt. an fiClo tr 9, at ware, at dry Whir l s ,Hatr lan Dig 19414 Ihninghatn...liiitottkits, Meths's. Iratudblldi ant . Hewitt, I.4ttle llyrapaido► sheradoin sr air. John S nrcox, irrninghans. Jai& Thomas, Edward , and Seth • Tyler, of baß. l dens trod . copartnera,deaigrs and chapabse,iier. ifp,s4lN and October 9, at two, at the Rammer Tavern, lo Bristol...— Attorntisi Mr.'Georgdadnands; liselteltxv ile* et Plena,' Liocala's•lnn,.Londois; at Mr. *giroxisaa, Wise* Ames Nowt**, Ulverston, Lancashire, syetilletkitaper, deal% adddrapsitvikSsirt:49y lt, andOctelitess b time , at theGM‘ Tavern, Liveritkol. &tonne% Meafes 3 WihAadMason, brior Bridge-stick,*E.cindon ; or Pin Pete C f r4 - tber, bta.haaa'ar• Buildlagat Lrry&streel, Llimpurd. Brandry, of VarnsOrrrug,h, Li9a4plikre,.Baddotii-imanu• twofer, deafer and chairman, Sept. 99, 1111, and October 9, at • eleven, at the Whi:e ISaft faa, east Act/ord., Atturnlis, Mem. Mason and Plc, Last litetyrrdi or 11 01yare• ,Stacker s DaiviOn; ruririvataii, London. ?iWam Lee and Erimusd Lee, of Landreth Marsh and Ottesteirr• lames strcet,KenninAtuo,Surre,, otope 7 tnaplot aookportner s , Amite hl, Sept. 18, an October 9, at twelve, at tiluddisall. .Ittotuey, Mr. Feist, Palsecatektlike, StrahC • 1 •••• • Tudor Papp, of 4siffir lite? Seid-fuldls Ildiddikeek, WWl , * ebandler and . olltuan,leiler and Cialiiiiia, Sept. 7, b, and 1.1.31. bet 9, lbw* at tAliniall. Akonnejs:)/k.iGoutlicild, Cote. Jorrti cial sjp S n ' t ei ali 4lll4"' iig ilsi slief - ,V . Wain . . ' itroo — ka, 'and lobo fluettpties' slow via combigibi, of 'Piadttlitttb; Itedlilootk - corn - dea 4 rh f,TikOwtri fsi Butiroaitoki . .*sompleisibmik partners, August 3 i,itt tievett, Sept. LO, .at sts,md Oettteril p. et Wee"; at*Gbildhall.C:Aftotney; 1141-..Dits* Jllllltint-squarc . Fcrcaurch-arset, • . ..," . ( • _ Jacob bavies; o f 1 1 4re/tester, 'hatted, Opsiev, ck. le in; .S pt : en. et, aircl4kt 6 bei ti; atio*Veds, a: 1 0:141 1 1v et ' . litlauchester. Attorliva, Mission. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester ; 0(J64p55440,24 p,,,, b 44006. ~, William Ashbey, of Albury, Herta titeisi.4=zond Aso k i t. 4, 11, and October V, I f eil, it7G . i nil* w hir. Bond, Wars, HMO: '• . •"‘• •' • • • ••• ' • Blinn 11' tatadavemi,.4ato ci 1 Onev.Asisisiar4Widrecroat. Istreirklt°llslaiaryll.yetrailli the Kinia,mando es. priitet;tim - er, ina • =At 91, 4 /apt 18, and October 0, *R - Ilrelfr tit ." Attorney, Ma 1 FoweU, No. 62, Cornhill, 1.10414,1; • '- . • Ileseph Cook, of Liverpool, Uneu.,lraper, d ea l e r an d c hapm a n, 4 Sept. tiv, VS, aad Cktobere 9, at two, at the Mpsizy Am is lasi, 13/14tMeltif. ' Aillopliec Mr. John Wager, No. 19; Back. • prstleet, ManclwAter ;or Mr. llitillp kittrfl, ;lean*. 'Richard 1 oby, of Lucas-taxeet, Gray's Inn- ,Multiletti, 1 carpet warobouseitiati; deafer, ontl as' ~641 t. it, 25, an d October 9, at eleven, at Milslail. Atteravy, Mr. tinhorn, . , Efitplace, Holborn. . &Nue' Cools"; of Literisool, linen-draper, dealer and chaputal a I ' Sept.- Ff. $4. awl °41.9.b15 9 , eXCW•I MiAlleeModei . Anislnti4; 1 Mancuestas. ' Attornies, Mr. John Walker, Manibeater ilO :ME ktbiPp Heidi Temple; eitadetti. ' . . ~ ,: ' .:J DIVIDIMID6 MU Mile at GUILDHALL. .. ii.EfOidilfastwa•lkkUrlisbirolni*K7aaliT4ll4. t nep.t 4 enrielcott and Edwatli Birchard, of Fes chureb•surettollail ti tti, snatskatete i l at lest. Sept. IT, Henry 1Y ice, 49Xrfleier,.1-1401.1,, coaksSerikents at IL Se t.4,' mums unmtri, motelury, linen-draper, q twelve. Sept. la, Wm. Habeas, Ball.alley, Lombard-strest, readmit*, at sieve". blow. Nospikotty Dimmable. %genially-% st *leg& Sept. It; Thomas Merrill Aldgatel - tlgls-etreit, _lMen-draper. at, two: Septt Lai RebeniGanilitier, Clirapskly ar . ,ekcb,„ aStas .tedvt, 4v. st.W4W,.. ol ..Wfits *Was *co' pnister, at eleven. ,Sept, JosekliGiu s upper Marp•itibet:me. street,leaiber-etntel% it eleven. *•• • •• • - .••• . DIV:WENDS to be tnadoist the COUNTRY. • • Sept. 27 A Aarah Crossland, Liverpenl, - ship!lgdkr, at Rees. flt: the Globe, I.3viri. oa. Sept. iha 7, James Saunders, Elk% Haines maltster, at two, at the Whit.: Horse , Romney. Sept. to, John Taylor,,l-13z1wpve,IYorkshire, grocer, at six,„st the Nevi,Colll l o .. . House W;;kellad. Sept: 20, David Maurice, of Mai 'borough, Wth lit lied; it the Castle Ins, Marlborosigh: tot: 21, Robert #l‘l,* - ,P4AIp lyffixostonso : Doc k dryer, at. tienlitisi. at the Auctipu Mire ROOD*, Plymouth. 1 TES , strr, I 0. ;OM Hornby,Tottaishim.Ceute-nsikl% ironmonger. him worthy, Bolton-le-Moors, fpttonlisouftcturer. Jima Waded,. ster, merchant. Teter Crompton, Manchester . , merciaut. titls che 'l'arty, Cr:tube:Atm linen-draper. -Samuel Morris, CAeM tenham. builder. 1 lintpas Chalmer, currkr. %%Siam Andenion; - Bo7ton, I.'aticashire, druggist. " William 'Mosey; of Duke-streer, Bloomsbury, Wildest. John Burnley, of Ferasley, Yorkshire ' scribbling and ftediog.miller. BIRTHS. L Mount, Madras, on the 29th January, the Lady of Major arrow, uf Ins Majesty's 69th Regiment, of a so.i. At Nth, the 23d the Lady of Captain Butler, of this Ifflbl6ir6•ll2llltia, of a daughter. Than** se)anight, at Ltistots, Suffolk, thit•Hon. Mrs. Vag neck, of a son. Same day, at Barton Rectory, Warwickshire, the Lady of the' . Rer...l4Schiolekeld, of a daughter. . , .. . ..,..• William Grtatle , y has been committeq.,to Di lalo4tOtte 1 _ ' MED. saorrehirged with ' having for t eit ,.. :I - teceipt for one.i , Mendel, abet scehe elay I, Writ s. the Rev. alp& 01.11% ail" *ound six shillings, as the recettrehi . .Tohh nipAton, __ tor of Havax4en ar t d Ya::uklint4l; l % . i • • ,:. '. 6 .___• • intent tent io delratd John Acksyorik And, Algo thecae. is vrrs7 l Tfiorsilay, in ka aßoplectie et, Mr.goit;otifti TiAta i - Aulr • • Tuesday evening, - between eleviell `ate ittitte . maul* A TER AT . L egt o ta DR :tholi io.Molk '4:kali+ a the deeibisfebieretl'ili an - etiftktitse df MS. 1 M„ntng.............. .8...... ....... 8 Stinuakr 1 . 846881111 indWatikstreek•??Pair. iolifol, ' Aft5im00n,.. r ........ 2 . 1 ._ == ,... : , t ,....9_,6_ alikw"- - .._ A t first occasioned great alelliblibitivon deft the building where it began. Os. reer 4104.tr: 4 4Aited etir sum P'sblishatl Uwe. and at the R31%00*, Teeple-Der. T_ 4 MARRIFI). On the_94slt inst. at FingaU, by the Rev. N. Bourne, lota Monson,' Esq. ion of the Hon. and key. Thomas Monson, &dais,. in titu:GouOty of Yotk,. to Blisabetit Aar... wood danahter of.the Rev. Christ. Viral, o f Burton nth, in the Lanier Comity.