Star. — London, England, 1808-09-02 00:00:00

;._ SPORTIgG-1441:141,LIGENCE. r NORTHAMPTON, MO NagN s . ALM MR. Mr. Elwees b. f. Miss Soplsla, IshonhaiiihiLboat Mr. An nealey's Julietta, sat. Sib. two miles,. &void na N v . w • Sweepstakes of Jogs. each, for Sig, •440 AIL z:4921 akla . 7 lb. 5-IT olds fun. sib. 6-yr tddstif s flns t mad aced Rs. four miles (9 Subscribers.) Mr. Andrews', br. m. I.ydia,ll.lll%emsb. • - 1 Mr. Breet's lr g. Cocbspinner, agasl... - _ - Duke of Rutland'. b. a. Ram*, y a r2l. Faidkner's b. h. Doubtful, aged ; and Mr. Araip ''ergis aged; also stated, but were not placed. •'• - - • 4 ' l ' ' Fifty Pounds for s-yr olds Bst..2ib. watt flasalst: wirules Met,' In 1808, 61117 1b 1 1110. tliSa, twice, 41b. twists about a utile and half. Mr. Elwes's b. f. Miss Sophia • • - • ' L. it , • ' 1 1 Mr. Golding'. br. f. Mary Brown • . . 3 2 Mr. Anne.levhi eh. f. Julletta. .T *TO 4 9 Mr. 7 Drage' b. c. Whynot , by Haroll4lllap . . 2 4 .4 TUESDAY. . Hunters *teepstakes of 5... j. each. (10 .§ubscrib") i Mr. Wilson's b. g. Snarehlem,'eged, walktid over. •• _ _ :.- • The Town Purse of A5O. Four-rails beam Mr. Golding's b. in. Merry Maid, by Buzzard, syh old I I. Mr. Annesley's b. h. by Buzzard, 5 yrs old, Rst. 71b. ' 2 2 Gee. Grosvenor's' eh: h; Sepelatltion, 5 yrs old, St. 4lb 4 3; Major Morris's b. c. Wlldair, 4 yrs old, 71t. idb. (fell) 3 dii - , SOUTHAMPTON RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. 23. The Cup, a Subscription of Sgs. cads, with 40ga. added, for all i- *es; Two-tulle beam, (12 Subeerihers.) i x .tive2lee's b. h. 13uckpbeles, by Almandtr, .6 yrs 1 )1 . r".. pinfas":(br. e. Cambrt4n, 4 yrs isld - 2Jr r:DlYlN;*e.'by Akyreekei, $ yrs old . . 3 . dr t--t :• ! ;Thireettel es Beetphalus. • s'irewn Viette:AparkillaliCllM horses. Two-mile 'beets. Xirsieiria& Eiff Xl2^Devlit-ll yrs old, 61 rt.131b. 1 1 r. - JOUttftWs Is..g. bY Spear, 6 yra old, Bet. 91b. 2 2 1 Ir• Dootioes b. r.. Yeoman. 3 yrs old, Ist. 21b. - 3 3 '' 1 • ' ••:-:ir . " The filly the favourite.- - SVIEDbi9BDAV. A Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each. for all ages. Four wiles. , • • 4F3ghteen Subscribers.) J'Ar. TreounfOtesliticepkalui ' 6 yrs Old, 11 st. 51b. - • 1' CliptaiiVl9llllbildeilsln b. SirLasineetot, tbst. 111Ib 9 kiarfailles.Wiltkeraft. aged,. 31st. Sib. . • , • Six to 4as Bassephalus. ~I.adies Plate of 50gs for alleges. Three-tulle beats,, • Ctiprstn Haffendees Sir Launcelot,.ll yts old; pet. 61b.' 1 1' 'Mn, Mikralo's Witcbcrift, aged, 9gt. /as. Mr. Dilly's b. h. Gnash°, a yrs aid, set.ltl6. 2 • $t 06 Aotkliottiag oa Cenatho, and after the second heat tWa alpd ; three to one on `itchcraft eanditap Sweepsrabes of Sitaeach, with Segs. added from the Racing frts4 Two miles. .Mr & Digrial'a y ;r ket briso, by Solemn. 4Ds sill, ilch. Ditplirs colt, 9 pp gld a lsit e 61b. - • ...l ••• •• -• • eh_ . 48 1 135ifirb INlKEtteali; • A AUC. 24. I:. !diolfic altollPref-Igiir mr.qesesres p. it. Gibtiadf, by helpful, 6 yrs ast. 91b. 1 1 4 945:0 % . b y kr 7 i l 4l 3- 7fAcer c 4 L I °l l3 . 2 dr - • 4 1 1 1 11 14 1 1 . ) 4P •Ivewalprea CI. aen Guloow egigh, for all ages, four miles • • (tte..t Salperibers) Mr. GAibore, Pt. • • - 'l O ll Gray's St. Domingo, ttss. 7 . 1 b. 90144Pc'Ee's PF-11.1•444413',.Fa550r, Ist: 41b. . L'so for 2 and 4-yr olds. Two-trite heats. 14 Oxfoulls hr. f. by Hambletonian, 4 yrs Ssr. Sib. - 1 1 f. Itiirn'tes 6. f. htaid d isimfam, 9 yrs Ift.'slll. '3 2 ilkiltitraseyi b. g. &rusks, by l'astor, 4 yrs. sst. 81b .2 8 I• g . .• . • FRIDAY. . VII ...1' 3 1 I • 2 2 - . 4.0.f0r sn /111r1. jour -mile heats. mig i vt.ponals4 v ll4mll44loftian, tisc. 4111. t. si*an, 74- I lib. AmairComp7)oticeot DiAke df NOo4lk, roraioalprd . 4iia Om, Lordand lady rtdey, Sfr Ittingericitd clef I.4irliotkist, $1 O. Calm:al and fainily. Sir Theatia Vganinener , Sir 'kik Scott; Lady Cottrell, lady Joi. the Mneatise fad tin. City, and all tle ptitutal 0101 K the cousty: •• - • MiNsioN-Nover.—ltestetday John Nerd, who had worked in the employ of Messrs. Harvey and Gold. oven,.Coppersmitihs, in HOundsditch, -era's charged with stealing pieces of copper at diatrent tivws, 'the property of his 'masters. • -Mr.• Gold wiri stated that they had. lest a great .tnanY pound; of copper at dif. ferent senses. In tonotptenoe he desired one of bit urn, ineihomheliad roofideace, to watch the pri• goner. this Mown actiordingly followed him on Wednesday, -hut be' escaped up Petticoat-lane. On thetptiioiter•Conifig tei Voiit the - next morning, the Witnest.tiuestVoneclisins aCto some pieces on which he lisd been at "Ziork:the evening before, old whiCh were thee gone -whim: confessed ' he had sold therri'at a shop in -anidt, Whielh he pointed ont to the WitnotiL . .Thei:shnproitis,itot.then open, and on passing 01614 'the priguitt: saw the terect the receiver, to wild& lieYgaveTit - of the cOslbeery, in cense sitoitiosiof o(ltich, 'before on thEter . conld be got, the pometry was remtnitid: . e 7 " "Tit - -Prisonet 'mad e no - defence; and the Loan Moeigrordered hit*" to•Brklewell for a Month, and • tctivioVet the enwettiton Bid* Meese. • • • 114Attre*-43/4sowg,;; 4 Tiiikeidal Elisislieth 1,811;n1 was'-filler toisitnitted;eMicitt shies stealing so - Wariety . itothis;• the :Peeptity; if Met 'Southey, .• of the =1144630e5; pidirietittesie, Vanstreer, • Alders t; tis who'd she eioiciervait. 7.l?toitstlit..enteeti.-;:-Wstertray- 4 0ofliy,•70 years' of logn; Iniifiditrileieditteil for- steating a liafiftetti ib*Acte4ritgaka44 id , AO-4 t 4extl.l • Thee kalrlr siefterwsetkvobtet 4oite /eat By the baker, Cbtatderatiati:oflt Cage, tiliiateslibitte Wild; eentritning, hb▪ oic•tuppoeetttollissoiliorandia ifttemw, . end v*thisr *hoot** , egti:ltiitteoblmiXred td velteraterlijs: • ctitniirawkVattfe 4iLeFaitiin detected, and &Retail up!, to justice. 1: • 'r.. • Two lompcvsonamed Nilsen amt. Dug as,' were also, c.ommitted.for-having in their posioessio* quan. titer of. shies provkions, of which they were unable to give asatisfaatory account. isleatabitovoiceiritzer.-A-Yesterday a, wan of de cent appearaiitc,. named Melon, was charged with , otteringia, forged note, .purporting‘to he of ihe value of one pound, of the Southampton Bank, and payable. ail ,Londcot;• of which ate* am aid to• Bea great nomber in circulation. The prisoner offered this note is payment for some..tea, at a' grocer'a in Oxford street. on Wednesday, but it' was. discolored to bear a similitude to one. purporting to .be of :the value of five:Olinda; te. Mr. • Latilbly, a grocer, is George -groat; 'Por:tan-square, on the preceding. day, ./by ;I..person 7whb stated his name to he Thom. 'ion, .a..rekidast. in tlte_ Edgware-wad. Theft notes are daily passed in London; add wieral persoenowei inter wady for)fassa:ig "them-hr. different pads 'of••lhe elaugicr. e On. inquiry •at -thesisppiiserhhonte.rof rneht nt the.oity, , .theiapplitantswesel infosebetio that, the house loss akigoitivial= Vise,foct oak nt4ning:.ssi.snaecomplete lio -asdhhloasTais liberated invhis Ja‘vassoleties.,mstiLa.futstret.sbiyu ..P.10,05X1'4041A9. - These Assizes commented ft Wells on U . Tedeepdej• se'unieht, aid concluded an Tueedity. In the cause, the King istherproseention. of 'lliste mu -S. ~Champngys,, Xis; iuAcharelieigh l . aphis; Robert Hqultste, Fo r INCastle„.fdr, teai to' horsessiiiii_yir. V." fight a duel .' *verdict for the Pliintif. • : 4. • 1 M i tral and ikPAU W e kg. 4 . 1 1 4 / I . 4ffnetigrt Wll l l , Inesison, mal Worded, ilia:inv.! Gke l erlthi rh aVgetß j l ai tiVk l igtainti j fiigi ld g di,Citionone'inistins. Ansa* ,• ;i, „ 'u11;11 03 James Poweikod Charles Alley, ofAri?" 42 . 11 Ailmr 'at : * William Sprigg and ;arias Spdgg, of K(AidesidestarVitrtimeatorL l shirt y cilcrceta an 4 drapers, June 29, 1108. Sanittefilherwin, SiiiirelMarsh, and Charles Mess, of Bed_pon PllcevGintdituntb - eet, Landin,cidawgilikorindma , A.Pru .ust . Olie • hdeph DOT; liteensen, Sis6a ll? sifter, zWitchatits, Angus( 4, 41 *4°6414 sold G(''''.42Pr",F4:l#9ll4itilMeglM A - ernieni ugusfiS; 11102. • fobs ,Daey and Matt. Davy, of men August 12, /KS: - • - Satals Baron, fOhn Dittsley, and JoisaCress, AAltaat I, .1 908=---8. to dais Baron._ Joitn,Wiliiants t Jane Williatnsood r lolut "Op!. .44.4, Apra • teopert, August 1, 1808. (Wu", Hitch and Samna Newton, of Past and Fdlesreetion2o Mnischestes,„copperas manufacturers, Attest 22, 18p1. • .r Iriatill'autik and James Morristin dealers; August fr^lBoll. - &sired Pearson, George Pearson, Jun.6nd. Nnthanlel ;tuition: of Macclesftela, Cheshire, silk-manufacturers andshrownin• — " August 11,1808. Philip Coles and John Oiristim Butekhardt, in Duke-street, Westnainster, diamond merchants and jewellers. — Awn 1. 1806. Hasuy Crawley and William Watts, Jun. of Bristol, rectifiers and vinegar -makers, August 8, 1808. Thomas 'Reynolds and John Dixon, of No. 2, Saint Martin's4e••• • Grand; London , ironmongers, Augest 19, 120e.`. • , Fasuwortis Handley, Jolio-l9indleg, assillesim Ropsoltil , son, of Newark-upon - Trent, Vottinghamabim•en . enthnntswale and porter-brewers, June 24;"14011. • 1 Edward Smith and John Smith, of Themes; Wakefield, Yarlia shire dyers, August 26, 1808. Hardwick an Cavendisiivtlisnchester, July 31. Thcaus clTr and Ftlelspot Van lier.insysen, of John-otreet,B9d ' Angust4o. Jodins-ntid TalialbOMU Smedley, of Liverpool, - August • • 24 2 1 84 :211a.; , : . , 1 Tiesday be,* Wlptore Hause t Herefordshire, the Lady of ' I dwatd If a daughter. • • • 1 MARRIED. On Monday the 29th uk. at Menckton, Somersetsbdre, Philip Jiint Ducerel, Esq. of Waffled House, to Lucy, youngest daugh ter of the Lee Rev. George Creamy, LI.. D. and grand-daughter of Matthew Brickdale, kers. of Court House, in the same county. On the 25th ult. at St.tuke's Church, Chelsea', William Cham bers, Esq. of Aylvsham, Norfolk, to Miss Stewart, late of Sera nington Hall, same county. Same day, at St. George's, Hanover-squat..., Mr. E D . ColvlQ' of Parlhunent-street, to Miss Turner, of 11...cv Bond-etreet. On the 28th ult. at St. Mildred's Church, Canterbury, Meal Joseph Simmonds, of the precinct of the Cathedral, to Elizabeth, I eldest daughter of Thomas De-Lesaua, Esq of Canterbury. At Cork, Abrabam Traine r Esq. Masker of his Majesty's skip Brisk, to MI s Lucinda Synuns,third daughter of T. M. Symms, or Waterfall, Beerbaven, F.sq. On the 13th Janoary, at Madras, George Adams, Esq. second son of William Adams, Eq. M. P. for Tome's to Miss Catha rine Eleanor, youngest daughter of the late Cap tain: Le Geyt, of Dover. „ - -romp** ?AT )A, 1t852:' No. 11,- NEW JIEII4I*-STREET, LONDON. nonovsansta, BE r; leave to inform you, that ever since to year I iloo, 'tad been afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately raining every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from,the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most itWeterate nature. :In the spring of last, year my disorder bad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a large alcer on the crown drily bead, one on • each arm, and my legs were broken , out in, a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and bad been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left bad also two nodes upon it, was very man discoloured, and pee lose such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as Stilly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was re 'commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great s catre .by them here,) to take your Les ke's Patent Pills which I began, .to do in the 26th May; in the course of a fortnight I began to benefit—la little morn thin a month the alert.. on my lwad and arms were soundly 44alod—soon after, tfas wen oil toy leg healed also : leaving, however, considerable discolours tion in the skin, and pain in theAttinit of the left, •vrbielt, by the ;blessing of God, and a little logger perseverance- In rattpinvolasii ;lsle Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the mentallr piins gradually going off—l. thus biscatne, by your liberal advice and Medicine, - peenistly bush : um 'illy former complaints-4AT recovered . my former spicks atl in ; itrengtt, and am becoelo y and fit, In - whieti afitelfavlng co?. goal many months as the.awoniainsent of allnebrilettesswbsei,• 4 am, at a ion,* Whit. ierfu l• •exPress My Out itodiebot ,keg pas for the good °tither sulferind mortals , to'rnaktihiszny case SO public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so diaineyokli will greatly oblige, Sir, gour.grateful obedient very humble me vans, ; • . • esLEK. *MU* Swan's Close, High -street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to tie above Cure, - - 'rr I MIS thOrupsolt, No..3,New POuitty-starket.lo;lnb- -- jam !Winton, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepare4.an l sold thlksdle proprietor, Whom* Taylor, lifember of the koyalto ll ige of 'Surgeon intesidort.lf his Iniutr, No. 4; • Nett Beklab-stieet ; *heti, after si dt . Ton titan AO yards in aferaeriee ,pirdeniarip.diretiedito tint ore otf Z:4l CV:gtr t awl 4 4 9 44 MciAenfli tQ .40 ari; iir;ieenian rids! jattrrt - INITa;tt.;::: -,rhlrnskJf,• - ativice - • , =4t. "t*F Ni *Pg)4. l % /Mk 4Y.afi.tie,Rl4Bla t• MANSLAUGHTER. The remit of the frilded Kai- Duman Campbell was sited ha the Brae yestetaitymaThe following are the CiLlari : i -_,.....• .. , it% -,Mr. Caritbell was kligl! ble of the Hundred tit'lladiArnin, and was tried or avingfired a load; ad pistol at Robert Strong; 'at Linsdown Revel, 'die entnents of which entered the abdoinew offhiong, and Med his death the third day . afcep A great number of witnesses were produced on the . part o f the prosecution.. Thpyrall swore that Mr. C. atted without ,provocation that the young gam Arst taken were not fighting. Manysaid ,were not even striking . one another in ply*; that a' tnircl man, *lto was t aken into cnitOdy for interfering, used no violence,• or even threatening Woke, but mildly beg ged that the two• first might net .be taken, for they were only at play. They swore that the man who was shot was not near Mr. C. when he was killed ; had never been near him, and had never struck him. Most of them swore that Mr. C. had snapped a pistol t another man beim, and that they heard the pistol snap, thouh- the nois e liras so great that they, could not hear 4r. Campbell . spm.,' Some said be did speak, somithat he did n ot. .All sworealiiitthough the constables gave"Mant blows to 'the mob; the niZb gave none in return. The Judge now called on Ms. C ampbell for his de. fence, who said, that to ha7e been the instrument of taking the life of a fellsiw creature, under any allevia tion of eircumstancel, was awful and painful in the extreme • that he itad,; 'however,. the only conatila "tion whi c h could ii , oil* 0 autiport tl* feelings of a good man indef. I:W4:tuned:nil-el i nintely, the consciousness of hating acted according to his duty, and of having resorted to that dreadful resource, the taking another's life, at a time when his own was in danger. He begged the Jury to bear his evidence as attentively as they had heard that for the prosecu tion; and had not any doubt that they would give a just verdict. . Mr. ff.'s evidences were two constables who were with him during the whole time, and two poling men . who . savr the transaction from a wall. The constables admitted that the young men first taken were not fighting, but sparring ; i. e. lt.Wai a mock fight, in'isitich very hard Mows are gam in; jest. h4r. C. told them to desist ; whieb . .'y not doing immediantiy, he seined otitiwithlifiright, and the other with his left hand;and delivered diem to the .consobles to be led ffoin the Downs. .§oon af. -ter, i'dard'man eame,'agdluiiit i thef . shotild,not go. Mr. C. immediately took him 'fiud custody. The mob now assembled and became 'red turbulent, and attempted to retake the pritotieret Phfr.T.. bolding the third man in hiii left band, .iitid a 'pistol in' his tight lands - , waved the pistol in the airi and said.-.. 64 My good friends, fall back ; you know not what mischief may ensue, if you offer any violence to me." lie then returned his pistol to his pocket, and fought his way with his staff. The deceased came up now, and endeavpured to drag. Mr. , Campbell's prisoner from htin into the mob ; several blows were given on li3h sides,, Mr. Campbell, the prisoner, and the de. neesed,Tell to the ,ground together. The men on the __R swore that the deceased struck Mr. Campbell.—... Mr. Cimpben ' was on the Wild; 'he rose reeling lOm the blow, * thee sprApg,f4Ward .0 seize his prs, I *ter, and fired th r ee tifsv - T. The deceased fell. The amp 11l !hob "fete'for'hali a Ipittatita . t* . then became ne. ' A: . Ciiii i iiiiiii evict Y - entreated Mr. amp , to Vin, to , save 1%10 . .14. r. Campbell wa . a little wa r t hen saw , Wid*lo:42t-stOPPg thimob. - -rhi- . 116 . ..2,0' thi mat iinilie w all said, that when' th e third niasCiiii taken into cub ,—/before the Waving: . itlelOOl) - the greater hr thi mob . erpre4e4grot finfiiy inch worli , if L a 0104 it—Murder ilii.lonaiti, =Bleed; MOW.l4lteri goes," tte. - !Tharthey got on the 44 chirink the fi ght that took 2 - lace on tßisanan's being seized, evicting mischief front the fitey of the mob. The liblige- kow recapitulated 'the evidence: id; art addresi to 'the'lttry, which oCcupied tvici bows ,nd" an half. He gave Mr. C. full 'credit for an upright, .. honest, honourable, and Manly' Intention `; but said he could not acquit him of great temerity in inter. fering at all to interrupt a Revel, Which,' at far as he could learn, was never attended with mischief ; in al-. resting men for so trifling an offence ; and in using pistols at all to secure prisoners arrested for any of fence less than felony : the law did not require to be supported by such violence. That' Mr. Campbell's life was in imminent danger at time when he fired the pistol, was fully proved i thie.enraged mob were eager for battle, and exclaimed—." GO it , Murder him," Ste. But this danger was surely the conse qeseneis• of his original rashness. If the Jury thought cabeewsse, they w ould find him not guilty. If, hew. ever, they thoug ht, the dauger,resulted from his teme 4ity, they must find him guilty of manslaughter. • In about five-minute s the Jury pronounced him— , au_ilty. . ....... sett Judge itCnii add ressed' Mr .. .Campbell . a.....eaid agaiii; he had no' dip - 4t cif his;goed intention at the of committing time " committing3lo . 441 .acts of W - hich.,he ha4i Weir tironetinced.guffty by, a tair L anil. upright Jury nor of ,t h e' general himanily ,qf his ihspletion, bpe, he ita4;brouibt_ on ikckpr..,:«l6;cksgplit . akeir Pstift tif . : - 4cA 67 mat wwmirs :.Rep44 *a t ni4.ll4ai gne lure c't* givn4Akerferfccrkl l , irisrFaihtedbTliwp hut it was. ss rigorous and. unppcop, sarjpkicernent &it ; anti ; to .flage had ple t alsy4 .. . tt him, / at air for the sake of a staa4PEN filkieifs49A Ortk*.filrii dcgm.AArallYriti - . . 1 3 1 , 2 ** 111 8) ,piA e . fipol i i tbr COAL MARKET, Amours. 114. Ships at Market Sitpeso 21 Newcastle Coals 14 5 Sunderland 1 Cinders 1 45.. ed. to 811111 d. 4k. 6d. to 41s. 64. 39.. od. I#9lUll Iga . LONDON SAIDG;i To-moß4ow. 44 Waite, after 12 Akalbein 20 AMMO 221tir 1 i ii ver 7 :hc .73 ..: 1 ,44 -,- ;, 4 — let vntil - im. - — l . .7.. m T , A ty . . ;.. ~46bo t : : am . o *, t io .aeo cr .,„„or m a n i la • ir ganot a it i f tli be aOalid from the I: o l,ciiO ft P s : qi ilevr o it,ce t . :itirlf=rri taP r k /4 4 , 1 1cim......30441 , 04AtiniAtoeadier of any pap ! t hgr iablc,men to hts, t e n et 3 i ii ll4r s c- , itdbrgbity. t * " * 2 ". - t lff 4e 7br".ifi l ft e fi. 0 74 , OA* iir , 10.41 „ 46# ti**4T.).:111144111 eil - ,0R1V0 6 14 iiki at ' 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Tepsa w lio; IN Mil- an iiiiit ,, a _ ms.iii , _ reittoz . Ai .- 4 , 11 6:5 ,4 , kiltoste! l / 4 ;WP1090401;449. 'N,F3*.nre q dko iiila 7 1:1111 0 Or iiiltd P .aetilb..o.l.l.,ntrzaprt i , rir p eA‘' efr r r e 2 .. e . 61 a 414 catniPft) 10014 ' 1 'Av lt ati V it MI kittipliiv=dire64r, cil t .di Bio Vitio 'lllsy tit sluitjiii. :iceBT ili"“d's.""aic ...: <- 11,-.. wit: i: •7, - .zill•r) kitrellCOiliiil to ' i;filkAlr,lis 4;_ -0 • ~11-44Mi fi tY4ew *Wan midete p sisi • WirtipritOilefiii 'anal, - pnicit Pit tluie c • Arctslk Valern t maths. -= -14, is fadit„inicuff4 - Ailiv.": • t . ~.. -10.114' DiED. On the llth ult. at his be.use at Laurel-hill, near Coleraine, irelmd,'in the 73th year of his age, the Rea. Arthur Kyle. He was upwards of 40 years pallor of the Old Pldbyterian Congre gation of Coleraine. I •• Lately, at his iodginp at Yarmouth, th e tea. Dr. Dean ' of Hereford, and Rector ut Piumatead with Witten acd Brsuadaie annexed, in lleifolk. The Rev. Mr. Lloyd, Vicar of Stapleford, Hants. Mr..l,Joyd . resided at the Hay, in Brecknockshire; and riding dat loshat neighbourhood, he was thrown from his horse, and sot:ouch kart that he expired immediately. •At Leith, Mr. John Young, lase Purser of his Majesty's ship Rover. At Fothringham ' on the 23d ult. the-Rev. Robert Small, D.D. and F. R. S t lidinhurgh, one of the ministers encodes' He was 75 years of age, and bad been 50 years a minister. At Alderney, Captain Wheateley, only son of John Whoweley, Esq. of Broughton Castle, Berks. - At trotall, Derbyshire, the Rev. J. B. Peatson, a Prebendary la the Cathedral of Litehfidld, Vicar of Croxall, &e. 1. SAStLF S iI9I7 ,,, V7MI ON. LE t ux ser f • !left' ell' MIL Re I takiC i tite mAßlefp 1144014i*kil i t_440 4 140FOUrrieLikki,p s hatk a, ,14 1 4.94Ep13 t 4412.10. . . • w it t-Itom , • At Oarraway's Coffee-kouse, Cornizik THURSDAY the 15th mataoS. a l - 1 voOre • • "LE( • - tiEgffic - stFroi. sisfistintiif sTA TE tinViffe4ll *PO inabst Tart erssidegeg e. * w i no. fare, ichlidinio-street, near the Haymark e t ; cootacting tittl e Rooms on a Floor. On the Ground-floor is a antenicrit iovrtfttrifixh.Pginue: SSW erterg4.oo . vie osidotrate•eistraoisi to o f basement, r iCatcheps and ,CrlArs, with Arintivici Valh i ip rent; ii /~aifoat ' Yhiil; witti'Vlatt urtdhat4ta, trld WO. -a 01160 2 #14~1 14 '. 13141 0 13 1:: eipropriarmstifor-a• Wani tc a r or domestic Purposes, at the back. 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