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, , , , - . • . . • • . . , . • • • a _., • • e ... . • . • . •• r • MARKET& THE I . POLICE. I her son in the eye , with a clas p knife, on Wednesday. • PREROGATIVE COURT. - . • evening. —Freeman, an O ffi cer, said he had conveyed AMMilirwmw ;I • NEWG&TE Anti LEAMAN; 11A L I. MARK ETS, FEB. 11. w Masistosollovse.--Yesterday, John Pannifar was the boy in a coach to the London Hospital, when he (By the Carcase.) • es Od to Si Id I Veal 4s ad to c. Sd "- LAZARUS AND ZACHARIAH AGAINST COLLIS. re-examined, charged with having, in concert with mopeared to be very weak from the loss of blood. " age ..:-• 1iatten....,....es 0.1 to as Od 1 Pork 55 Od to 6s 4d W Mellish, elms Watson, and others, plundered the The House Surgeon to the Hospital had dressed the This was a testamentary cause, which has occu- PRICE 'OF HOPS. -- --- - --- s ~. Bristol Mail of considerable property, on the sth of wound over his eye, as also those on his hands . ; and pied the attention of this Court for four successive mot saes. yaw rOeSltil. January last.—(Watson, who was on Saturday last as . hre did-not consider the boy to be in immediate Sit,ings ; and the facts pleaded involved one or two 31 3$ to 41 Os 1 Kent sent down to Birmingham, upon the charge of rob • danger, ordered hien to be taken to his grandmother's, Kent 21 151 to Si Ss Sussex Si 3. to 31 14. ••• , weighty considerations, arising out of the Statute of bing the Stourbridge coach, has since been fully in Whitechapel.—The Magistrate put several guns- su ilex 21 Ills to 31 16s Essex e , o% illiam 111. relative to seamen's wills, and the exe- identified.)—Eliza Morris said, she lived at 25, Trun- Lions to the prisoner with a view to ascertain the state Esse x Foreign cotton of poxers of attorney ; and the nature of the chard-street, Bristol, and occasionally assisted at Mr. of her intellects, all of which she answered in a tor- -- - PRICES or HAY. AND STRAW YESTERDAY o' . ' revocation to be established in this case—whether it Merchant's, who kept the St. John's Porter-house, at met manner, but saying that all she wished was, that ST. SANDI'S. WiIItICH•PEL was a parole revocation, or a revocation by circum- Hoy 51 5s od t. 41 15. Od I Hay... 31 lies to 41 as oc. •:,•; , Stoney Bridge. Four men, one of whom was the she had murdered h er son. She was remanded. • tances ? Lieutenant Malvern, an Officerof his Ma- prisoner, came there on the 4th of January, and a . ------ Straw Ii 4s Od to 11 16. Od I Straw 11 10. to It 155 Go ':; Clover 01 Os Od to 01 'Os Od 1 Clover Si Os to 61 os i e :C; jesty's Navy, was the asserted testaton4ir4is in- .fifth, named Trueman, soon joined. The person LENT ASSIZES—WESTERN CIRCUIT. stance—a man, it appeared, of careless and inconsi- ~ Before Mr. Baron Wools and Mr. Justice Littanoc .. ese. PRICE or TALLOW SOAP, &c. per 11216. changed a£l note , and told her he was going to Town Tallow 6ss 6d Ditto rough ....... . ..... ~ 51, - , derate habits in business, and of that integrity and take inside places for the four Gentlemen, in the S° Hike—Saturday , Feb. Is . , at the Castle of Winchester. s—Saturday, March 4,, at New Sarum. Yellow Russia ... s9s ter: Yellow Soap - honour lainself, as it resulted from the whole tenour Bristol Mail. The party slept there that night. Wit- Dorset—Thursday, March 9, at Dorchester. White ditto ... ...... .. 55. Od Mottled •of the evidence, which induced him to sign and exe- ell • o• ness. was positive that the prisoner was one of the . Devon—Monday, March 13, at t h e Castle of Exeter . Soap ditto w h i n , s t ar 46s Od Palm gi • cute almost any paper that might be put before him, four men. The- Mastrate (Alderman &Hooey) ally and County of Ezeter— Santo day, at the Guildhall of the City of Exeter. :• by any one who should infocrn him that it was re- asked him if he wished to ask her any questions?— C all—Wed d March 22, at Cornwall—Wednesday, ay, , Launceston. PRICK. OF CA N DLES--Frons Tallow Chandlers' 1 ta ll . ' Out of this ex - i : quisite and proper for him to do so.Th • ' N h l neither k "nw The prisoner replied, "o ; e wou d as Somerset—Monday, March 27, at the Castle of f aunton. Candice dllOd M ulds 12, 541 • €d. d • , per oz. s —I 0 , , per Caen 4 r ' allowed for ready money. creme facility the rectum of the will in issue arose. questions, nor give answers—all he could say was , NORFOLK CIRCUIT. • • - elle ag, in the year Ir3ll, under considerable embar- i Before Chief Justice Assorr and Mr. Baron GRAHAM. RAW HIDES. ,-:• ' t h at be was not out of London for the last two 1 : - rassments, his agent, a Mr. Stanger, to whom he was I months. " Mr. Waterhouse then stated to the Alder- Buckinghamshire—Saturday, MarCh 4„at Aylesbury. Best Heifers and• S tee n (per Ordinary ... Is 10d to fes ce e„ - Bedfordshire—Thursda March 9at Bedford. stone) os 8d to ea led Market Calf Si Cd to es OU .%:, e... largely indebted, declined acting any further for I man, that a Gentleman, who had travelled by the Hantingdonshrr Sat y, 'l' d . utday, March 11, at hinting on. Middlings ...es 4d to Os Gd Eng. Horse Cs Od to Os Cd •: '. f.; . . 11141 ;in consequence, Lieutenant Malvern went down , coach, and supped with the pi isoner on the night of Cambridgeshire—Tuesday, March 14, at Cambridge. Sheepskins—DoWne, is 6d to 5. 4d—Shearlirg, 5s 01 to Ws tk . 41 * .. to Portsmouth, and from necessity, as lie.afterwards the robber y,. at Marlborough, was not now in attend- Norfolk—Saturday, • March 18, at Thetford. PRICE OF LEATHEIZ. t 'r. informed a friend, addressed himself to Mr. Jacob ante. He should be able to procure his testimony, as' Suffolk—Friday, ,111 arch 24, at Bury St. Edmund's. Butte, 50 to e6lbs each 18:I to !End per lb. 'ilot 'ee Zechariah, a Jew agent, requesting that he would well as th at of a ll the other witnesses, in a day or two. Ditto, 56 to 661bs each 004 to 2:4 -. .•+% . M'd The Sessions of the Peace for the County of , 1 - Dressing Hides 154 to to • ".. make him certain allowances, upon his giving. Za- Under these circumstances the pnisonnr was again - s - . cliarialt security for their repayment. To this the Tat- remanded. J. Smith, and another of the Bow-street dieser will commence on Monday next, - at the Sen. line Coach Hides ied to lei :' e'• 'tee agreed ; and the condition was, that he, Malvern, Officers, were in attendance to tsike him into custody sions House, Clerkenwell. Crop Hides, 55 to 461bs fur cutti,:g 1:4 to 1 eel eee sh should execute a power of attorney, emP"'eriug upon another char w hich the assured the :%lagis- ge, eyDitto Thursday the prisoners committed on charges of Calf skins, 45 to sans SO les 40ilis tral to erd std to eid i r e. • felony, were removed from -the several goals in the Li Zechariah to receive his pay; and also a will, which t . rate was quite clear against him. me so to ooto "ot to 54d -* should empower Zechariah, by way of collateral se- Got LDEIA I.L.—A decentlooking man, named Win. City of London and County of Middlesex, to New- Ditto 70 to Bi,lbs ^aid to Zed . e l • e ettr:ty. to act as sole executor. Shortly after Lieu- Powell, was brought up yesterday before Sir Iticrosno gate, preparatory to their taking their trials at the Sm r si e l Seals (Greenland) la: to 18,1 ci tenant Malvern was :appointed to a ship, and being r ...Ana GLYNN, charged with f I w hen 1 f 1 e ony, tle o - Old Bailey Sessions, which will commence next fanned 1 1.1 ° horse hides -loio tos tei . Wednesday.A . promoted by Sir Alexander Cochrane to the corn- lowing rather awkward circumstances were disclosed Spanish Horse Hides 16d to Zed mend of the Peruvian, wa, very successful in his in evidence :—A Mr. John Lut ens, of Burton-street, The longest law suit ever heard of in England, or COURSE OF EXCHANGE. ---- /' ' homeward cruize, and made considerable prize- Burton-crescent 1 •' Y 11 , toeet ter wail a —amps shire Gently- ; h• II e. perhaps in the world, was between the heirs of Sir . Amsterdam ll is C.F. I Seville • aioney—to the sonouat nearly of 12;7,000. Nunn it man of the oaten: ct Wheatley, and two other friends, F. Tatzor ; Viscount LISLE, on the one port, and Ditto at sight 11 16 I Gibraltar...... .. 50 • . oas proved that meanwhile he had aiways expressed had -teen dining with Sir William Curtis, at the Old the heirs of Lord BERKELEY on the Other, respecting A tb r n t r w erdam... l9 c 21:. I r egbere ,;.. erp, ex-mo. 12 1 • himself in terms of uneasiness and disgust at his con- South Sea-House, on Thursday, where they had certain possessions not far from Wotton-under-Edge, Ha ' rnbiirgh... 56 1 *i f LT. V elVe • IQ . .. i .ection wi.h Zachariab, which he repeated to his continued pourinrs out libations for the success of the in the County of Gloucester. The suit was corn- Altuaa 36 I 54U. Malta e,o e. intimate f tends in no very measured terms. worthy Baronet's ' election until three o'clock in the minced at the end of EDWARD IV. and was depend- Paris, 5 day's date Sii SU. Naples fiat it •appeared that upon no occasion did he ever morning. A hackney-coach was procured shortly ing till the reign of JAMES I. when a compromise Ditto Madrid, effective 31e "5 55 21.7. Palermo Dublin - li> per Dz. 23 eviese any remembrance of, or :Audis in the most afterwards, into which they all four got, for the took place, it having lasted above PIO years. Cadiz effect 34/ C0rk....... .... a al , . .. " 4 distant way to, the will in the hands of Zachariah. purpose of being conveyed home. In their way SACRILEGE.—Lambeth Cha p el was broken o p en Barcelona .........34 Agio .f the Bank oq Hid- 4, O ' • On his ute y is return to England in ear 1815, (May) through he gh Nctc gitle-street , one of the Gentlemen ob- on Thursday night, and about thirty bottles of wine, Sabot, effective e...ective 34i land 0 . .. emtediately wrsde a letter to his former agent, Mr. ,er vei - a irran running, and evidently eyeing the coach intended to have been used at the Sacrament, and a • PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Statoser, in which he acknewledhed that Gentle-' with.rnore than cOrtliiloll attention. As there were so great quantity of black cloth, sx hich was purchased 1 Pon uga nl Go Gold in Cola, per az• .; an's very libesal and hand-orne conduct in never few pessengers in the street at so early an hour, the for the p ur p ose of hanging the pulpit, clerk's desk, Fgld in Bars 3 7 lui .1. .. New Doubloons inving ashes' lont (C'eritain Malvern) thy the balance conduct of the man, rho was ',,00a joined by another, Inc. to-morrow, were carried off. New Dollars ft 5 0 ... .yA hid: SINK( ;tga.:,,,,t 'him, and remitting him the oceaskilled some alarm, eseceially as both the fe:low, On the evening of Thursday, the 10th instant, Silver, in bars, stare:lard oss_ ee tonoinit ; the ictter contained a request also, that he continued to follow and • keep kip with the coach : Union Chapel, Islington, was found to have been COAL Is. A lIKET, Femmes; 11. s s si e ould again act tor Lim as agent, take out a power, nothing, howeven, occurred, until they came opposite entered and robbed of a considerable quantity of Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. • : " a: : demand all papeas whateser of Zachai ;eh, whose Brook-strect, in ilolliorn, when the coachman was black cloth, with which the place had been put into 16 1 Newcastle 15 56s Oil t. 454 eil ~, so . . • 1 ants he had taken care to sat;sfy. Etts. was greatly cal:ed to by the in ismer to F tOp, which he did accord- mourning for our late most excellent Monarch, and i Sunderland 0 Elgin Coal 1 o 47s 6tl to COs C4l 00s Od to co, otl '•-• tfeeded at the cozdatt of hhat ii - :;!.ieidual, in wish- ingly ; the riisoner then o Ithe door, d penes - iris lamented San, besides a valuable woollen cover- . . - . .• 4 ' . . 0,..1ng some el - in-money coat should Lave been seined somethinh; which the Gentlemen all thoueht ing for the communion table, the Reader's surplice, COUNTRY MARKETS. , 6 Olfotts, Fes. 10.—The price of a Bushel of Wheat as. 54(1. ..... paid over to him en accerrat of the Pendant (about was a pistil. lie said nothing more than that it was and other articles. . The Half-peck Loaf, Wheaten, Is. od.—Hoesehol6, Is. 76. ... C. 9) ; ano', weary ef repeated aphitcations, he all right, and was about to shut the door, when Mr. On the evening of our late beloved Sovereign's fu- Baxenay,_ Fes. 10.—Wheat 7s. Od. to 9s. Cd.-1;,• .ns 4s. ed. , e i • n.eched up a silver watch that lay on a desk in the Lutycns, judging that the two fellows were thieves, neral, the peal of twelve bells, in Waterloo Gothic to l's 6d—Vetches, Os Od per busheL—Barley, 003 to 34. t• office i f t } . : atient, and crying cut, ." Well, will you and aveie deterred from robbing only through tear Tower, in Quex Park, the seat of Jolts: I'. Powei.o, oata, 295 Od tn 26s Od per . quarter—Bread, is 6d half peck— 3 Flour des per sack. • cry quits ?" Zachariah instantly came into the pro- of being overmatched, jumped out of the coach, and Esq. in the Isle of Thanett County of Kent, will be. , ._______ - _ v.sal: and to his demand, whether any of his papers seized Powell, on which his companion made off. deeply muffied on their clappers, and solemn mourn- BIRTH. . e set remained in his hands, the same individual re- Powell made some resistance; but the other Gentle- ing peals performed on them that evening, in sacred Tuesday, in Hill-street, the Hon,.'. lre. Laurence Sellivan, of e e . died e No:" but added. that lie v. culd carefully ex- men assisting, he was conveyed to St. Andrew's remembrance of departed worth and Royalty.•• -The a daughter. ' • .. . . ..._______ i I , Amine if such were the tact ; and a few days alter, war-ell-house. When there, he sheared the diradfel church bells in the North will also lee deeply mufil:d, MARRIED. he informed Captain Malvern " that lie possessed instrument which alarm had converted into a pistol, and solemn peals performed on them that evening, Feb. 3, at Dublin , Hon. and Very R,terend the Deae of ' • none of his whatever." It. should have been pre- but which proved to be a Constable's staff, said he particularly at York, Leeds, Hull, Liverpool, Man- Killala, to Sophia, daughter of the late Sir G_toellibton, Bart. le 0 • mired that the sum. owing from the Captain to Za- had authority for his conduct, had received sonic iti chester, Sheffield, Doncaster, Otley, Halit ax, Sowerb yr, • DIED. . - . cha: iah at the time of his coouting the paper w inch ' formation, and hinted that Mr. Lutyens must not he Oldham, Ashton-under-Line, Mottram, Stockport, San. 14, at Docraw, in the parish of Keith, in his 24th year, . - .; he scents to have forgotten., and n hich was thus suffered to go: the Gent:err.en were, however, suffered Ripon , k 'naresborongh, Mahon, Chester, Coventry, Lord William Le aven:, . of are 21st Royals. Lately, Captain Montgomery, of the 57th Regiment, quasi- .., impi - Nit . :: - ly withheld by Zacliariah, was less than to depart, and the prisoner was conveyed to the Castleton, Mansfield, Nottingham, Derby, Burton, tered at Clonmel. ~,, • k..: ( 200 : that the latter upon taking probate of the Cornhter. By the rt. novenient before the Magistrate, and Leicester. ' te Wiil, width he produced, and swoee to fear days it appeared that the prisoner was one of the extra The following anecdote shews at once the late - Mort Cif virere and vutere vita.—Me IteleL. ;. " e'rter the tedator's elhath, further 'vole, that to the , ConAables employed under the City Marshals; that KINeS attention to small matters, and his retentive , " Life is only Life, when blest with Health." • • ..r ' - rIMIE finest System of Ethics is to confine within :•‘, - host .01 . his knowledhe and h e heh t h e geo,js, es - edits, : the man in company with him was also an extra memory :—lt was ever his Majesty's custom to pay Jl due bounds, lied thus to regulate the Paseions ; unre- &e. ".. s h : &c. of the deceased, did not amount to :i s :3ooh and . , Constable, of the name of Johnson ; that they were an early visit to his Mews, if not to mount, to look ! strained and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those bar- ' • - that being subsequently Directed by the Court to , upon the look-out for any sport that might be sir- at and pat his favourite horses. One morning, on tiers which Relieion and Morality have made sacred ;to curb, b , ing i n s n ieventov and account—that document— I ring ; and, seeing this eoach driving rather faster entering, the grooms were disputing one with the but not to annihilate them, appears the lesson of prudence, beat ' a his own licwine e ti mated them at upwards eli.:2000. i than usual at such an hour, suspected something other very loudly, so that the King for a short time eat ie culated ery d to Molt their humaneffofesivescence. frame • This was state d by lnn Lusa ien•ron, svbp, pursuing I wrong was Ji:::,: , :, and itccordingly stopped the coach was unnoticed. "I don't care what you say, Robert," dical v knowledg g e 4l •to rem .n etly, aetodtlie- p übic wratruiereiss gr e a tp romo t edm e - t : . se the history of the case, went en to slew, that upon to sateey their isuspic;ons. Mr. Woollier, the City said one, " but every one else agrees, that the man when professional Men (disregarding the suggestions of the envi. -;• repeated occa , ions, between the m o nt h o f Ma y , 11315, Marshal , said the prisoner bore a g o od c harac t er, at the Three Tuns makes the best purl in Windsor." ousand•ieterested) devote their studies to the treatment of those F• •• and the period of his death in February, 1816,. the ' and had been employed under him ior nearly.two " Purl! purl!" said the King, quickly ; " Robert, complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of the pardons at an unguarded ~ moment. " The stria gth of a Natiton '‘.:?: testator expressed himself most happy that he had years, as well as Johnson, u lio;e name had been Whiles purl?" This was explained to be warm beer consists in the holds o f the People; but it is melancholy to re- ,i paid every body, and, in particular, that d ice he Ita 1, c mentioned ; he, however, the fight iL very extraordi-, with a glass of gin, &c. his Majesty listened atten- sect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of ueleeling erniTyri- a' rid of that " rascally Jew," and that " scoundrel of nary that they should have been out at such an hour. tively ; and then turning round said, loud enough to cam, and to counteract, as far as possible, its further ravage., we -• a Jew," from whence k was to be inferred—fit - A, that Under these circumstances the Magistrate, after abe heard by alt, in the way of admonishing, " I d are offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in . v arious diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary the paper executed was no more than a security for suitable admonition, directed tire prisoner to recom- say very good drink, , buts grooms, too strong for the I T ' oe (early acquired at school, before reasou has asserttei her right s t a certain money transaction ; and secondly, thet pence the coachman and the watchmen for their loss morning; never drink in a morning."—Eight or nine em. the Wad), will, in contemplating his powerless state, he- - having closed that t; ansaction, and Zachariali de, of time in attending the Office,and he wasdischarged. years atter this, his Majesty happened to enter the come susceptible of ,enlivening sensations, is knowing that the • '‘,.- daring that lie had delivered all pa, ers, &c. upper- Bow-seereen---Neeseireakers.—Yesterday, John stables much earlier than usual, and found only a most complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into mans) tainiah therein, to Mr. Stanger, he had evidently Francis, Kobert Ha ll , and George -KL4g, the gang o f young lad, who had recently been engaged, and to ' I TT' , dy—immoderateanxiety—long residence in tropical • :t consistered the document propounded as his will only housebreakers who, it is suppused, .have long in- whom the King was unknown. " Boy, boy?' said Climes , . le an st d u many other cau s es, will p ' frequently derange the Ner- r . as such a security ; and that it Was e in the hands of fcsted Kensington, Chelsea, Pimlico, &c. underwent he, " o here are the grooms .; where are the grooms ?" irons System ;in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re- ; :' , lr. Stanger, according to Zachariali s asseverations. another examination before IttonAßD BIRNIE, Esq. " I don't know, Sir ; but they will soon be back, aniMation, by remedies which have long answered the sanguin ' On the 21st of January, 1816, an appointment was The servants of Richard Chase, Esq. of Kensington- bemuse they expect the King." " Ah, all !" said he, hops of fa tienu of both Sexes. That bane to human happiness, LUES VF.NEREA, can now e made between Captain Malvern and a Mr . Doughtie, square, attended, and gave a full description of the "then run, boy, and say the King expects them ; run by treated fearlessly, the improved state of Nit-dice' Science ' ' a professional Gentleman, for the folios, ing Wedues- hreaking open of that (iientleman's house, the alarm- boy to the Three Tuns o they are sure to be there, for having divested its antidote .f those distressing peoperties th.:t • day, when it was arranged - that the latter should ing state of the whole tamily. in consequence, and the Landlord makes the best purl in Windsor." Iso leag rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best . ' • prepare the Captain s will. It was in evidence, that the rinsing of" the alarm bell. Two robbers were A number of Scotch vi eavers, who cannot fine "P hi d n ou th r a m t :drocl by observing to Patience labouring ethic! this few days only are required for the removal or early • Captain Malnern had always expressed himself in the Leen in the yard and garden, but neither of the pt i- employment at the looms, are now engaged in form- Symptom.; that the most inveterate e will y ield to our reme- kinciest maarle: to his family, which consisted of sorters could be i clenti iresnbeing seen only by moonlight. ing a road, twelve feet wide, at the' base of Salisbury dies within a month ; and that in a person who only suspects hini- Mrs. Ann Collis !tire next of kin in this suit, who was Two of them, however, resembled the prisoners in c _ raggs, from the point where they join Arthur's Seat *elf injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appear- .i.. • his favourite sister, and to whom he always .seems to s i ze. There were, nevertheless, some stiong circum- to the Palace of Holyrood House, Edinburgh, which, lag;--a . similar remark applies to many Other derangements of the generative system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially stric- . i have intended that the greater share of his property i stances against them, Hall and King being proved when completed, will be one of the most romantic tirrea, obstinate cases of winch are daily removed without the use should devolve), three other sisters, and a brother.' to have been near the spot on the afternoon of the and picturesque promenades in Europe. of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the • On the day fixed for his meeting • Mr. Doughtie, night the house was broken open, by MroCerston, . About three weeks ago the wife of Mr. Cnantodta, softer sex have not escaped onr attention; in which mildnues, however, was prevented flora holding his appoint- the landlord of the Star and Garter public-house, in a respectable licensed victualler, who keeps the sign combined with efficacy, have supirseded the means usually merit .. on the SOth of January' Le was taken ill: Kensington, who recollected their being at his house of tire White Hart, at Battle-bridge, and who was and adopted. In fi ne, our system is unique , peculiarly energetic, • , eminently successful. on tie ;;; so submitted to a surgicar operation 1 ;on that day, drinking porter. This was cosfirmed labouring under a dropsical complaint, died (to all Educated in this our native city ; •schoaled.in our professional .. " and on the Ist of Februaro, expired. And this, by John Wyed, a servant at the house, who knew appearance) rather suddenly. Her death was an- attainmentby its splendid lei edieal characters; and having been •„; the Learned Counsel for itilrs. Collis contended, the prisoner King for some time before to be a bad flounced in some of the Newspapers, and every neces- able, personally, to compare with admiration the British Sur- car • • looking to the evident testamentary intentions of character, and he told his master that he was such,'cal practice with the Continental, one pretensions to superiorit y 'arrangement made for her interment. The gate g .' - • y (in a branch we have selected) are matured by experience, which , the deceased ,in favour of his own family ; the and that he had known him by the name of Kay- leading into the house, and the windows, as usual on is • evinced by the daily applications we receive, even from-distant . total previous regard or affection for the pretended I lock, under which name he had been transported. such melancholy occasions, were partly closed up, countries . GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeurs. • universal legatee; the entire absence of all ma- ' A long thick stick, with a peculiar head on it, was hal have remained so ever since; the preparations for. 15, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Londde. • tires which should have induced a man, in return left on the premises, which Mr. Clanton believed the funeral are however discontinued, and she still al- For the general accommodation, w.e do no t limit al o l urselves ~ of a sum short of two hundred lies in her bed in the room in which she is reported to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at reason- • .-., for an advance to be the same Hall had when lie was drinking at his able hours. Country Paueets are requested to describe minutely - ' pounds, to have bequeathed all that he might ever house, and it was proved to be Hall's property by ato bans died.—All round the neighbourhood it is theirayMptoms, &c. when Medicines,with Advice, will be im- -s '. acquire, after his death, to that legate; in exclusion very extraordinary circumstance; Alfred Pople, an confidently asserted that she is not dead, but in a mediatelyforwarded to any part of the Kingdom.-1 Baisk,Note •-•,-; of his own family : and the subsequent intended exe- Officer belonging to Queen-iquare Police-Office, now trance; that she has been visited by some eminent is expected to accompany the Case. • Just published (Xenth Volition) I I cinion of a will in favour of his kindred, which was stated, that he was present when it was given to Hall Physicians and surgeons, who have bled her,. and The Mess of Lire, a familiar Commentary on the above Dis- prei.ented only by the act of Goo—this was a revo- by George Bird, when he apprehended the latter at that the blood flowed very freely ; that there is a eases. By Goss and Co. Addressed to the Youth add Maturity : • cation by circumstanceS. As such they submitted a public-house in Pye-street, Westminster.—The pri- perceptible warmth about her heart, and under her of b434h Sexes. May be had at 40, Paternoste-e-row ; 66, Pall- that the Court would pronounce against the paper sonars were committed. i arm pits, which indicate that life is not extinct ; that Mal 54' elorsard.swost; 174, Fleeteatreet ; and of all Book- ers.—Priso So . propounded. John Smith was committed for trial on a char g e of every means have been used to restore her, but with- "11 - Sir JouN NxcoiL, after explaining the law of the uttering a forged £5 Bank of England note to Mrs. out effect; and that she is ordered to be.kept in her HIGH.WATERat LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW statute, which declared, that wills made on the same Applebce, ahosier and glover, in Parliament - street, bed whilst those a pp earances continue. When the Morning 19 minutes after 1 ing . - _. - - • ', • Afternoon - - - - Si -- --1 paper with powers o f attorne y were invalid, and Westminster. • report of Mrs. CHANDLER'S dissolution reached her - citing various cases, pronounced against the will LAMBETHarzunsT.—Yesterday,MarytTrriffithi wa s sister, she was immediately taken ill, .and • expired LONDON: Printed and published by Lim. Kix:, Ethan. ' ,- propounded. . re-examined, on the charge of maliciously stabbing shortly after . • • . •• • - Place, Templo-Par: . . , . . . . . . -t•-. . . . . ' • . , • .. • . . . . .•• . • . . -