Star. — London, England, 1806-08-25 00:00:00

MAILS nib DAYp.Milividi iLVT. , All AUL IMI All. D. 'Dubin 4 0 I aettorhersts o s . Waterned • 1 I tic i 1 Ulm 1 q ,c I PALMOI7I. .)OUST ss. ~, 1 • , , Arrived yaltarday the Prioce of Wales packet ? , • Captain Tone, arith mails from I.llbon in I t Amy. 3 ft ist the Tagus the Toworbind packet which fail ed from hence the s6th ult. Thanostany from Eng. land, in charge of kh Majally l / 4 (kip Ltvimr, of 38 hs. were all fait arrived. Arrived th is day hi s ' 11 ee E:gt 4 Ta am a s o'l6 gun, Captain Wa I, a t a., ' • (44 anemia under tone." for t:i e b ec so d ~1 1710 ) * 1 ilaelervonr, Captain Moons ' imeeeir4:lB,ll/1 d i aire deem Gibraltar, came coder sinner* of his . * * Orli!. thip Aeasre, of 40 MMIs captain Derr 1.--the deer ossified of SI to, all Tylthlsare gone sp Channel. • lii;tideititeli brings *,(Scottst 4 the animal at Gibraltp of die Corp male inflect with mails for that pises sled like.-0 • Alfo mirk the St. Patrick, lissiiitt. et* 15 q0dortl'i ChPascoe, f4rs Test), I sod Prhilts, Sum ifiditlrtitr. Sailed his twaii** tew,Low 0 4 Si Vag , c g '. : 4 714 11 hr0 . 1911 4 .11. Ina ipi tthae l l 4 P• AM"? h 3. 1 • . ,• ; f.sese is a,,, s . ~ , CCiinualVitirtii - hobt la- W s ,. in right weeks.- 8 td As Tsai bomb, wit k 1 's Gat to db. Zaktratd. i • • . ,_ ~ . ~. '/ 00 1 it the Antilles, Captain,; Ael* too *Da** for reelhon, with tar salt Veda I !harki OutV, gtist. Ot.sts; from ' etsctboi s k for rtgbeirs, Whit tar sod hes I - i MA s ti a i i hit. heist blsresilata marbetorklitsk, =ph; was, 4. Nisi*, keel Olerso. ends ha, he Kan;, gtllpQiva ky eke lottattaptalt pliant:sr. ail.Capc VOW. has innikaka. atilt tar. ant Pildiei 1 ' t ara. tam hatching tar Mod Macon, wak Mt Minna W is bdalailitkik Prime! . 1 rlipboisim ogee. liaaktman liauttlena to Pcialbaitbotie lliallatiatiy, enktattltt tba Alameda. pittance._ . r „ '? trot liirrootta. Copt:_ralkerg. lees Colts te Tan ipPb ipmebolodoill by de Mays4e privateer.,.bootolbab L biwi LiAwe to obit bale britbiSidopprintear. .1111:ZWerero. I dud s ttmew mi Qtater, frolo r ti. Monies to Rigs, i h tereglfltr e bow) keel Boordestra to Toteinitit, Alto fame in the Aura, ,of 40 guns, from Gib. taker, with a fleet under convoy which ere gone op atAssel. Sailed the Curret, of 'so ions, to the Eiftwavd, with a fleet cider convoy. boa very currently repotted here, this day, Iliattrilleets mow ti Mai on a feeret aped'. Wit. lOU be delayed ter days ; but we ere rather ine.lised 4olieve that the report deferred tin credit. Slain SPiCially as the fignals for failing ars Rill kept iipitog.• The triad ls contrary, and likely tereeds! (pi, but it hat not , yet blown very Rmsg. The Ses4 is tun of Ihipe helongi6g to the Expedite, namo irhieh would be 1g great danger, is lb* eissall; tat of wind to the foithWard. There are now near soo reii is the Sousa, Mad between the Illand and Main s C.ideSter it fo full al net to admit of tbs.' taking Ricker in that harbour. Aiatirr p V DO MM. - .His Majelly's gun brig Bessie Mu in here lag sight tie Portogurie brig Esperiencia, Capt. BMA, of 'from St. Übe's. bound to Holland for a mar hat, with a toga of fall.-=Palled by the brig Olive ISrancht haft tmeiffe to London. His Majely's • etxtur, Commodore Owes, went into the Dona OA day at noon from Boulogne Roads, and Wiled Lord Yitalsowta (it is reported) in Deal,, Ertim Paris. Ames as. Font bomb is now Swing * 1 her the nouns.—Wind & W. and blows berth DIAL, AUCANIT s 3. Arriied din rtotdrueis yelsrday evening, from the Wag Indies. and failed diroogh for the Nore, the Ira fIoop,FANCT and tr.oovitotrnb gun brigs, froM a cruise off Boulogne ; Ct.yos frigate, Commodore Owls, from of Boulogne, and landed Lord k• moven (who was taken out of a French boat). who immediately proceeded for London in a poll chaife and four. The BLANCH a frigate made an attempt to get to the bowl's, but was obliged to bear up for Margate Roads, owing to a brig getting on board her. Avourr Lt.—Arrived this morning, from ton do., Mr. Lyst, a King's Meffenger, who embarked on board the S P LCULATOR lugger, and proceeded , immediately for the coati of France. The Sr acuLAroa is jolt returned, after landing the Mellinger. Arrived the GLAITTON, from Plymouth ; Margot bomb; Furriery., FIRM, and TICILLR gun brigs, from a Oftlin off Boulogne; and BIANCHI frigate, from Margate Roads. Sailed the BLOODHOUND gun brig, on a cruise off Boulogne.—ln the Downs—Edgar, printers of Orange, Glattnn, Regulus, Clyde, Kite, Seagull, Efpiegle, Valorous, Meteor, Explolion, Lira cifer, Vefovlus, Eebra,Foriovs, Firm, Tickler, Fancy, Defperate, Arrow, Phofphorus, and Harmony tranf. port. YARMOUTH, AUGUST Friday afternoon the men of war were put oat of quarantine. Arrived the Prince of Wales and Diana packets with mails and paffengers from Hnfum and ottenburgh.—Yenerday the packets failed for liar with —This morning between 2 and 300 foldiers, prifoners in Holland ever fince November (all, were landed here, and quartered in this town ; they con• SR of part of the 3d, 4th, sth, Rd gth regi. jaunts, which were wrecked on the Dutch coati.— 'The Slips of war in the Roads arc, the Majeffic, - two lloops„and one cutter. PaCed by leveret linte l of liden colliers. • HULL, AUGUST ss. La Wednefdannorning. the Liberty, Somme, arrived here from Archangel ; m Monday aftwrions, be was followed for towel hones by a lug-failed , veffel, which bore down to him North of Flambo.l rough Head. Captain B. fufpeilliog from his salione 'bat be was an enemy, loaded his geentAmenoined to•rofill any attempts that might be mole en capers bill, when dna bagger made fail and left, them. The Daley, Suownes, arrived at Greenock on the tgeh MOW, from %Wise, after a *rage of $4 day*, Sailed under convoy of the Cmasivion frigate ; *O ttof this port,. Captain Matetav ; and the og Mau Hash in company. The Diana, Bt wroth, from this port. bad arrived at Que bec, a few daps before Captain Stepwise', failed. be Arcade, Josh nancof this port, paged the &tier in the River, on the aoth July, all well, wind Ea*. • The Four 41$1 ars, Pou.aaras, of Sunderland, failed frOm that p o e t ) on Thurfday night, the 7th ioll. m and early the nut a the Tees, ran ag • morning, br was rein board Of, by the Fanny, of breweattle, and imr ately fnnk ; crow all heed. The Fanny f , Come damage. . Inintan. , The Canine olairors far c opies el Van& wage la fel= l aat e h i : r/641 4. W.a.ad1ay swit . o, at Ms:, ,!' . . A A t .tr;a4= rwiendled • - pn. :fr,,, TR aellmed.l/10. Imiell e de • a As s needleawe !knee • V . et TM nib al , maw, dr :prielplitds Mambo, My is, a MS Amyl ea 'se alat of ftinatba, isd reelled Miiir Irea.e4ii, tor ibrainaseaU‘ ' Thi Ackdi "r Vie cartes itjt ei ttliiii,' iliall iv, lets, we al itowe e In thii Waloolday am% lad Weald* Sblll o Maw lliembllzona Ice din! Mbiebe • • aroirme a,rafruaixcs. ' , • TOILICILICSIR THEFILSORT..biJOOST as. *Ay Pole& elm by die City al Marl, OW Wad bra Ishierip. do Pod% it yr ilk at unbolted egad pft.-alosi nines. Mr. Uarfeeift Or. okfillwcia. aead . I Lard Dellneterh it i:l: 6 mail 2 Mr W. Omni% b. b. I ykahl . - dr hdr Wales.. ii. ,by Delitialirs Did - dr Lard retwolllarab b. welrlredee yrs • - dr Priem U. of aciter.mall. I. lb war SR alb. sod allietliß. net imeted • 1/site ~..I•Two new. *Lard Strainnern bLbp Or Paw . . - y •Mr. Pablea b. e. bys . - - Laal Illtitatellowri b. l. bielbra ff = s tar . . 3 1 Mk M. T. Vanes be. Ink ht • - 4 Lewd =eh e.b as g em a iimow. lr Peer . ... a. • • • , s •Mr. •try/IP Par • 1, r ....--,...i... '• • Mr. lot took hst,aisiat in the Park on Saturday and yellerday about three o'clock in his chariot with Mn. Fat. Ott Sattikday the infant fon of Earl Connie was baptized at the book of the Noble Earl, in George. Sleet, Hanoteaquere. The ceremony WAS per formed by the Rev. T. Ltoro. His Royal High. nets the Prince of Wats! did this diftinguithed No. bletnan the honour of being one of the fPonfors. • party,ennfiniat of the following perfons, aftervratds dined with his La.dthip : His Royal Higbee, die Prince of Walla, toed Oran•Me La who Gower, Lord and Lady Melberg,. and the Pion G. Lave, Lard sad Lady 011hIlite. No Carters Downer Sefton. llaa Hoo Spencer Cowper, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Stepney, Mt. Lonna, sad the Roc T. Lloyd Nearly the fame company topped with Lord Mit, souses at night, with the addition of Lard It Petty, Lard sad Lady Honastd. Lady Harriet CS•cl)- dia. Lady Elisabeth and Mfrs Mooch, Mr. Sherblito. Mr. F. Ilyrig,Mr. Moore. Mr. Foltar. Mr. Marten. Mr. Allen, and Mr. Mawr. The Earl and Counters Cowper were site or this party. The American (hip Eliza, Neel , Miller, has been faked in the aft of fmuggling tobacco, by the Nepean revenue cutter, and !Nought up to the quay of Lon. sloadlerry. The tobacco. to a large amount, is lodged i• she dotes. Saturday Mei 7 Plowman was committed front the Wbitichapd Office on the following charge :—She was Married on Wednefday lea, after which the rob. %tidier hatband of 151. and eloped on Thurfday with a 'swag tailor, but defected him the fame day, and went to St. Catherine's-lane, where (be robbed a tailor Obis watch, for Which the was taken up : the failor !tearing to his watch, which was found upon her, the was folly committed to Newgate for trial.—lt is fold, that this abandoned woman bat at kali twelve hatbands. • I.IIIOLVINT INOTORS.—On Saturday an adjourn mein of the quaver-feflions was held at Guildhall, London, before the RICORDIR, and the Aldermen ScwoLev. Dorm.La, and H , for the libera tion of prifoners confined for debt in the feveral pti• fens within the City of London, in confequence of an Ad for the Relief of Infolvent Debtors paired in the lag &Mon of Parliament. The number of prifoners liberated were, From Ludgate Pam . 8 From Gittfpur-greet Compter to From the Poultry Compeer • y And from the Fleet - - - 93 Arnongß the latter was Mr. John King, againfl whole claim Mr. KNAPP Paid he was infirufled to make objections in behalf of a creditor named Col lins. Shortly afterwards, however, the Attorney, a Mr. ROBIRTSOII, being called, Paid, that the debt nad been compromifed between the parties, and no farther objellion remained to Mr. King's enlargement under the Itatute ; he was accordingly liberated. Mr. Annefley Shee came forward to claim the be nefit of the katute, but his claim was oppofed by Mr. At.t.sy, on the ground that his debt was controlled under a fraudulent tranfallion, namely, obtaining a futh'of money from a young gentleman under the pretence of procuring for him a place under Govern meet. Mr. Shee's claim was, therefore, refuted un der the llatute. The Court adjourned till to-morrow morning at Iliac o'clock. IEXCHANON. AUGUST 15.' • •. The crab itipp' lies of Wheat to day to Bort, and' Ibis trial* is ready in (ales, at an increafe in price ttf shout ss. per quarter, from the quotation of lark Fri day.4.—Thera are very Atom fupplics cf Barley lake• strife, and with few buyers--htalt is rather higher— Pity Peas, with Beans of each deferiptioth'are alfo lotwewhat bizberbut few heat Oats earns in to• day s but many of the late arrivals are on band, and Obis trade is dearer for prime fampless sad the prices of Flour ars fully fupported: CIMAIIIICT AS 0111/11111 3*s pulp per gr. Om Peek vs are od /tut I Dlsta.s6. ids od Sark ou efs od Rye. 34; cis Tick Mts, 33s oro od &7,34 6 39 1 od OAS. %PAIS jSS *lt. MI7N ad Palmist ditto pis . si S 1 Wag hire. alts 7u tape Sad, (sew) 'Psalms • rues or. Hoak. plat Flow 6s. to no, Sada& doe to6so 'abet. italtiterosti XXTURX AT UXUIDOIL. AUGUST sr. Maw pa leek r7l OB W 141 a. yi C n C r I i to II as it iji to sl MI tterrifililsr Sees slat Pala pa - t.a al tor .• 7 4 1 n N 9 A tem tag ir4o•B Nis 4 ill* 11* Moa lA*, HORRID MURDER. , Sitekday night, an Inepteh was held at kht Mine public haute, oppofite St. George's Work Soutt;wark, before --- SKIOTOW, Efq. the Coroner for the Cobaty of Surrey, to enquire retied. ltsg kb* death of Anne Winter Webbe, alias Elizabeth Winterdoed, rtho cots found dead, and fuppofed to have.been ienrdered, at three o'clock on Friday morn , ibg. he Hieer's.lawe, neer th e King's Bench Pam. - 111 re !kited, in Saturday's Paper. fame parties tars of sis cruel add ntyllerious agafr. The fallotti i log is the fatal:met of the evidence given before the Coroner and Jury t John Tolman, a watehtnan, not belonging to the petits, bat employed under a fnbfeription offireand peeler's in the neighlitrierhood, hated that Oat stand at there o'clock on Friday molting Or gate and premifes of a Mr. Gibbs, e charcoal.' ehant, he faw fornething white lying at Mrs Gibbed gets. etamining feether. he found it 4111 a M. Aloft lying tin the ground, with her head agnielli Othlse's dime, in fueh • winner as to writer Me wain* her bufom. He fpoke nit her, and elibtatrieles ed. to raife her, upon which Mr. Gibbs, we ilk ; bed-town window, which looked into the lane l ailed ter hilts, and Paid his doss bedbug* baking * Wreaks ,eatfosis had got into his presage. Tediums Infolhiet 41101; leap • ereens yi.R sa hie-done, And, and begged him to cense down with which he did. They found her perfon naked en her will. Todman again endeavoured to mite up the Adhered, bat on polling her tap by the arm, her heed fell backward, and they perceived no fign of life : brit, as the body was hill warm, Todman ran to Blackfriars Road for a Mr. Rees Pries, a furgeon, who 'came and found the body Mkt's, and *lawn cold. Her lace, abotrt the mouth and note, appear-, ed nightly fmeared with blood, but sin other Markt of violence immediately appeared which could be the clink of her death. Todman had gone the fame round half an boor before, and law no pert.. there. About the (time rime, a waggon had goes from Gibbs's premifes. driven by two men, lades with iron and other articles, for the cdtmtry. At the time Tolman came up, at three o'clock, he perceies cd, a few yards from the deceafed, two carts turned, on their ends, Shafts upward, sod he fearched by the light of his candle about them, to fee if any perfops might lurk there, or if any weapon could be roue/ that might have been the caufe of the woman's death. He found in one of the carts a tortoifefhell crooked comb, fuch as is ufually worn in women's hair, and a muffin handkerchief, tied at the ends in a hard knot, but cut quite acrofs in the middle. and linear ed with blond : in the other cart was found a firaw bonnet, trimmed with pink ribbon ; on the ground, between both carts, a pair of velvet 'hoes, which bad been worn by the deceafed, and near the tail board of one of the carts, a piece of human Stele, which he gave to Mr. Price. The body remained there until fix in the morning, under the care of Tod man. He felt her hands through her gloves , and perceived the had a ring on her finger, but took , no thing off. The body was, at fix o'clock, conveyed to the Bunch of Grapes public houfe, where the pockets were fearched, and about tor. found in one of them, and from thence the body was moved to St. George's workhuufe. John Gibbs corroborated that part of Todman's teltimony relating to him, and Paid the waggon which let, his premifes about two o'clock, was driven by his brother, who owned it, as a common carrier, and his fervent man, who accompanied him. He bad heard his dogs barking violently about ten mi• mites before Todman came hie round, and, folioed ing tome thieves had got into his yard, wanted to comedown, but hie wife would not (offer him until the watchman arrived. Mr. Rees Price, Surgeon, proved silo what Tod m in had laid refpeffing him, and the other circum fiances of the Stew bonnet, the comb, the piece of flefh, which appeared to have been partly cut and partly torn from the body of the deeealed, and the handkerchief, which la( he Paid was tied in a very hard knot, and on placing together the parts which had been cut afunder, it would fcarcely reach round his arm : he law no marks of violence upon the bo dy at that time that could have occalioned death, but afterwards, in the workboufe, he obferved fame livid fpots round the neck. Upon the whole he could form no judgment now the deceakd 101:ally came by her death, but the bias on his mind was that fhe might have died by Itrangolation. Charles Phillips, a forgeon, living in Union•fireet, Borough. &pored, that he &It fart the deceafed in St. George's Workhonfc. He corroborated the for. Then turday el Borough, a pawiibi bathing was six upou cafes -,a ; a,._ J, thai he 4 the dece.._ Dripped, i had her head (hayed, but, after the matt minute examination, he found lie external marks of violence, except that already mentioned, which he wens poGtive could not have occafnined herimmediEse arid. ' He then opened the body, and examined it internally; the belly appeared very mash hoetlen and ddiesdW, and is appeared,. from the emeeste, es if she deeeafed had Imes eating turnips er apples from the 104 silk ft was evidert fbe had been drink iaa fpnituons liqpo i rs, kin there were her . no maths olvidlence, or any Mod of diforder; on the contrary all was (bead, and appeared as if the deceated orient perils& health and tone. He then examined the head, and hers he perceived that the (ice appeared tumid, as if blood had been detained these by an in terruption of the circulation ; but there were no ap. pearances of any external violence. rib* was no ertiarafation of blood on die brain ; brat io the fon. tel ta 'hies. WA& lie nem the tap of then:in them teas a Goal portion of hiosi t which might Walken occalooed by ?he fell. On Wog sated his opinion with repel to the more of the wommt's death, he foide.,ll Aligimllm• lances were royfierions 1 from the a • of ells Vane* 9114 deceafed might bate *RNA, a te and that might have nee:Sowed 0 1 402t0 perhaps, asieLbt . have been the coo& Emit e-• Wines this Wtiould inn fe ks eiele, . . MA setteshonfty, the fet+ I :pray the,piece of.2 l g r adra' 1110,' d tut Ikea As lay other tanner titast.brdeainss, eii .41 sibloidl, wiiiph ow set the cafe. Aram the ap. PearanSts were nor fuck as wrAild Meese hmi to it hibileiris Ittaegied. es her neck ;Wm sort sins, cr a iii44, _would have bees woe likely to get dire°. red foam But the might haseiteen Allocated. by Et?landkerthief m her mnpth sad mertls, or it apiell ter wisdpipe, as ocithq of was it likely *pro would be day s•er. ancasof *lsom.. What made it more peMesi& tint (he came by her death in ime of theft ways we., that there 'lnisikarce blood epongh in her head to pees. Gnu ben death by apoploy. Theft, he fall, were ha &ailments as a protacsal scan i but it was int potable for him to fay pofitively bow the came by hey T. 14,4 notar a ion of No. 2, Mansfield Orset, proved tithe Ilse few :he deceakd, en the evening before her death. looking eat of the window of het lodgings next door, sod akerwardi treated her with i gbifs of runs. She alto fan her at one in the morn hag oppo6te to a public bovh. the Forney of Loadost and Beroogh tomb, lesmino ev is port. with l 4... held tapportiog ha MAO Ate 1* •to her i the dictated tom - *hied Of baulkilhe. in;: l at i kest what was In her hood. end th e detested . rid. two ball guineas and tome filvar. She parted ma her then and few bee to more. Hannah Bryan Paid the lived at No. 3, in Want. field-ftrevt, and that the dtscrefed, who was . all Oat nineteen years of age, occupied a angle room i s ter hoofs bee the ayib - ef Id Ottotteri for which Be paid LiethMings per week. She was an orientate irl of tits town ; received penny different met at bar , ''' : :$ 1 bat am*, Pl i nth ranCe Alta .leg. a ;:a n named While , a mai carpenters-ow played at th e Chow, stilted with her fosse time ; betthe witnefs nodes-Sanding this man hid a wife, and that the decided had fold her clothes to foppm him,. QM forbid him the Douce. The dictated - told her, if he was not allowed to come, the wooliquit th;lodgings. which the withers defired the might do. White Raid that night, but mitt morning leaped out at the window, and never came there fence. The witnefs hew d that two other girls had denroyed them- Alves no White's account, sad that the deesafed ors threatened to do fo. He had brought one of thole girls from Wbitefriars, where the lived, and iwni dosed her to the detested as his wife r btu the de 7 strafed told him to be gone, and that the defiled to hear no more of him or his wife. The dece 'fed was much addieed to drinking fpirituons liquors, though fhe rarely appeared intoxicated : the had told Lie whack of her having drank nine glares of brandy in one evening. The witnefs often advifed her to abets. don thole habits and her way of life, offering to get her into feta ice, but the refilled. She left the bourn of the witnefs upon Lan Thuriday evening at nine o'clock, and the witnek never heard more of her until next morning at Peckham fair, where the mod her hatband kept a booth, and where the beard at the murder. The real name of the deceafed was Anse Winterflond ; (be was the daughter of a reputable fa. wily near Bury St. Edmunds, was brought op by her grandmother, and came to town two year, hue,— She had a brother in town, a goarter-Maller of Ca valry; but the would never go near him, alledging he would not own her. The bonnet and handkerchief worn by the &malt ed, were then produced and (worn to by Mrs. Bryan ; who, on teeing the bloody handkerchief, burg into tears, and begged the body, that the might bury it. The Coroner told her, the mull make application to the parills for that. The wafherwoman of the deceafed, and a publican in the neighbourhood, ware both examined, but their evidence was uninterefling. All the witneffes agreed in giving the deceafed the belt charafter that a woman in her Gtuation could have. The Coroner fummed up the evidence, and defired the Jury to confider, whether or not it could be the aft of the deceafed ? This, to him, appeared impot fible, from the brutal manner in which the was treat ed, and from the handkerchief being cut, which it W 49 impoffible Ilse could have done, if the had been the caufe of her own death. He was willing, be raid, to adjourn the inqueft, if it was thought any other evi. dente could be produced ; but if they ccnfidered it better to come to a determination at once, and leave the further inquiry to the gentlemen of the ;with, who, he was happy to fee, were exerting themselves in the bufinefs, the verditt they would erne could not implicate any perfon in the guilt, as there was no cid• deux* to that eifett. The jury, after a very (hart confideration, return ed a verditt of wriiird curirr, grail/1 force polo,: or per figfriamms. • before defcribed ; and raid, and' had i ~ 'r . . z.;.: - - ii... 6... _ .1 6... sa Coast dodge. . • . slum u.oirrs LOT. • 4 10§41 14 f dhow . • . .4 fa teal I._ OzAvgignee#Fiesi- 4•••Faild , lif 4/ 04 TIPP. came& 111PDM 'rtcr LONDON oAairrir, aua tem sole I - psis ma lima. ...-..., *ern ai n ." l 1 c4t. Ofilli al " , i l laa *Pt 100. 644 t 74ma a're,ll saw* beip V 4. Alye a Ida IT. bf 6 jl A 6 aad gad Wash Iron m, Dann Trey sad dr Mem. ''""" scar, pse o dg Ars obi Hirt. Fir liner . 1 ItpLl ilk ji . 1 • am. I ismer. i kr ~.... sLimmetst. llastedeeile e. al •d.a.d.s.d. I. 4. AlPoo A =lili: eas. esuii • • SI.. i 40439 9 1° ..s )41 s. , I tr Ng . se iber l i L gh. . Ibr• Tha Pates ef sugar, tempiped from the Its le toe weeking Aegutt ao; is 416:40. per Lutist TOTItiIIYTIOII or riussaasmay — . . ....... ,I'M Merges ellloresh *edam empire d the hes& veleta la ill i I V ie 1 1 641' • i . :6 : . 6 i i . 6 1 ' 1 ,), I : i . • 4 ,1 : I' . I 1 1 . t I. is 1 , 1 to that eifett. luny, after a very (hart eonfideration, retu rn . .rdiit of wigs/ rartitr, fame perfla or ter_ near*. 'e was another Coroner's Inquell held on Say evening. at St. Saviour's Workhoufe. in the ;ft, upon the body of a young man, clerk to broker in the Strand, who was drowned *hilt in the Thames, on Saturday morning. This : third Coroner's Inquell held at the fame plact 4's des of drowning within the lall week.