Star. — London, England, 1812-11-09 00:00:00

0 b fi a 4 r. a t 1 ti 6 •, , . (ROBBERY OR.77if LEB.DS MAIL. 4te, a' diligent iskYilleti . 4, !";ril. r .tnoney contained in . the' i erentletterspt 1.. , i Jo about ,4440p0, sot any pf.which has yet be. cnvorsdotrome in. :, * , • ~. ; , - . The r;•bbety has hoes aseertainedlo have been !committed between -Borteneisind Higham Ferrets.— Tbe Guard had rodefront , %B o wel-in to, Burton with Coachman, there being no outside passenger. At urtoa , the Guard I:wick:med. a couple of ducks, and ii th em into the iffpker which contains the, hags hen he was, posnive.all the bits we*C - 1.6..." Thy 1 rt proceeded on to IlisSiam, Fen etk„to uttcb 'pla c e the, Guard coniinuirOiding ;;witb. the coachman.. he there.had occasion to. open the locker again, wh en he o...caiveie.i.rd) rite bags had been takim out, but by w' 1 . '"Pelt l ,lllo94 14 be 'discovered, as no violence ?peearial to Kigie he,iiptiled either to the lock or the ' spring. An „al• itywai'sPread in Cno ' sequence • the Ge : ardhiirtic the ' antioh to send a mass eklirersback tiaettefing, ti{ eve notice of the robbery, and he' I re , mceeded on with the coach towards London. On ..,', ''val at the post-office, - anti giving information . , at had happened, i general meeting of the prin ;Oats of that office was, called, to consult what was st . to be done. In the course of the morning an-in ..., 7estigation took place at the house of the Solicit or t o post-office, where•the Guard was strictly erarnin when tie swore that he locked the locker at Bur ouvand that be saw no person or persons on the road, the four miles between Burton and Higham Ferrer:. It may be proper here to observe, that the Guard is the son of a very respectable tradesm. i n in th e '*ialid, who supplies the POst-office with oil, and re. igulatts . the lamps at that place, which etas superin tended by his son, and during his ataniiance there, Se took a fat to the occupation of a Guard, and on hip applying tor the appoinernent it was given to bulb. Itie su.spicion has utacheet to him in the business: ibitt for disobeying a, positive order against riding' ,ielth theCoachinaa, he has been dismissed from his . place. ' . .. After the investigarion at the Solicitor's house, he warsetit off to :accompany Lavender .the Bow-street offitcr into the Country, in pursuit of the robbers.— At the Sarno tithe the Deputy-Inspec tarot Mails seittoff express to the different too tic from whence the bags Came, to have bills printed, and to give other notices to prevent the circulation'of the flours that had been ,strifi4n, Erc. : • ''Thy ti a tchman who drives the mail from Kettering :tolliedliO; it - INa lent for to London, and underwent 6a:titian. - He stated to the Socilitor and others •• • . .. ing to the Post-office, that he had no care of the letter-bags, and did not hold himself responsible fur any thing that might happen to them, that being _ . 0 ' hi 'of Gr . - -.ltvr - rt - r . 7 --. F, -,- STAICItEg s ' nil TUB i. 0148 Or MI mAnswit's Wl' LA ClVlPtagir4/41 —...-- • . ' ''A . 4 4 , . sr Joan aartPostn, sag.:n. Wart ' .; , ii.- 1 ! , ~ I. -3: - ••• •ar...it.m.,.... szi:l • Itibat ! shall despilr unirisilii s iitlNA!-'' l 4 l/ W t 4 " .: i idi Britons stool; to' " ai t t fis ar ,:: t i . :.•Arrin - .t JO!: •t-attie the 'wht!tt:int I , k gr• , t . • r• I,', • .'.!1.6‘71 , . . fiNO el.l o'er the whet!!` ktni 1111666 i.! ' 4 . . .. I.'.* ... .- N . . n' l l • •• • ' fit , •4*4 it. it $,!.." JoY . - .1 endaiutedly our'Woralatistiiihtf .4 , A ' . % N . ~ t4lttirleretl liy t cm t o i l se ...k.• .3.. ' t 3 /' - .... TI , . .-A Alt proud , shall rise tin' • nirr i zat i ....i • • ViaAn from thtlr C:41; ell , . - • • • D it a4t ant i e ßg ia4a r INlAbad P(?wert - . • 7 - • , • tee, Nice rsotas',4l the tide of .tear t ,: \ . .;•1 - r . • o . tr britaail Bag pitied one, short boor „ .• .: - • T Colomalsia's sickly lambent s t ar . ~ •• .: i The star dun shoots sett fac•joas pvkle . .; ~- • • Thrrigh Eirktou's streets 1k Murder's why...! ' ' ' sink suderunith the eriossonli old., : - Nor tritimpled in the blaze eddy: • ' • • 2 ' 1 . • : • '' Though valuer in each Todi4egitt; ; ' .' ' And vengeance front anti satir#l4l'' t Itilm : •. . ' . Though Fate on every bilow rOde; '' f 7 1. And death-fire from the cannot; staleil "• .o' rri• • ~. tot :, • . Tb;eggit soend the tenant tresserimeA . n , ... 44 .„ . _ The beavenoswing'd ttureekg P 0 1(4.4109 ' • ' . And, atreteled upon the gory deslk; ~ • a , . . • hfis idea% Pori brethren, 41 rro•11•410 al. .% .., t . :/: • Yes I let bleak descend severe! ... ,it Y-f...• • Though Englaod's noblest star were kiird..s i t' 1 .. '•k And, though the cries assaird mine tor-- ' t'- s + , ;'! -, r The vessel sinks! her hold's illiA k :to; . ; ;.' ,`"; : Yet, from my I ps shOuld tie'er be heard Sounds a. `. .orebbde rits,horotles graviit'• -‘, Darno'4 be the wt.- cis dar'd bte.sthe the word, To strike the leg that roles be viave. Li4-alitbe deaths that man e'er died . Close dreadful roeitsl4l4 hhrreat brow, :d'aid.rlsoligtt my bruti:teshihres lihisterd the dccie„ with oil the gakient aviri t ;•:. '-: ' • it.. l . ~. . . A yr,31 4 le t bave l one tAought lqe , tigg r ) ~ '. . 3 ) 41/ 4 0f l f 9"1 loner 41 7#4, :I. ', t• , : • 40010 0 !7 / 41t - O r a° F i Wit , rit '. • . . ' A FP 1 43 3 4 14 : 4 Pt.. a ff't l o l 4r ( 9l ( i . ..t. ; . The staff tkat arra nty canary?. pehle, • My "4 -407 b.i,!'0, 1 'rt . ' . j!!'adi : Ir.)1 Ift ei tillirderpeetk the tide, ...., .. r i g i t o g ious film; the fill& .. i ' • . i rd bear itAbh batter world, . • :ot4 'Where thee: gehe (..,:l in fretdonis =me i . ,a'-s , . *ICI see eta British cress ortfurrtt, ~.c y.► 1.. F,. : ;Above the roach of human laws. Yet, is not this 2 trensiedtbought ? For 'r:4 humanity to San Thee wbn so nobly bled iutd fought, f- Trona dark Despair's antimelf grave., /lui l l-do hate a dastard toe, • Tbt eaves of ignorance and pri4e ; 94ad manta gaitant heart. I law., 'istil(l, rather than have yiedi;d, died. perhaps due, let otters gitig, Tt oi gl in applaud, yet will not I, For /Jule y Us a crime to live, when Luslate's glory bids Gs die! .:{ , .:T ~_, . wholly the business , the Guard ; nor did he inter_ fere with the Guard, if he chow to ride with him op the box, as he did so at his own ri,k. He confirmed ,whit the Cwird had stated of lockinz up the bans at Button s as he swore that he heard the lock and the spring catch. There being no cirvimstances to implicate hire, he was not detained. Fie is nct the set rant of the Post-oifice. ' Lavender, the flosv•street' officer, after faking the °mud some &Aimee inro the country with him, thinking that if he was in the least iniplicated in the tranuction, he might render all that he was doing listless. and his person being so well knnwn ail the the road, it woad spread far and wide who he was, and thereby prevent him from making any _ _ .; private enquiries, or gaining any secret inhumation, Tiie fate of Lieutenant GAN AGR rename stndeser- therefore tent the Guard back to London. ruined. lit sentence oithe Court•ntertial has been Lavender continued his er.qiiiries day and night; for sense days under the consideration: of the . Law- , __ and fauna the statements of the ga.rd and co tchrnais Officers of the Crown, and on Friday they held a long conicience with they4i. : ll4 4 Adwiralty to be correct, as . ,to no person being on the road be .on the tween Bnrton and Highant Feirers He then pro ceeded op the cross roads, where he beard of a wan . Finns.—Saturday morning a fire broke nut cm the Of the name Of Kendalt strhoisa larrtirr of toils, and premises of Mr. 1:11ourboN . , at Walworth, which- who reined the . gate' at Bythorn bar, on the road were entirely consunted.—Tnesday night a fire broke leading Cram Huntingdon to Kettering. Knowing A out on the premises of Mr. Bohn, at Barnsole F.trm,, suspicious character of the name of Kendall, ash°, Gillingham, when a barn , stables, and out-hoadilirs, was a shirt tin* since convicted of turning countee•l with two cons-stacks, wete destroyed by the adults- frit .money, and Whott be had frequently seen in the Best ago.— Friday afternoon a "desperate pitched cc4npany of thieves, if it was the same man, be had battle was fought on Blackheath, between a young no doubt brit iLlit he had either been concerned in man named WATS *N a residipg near , Woolwich, and robbing the mail, or knew those that had done it one S imanoN , a Si an neyrnau carpenter in Greenwich, he accordingly:made enquiries respecting him, and for 30 guineas a side. At two o'clock they set-to, found that lie "resided tit AVeniiighorough. He pro. and dui engseveval raurkl• each displayedconsiderable e ee ded t hi t b e V, :.n..1 happened to meet Lim in a street; knowledir in the art of_homiag 4 having . fought 3.1 i and ha'itkty pr , vionsly known him before, entered into Tai' rates , in the conrie of which tirq4 . 4tel had forty • tOn'ters:iti,o st - sth him upou indifieient subjects, and rounds. victory was declared in Cattair of trat.soN. lit ,liirgill respecting ihe robbery of the - shall, and . Gt.urronv.—ireanesdarr east ilx6Pthotis in :be: told . Juni frimbLh e , 6 : sp e cted he knew something ci neighbourhood af itatatO t i g hw g if, l a id a wage-;•,,f ::tiluis;stess. 'l . then denied it. but on the officer if 5. upefn a • man Minied • Latium*, a coal-heavero qii•-skiiting'as in . :Where' he nas at the time of doe that he t . should deenot, in "the spice e•tithree-qtiarters ! robbe 44 ri f he C‘ kiworledged he was not at home, rfir of aiiirAitni,l'llis. bf btalaclOs heave' oersted, gibs. of :at 'le'ast earlier in the ' , rants. Lavender's sosps= potatoes, A half qatattentt loaf, and a pot of porter.— I eionsa ea • itill as induced him to take Madan into The patties met at the Qtedes. Head pi;blic-Louse, Clu4ody p ,..ind he afterwards I proceeded to search, his Broad-street, Rateliffe•bighasey. and the, six•cottots, r .,.4.0 : • raj .. he &mid large enough to have Paw: of which. there wa: a considerable number, paid 6d. alma' '.... .i........aititi n fo Ile Mail robbery. flaring each to be admitted., ide,compltted his task, and FAISir . proceeded in his en time three or kurgiasses of gum bcsidesiwi th in the' ~......r . ..,,11114,011, he time alloa•ed him. wit/tout producing. th e stqaf i lest 4E,- Hitt'` eildhire daring several days, when he parent incanveniencotiabiossyX . . ;.: ... ..• tol t 4:‘eilli'd such information as induced Ititt to take souTd4 siva, a L,,,,,, ullt i m i x oti at i t a i a aellt i ems Nelo3ll% . shler . .iiittr cdatody, she having' kept 13y• e ,,,, w G .,. .thoiti•bar-gate d ining ber brodter's absence on the .11"6 15a1Sin ic: 1 r**4ll TAVilirj°k-Strelt9 --- - --. i :Venifur : at the time the mhil wts robbed. Lavender the, F.° seas ste rV ed b y' a g an g of ' b § tYs ' ` ° " sl " 4 "g 1 a•lii ''' ' ed .1 lon • chai of circumstantial evi of about four oat ho surrounded Misr and ica.cililv . 1 .. Z P ..1 . • . .. n . k I p ace at look from hints tig gold. teals tromlis chain. The; ! d t nce ' e " ° "'" nms °t h " En'aers t°° . 1 A , NTella3,l 4 hlr: ugh last Wednes • iy and "Thursday, be 'emitivoilecti to g et- his chitin and watch, but the:gen..' lie . . 7r resistint themoind clicie te 1 stnu oac h .; it re . ord CO . /it/MON Mr, Prerrass, and Mr. Htfosow, in, the ~, ul4 rail off with the seals °aria. , . 4 , . .. ,3 :igisuatesfor thecanty 'ot Nonitampton ;—Mr. oP b 1 A fiILIN . Solic itor to tile - Post Office ; and Mr. AB. . Ft iday sentiglf its Geroge Trowrilda fon.: man,. : cia,,'S°perintendant of the Mails; when we under. was at work in a chalk Tit, atDateling,iirqrsamtia n : ebalic 111414:n4y gave Way, Aixt sl , 44as sa, o ie : 4 1 i Stal itli dd ab il : k . kl . lowin , g particulars wet! proved as..affe.c sne tiosioners :—fin t h e evening the itt.til nas es I tle spot. Hellas lefts wife and four outall4hiidre,a. *lobed, Kendall left Bytbani-bar, in a cart, in cent. "rtursday selar.ight; a bay about eleven yearn of )trey with another matt,- sin' p:11 at a punk house she, was killed in Troy Town, Hochestre, by A wag- • tiet:r Thrapitone, 'drank ale and smoked ; it was son loaded with timber, pissing over his body. On • than about five o'clock. They were then about seven th e *Lamination of witnesses &Afore sueorstnet's fury, ! miles, a class road, off the spot of road where the mail 'it appeared that the lad had 'been in the habit Of it supposed to have beentobbed. They left the pub seating a Jewess sonran,reskinig in Troy Town, by he house sewn after five efolocL As they passed eaigir, b atheriiti g lintl"alrivil l h er togs, tf. r which l'zilongthetond. a m a n in a fi e ld, w h om t h ey d i d not • „ I l obe threatesiatilk.thimi ; vi m if she coul d cat 6 i , . h im, ' see, overheOg the m arranging who wa s to pay the • , • 'nod on • Thiirsday, after a repetition of his former : to ll at a tuintiike-gate . through which they were 'to .'sulsjects of aggravatinn,the woman ran after him to . pass ; they agreed that the ot h er man was to pay the fret her thremun ewe iition,wlienibe lad in andeavc nar : . roll, :ts Kendall teas knostai by the gate-k e ep e r ; an d log to avoid her, ti.:C:rssinatety tell, under th e was. to avoid his being seen,' he got out of' the cart and tescrniilateclhm ; walked acro ss some fields, a n d nu d ou b t got i nto lxn and met with thenccident l/Avis/I istenoe almost immediately. The Jury delivered ' the cart again. The qtalis supposed to h ave b ee l l i binoicx4ict 4,4c.cidernal Deg& r . ( - robbed while ascending a hal, 'at About a quit:ter be- .•., ~--r 'ore .0191 inter and returned ' — MI bl DROP:. ' 1 --.- Begin ki r i • ''47..oloosct p inure _s t l et eraoer th e ' 644.1..k44 6 ,.. iM dt , toths, am re of t hot oaA i'eaktr r i e 44. og . _ _ iniiititii. , i,..* by ~,prAnal,! " . .a. .. ii* . saia hevois, ve i tistat 6olf , pre eirval4i l at i remp. 410.41 dtr i trs t spr, Forerapitt. s Itt;redu , c,,, di m —;::•. abk .b ! f „ Is s i 4.11%,44; the einiatiovre•fut ik .'vening of the robbery, but it was proveatlint i lgvgas iasm i„„ i ,,,, lnga i te p tinei:44 . o b.. elt 1....4 4a w riter * i il iii 2; s a ? t i . e ltrn iti e ? ri w ll hi lltlEp utiose a4 ts le giskl ta n o s ii . steit ip u ti...i n e t: ocri:: :: :: i i h itlu at .stt:lr e te: w s: ; is,: n : s : e t.: : : - I t tine: t ji l , l : h tedl as :ol.4. be anird e : n ami tzi :ti ti tpi rLin r.liynitrw ie .,, , ic t u i: sp i e., e a.i, t; ol. 7l :::: ., ::crqk„ 41 4 . ,‘, 2.!.„ ..i)i.,..- -. 1. , -...t , : ...ai I ..::. t -atm . ,. bt:Krflit*fiftiV.Woll„ tifo9 ilArtlltle!lit l lcreeit my* : lierreilbtairstlilemeisseittst the eiati...o.i.entinsue 4154, tbat7t4e ovnt fib it post chilise 11 4 IP' eti*Afieit. i4q getters' it-4yr( tie quallica t pr - sow • i.eib i p t o to (~,, Manner, to Al bye, Sect, anal went in it iat conl,p,mf valetti*StWalretif itint 4wietlti Cil ...44.04 it .', Ii i k Vi bia....h the mart who had been in cotripau w4 r l'icr boo- ' l".4i!•.Wf wp/"..at t imAtifiel9l4-d. cross' mAtis tt o a h ettturc O s tia a t one, o ?4,4 4; i rt ig 4etr vein. ark ailed ~71, ici .. • trier in Ote'eart, and proceeded 'by itrariLlM it. India:4%4li 14, 04 , 4 Huntingdon'. At , &is time it is itispieteeshe . vaht alp eitiskel o ; 4; 00 ,- 0 " f ,, cr0i ,... 1.41. 010,, , ii.„4 04 t. • . table contents of this mail :we re conireye4 gyi4y I but are pFtintratalls_y i • it; ar.Olt the et. t . r. e cont.:9.lmi t w i e w,...;" & ",,, l kf all trace of the stnuager q.aso,es.at HAmtingd,w,.. ad ""4 1 . 6 • 4 ` 11,040 0 4 " 44 Nvilitli'le r4 btatestatai l i i s it ~r : ;:: • 1 In adtrn to the .7s, a t ilt rUty iif other curn i r i 'llr h ` li ftrir a rtklP:ffot, TChr:i' l l4o.ll.*t.“Altr.e sl , . . re..l Ts - 1,11 : 4,: •:! inn at....tg, .} n otrs waste wlt t en I s crown to suremi nit:M e d i , stantial e dence was .' 411 . . .. o i lier Wee pebbikt 'kidlike:alas of tt.eare,whiete, br im p ic att • Kendall tvis 'filly cOtternittett tettottial, ni-a '' diseistiOPt 4, :ffeiutfe,tbeir•aq full 4 ' 1 4 ling' 4 &mss, n m r , pal in committing' the robbery ; und isitt.sistai.was ar,tin di-a:bitseF s o u A t ia. tin4d,e,ttill st'Me. tutterit,4. ehisfolk & no ; fully.committed as an accessary after. the.,fac‘...; ,y %;,. On Friday, Lavender conveyed ,t)1e,03, 5 t,0 go l'!FiletrinsterVnr 0 ''." 4317 t 1 , 4 3 4 i k ""'SlOitalvaitaasethi, ampton,.and lodged them hi the piison:thfre, to t ae lio . Int lotinsop, gysi;ort i. .I,l . lnt.tt, 11 I st un M a n ot t . s e d 16 dk , , r iOrt St a ;'I rel4lo;hl;txt.ter : C . mhlial e ffiv:Gtenkla (14.! their trials at the ensuing assiies. t e a and•ktalland e •elyrnoesb: ticwitarre.buttliikl;abbo mi d It is rather an extraordinary circumstancieitisit.tte. Mar i tlunald, Glas g ow ; siniitb, Man4er-tpni ifett• aid t at o, same mail was robbed a few years since, i s it io g spraii i 4.11 1 nburgh ; Crutssilt, Ltat . lil-Rosa . 'iltd" Pitkillft * ln t o , ' artirintl.rean euti lir lt.tge.4.4.,narli `State 4g , d of Bedford,while changing h9rstsintieSwaulanq ant. l it l k-IkeSlir t frown, Noneich ; Kilcitt ittl Lioyd'idfAia b i , . —.—. Gregory, tad White, Brightutf;4lildivaiirilikEkhoslaha g j ggi THE LATE FOOTPAD ROBBERY.—The' footpad who books at 4.. ad. I Is. and 24. , 04. . • • ,. .0 ..t. at• 1 v4+ .1: shot himself on Saturday se'nstight, near Wandsworth, - trltat4illttnonaisqati wt. .I JAIL after robbing Mr. Thorley, h a s b e en rec ogni z ed by . hit friends. He proves to be a journeyman book- MESSRS. CUR Rflt anitC.4.llll9aatisdlate i a hi s. binder, named Jarner Galar, who resided in School- i _,__'"' Rill* I'M:Wince where their Nfritetne u.. .acthaat of tinter Majths.rs Serwite,-cLalletKa tiee or • t o I ,... r ia,„ Firt house-lane, Ratcliff, and had almost cotzstantemploy- , failed of the desired rffiret. Vie prialce et•aiany i y eete i s meat at the shop of Mr. Faulkner, near Tower-intl.: panicalzi branch of clattr.yrote , n 1 bat not Oat4s is e cur' -• . . ' I • 'Pk He had been tot some time past in the re c e ipt o f w a - 1 unsuccessful Lase. . , ges at tlie rate of tOs. per week, and before that pe- The) . °°"li°"° '° dir ' el ` lid ' "d iul 'amtwiwrit alo nod not less than SOs. Galar was tw en ty-f our ye a's nd of Vent:at Compla ints, that Pi d: ipitik, .: which t, t v r., curlsequ tont . t tne pensickftliabdtatistefileiTheistt of age, had been married about ten. months, and was h a bi t Ib ng * A m .*. o tt il i k i n tif eei ff r e .....t0y thajtied ike r - b 0 d,,,, m, t . only in debt a few pounds to his tailor and another i It. the Otte it Will hs toun4 to be the ta.-failinr starer of h an i o the hi htilliiireit4rarhgesiatillitriondepealoUttai 0,116 • person for some furniture. O n Thursday previous to ; tress; his death he called on a relation in West-square, and I .` in " H ar ; p ug ,::::: . q i nat deb e . e il a it r Y :::".l i t o tt . n t ,tr i Y Tit i ct !t t • w c l ! l3 , l l I told him he was going to visit his father, at ,Entieid- i . e i tmil i ttre , 'Ws tifiltiSrltitir pfetteiVilidiViltilatltientneAtutlipilioc green, and should be glad it be would'•let him ltx!E ! usually cbaraoterioe 41*.e eactiifeeasestol thtso v tnary Iwo Of p g . ' the pistol which he once gave him, as there were sons I anyuilOg unkr.thezlitiordersiiiarentto sudt it - lhlt ittli ii.aar 4 • many robbers, be ciiii, on the road, and it woul4 i c lr tv ":774,t na guri l b " . . ., a 4 . .. h f a i s l uer .. mt9h :Pr .v. ": 4 4 ,, d u ni n - 414 i , 5 ,.„ . 7,4 3t titi Ip an! afford hint plotection. The cousin, suspecting TV j ., ;must obstinate and compllcat cases ot vtoerrai turectle:s, such ` harm, produced the pistol, and afterwards at his re- i ss olktruction• in the urethra,' spontr iPathaliiirati.seetar: quest, 'cast him two or three balls. Galar - went to , more, Gallia, liken, cruilit'lm', se ti' alwl,ftsialak4o;, his work as usual on Friday, but on Saturday morn- - " • .. STA! ertY St - t % .. . L..A. „ ... - - ing he told his wileits work was slack be should mit I,, Whe iu t o go to Ifs employment' until after breakfait. .Before I r ii k ,i,: f ,,,,,,r ed. wit y her. wh rec er; i ra t c ne thl e on f l e ang r:, ; d ar kii e by t g ileir pre7en n"ls t improvel ." 7: ll; ct anti rt...ntly cored, %vignettes he left home he put :some bread and cheese in his !;eas:ering the. ereastiertsepata atel sisomilpg he h pocket, micl enquired of his wife if she wanted any" tb . .t.e.si (o'.lows the app)icaeep of the tynar causttc. to warn a silver, and have her Is. Gd. In the course of the day' * 1) Yu-'-rt ellefrsi*e Ptacel'i AfThatheiiciPokslienei•vtgoictif he committed the robbery , and put an end to his eil,''''''''•=:7, i __;.r ich. : 4l „ eff ' lli cre t ir y ', l4 ",,,, de S t e li A i rl i a d t t."l: isience in the manner before stated. 7 :an rein, ning : - ,thng otudi "'OP linVertiribtitAliter lieliilitptea. t'el'l home on the Sunday; the wile went to his iiLster's.to wetavress,- reissaqee:aibil iiiistalityrsmittimitout this e6ip.i enquire after him, - where she learnt that - he h•td not •Ilaints it..llTVAL,KlplitniksP4 she potent natured ni act beta there since Fridity nigh tot en he received r''t las . -e,,:„. 1 ,74 0 ,., 0utznee • rifr" 6 : : :, o ". o „td c :tjaPtbr Aens . 4 4a 4gobr W* Al . 11-. '! tu d va - __ r . • wages to the amount of I Bs. 'They could hear no :Arid tre ha • t, dettr vl tn e ,46 • j 4• diep:eos:. • re g oisi:e b fprs a tidings of him until the account of the robbery ap- • tie 11;u11.-ting if:46's(4lk IMP niTat4 ' litotiiikitiileW pealed in the papers, hen the recollection of the pis- . , 8ettr4 . 1414 , 1114 1 11 , 41 1 1 Ulm i 9(00 gptkeiptc " to) induced a suspicion in the mind of the cousiu that . have peen ender lth:: care ... GEM cogrie and Ca, tut ! mewl or conirAuf. of the 'Ca ! : •Nrierurmt; &c. iiiiV, in he ibits.the DUO V.io had committed it. On Tuesday i !wor e a rad i cal an d . ntsgin ugliest that filfrilllCl =Watt the friend.: of Galar atteroed at the Ceur. , ge may belnatle t lo s t' it mien= t ...ob of the ciedttemp Inn, 'Wandsworth, to see the body, whe n th e y found - 1 Mn'iC4 4l l 4 Mell 3 riato llo o ll %-3 4-7 447 0 1 4 litmelailititt.l.44lo , of mese Gunthqta, h t i4 /Wow., ttarout to %zany their suspiciaas were but too wail rounded. . •' Aug 'Cie' unl!etras ' ciiit Of ' Ihrlattl.' Hothe and • - ' - CAMBRIDCE, OCTOBER so. His Royal Highness the Chancellor of this University having determined that a third gold modal phoulil be annuidly gmeu.ior I the encotirzgement of Englidi Poetry; to a resutent U siergra ; daate, who shall c rows. the bra Oar, or the best ?twin in I Hescic . Ver,e : tke Vice-Chatioellor Ide, givt.o netted, that the, subject for the Ereseut year is Colualbus.•—bia prize bc.us dc- terildad Let yea., there will be two to be coon:Weil Inc this I year. . - 14'ndrielday the Rev. EJmur.4 ZLlortlock was eltcted a Fel%uw of Christ College, on the ohl founds:WA. huvirasta ti.-Ihursday last the Rev. John Davit: ' aD. Master .4 Siduey S'issex College, In this Univ e rsi t y, was e.keinAl Vico•Chtsuctitot for the year theiting. I 1 • . 1 OXFORD, NOVEMBER 7. .. • 4 ...- On Tuesdag last, the Hun. John Evelyn Eosraveen, of ' ' 1 Church, was elected Fellow eit AU souls College. Wedne•day, Mr. Stillinginet, M.A. el Lincoln Coriege, • ' admitted Fellow of that `suety. . ... On ate 9.-A day of October last, the, nomination of the tev. Mr. Kett, Fellow of Trinity College, to Le a select Preacher to.; lose the University, in thy room ni the Rev. Mr. UriaLnis, ik Christ Church, was approved In t oxyocation. 1 he same easy the. fuliowirs Gentlemen *tie admitted to degrees: ....icidatuais or A&T$. Mr. Robert Packhurst, olCriel Coikge. Mr. Henry Favors Lu.hrell, of Bray-those College. Mr. George Thomas, at Unmet shy College. • Yesteiday the toUtiv..ing were admitted : • a.a.ChaLuit OF LAW. Mr. George D'Arvillei, of Ste Alban HalL • , jitasrou or MILTS. Rev. Wiltain Roles, of Criel College. Mr.,Rkitard Wh.uely, of Oriel College. . . , . Rev. Thomas Randolph, of 141;iiit Church. Rex. Thomas Hinae, ditto. ' ' • Mr./Cuba/did Clayton, of Untitaisilty College. .. , ' '. , ... • Rev. Chub., Key•all, ditto. ) . . Ilde. C'harie i Rialham, of Peinliardhe College. '''' 1.3 C. ....41U1 EXTLieglitBTl kid other kurgoehe of egialiesBooo49listostinweit Auk outs braha-appliatifea of cheial,r emu* ? TOolit torte% Metire. Currie aid Co. May he cirneilby wick the grerert cietteit*litthatatitl• hclactitattiktitbeir Moe, N.e 107, lipetuorGurJen. . Leyte to the country are rer...l2start to at,th the partite:to of their ca: e, age, aoal genetat habit of lirtiv, Rtr. inctoreg a remittance for advice aid Metti:ineq,.wl.ca . same Will be given or t.out to :thy pan of the kinidetn. ENCOU RAGEEI by the anilorm succect attending their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a few pre valent coaiiilain e, which has been confirmed bi the experience rf many years in i lame and extensive practice; sensible aisu d the happy effects re.ulting to the public front nitdica' meu coa finial their attention to a errtain ohs. of &leases, hiessrs. GOSS and Co.' cost rue to direct their Stitcher to thoie dlioniers from a secret d.strucei , e habit of iisconsideratelowh, which not only u:caeions a numerous tra n of nerVolie akcrions, but al. entail+ as its votaries all the kit-resting Imbecilities uf ott ege.—• In that elistressing state of debit ty or deficiency, whe.ler cht consequence of such bas dui ]obits, excei•sive drinking, ONO' Weiner in hot dime es , cr any oilier cause, by which the pewit of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sur. geon4 of London, they refer a fits. rage, and speedy restoration to sound anti vi. , nrout health. Where tic roily mpiscutionit fur the cure of C. vain Disorder; (rev:rude 1-nutracted in a NO' minor of inebtiety, the ercuireatiiin is generally ix:enplaned In tea Alton space of tvr o 4..14 and in the intres advanced ind inn:tete* sages of venereal nitectim, cliar.,:ttrized lig a varinycf failed and di•cre•Eng eruptome,*petitelletWietiltilliele Owl (stelisse restraint In **or concise) 401 eat and radical cure.` The 4ii{:l4ol te pietbra, as if eadifraest Sir-WWII *WOW Wye cs4igiabit,' isolt eenkcil their a terrfole . .il 41111 diet apti Ol iu n t t PM! t;.ey are etubled to remove ngstinate T;ltbeis - ' luteso Whether 'evert* !titbit -Wig lbsettraion, toad s tetiNewitAr 44intial and , 4144 6 ",i4f*Mi i tt stante3 vitt b e endured eery . inveterate est years eontinuiliteo halikifg .101, 1•_~ • 'ore Arms o'clock. •IN hitt it 007 3kout *et 1776 - iiii . .... • itturg NERVOUS CORDIAL 1 intletind sehille . or ;11ig r Ceskit;ski kir .Keisalfriatle 4 1 E. Ifi r Ait i l t sio4olFikcibo , p Di rockier's; te a me d, J a mie , Apo:fi L if Oft,. deirsalL , Lpiendat had'a trtlipaTeetieisAtOssidriiol-6.oo:4ll,4itteats, torc jimillitosomilk"e bow;i k e i w o oi k iitan i Lild ,s ,Nrzt s )rti: t g i p' e Aol . i.fe, irrtate „awl $ diolleAtiet/. 191ite47e ti k ritulayir,)tatt 7 r, i ,r tiwi t s :4 3 g i l t =2::: u4 ttHei,A4.6l a : OR t enied 411 . 0441 "plow 10„,tir, e man kiviv..-ic a ift ct 4113 ar:-r, and f..om .111, fityl4. l P in ' 4l , whri ' Tot!!" . icitti • tiini a' die 64, 1; ?rAidu I* I , Al4.Atiiiiii,milidk44haectiodor4 r ,thd, s r:44 natitely.took Nur Vt‘ ot*Od re•Aki tor' giver Nilo iiislitis cisigutsmiloguto lt * to o* f ,",,,,, * by,, , mew Ht Raw. he) vijks itt.ilimitt. ", fe aireslo s c i at i rmeo.t Loi li tz d f tr a l i t pr,, F . t a rxi s o sl.i. s r • ;r7..,. c? e ' * - ECCUNIASTiCAI, PROWITioNI. ' day% aftvl , 4llo-4rje I 4 , efik,!ltt!ft fiffr du& i Rm. Mir,ikaatlolpit, eon -of-Ow NO op of l.abd o r, fa press tad 1 without eiteit ! and s u ch 114hiet?t inierabler bmim i etk • — r" Ito the valuabk rect. ry of Much Hadhaus,•in Hertfortir it; vo.tl !eft Ed * 4 1 1 " 141 4 400616 nlohlii" - i t W I " • e . by the deada et De.•Hastikon. • ! huoiolci evrr proved abet we, de.7...,g shish retied r I Rev. C. Frwttell, of Upta..d., sear Bridgoortb, Salt?, { I , die - seed perionf, of both .cit t•p, bore experienced the i_ rectory of Atlnklle.tiork-strioni, void br.the ileatlx or daeltev. It. ..Intiooglioe: ptifilath tabdoefirtiftrie Allei . Rowley, law patron and tocanthent. ! . hia been przevel: A v A o I vr . It Rev. B. Davie% vices of Stale , field , Kent, to the living of : /Vf.esir's. 6ots in M. eiktion , •y_ 2 east 1 " 111 7.: Nevehurch,lit the twee ciiuuty, mart by the cloth of tbe s iter. potticAbt glittitil * Mi*Lorati.tlist ". t, C. Stckklart, sea . . ' n 4 lt 4filfe%tifilAliktiigitt *kir r. Rev./. bid!, clerk, curate of St. Peter's, Colchester, to be . she . tsooraut eispirt tatne uut Ittitic te• big e mak o o ll uilim oi 4 .. , sumac chaplain to the. Lad of Malai•bury. • . ,y, et die" ilfgObge 111id1f4404 i . ;4u-dock tli the pcul' i tlic • -0 ._ BIRTHS. ' • ' , • r flo.pitalt.„ and' tem i..—...... .: AK 0% . Fritter, la,:iiatgarautreet, the Coontess of Clutnne4di.h 444' hire C. asiWalief ilillull00111a.)010 11 . 10 Illhi a! .- &tighter. ..!;, - . 1 ,: :;'*; . frookl4c l r eit'4os4o t. ;=li til l lk ' 1•* . 4 ibi . s _ 1 attly., ia Berkety4usee, the Hoo r •Mrs. Lawrence Su/wrath the gener.:l loner Prat4 on Itey pv. 'tin:, 4 - c ibbis I- of a son. -•••••• • eanstPute a tattlniuur . • •• . e Sunday se ' • 11 ve, -Lady of Str Thomas Dyke aftactl the i i , w ,...1, it l i ot k i bo i hainv ;At i, iiiillt *ate 3 Ac and , bil.P.'ef aids: ; ::, : . • Paitte, in ti t e et Orr ste retit*/.1 to •• f., _ ti •: • - 47r i l tiRRIiii. T • ' • • et tlwir eige,igNal(4lPlMotetilot.Sqlidetelit il Rev. G. Wheeler of Stailli t Afkah•on;Wlits,trafameree; ye- .. 1* 8411(4/14 1 / 141Pdi l t Oettl i/4 the - " ri gh 1444 . 5 • . ' f the • n=eon. 1 _ eond (Unglues of dia late (X.Dutiaetle, Bag. of Sunry4uuse, int To ° be consulted at their he1ia1a4 1 114 11 .4 61 0 111 ,I county ot, Dublin. ___ .. -by .Datients of either t, with perry', dsllstick '' Nov. e, a eUkerton, neer Baahurf, the Br!. J. C T aws IcEips ; 1 rotot n i,4 fS-As*ctis, 41e 114 • 444 '• 1 rector of that parish, to Miss Yoileg L Ot the same plate : . ~ e Lettly, at the Residency at Flata,d, Sir WIC. Wfortruin, Bart, 1(111.-"771:171 1(raITV Vral Wie • .. 1 ,.;:_,,, 0 Capers tot the Royal Navy, t o Caiatilue, • the , thissiclaughur of 4.ir e annuo i . •A f• : ph a **. •11:;11.1 earmi vr7r d Ste hike tt•idasattash.. • , • '; : itm ar es 2 ftr,44.3e lintSajW t z t.,323ol‘ti 1 . , , j DIEM - ' h i I.•tillait.WA I'ERIA A' )0 4 0 4 14V1,1 1 0N51. 1 7 0 4 1 24 q1P. d • Theasdady, Mrs. White, rife et the Rev. Mr. White, of t NI •,•••••• • •• •.• ........ r ......= 4 , 00 . 0• • Baptimeldttiqg hi the parish 444 biarvatolie, Ipswich. Or' Aj• e' , 4 = ; ,,::::1:11, altaiin .J 1:. • . 3 lbe gad uk. before the cifadel taf Barra, tipaio, while ,toners` - • - - 7 .-7 . a .. . iiiiver . that place, Maksr Lawrie, of the 79th Regimett of Foor, eldest LONDON : Prih el. va , aosiso • Pio * *4. eon eflitalrew Lartle, /sq. Arr.dy ett env. 1. pablillhod that* ' BO tear • - ...... . • •