Star. — London, England, 1820-01-01 00:00:00

• ' .of 2; • 14 " \ , : Bow-tressr.--jesterday was the day appointed fof the determtVationftspecung the robbery o , f Messrs. Makepeace and Harker, the silversmiths , to Searle street, Lincoln:s inn- fi elds, to the amount of between £6OO and £7OO of silver plate, which had been re ceived in pledge by several pawnbrokers ; and the main_question to be decided was, whether, the pro' party being found in the. possession of the pawn brokers, they were compelled to restore it withart the thief being, in custody ? Mr. BIRNilt, the Ma gistrate, first called upon Mr. John Harker,,the part ner of •Mr4.Makepeace, to state the nature of his charge, Which was to the effect above described, that their - A.O 'had been robbed of silver plate to the amount 'Of between £6OO and C 700; and from every information he had received, he hacLreason to believe that the thief was Charles Blake, a young man who had been in their service. This information being taken upon oath, Mr. BIRNIE bound Mr. Harker, in the usual recognizance, to prosecute Charles Blake, to which Mr Harker very readily assented. The worthy Magistrate was decidedly of opinion, that the property under discussion ought to be returned to Messrs. Makepeace and Harker, from whom it had been stolen, and found in the possession of the pawn brokers, who, he confessed, he did not think had used due diligence in receiving such aquantity of plate from a woman, who turned out to have given a false account of her name and residence. He ad mitted that 'the pawnbrokers had used no conceal ment of the property after it had been traced to them. He was sorry that his decision would put pawn brokers to very great inconveniences ; but pawn brokers must be more cautious in future as to how and from whom they received property in pledge.— He, sitting there as a guardian for the public good and protection, must make an order in the best way he could. He hoped Messrs. Makepeace and Harker would exert themselves for the apprehension of the thief, even to an outlawry. Mr. WILLIAMS, on the part of the pawnbrokers, protested against the deli very of the silver articles found in the possession of the • pawnbrokers, by 'duplicates, which had been given by Blake, the suspected thief, except they were identified. The Magistrate stated, that it was not his wish that the articles should be returned to Messrs. Makepeace and Harker for some time 'yet ; and Mr. ie notke to the officer in whose pos session the p late was, not to return it to Messrs. Make peace and Harker, agreeably to the opinion of the COAMON SERJEATST. A notliber of f?eill charges and cases are brought to the Office daily against VI nbrenten, alias Vanbraen, alias , o'Briew, for fraudulent practices. He keeps a house in Crawford-street, Mary-la-bonne, cohabiting with **a "feitale, and living in a respectable style, keeping Is man and two female servants, and passing himself as a Russian merchant; but there is reason to believe he has been supporting himself and his establishment by fraudulent areas upon bankers, where lie has no effects, for these last three years. When Mr. ltivin&zon, bookseller, of Waterloo-place, gave information at this Office of the fraud commit ted 'upon him by the prisoner, by a draft for£lo on Mess's. Prescott s, the bankers, it was despaired of knowilT where to find him ; but Davis, the consta- 1 ble, happened to be present, who recollected that he' lived in Crawford street, and not in George-street, l Portman-square, and that he was tinned with a si milar offence to that. of Mr. Rivingtoe's case, by, giving a fraudulent draft to a livery stable-keeper, in; the Edgware-road, when the woman he cohabitsl with raised the, money to:pay the demand, to avoid a prosecutidn: 'Davis was, in consequence, intrusted with the wais'anf:obtained agains: him by Mr. Ri vington. He-expected to have some difficulty in gaining admittance into the house, and seeing him, to take him into custody; he therefore watched the house for some time till he saw the woman he coha bited with go out in a carriage ; the house door- being then open, he 'entered, when having no doubt but that Vanbremen was in the house,he was determined to search it for him, in which he Was considerably opposed by the servants, particularly Ly the females:, he came to the door of a room fastened, and having no doubt but that -Vanbrenwn was concealed there, from the servants' conduct, he was induced to force open the door, where he found his man, who, on learning his busness, offered to pay the 1.4 he had obtained from. Mr. Rivington, but Davis refused to take it, not being' authorised so to do. On his being brought into the presence of Mr. Riiington, previous to his examination, he entreated him on his knees to take the £4, but Mr. Rivington was not to be moved, as le -vas determined to make an example of him. UNION HALL—Yesterday, Thomas Yernam and John Jones, two watchmen, of the parish of St. Olive, were charged with breaking open the dwell-, ing.houie orone Murphy, near St. Thomas's Hospi-i tal : and also a 'young 'man named Harrison; one Shaw, and Mary. Donovan, for aiding and abetting the watchmen. The first person examined was Mur phy, a terited Testirrection-nran; t'ho stated, that on hionday night, the 'night - Ili tfirestion, a person of the. name of Wilde,: ibr Svhoin he owed some money, came and demandid It. - Wilde being drunk . , he would not give it to hit; Wade tlierenPln began to create a riot, saying that he would not go ottt of the house without it. Murphy then forces! Mm, and Wilde cried out "Murder," which brought Jones, the watchman, to whom he gave Wilde in custody. Jones took Wilde to the Clink, and came back to the house, as be said, for Murphy. who, he said, had a dead body in the house. Murphy refused to let hint in, when Jones went for an iron crow, and prOieeded to break the door open ; he did so, and the house was entered by a mob, who stole several things. Jones, on entering, broke open a door with his cutlass, ran up stairs, turned every thing upside down, and was proceeding to tear up the floor to get into the cellar to search 'for the dead body. The house was com pletely gutted by the mob. Mr. Murphy corrobo rated the above statement. James Crawley saw a mob going to Murphy's house, headed by the watch man, whom he heard say, " Now, pay my own grudge Off," add soon afier saw him break the house open and enter. Mr. Taylor was also examined, and confirmed the above statement. The defence set up was, that Murphy was giien in charge by Wilde, and that he made his escape, and the watchman af terwards came back for him, and beard a mob cry out, that there was a dead body just bro' tight in. He broke open the house to take MuTphy, who had iLli• caPed• man iflie by Jones tk Jones knew alleged crowd; son were meanour ,Zll A NSI. 4lay, charged lwasber-w -fully committed for G UILDH A LL.-- , -Ff an unfortunate nation 7 Alderman 'forged at Messrs. . stated, - and purchased 6s. 6d. her nai close ; forgery, to the stocks ; no notice , at 2s. each, tnent ; Mr , again say' £1 note denied very anaiop again for the and an name was alley, Whi before tober 3, awl who -threats:nod to, rite_ two.. ier !MO" 211,W1Z., LZI_UB44 'WM. 1 zvsuinumun or lair xramiutuity WM, IR VMS way, , Il a fas - 00 '. • - , ; ` ' : ). : 4 - I ''" 7- ; . I*J'i 11 ... ../17t7. 5 . 1. :.l ::::... 7. 'Wound most easy ; tit* May Iht anost timid a 'lie did not f&aillT- : . ....... I i , .1 1 0 THE EVITOR - OF THE STA/i. • d the visitations of the neighbonring country, ba- les to help bins, wbich•li'lissit,_ ,_ P.... i. .'•„' . .41 244 ,,i eg Argito t t a b -a ect ogy.b le ie wee t g ir o*. andr.arkeres,.. . though tut th e sanscSovereiguty., knew What he was doing .. There kiln . 7 "..ni I of - o6 cior ... ilifteblegintleFablY AfPF45e4 from the poor. l against the other prisoners lt .. bef n . 4 . J,,:- doitkly i 4 1, 41 , 104 , ie r iorat i ow &the ; they were discharged, and Jelin , r ,arrt- , Agoeh oPtsdr shbuld be imnaietist4 attisidell :101 - 14 8 0. d1t9;14, when .*TitTsfinve of ems - Debt is ere committed to takeitheir tr a. a . *let and this itrlpdrtaiseinbject *ill Whitt Wdolltarliik-' im•colo4,Noeilikat every 410,112.1 Pt bef4le hen to lur at the naaiikte, ijreel..i. A p ir7 t dal ) eiktiont Of rtriotic inindegenetrily; I. beg eA. :-44,119994F0nate bprtiest tit anppotning t i lvenue, how necessary Out. the i 1 - -, f,otte '... who tlidalies OM lim airy remark's-. wiggle that's r •.- .-...-e ll. Pl us 1 c°e Mil • NSI ON HOUNSLOnligia - • : ' ? • , „ , barged with havink bisatitotE - 4 1 *.a. . , a staler biew bf thitll will accompany isha‘a regard to I shlmift.,At fignt44. IPA 1 seslbar.t.tle INFlere :the - u 2 id di% p r-woman named _Jaile9o4,4oll;', ; 744114 aerlfaiblitry Idtall dictate.- i L.': 4 / I ' l X'' si : l ' s . 1114 1 - 4 A w" ra - 0 -.. 44 L 4 - " i i 4nial4L Y ° S . intere st's. ..- :of:twitted for trial.. :'• • . .. -; ;„ 1 . .L.,. 4 - i . 14ktierl %toured land,. ••vie'vecoktdser • no , ould i uni ,y. ret4lg lo : oPbokl - 't*eocrianon wed, cnnaLs.--Foaciairsav---tiatheirwt&maeheV *here - ONO, be fountr; the sentiment of Paar, ibtism Thc 9PiPiOlaPirk7 . I ?!.n,,WAS, C° P C 4 Ved • IG be Ortunate womm4 itown, underwent ei,aol!, Men theeiliseei be pteiumed to burn more ardently coincident with Itose of eminent y knTrghtened per. 1 .. yesterday, befife the Sitting Magistrate, Mr. khan ittilOkilkvotireB clintes:. 4 * These 'remarks apply sonages,Afetvent hope is cherished the sect . litty, : • ~ Of our Counts . . 41, be • ' Ift nan MAGNAY, upon,the charge of uttering Losissipfkb /kelt rank in sesoiety, and since the hap- happiness,: and the a . . , ...e.34 1 Banknotes.- Frances . Robson, shoteeman, phitisilafiliteli linecessaty•to the health of the whale, established on ;he most firm a__ ,e4. 9dstit 1e45v f........ . • eSsrs..Gresler and Co.'s, furriers, Cbeapside, when-aay meditate mires the whole body politic be• caßtherwsli , *F.- 1 ,!- that the prisoner came there on Tuesday last, com es i The adoption bilk remedy, of con- • - -- --- 7 - rt.irry , t 7.4 anir; .... ' i 11.4 irchased a sable erriiine collar cuff, value segues* -bectilbes • theuniventallalemend-the ma- DARING RoBBERT 4 =-,.9.441 - 114 er ,100 was tear; ... and presented in' Payment a a :mite, giving chine 'it ii in its right coliria-iahe public safety •mitted, on Spodaysnetning, the 4 9,0 ; il,ltmt, at Fork tine and address, Mrs.Smith,',Clerkenwell- ir . . d. -'•-• . '' ' . teta lc sham, Norfolk :-Nobbs, Th e Carrier from Notwichi the note mus e subsequently, discovered to be a • i.oiet.:* 4 lig.hreturned thence between tea and down o'clock, on , F. Thursday pfening the prisoner came again mid j u 00,ed :thitt iti a st n it at iltiori tatehmen s betra t to ys. ou us r int hi o gh th ly e the Saturday evening before+ and unloaded his wag- Mbrning. about shop, and niked to look at some swanskin i ftretee • Cinitidu, *id that, fearful by any step of gait into i bint• '.On the fellowinf e the witness recollected her' directly, but took eight o'clock, on going to the barn, discovered that . h hazarditti blest=obisentiid intdinvalnal*, mach ice r the prisoner agreed for two of the stocks, tram, i u l u i sie % s ssfew t ou cai stgate e re t h e some person, or persons, had broken throngih a walk ' , each, and again tendered a£ l note in pay - needed ratios' di Oaks . liattoeil. ! •••• •••••.? eleven inches thick, and Opened the small door of. . Mrs. Robson asked her na.tn For a totiddetable.' tittle matting e ? and on her and , statistic ' the barn, and carried aVray. a bottle conta i n i ng fosse. : saying Smith, observed, that she had paid . a * Jun i hoe a spso se e * ev.sni i r A tr e s idica ti ses w hichl gallons of ram, 941bs. of butter in a tub, a large ~ 4. 13 :e the Tuesday before ; the prisoner, howquantity of tea, sugar, and ttirtatits, Sve cheeses, atl4 eTert• could not flail. s imieitdai &deli Metros in la- ever been in the shop, and sermed ; .bo t pii ng c ons teetk i tx .i. tile this •sa u ment', .iris . fitly likewise broken bpen several boxes, and carried sivrar . I havingmes to get away, saying, s he would :calf hoped, is arrived for Oda- ienioval. .Binoe the days the.Aontrotst . Nnhbst. 4- 4 0 4 4i. seckeee kng .this: ,ininiezi- • forw the 'change ; she was, however, detained, e hat b an i,- th e . l 4 ei r eaft dl tazatioh .e a t h e uece s.. ' ftely 'acquainted a Gentleman of the parish with 1 -i what badtappenecl, whadirectly went to - the bats, I i officer sent for, to whom she owned that her s ur i e i of lif e l e d Aig ee t t p re A ser de fe d t h e a rcurn _ stances of thelke thrash,When they observed the f ootsteps o f tyr o persons near • 1 • was Martin, and that •she lived in Chequer-t Whitecross-street.---The notes were produced hostilities whlth" atttende&' the .French Revolution, bit'he 'consequences of those the 'door. The Clendeirian„ t ti ithrobbs, and another . the Magistrate ; the one, N0.'5150; dated OC - when combined !With VIM etiants which are ibaut perion, then . traced them for a fiarier*of a mile.- : a 1,1819 ; and the other, No. 10,712, dated No- to be named, *4~ them - with nuerwheliiiing iiablas_ then having. surne,stiapicicsaa,.ff-fm. ihe course , 1 r 22, 1819, and declared by Mr. Glover. the consternation aid iii . ,, , ' .. .•, ,'I Z, .. I the - steps bad tstken,. of a . man-named Juby, who 1 - inspector, to be forged in every respect.-a The In the catabitne or * d i m* , • i n j ur y' r : s i l t li s s om e lived in Foulshent, -went, with the others, to Juby's Solicitor requested the prisoner might be re- number of small fat-ins i s 1.414 i ... z hay peominent. The house, and on ittqttifing of his wife for hitt 7`ihe said, d, to give time to make some inquiry respect- public voice having been long raised on this subject, " he wasl gone ' to Reephatt :', last it thisstiase Juby r, as be was of opinion that this. was a case in must be deemed sufficient. authority. Not merely tame in, and when asked,.-,fs svteist4e had been r _ the Bank would direct a prosecution to be was t h e es ti ma bl e b o dy of smallholders of land ex- said , “to John Marison:4l s ,4„ - nemelthorpe, after. ted. The prisorier was, accordingly, remanded punged, but it has gonna/ been considered, under some potatoes." Suspicion then /idling on Morison, 1 ... onday. . . .. the new 'arrangement, that the country neither fur- his house was searched, when a part of the lon - nished its accustomed supplies of food nor of em- goods were found, in a shed, on ,Iris premises. Max ! J irsdy night, as Mr. Samuel Taylor, of Upper ployment. But what it is the most eminently necet- mon and Jabs , were then taken into custody, alti. street, Paddington, was on his way home from. nary hereto impress, is, that those small portions of the shoes they then had on were found to.correspont: iville, he was stopped on the New-road by land which were held• by the- labourers were most . with the footsteps that had been traced to Mariam's"' , ellows with large sticks, who sdemanded his generally alit sated. Thus, whatever supplies were' house, which was alien t teen miles from 'the place-* . 'i -. Mr. Taylor immediately gave them .his to be derived from the in dustrious efforts of leisure where the robbery was committed. •Frem some cit..'.. t , a two pound note, and fourteen shillings.- hours, or if having a (airily, from the dairying, &c. cumstances that occutted, - tt the Mon . day, furthew..: a :hen tied his hands behind his back, threatening were swept away l and leaving -no profitable ()cell- , search was made in MartiOn's ,fiouse,..when the four :if he gave any alarm, and iffectedtheir escape. panty of such time. - • Hence, with wages :elitively gallons of ruin, with most of the. other stolen MI, arday . fast, as a poor labouring man was re- depreciated, and those most important resources with- perty, %sere found, -secreted in a vault,uoderzteatk ; ghome from Bristol to Redlaad, through Pug- *evi l , htve we witnessed; after the 'most ardent but the kitchen. Bothblarison and Juby were corm:tisk field, he was accosted bjr two fellows, with a ineffectual struggles on their part to retain indepen- to the Castle, by u l ....Aasiaaht 41.wiN i Esq, charge . id of money or life 1 The poor man, having d euce; this large portion of felloW-subjects, eminently with the above offence, to be tried next Sessions. t ' 1 used a new jacket with pa - retheir pa - reed his wages, had country's stay in peace, its defence in war, slid- ' --- , ven shillings remainin NEWGATE Aso LEADENHALL *it/CA*lk gate.- g, and this he refused to den from its standing in the British community. - Ilk see ards*" •u,..1 • ;9- •••- • ip. One of th e fellows hereupon knocked him It is needless to detail the fatal results. The effects B ee r ... . , ... ...as oisoy'ai.rs I vast war.. is set ca satrOmf, and rifled his pockets of their whole contents, o f a gon y an d despair are universally discovering Hanan•••:-.---48 oil wag Od•ltgealir , u-N•-••••5% Oil to fie: - MI r insisting upon the surrender of his newjacket, themselves. But while agitating a remedy, we Must PRICES or HAI Lardfitligrif ESTERO* Ir, 1, 1 " ..... .. rich, one of them gave him his own in exc h ange . also take into account the myriads of 'manufacturers ST. .i.turs's. ' . ' MiltrileThilt;' - ' 4 44- , L.4. ing home, and searching . th e pocket s of this ill- which, in miserable and portentous masses, are now Hay 31 48 Od to *"1144%1 Hay... ..511111, ido•'' , lE , 1154*- Straw t I 44 od to 11 •16* Od Straw IL do - ostLit4LhddEt . lone,' wrapper of iniquity, the poor man was calling for employment and subsistence , and irhich Clover 01 os-Od.te 01 oa Od .tioee 51 knosi.llo44 tbly astonished to find in it 'a ten-pound Barak of the loom ceases to a ff ord. . PRIOR OP. 110M‘'-'-. 4 .- -- -:' ,11 4 9 nd note I doubtless, a recently-made prize, ob- The great resource, it is apirehended,'litif be Iwo , Lima.. Mini MIMIC from some less fortunate victim. found in land. The cultivation of the soil with spade Kent - 3l 81 to 41 ion LANCIIOLY AcctnENT.--Yesterday afternoon, husbandry being generally applicable, the whole of Sussex ...... 21 tea to st ,whi-,V ise ales 3l 3$ t. 31 13. half-past four, two ladt were unfortunately the industrious uneMployed, it. is anticipated, 'may F 44" `r Fpreign ... IL as to et 2c _. arnhazo ..,,L 1_09,1? _til le • ied in the Basin id the Green Park, owing to the thus be provided with the means of realizing, at no' ring %Vay. . distant perind, independent subsistence. Thus, while PRICE or TALLOW. haAF, al. Mi l., .. • Tau Tallow ' 61s 641 - Dittwro4k «• . 4 .' . ' '.....i«: SIN \ tON NR'S IN QUEST .— Th II rsday night, an Inqui- large and populous places are extricating by these yen ,,,, R i l • ssia ... ..... ens ' tail reilegr'Sdaiep ', . '-' ' .‘"r; ass' was taken at the Sun, Old Round -court, Strand , and other means from their distressed circumstances, White dino bodies of John Masters and Mary his wife, our agricultural poor, through the mediunrof small Boy ditto' rite both found dead on Wednesday morning. . portions of land, afforded on easy terms to every la- Malkg B "ff 45a . 0d Nos .'. ~...., ... 1 4, * • ... - VI-2r 4,...-; . .. i t obn George, a cheesemonger, in Old .ROtind- bonfir e ' and which might be accomplished by indi- PRICE OF CANDLUSO•••FrUna Tidy" ' ... • i Strand, stated, that he ha d acquainted 'WA and parish exertions, will be again roused to candies , Pad"- un "'" - ii•uubs, It , i- 1 14 1 .11 - •.. ... ' alloWed for ready ---a.' ; ' , t lie deceased about thirty years ihe was a job- effort*. Hours of leisure %curling in long days,. as . . -111 7ri RAW lIIISEEL.. , . . "'" 4 ",`" 1 " -° : - ' porter, employed by -several persons in the Well as in our climate, in weather partly wet' and Best vir d Steers fey 1. - W: 1 aourhood, and was of sober habits. He and partly fine, in all seasons, will here 'find congenial a „„"" e r efe es in ing to s ;r od . P t.dinat i"` .. -.11 4 1. 01 , e ,, .. ~ fife lodged uptratds of a year in a little back and rational occupancy. The hbovrcr ' s family will iticlilEsigs ...s, *d to Os 64 Ersg..aoriki :osAMI 'eh lie. - 1 ' first -floor, at a house he (Mr. George) has in thus be supplied with healthful and profitable em s Slotopoldoe-Dowoe, 55 to Si iki-•-•4lkeaafini I • 48 i 4 it Aily.: I-court-passage, Which . he lets out to lodgers. ployment, and that most essential object-the in- PRICE OF LEATHER: -.‘rat:."' : r being exceedingly pow, he charged them no terest of the rising race-be obviously provided for. Butts,'So co bulbs each .... ........„........iat si t • le greatest pact of thi. time. Last Monday These views being built up:in experience, may be re- Ditto, 56 to 661bs each .....,0.. 11 4..,.. 4 ........114 lac ~ Dressing-Aides -,?-7---; 4 1t• -1 Nfri. George informed him, when he .cam , lied on. The example of parishes, and even of whole Fine Coachlildes -* . • -- - • lid ts;* that, dreadful moaning was heard in their districts in our land, will be adduced to demonstrate crop.Hides,-5 - 5 to 4olbs for catNea-- 15d to 17 4 awl - next morning he sent his shopman rci See 'the fact. Where poor persons have retained their Ditto •• ri, V to 50tb0...--.' ......i.t.....4...31.1 to 411r_' • hey were, when he found themboth dead, lying land, Or, if with families, sufficient to keep a cow, Calf Skips ' do to 401114..„... .... , . .-....' sOd to ill4iL ar in floor.-Robert Wisdom, porter to Mr. George, the farmers are satisfied with industrious labourers, D u ty : ' * .5 . 7 0 t t o . natl .., 2" . • i t tuu d - 75341 is . - 4 ead• heir door was found locked on the inside, and and the community blessed with patriotic and inde- small Seals (Greenland) ". •••• • • led liwilmltEl 1N•9.9 table was called in, who broke it open, and pendent members. By the.scheme before us, the ne- Lafte diet° •••••.4 1 —*.aA........;—.i.pai dozen . ' i Lei. 114.1111144 wirre the' man, dressed, lying across the door-way, cessityfor raising so many millions, now exhausted T ,...„ 4 ., 11 nnvil u Horrairs 4 A _ .; i 4-"” I !filtti& sot and the woman undressed, lying on the floor, in poors' rates, will cease, and the aged, infirm, and -1---- -Am ! u " ... it'T ...".".....".." ... " 1 7 it !I:Wahl lead. There was some bread and butter - in the incapable, be • once again the only and gratefid reci- COURSE OP EXCHANSIE . I .vEjoil and the man had orie. shilling in his pocket. gents of such aid. • Amsterdam -* ip CF., Seville ............ /111; cj li t . tinmas Goitia, pupil.fo Mr. Sinamond, the pa- On these subjects, the oninions of Bacon, Franklin R D . g in ' irds at aeit"'"l 1 6 ' quinkar-" " sl°- . ; ' a 4 0 s'O; Leghorn ......„, 0C. 151 1 5105 ,. • irgeon, said, he and his master ekarnined the Dr. Adam' mich, and Mr. - Fox, have'been lonitle: A ni t sV -.m.. ' erp, le-tato. 2 ‘ te50w:....g... _; a.' 644 10 elcielf „ but found no external marks o f violence; or fore the PUtilie; also•of.Sir Monies Beinerd, - as Well! Aombougtht.. , ..:: se a liti. VAidachaltalliti smals.?.vic--.‘ • • r -pearance indicating that they had taken any as thellight kionatirnblefiesideni, and vetleribleSe- Alum - 1 ;-. 4 ." 345 - 5 51 /. 'W & ••-:4•44 'ear 1 '.,.. i of a deleterious nature; could not tell what cretary of the Board of Agriculture;• but in a cause , Peals,adee Sdaull Ls U. t w it --r.ei!, MI - 1 iit ii: t their death,, not having opened the bodies. so interesting, the following name s may be noticed l , ll ° ° m e A r it '''''''''' - -'• • P '''V't't "" effective 35i - th l t s h ir ....... ).. • II , HI annah Burr idge lodged in the room aboie . with effect :-The late Duke and Duchess ofNortithin-; i dallia elect . , ••••••• 34 • • C0a11t........1..Zrig; C.:- ' : ccupied by the deceased persons; she said they berland, Earl Wincailsea,Earlearnaiiitin i ,ltarkAbes: illirtibut -s- 1 d).w .. ' Asisi of die.giotose • lie 7 m sixty years old, and had been ailing- for some ga venny , BiShop of Durham , IllidiopOTMazr,tOrd: . .1 4 "•" 1 " Ou'e th s " )7 1 rr;-. ' i bum° ' • -;:, :.TI - 11') v past ; they were very poor, but some person rrington, Lord Crewe, Lord king, 14d. fi•Ver! - . - , 6 . - ritacv,w 99,004)10.0g - A .:,, a o bring them food : Tuesday evening, all the ;46encg.r, Mr.Colte, Mr.Dentsort,Mr.Wiltittftpreeeltt; t - " rtli ' d Cs " "'' . .Jtl M' o-"•- , 4,00s 4it't• • - . •• . Ford Gold in Ears- ' •-. • - if • - rs came to their door, in Consequence of hearing Esteourt , Withatargenumber Of sagaciouiliatacters t. , New 0uM00n.... ..... . .:: ...... L..............4:u40 5 E ° moaning, and finding the door shut, called to comptasedofbEinnbers of the Legislature,M `strafes, New Denim-. ..... ••14.4.1; ...... ...........•;•ieli • dis tiftvr to open it, but they made no answer, althoa : :' Clergy, practical Agriculturalists, Surveyo •sh Weer. inhars,:statifird el „, . . ‘, 4 .sso-;lico. - -Ahl sit( .. , .. amen was heard to say to her husband, , i Whtre Officers in Manntacturing and Agricalmeal ts, - .....,' -- ' COAL hi ASILIETI iDacusuis ish.- •-. 0 7 . 7 t. ou 7' and he answered, ~ Here lam !" this and persons of intelligence and influenagenerlill t ' ll• " M s r . ... d . k e e ' 1 4 91 191 9 Pg4. • • Palm. ... - - -7 • lass It sot .314 04 to dlial • I bent eight o'clock. James M'Adant„ a printer, But to accelerate the accemplisfutiate it such' ew . l4 Saoderland .24 .. • meld' •42 . Us' din the next room to them, and knew them to events, judicions and reflecting characieri:haie sta-• - -... , - ' _c_ • ---- 1 - peat distress ; a few days'ago, the' man einte gated the . propriety of a co-operation of the isiielt. - ‘'' - I ',,:. -)COUNTRY . MARKETS. • row sixpence of him, irad then said they had gent and influential ; and presuming that siieh ' . '. .-40 ar x el so . pes.3o.—The price of i Saabs! of VP.hesits; ' • ,thigat 'Ti _ w to eat, nor any fires Monday night he came far more adrantageously be effected. in '7. ' o ' "I.ll=7,te l t wheaten ' 11. 7}d -lialtaehnii ' ll. . ' . . .-Wheat, per load, ,111.0**4110 '' and paid the sixpence, with another sixpence with tbe Metropolis, I Meeting ofthe County All - ~ 1164 ' Wilifts Ar°l l olllo 40 o°S—Bariety , per flanliki9dds if ~t was. owing . : their moans and groans were dlesex has been recommended. Noblentoildeg --"" e'"""'"_,L i !,, e =_ t° 211 " -Bea°4 At" to 46 - 11-14 * 0 •;4°“4t at • • ing to hear. Mr. Hardy, 'the constable, and tleynitto(tvery description (tbe &Object iiipthi ' 'i I ''' s , l ' - „ ism . — go,tar _ `j . tS gar, the beadle, who opened the door, were of party), might form opinions;decide,andree '. • N usys B - Dir. 30. —Wh e n - T .. as ~... ~ . ilks to 504 7 ,-.oats, 24s to sea - Beans , ' 4as tr . 4 n they perished in consequence of the hide: An effort like ' this, eMbracing the best.intesi* to 47 .. — Brest, Is 50 143 is 7 1 i1. ' Gad* I • / per _ ;n% :ILI .4,„ r of the night ; they bad neither bed nor firing. all, must unite tbe_most universal' aldfrOln 4M r'.. " ith ''' tos , . - . It 4 I Ali mos r.-....a. sus. "‘-' A t 4 e ,Pi eg l• ' lor ay , one of the Overseers, said he gave the ilecting and w. ;' 1, with which oiir lancritifindula; .'• ' .. 1 ' !Dublin .-1- - - • t.• 101 Lisiee !' ! 41 11 P Mb • . shirt, a pair of shoes, and stockings--. 1 shift, The unlit` • . .le Which such it tl -- ore *lag I .i * 11461. .....„ 2 ......,.." " 31 "' .t : ° Fralie - '' ' 1 . . • • 1 ato.)*4 pair of shoes and stockings for his wife, in No- inspire, meet . . •'• , ce the ha iese r: ' 'ts.' -Or - u'r siati .,, A '''-''''"". , - 1 8 Ma ... V b. 0 ... kt..5..1.1i.V9a it 3 . tr last, and during the last fortnight be paid Would be . • i•- • Ind re lacid b- " ...r. 9 wlliej ' r . f -- - - ' 1 P • 7 Va ..; ~`• •', 0 Iltalsp = • 4.1 I°3 -4 six shillings per week. The Jury thought, as • The act ~ was bread and butter in the room, they were " Ameolltba . =C a l: Olk lost Sri: P00r''"....:1 , t ll . di i 0 hyl.tr a a. . nft,k1.40149 - FakrOttinWir need to death; but, net having clothing, bed, e l t h ilirmilaidi NW the thisOmokel.' ' it , 1. , • P auh a • ...c.' . ''• , -1 • 88 18884.8. . -..r • ranst-Ind irsios.l I- - •• .. -.; • ....7. • ••• h- • gi. , 1 atise na r en - ( ll ‘. .‘• •• . 0 .......... .6.1. 410 ' - • e, during the inclement semen, they Perished E - - .. '''•'." ' ' ' ' - ' 7 ' ' '34 ' '- -- f Seethe Iffollt*V 46 0 9 2:4 0 1 , 1ik ißi"Bnit . %WM. Ilri*pabllcred by eta, ftadar#4 :t to that effect. Weer, and Re at rem • , . .... . . bill, ft:4 fW,•. Tunplo-3er; .. •- • ~. 3e. , 41 ... • ' .0 - • •ember Bank If Bank Soli' manded. ing her which . instituted. till Monda> Thursda York -street, Penton: two fell money watch, They thi his life i Satin turning' ley s-fiel demam purchased but sect give up. down, further , for which, Arriving ~ conditioned agXeea) England tamed MEL, about . drowned ice givi Co RO; sition on the 1 who wt Mr. &Iv court, with tin bing p 4 neighbol his wife * MOM, Round , _ They being rent the night home, room, - how they on the P said, tin a constai found th% inside, .both 4. Mr. Tho 'rish sur: bodies, any api thing of caused Mrs. H, that OCI were si_ time past used to 1 lodgers them mi them to the woman are you?" was about lodged Be in gr_ to borrow nothing again - which shbckii Mr. At opinion mercy Mr. To man a _ sad a pair vember them six there was , not styroed nor fire, Verdict ~.~.. ;‘, I 57. V •■ ``~~ ~1