Star. — London, England, 1817-03-05 00:00:00

THEATRE. OPERA Horst.--The Opera of Grinlda was per- Unmed lint night in lieu of Firm, in consequence Of Azamiuncirries indispositi•m. Although the latter Opera is so deservedly a favourite of the Public, yet Grirelda did not lose a tittie of its wonted favour and attraction. Madame Foo..it's Grhelda is an exquisite performance, and she WAS ably supported by Cal v EVA. The other casts in the Opera, by NALDI, PASTA, Acttasasi, and BEctaz, were equally well sustained, .and drew forth the most liberal marks of approbation. The House w.s crowded Oth fashionable company, among whom were— . - The Puchess of Yolt bulie and Duchess of CLOUCESTift, Princess SOPUIA of (fir.vc Less P., &c. &c &c. DaCRY. s Comedy of 4 Cure for theWeari Ache, was last right represented at this house for the purpose of introducing Mr. P. Trsaeu, from the l'..zeter Theatre, in the lively and bustling character of Young Rapid. The person and countenance cf this ncw candid.:te are pleasing, and• his deportment easy and unaffected. Ile gave to the scenes in which he was principally concerned, ail their appropriate lightness and versatility, and his reception by the audience proved highly favourable to his future views and pretensions. MUNDEN'S &IJ Rath! con tinues a chef d'auvre in this species of our extrava gant and illegitimate drama. The Frank Outland of KNIGHT was masked with all the characteristics of genuine feeling and simplicity. The Dowager Countess of CLERMnNT bad a select Li:lia:table party yesterday evening, tt her house in Berkeley- s quare. The Countess Dowager of CatonGAN gives a grand TOM on Frilly next, at her house in eymuni-place. • Lord and Llcly MELBOURNE had a dinner party yesterday, at their house, Whitehall. Lady 1-leautcoTa has issued cards of invitation fora large assembly, on Sunday next, at her house in Grosvenor-sqsare. Toe MARCHIONESS OF AISERCORNI'S PARTY.-The above Noble Marchioness renewed her fashionable en tertainments on Monday night, with another elegant Ball. The same brilliant arrangements as on the Late fetes given. by her Ladyship, took place. The company was more select than numerous. At eleven o'clock waltzing commenced, by the followieg and other couples— Mr. STANDISII, Lady SUSAN RYDER, . Lord Cs.iva_ ! , Lady Jim a GORE, Sir JAMES Hose, The Hun. MSc LAW, Mr. Law, Lady C. theaetax, Mr. V.' at Lasts'', Mite CAMPBELL, Ntr.ll. CAV I: .31V24, Lady F.YMLY BA I parr ST. The company was served with the most delicate refreshments of all sorts, and the interesting dance was kept up with emulous spirit until four o'clock, When they retired. There were present— Prince ae'd Princess Esteritazii, Duchess of Montrose and the Lad!es Orals:an, Marchioness Camden and the Ladies Pratt, Earl and Countess of Darnicy, Lady Ittary 131iih, Lord Clifton, Count and Cowden Lieven, East and Countess of Cbarlentunt, Miss Tysdall, Earl and Countess of Morley, Countess and the Ladies Bathurst, &c. &c. THE MARCHIONESS OF SALIEDUILY 9 6 GRAND ROUT. On Monday night the Noble tvlarchioness, so much aistinguished in the fashionable world, opened her supetb netesion in A: lington-streve, for the tint time this season, with a btilhant rout. The magnificent snit of drawing-rooms, so often described, displayed tfeir °sp' brilliancy, two of which were .appropri - sued fer cards. The grand entrance.hall was lighted in a sup etlor style, and the servants aPpeartd in their state liveries. It b. ing the first of a series et enter. • tainments intended to be given by her Ladyship this season, the fashionable world pressed forward at an ' !tally hour in order to pay their respects. - At twelve o'clock the adjacent streets were crowded with car tinges; a more numerous and brilliant assemblage 'has not taken place this season. The distinguished guests were alternately supplied with the rarest ices .and refreshments, and continued arriving and depart ing until three o'clock. To give -a list of. the nausea would be to enumerate all the distinguished fashion able: in towh. No Monthly Publication ever . experienced in this country such an extensile circulltien, in so short a . time, as The Gazette of Health, which, in the space of a few months, has gone through three heavy edi. lions. For this mark of public favour, the Editor is undoubtedly indebted ter the important and inte resting information it imparts to every class of readers, Motive to the means pf preserving that great bles sing health, under the various circun:stances of life, ' of curing the diseases incident to the human; frame, in all climates, of correcting hereditary taint, and of promoting domestic economy; as well as for his laudable efforts to expose the mean tricks, and dis honest practices of regular and irregular quacks, who, for - the sake of lucre, trifle with human life. - Iti valuable contents are not only derived from the Editor's own practiie and ezperitUents, but from all the new works that are published, and discoveries, that are made, in this country, and in different parts of "the.known world, with the aid of the most expe rienced-Practitioners and enlightened Philosophers on the Continent of Europe, America, and the East and Indies. On teferring to the pages of use First VoluMe, whichis psi completed. the Reader will be satisfied, as well as from the low price at - which it is published, that the Editor's sale object is public good. The Fifteenth Number, published on 1 the first of March, contains an account of newly die-, covered remedies for Palsy, Sickness and Fainting' . attendant on Pregnancy, Epileptic Fits,. Freckles, Scald Head, Dropsy, Nervous-Head ache, Asthma, &c. extraordinary cases of Tape-worm, Stone in,ihe Bladder, White Swelling, Watery,llead, Spasms, &c. with an account of the Remeates 'diet proved suc cessful.—Prescriptions forAdigegiiM, Nervous Head Ache, Gravel, Irritability of the Stomach,. Fluor Allts, &c. by Sir Henry H j alford,.Dr. Baillie, and • oilers. An effectual Metlicsd. rd . destroying Rats, w ith o ut poison ; a Plan to save Beeps!, by Lord Rad-. stock ; remarkable Effects of Ice on the Stomach ; eadicrOus Experiments with the Meadow Saffron in Gout, by Sir Everard lime ; fatal effects of Salt of Tartar ; composition of Church's Cough Drops, - • Leake's Alterative Pills, &c. &c._&c.—lt may be • (Obtained on the first day of every Montb, price One Shilling,. of Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; Simkins and Marshall, Stationers'.court, and all Looksellers in the United Kingdom.- FROM LAO NIGHT'S GAZ.E7TE. [This Gazette announces, that the Prince Regent has appointed T. spo•nsr, of Hill• House, Ely, Esq. to be Arra of the Coun ties of Cambridge and Huntingdon; and Lloyd, of Tral!wyn, Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Carnavoni vice D. Vawdry, of Phsgwynnara, Esq. The Gazette also notices that the. Prince Regent and her Mlesty has been graciously pleased to sig nify their torment to become godfather and godmother to the young son of the Prince and Princes% of Orange, in cenipliance with the request of their Royal Iliglinesses.3 Musnrs rammed to r,tve in ch.!, present PA PLIA M County of Down—The Right Hon. Arthur Hill, cool:nor'.; tailed Lord Arthur Hill, in tin room of the Hon. Meade, who has accepted the oiSce of his Majesty's Consul- General in Spain. BANKRUPTCIES ENI.ARGED. George Savage, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, watchmaker, from March 15, to April 5, at ten, at the Wellington Inn, Hud• dersfield. Ishmael Brook, now or late of Paddocit, Yorkshire, clothier, from March 15, to April 5, at ten, at the Wellington inn, Huddersfield. - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Walter Bridge, Lae of Liverpool, but more late or now of bit ton, LaticasWre, soap-boiler. I3ANKRUPTS. George Ranson, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, Innkeeper, to tureen- der March 24, at six, 25, and April 15, ar eleven, at the Ki: g's Head, Stowmarket. Aticonies, Leonard Wing, Stownwket ; and Mr. William Spike, Llm•eourt, Temple, London. Robert 1.x::0, joy. of Norwich, bookseller, ?larch 14, 15, and . . April 15, at four, at me N.srfsik 1-Iwel, Norwich. ,Attornies, Mr. King, berjeant's Inn, Fleet.sueei, London; and Mi. Murray, Norwich. Edward Kilshaw, of Luca-ter, snap.boiler, March 7, at eleven, 21, and April 1 5, at live, at ik- King's Arms Inn, Lanraster. - Avornie , , Dili ssrs. A lex tinder dud liaime, New Inn, London; and S: r. Will., L;411" a.tcr. Marker Gaza Olt Mark.-r (laze, as before advertised), of /I'll: chant, Surrey, Irew...r, Meich 4, 15, and April IS, as tan, .. ... .. . ..._ . . at Guldi.all, London. loon ies , Messrs. Drew and SOO% Befllll , lll.l6l7y•Streer, ThollltS White the younger, to: Lanswortl4 Hants, house-car penter, ?girth IS, at one, i 9, at eleven, and Apra 111, at one, st the George Inn, Portsmouth. Ai moles, Mr. Thomas Carr, )oho street, lkdturd row, Lunduu ; and Mr. Shugar, l'entidnuudi. Fraccis I•.islett, of Bread-street, Cl:eapskle, I.tuidon, scrivener, March iI, IN, and April 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attut• ney, Mr. Willey , Great erescott-btrtet, Goodman's-S:44a. • Witham Gilimore Harvey, of Bantle, • , ussix, gunposvder-niano tac:urer, ditskr and Chapman, March 8, at twelve, March is, and April 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Mr. Martin, bzttle ; ?grist.. Grezion and rlxineresu, Angel-court, 'I h sit rtrt, London. M 'tin I humas, Rethaed Fiilis, and William Cock, now or late of Plonouth and Deck, and Gosport, Hants, contractors, mer chants, and late copartners, March 11, IS, and April 15, at altar's ; at Weakly) s Hotel, in Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Messrs. Lirke, Church, and Darke, Charcery-lane,l.ondon; or Metsra. Lii.ZUll and '1 ink, PRuouth Dock. Peter Birdwood, of Plymouth, Mira and woollen-draper, March 17, 31, and April 15, at eleven, at the ethrmercial Hotel, in Piymou:h. Attornits, Messrs. Sandy., Horton, kouke, and Sandy", Crane-court, Met -street; or Mr. Baron, Plymouth. Ames Mary blurt/et and James Lewis Sioriet, ofAustin Friars, London, merchant, anti copartners, March 1 I, is, and April 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorulas, Messrs. Robinson sod Hammond, Austin Friars. hints Ringer, of Lucas-street, Commercial Road, Middlesex, baker, dealer and ehapman, March 8, 15, and Apri 15, at I i, a: Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, liuoprr's-square, Lemon street, Goodman's Fields. Joseph Summersett, of ahorsted, Chatham, Rent, farmer, dealer and ckspinan. March 8, 18, and Apra 18, at eleven, a, Gutid hal!. Attornies, Messrs. Coartern awl Robin s on, 141hrook. James Slaiter, of Stockport, Cheshire, victualler, dealer and chap :ran, March 15, 17, and April 15, mown. at the Warren r ul keley Aims limn, Stockport. Attortiles, Mr. W laitakar, :Auck• • port ; or Muslin. Milne and Pirry, l'emple, I.ondon. Robert Bisset :Ott, of Spring Gardens, Charing Cron, prnter and publidter o; the Mt.itary Register, and dealer to news papers, March 8, 15, and April i 5, at eleven, at Guiklbs4l.-- Arun ney, Mr. Elliott, S.:reeling-tare, 1 ower-street. DIVIDEND: to be elide at GU/LIIHALL. April 5, Thomas Moffatt and John Brown, "Goswell-strect, blue-manufacturrri, at eleven. March 27, William Callen, Ha.. with, fanner, at eleven. March 22, William Cammack, White chapel road, victualler, at cne. Match 29 ; Hugh Cliesn,l, Hos horn, fringe-manufacturer, at eleven. March 2s, NVni. Winton and William Luklu, St. Clinic!' yard, stationers, at one. March 214 John Conan, Staines, ba..ker, at twelve. Much et, Richard Thresher, Chcapside, buster, at twelve. Match Ik, Diniel Barnard, Sheffield, trierchatr, at tweve. James DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUN FRY. April 1, Samuel Bloom. Birmingham, upholsterer, a ileven, at the White Hart, Hartlebury. rlatch au, Henry Warner and Samuel Selfe, Bristol, druggists, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. April 7, Matthew ISrachSrld , Old Ifroad— street ; Thomas Heathsvhl, S..affidd ; and 1 Mamas Heathfielil, "fivertim, coston-sphiners, one, at the Palace bin, hiallOottottf. March au, Will'am Valentine Cooke., Vi'arwick, plumber, at ten, at the Wouipack, Warwick. March 114, llamas Mill.- chap, Whitstones, wheewright, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. March 31, Will ant rreeman, Lincoln, shop-keeper, at ekv,m, at the Spa rail Eagie, Lincoln, March 24, Richard, Kerkshanr, junior, Spalding, draper, at two, at the White Ilan, SpalSlog. CERTIFICATES--Maacn 22. _ _ W. Butt, Sheptun Mallyt, wuolinapkr. J. Klrkbride, South. wake, cat:dealer. W. Mettingly, Wantage, banker. J. l'aylor, Walsall, siddiere.irunmots• r. k. Armistead, Liverpobl. straw 4 hat-manufacturer. A. Ritchie, Liverpool, merchant. E. Urage, jon. Bennington, farmer. R. Thford, Union street Spitalfields, siik.manuiacturer. F. Simian, Globe-street st. G eorge's, Mid dlesex, cabinet-Taker. J. Renshaw. Nottiogham, lace.niaoufac xerer. A. Fairbatm, Devonvhire.street, merchant. T. hiLutin, and S. Hopkins, Bristol, 1 ricta.arapas. J. J. Lee, South-crescent, Tottenham court-road, merchant. }dame it x3 —George Ilan, Teignmouth. grocer. John Mack. coull, Worthing, stationer. Wm. Minty Hodson, of Liverpool, merchant. James Delaboy, Deptford, printer. N' tn. Gillanore, Man tester, cotton.si Moir. Wiliam Jones, Chwc cry, tanner. Ruth and t bonus Joyce, Tvsycross, innkeepers. Stun. Jackson, Back-lane, rope maker. Wm. Heard, Rumford, timber-dealer. • John Thoinsun, Broad street bolding', merchant. SCODEN DEATH.—Yesterday an inquest was held at the Ball, Tottenham. on the body of Mary Dirk, servant of oi E. Wnus, Esq. The footipaa stated, -that his master entertained s, large party on Friday last. On Saturday morning, after the company had departed, th- deceased went into the housekeeper's room to take some refreshment, when she dropped down from a chair, and instantly expired. Verdict, Died by the visitation of Goo: COUNTERFEITS Of TUE NEW SILVER COIN.YeSter. day William Wade, Ann Potter, a woman with whom he cohabits, and Diana Ford, a very young girl, were brought up frou,St. Luke's Watch-house, to. Wor ship-street Office, charged with uttering several base and counterfeit sixperices, purporting to be of the new Silver ul the realm. This being the first detec tion of persons offering counterfeits of the new coin. age, the Office was extremely crowded with trades.. men, all eager to see the counterfeit, in order to be 'better able - to distinguish the good fawn the b:.d in future. The imitation is very good ; but the head is not quite so plump as on the genuine sixpences. The reverse side is the best imitation ; but there is a yel loivish colour on each side, and more particularly on the edges, which indicates the inside- to In copper. The prisoners were committed ,till Thursday; whet* the Soliiitor to the Miat will attend.. Friday evening, the wife of a respectable trades man was robbed of a pelisse worth £l4 in the Two , shilling Gallery of Covell' Garden Theatre. LONDON MARKETS, MARCH 4. Corrow.—There was little business done in the Cotton market last week : the holders would, bow ever, submit to no depre,sion to facilitate ales :—a few Bengal. and Surats were disposCd atl reduc tion of about Id. per pound. The other sales were 60 common Pernams and Cearas mixed :eV. 113 Demerara and Berbice Cottons :XII a 241. 20 at I7d. a 18d. the shipping houses made ti - . my enquiries alter Persians and Bengals, and it is reported that there are extensive orders in town, but limited to pr;ces considerably under the present currency. The arrivals from the East Indies continue very extensive. Stacoare—ln the early part iii last we: l e the market was heavy, very !item business was efirc:ed ; - the prices were a shade 'ors% er ; on Thursday and on Fri day the demand con i. l I 5...-er.l.).y revived, more sales took place thin for some time previously, the prices were !rile varied ; shippers ore in the market, and it was rinoted several parcels were tat for ill:me diae export ; the trade evinced also a greater (lisp shion to purchase, as the demand for Refined goods has lately been increasing. This forenoon the demand for Muscevades was rather extensive. • In Parli..meat last night there was a suggestion tesnecting the prniniety of stopping dis olloion from Grain in Ireland and in Scotland ; the reply of Lord Liverpool, however, is conclusive, that the Government are against such a measure. It would greatly affect the Sugar market, but we do not think there is any probability of it Dicing resorted to : the trade and shippers this morning came to market, and purchased freely ; they conclude that the prices are at the lowest, and as the former for o length of time have only purchased for their imme diate wants, they are witlartit any adequate stock.— One house this forenonn sold nearly 4001ilids. the prices cannot be stated higher,, yet the market, is greatly improved ; the demand being much more extensive and general; the deliveries from the ware- house average above 3000 cask. weekly. The supply in the Refined market is trivial ; seve ral parcels have, in consequence. been contratted for before the goods are reedy ; several sales deliverable in a month, &c. There is every appearance of the demand continuing, and as the Refiners have not been working freely, it is probable that the market will not be overstocked s Lumps are particularly scarce, the prices improving ; Loaves ia better sup ply, and more saleable than formerly ; Crushed in retjoest at our quotations.--Molasses heavy, and declining. In Foreign Sugars little business has been effected; brown Brazil has realized 41s. and 'one or two con tracts of white Hevannah and Brazil descriptions are reported. The Sugars sold at the India House list week, command a premium of oae shilling, ar:d one shilling and sixpence. 4 C.4TEE.—There was considerable interest excited last week, by the advertising of two considerable prib hc sales* of Coffee on the same day ; they consisted of 447 casks and 698 bags Coffee ; as tire greater proportion was Dutch Coder, these sales afford 11.) criterion for the other descri.nions ; the qnintity one quality was more than adequate to the demand ; the prices must be quoted at e further decline of a 3s. per cwt. good ordinary Dutch 7us. a72s. flue r,rdiriary 71.5. a 78s. middling 7Vi. a and gourl middling 83e d 85s. there were a few lots of Ja maica, but not sufficient to quote a market currency.; very ordinary sold 655. a 665. good ordinary G9i. a 71...6.1. It is, howevee, to be observed, that the demand for Coffee, bolt by public sale and private contract, has considerably revived. WINS TRAlM—Cembiderable interest has been ex ciitd amongst the persons erigaged to the Wine 'Trade, by the hope eateratineOhat the duties would be lessened, andathat the consumption would, in con sequence, be improved : the proceedings in Parlia ment put an end to the expectation, and, indeed, amongst the better' informed, a change in duty had never been anticipated ; as in all the interviews with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, be ha never given the least encouragement to the application for the .reduction ; it has produced no alteration in the prices. As the wine lately imported from the Cape of Good Hope has been extens:ve and increasing, the currency may be quoted at a considerable reduction ; the Chancellor &Pure Exchequer hrs dratted lie in tends putting a new duty on the import, on account, of great frauds committed on the revenue ; extensive quantities of Wine being shipped to the Cape, alai im ported under the low Cape Wine duty. Tire duty proposed is, 555. or 60s. per p pe ; the present price 'frrm AM to £32. NAVAL SToatLs.—There is no rough turpentine in first hanJs at market. Spirits may he stated two shillings lower. Tar heavy and declining ; in other thserrptions, Rosin, Pitch, &c. there is little variation. (bi--The pi ices of Greenland Oa have been lower since our last ; several parcels for sh;pi.ing were ti.ken about one pound per ton below our pre sent qu , t•ttions, . the trade purchasing even a shade lower. Seed Oils *nay be quilted a shade lower, and heavy at the reduction . ; in other descriptions there is little variation. Roar, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND!.—There has been consieerable safes of Rum for export ; the shippers would not, however, putchase, unless at a small re. duction in the prices ; the holders submitted to a de cline of Id. per gallon. Brandy and Geneva are without any .variattun since our last report. bum Pitovistous, &c.—There continues to be an extensive demand for Beef, which is expected to rate high duting the season. There is little variation in Pork ; Bacon in good demand. The late advance in the prices of Butter has been maintained. Tuitcco.—There continues more enquiries for the middling black, anki the lower descriptions ot from EU. to 91J. per pound ; as the prices paid ate higher than the rates at which the Government of France made their late contract, it is out of the ques tion that the purchases can be made for the crintrac- . tors, yet it is concluded in the market, that the sales which have taken place are in anticipation of tht. tar:::er quantity wanteJ by France; and the letters yesterday by the Mail .state, that 2000 lihds will be again regociated for on the 10th mst. and a farther quantity on the 156 of April; it is ex/seated that the market currency will, in consequence, be bread, improved. SPICA', —There continues some request for Pepper cf the best quality ; for CinnaMon, Nutmegs, and Cloves, the-pica are little varied, and thi demos/ without briskness. &As'► INZFLUGENCA COORT OF KINGS DENCH, MARCH 4. Dii.cuoic v. 7 nevwcor. This was an action ag ti! st oe Otiend.tat f r rt!S iishing wr i tten an d nza. LOOS of I:itf Ct U''' _ - ,il l ie t s a bc ppe tw r ee re n d ItiliTtptahret ves.badThherepn,6l,onntst,est,ainnslinjgerclein.: c l ient were both petfemets—the iormen carryi n „„ business in P3lwid-stivet, and the lattsr in New Bond-street. They had both been the as‘igutes of the estate and effects ot another periamet, nactei Amick, and MiinuderstArdings h•ld arisen hetwe ti them respecting the distribution cf that ['m o w s t. 4 frets. The written libel upon ulkh the p/airtra declared was a letter addressed by the &ft . :id:int !Jr him, in December, 13:4, duting his al,s•-n e , •1 too it, but which hal been open .1 by Ins clerk, had the conduct of his husine.s. by t o harp it . s sh e ivn to him on his return, and it contan,.. slurs :- tions of a fraudulent inismanal.,-enient ct the rcpt's eatitt:!. The sari clerk prov-d, that !rem n the 26th January and the 2cth of Febtu , re, th, lendant had said to him, ot and concernit, his • ter, es that the r.aintitrie.ta a black man, a villa a thivt, and That he toad prove him to Inch- •it ' he knew enough ot him to hang him, and t .. ness should see him hanged betote twelva n s ' were shout, and that he was determine., He also said. if that the two houses emit carried on the business of an ern'ar 1.. Majesty in Coleman-street and in Con,:ui.. ba wdy.hnuses an I common brothels." Upon this case the ArrouwEr-Gen..tn, for ti:e I plaintiX, went go the Jury. Mr. GURNEY and Mr. Ross appeatei toe th e j e . fendat:t, and the former addressed the. Jury, n„.i n tl.e th:citess of the present ac:ioa, the cause of w ; ,;; 71 h.,d arisen upwards of two years since. The pa rt i es 1,,,d b 2cii long eitibroilcd in disputo, and h subati.- ted, 01.4 this v,,,t1 not a cast wuich c.dted fur heavy Lord Er.r.ENnitnuca chaiiled 1 1 .)0 Jury, that t! e plalatitf 11'AS certainly 4: milled to some dAIMt!,S; fv,t It WAS fur them, attending to tia, circumstinctso! ease, to estimate the injury which the i;:aaiiir lit i The fury found a verdict for the pl.datif. mages —Oue Hwielrrt" Potlafr•Cort: 44)5. • Rk.ADIMG. !ARCH S. This day the %sizzl for the county of Bnksi , :re c•mtnenea.: with ti,e usual formAlities, 'settle :J.% Justice l'Atix And Mr.Julaice BURRocau—the forma presided on tile Civil Side s and the Later on the C:: niinal Side. Ilici9ril Gedire:, was indicted for &Mint! Rail cam. i ng ;mg, us the Vi.frth - 01 . 11ly lase; a !stale c.tr, tt,c property of our Sow:reign Lord tit» Kin,'. • Mr. Sitfreatto opened the case to the:in-T. it,fd the circumstances, which acre proved u, t is .I, 2 nr a t,t ate ludoiring effect . Richard Chiimau r the pl:lc:k.!..,pser, SAS% he j;:i*O• ner put . ;;on throng!: the park:pitting and of :.t a had ..)1 deer, by Whi,:h one w.ts put diiwn the gun, and then went over :a t: ; he draved it to an adjoining atitl t . t his Otto:Wand his entrails out, ct•ve:td it ot.,r t grass and uheat ; in aba..t IS of 19 1 , 0:1•5 4:let W.L'.i4 he came to the spot. and was in the act of taLiug :t away when he Wilt art!irehen4ed.—Guilty. inc hltirtlOE3 or Mic. L7NGLIET.-1 he Mayor A.. 3 MagistiatLs of Reading ate vigilantly exenti: saves tor the ap - prehonsion at the persons who harbatously mudeted the Rev. 144NCIS I,o\cii•LT, fit his tctiltil 0.1 the 150 i tilliatit. A in: o';Lck:—A man tiamei JJus WoedisJoe ;, hrouglit into town, having been .ippreh:r.drd at 'hl:- hilt st, Anna a clustter of a mile from the iilsre whrte Mr. LoNta:f.:r w;,s •so inhumanly mord:red. He is A thatcher. and in his possession was bound a large instrument used in his carting. He is now noir examination before the Mayor and Mai;i4trates. The scnteoce of levii .v I:l4:inhurgh upon Georje St:a field, tur rape, i t .so been coov:w•.r,l by the PtioCe itese!tt to ::3.11. portarion fix) s vel , s. Marton , I4.nir , r rirl ten y , arA wrr, oa Wce.retday night, 'twit( IL,ldez, iu comer' wool n! a qt. t - :t •7 tuw, %VICO W2l vira;•p,.,l round her itlia , hav:ug tau 4 :l; tt tato!. fi.t tr.ntota,g lir! Loop. Ai Mi. Lt. I.'siitticr, of Wal ret from Ai.' r to his illiote on baturday bight, by die, N. 4.1 ! t front thf... I.nx, about untoe !row Atolover, by w .iLii i.t tuck, and do d ist an instant. A kw it c, Lee John t 1111. Servant to 1111. s W "- ratt, I I.n; erty it it 4 Will Iw led veils bit .n ii.t.irmittg , los aior.y ;in in er,•,:tng e ;lame )ears ut a,ie,‘‘ Lo r.s.(!ed with hou. Gtorge .Sts j.herd, s layer, t co premises. on entering the t2ttil: , , sterna Ihe I.llil, tfrik it up, and Joked the rts: I: r. aritneled rv. ho ai.llW,•l tiff •lii• Is. sed Hot Windt-Li.% 4';at eilvont to it.,ch..r,e a. every morning early). Ile ;Len said, v.ltb much gond humour, he would *Loot her ; and nuns, t:i ste:y the gag (thinking ft not Inadeil), a.,tl presenting it to.va . - f. discharged it, contents; when, shocking to re.ate, t 4 :,:trA , heat: to piece, ! Lately, at Dnylartd Hall, Nuri , a, Cie Lady of the 'I D. L;.; , t. Irb it.N. of a .lan.htcr. DILI,. Sunday sennight, at Itards;a•:• - ,11• ar C:osport, ilutb - Purser, R.N. and late of liN Majosty's ..hip 1:..b. sts, aged 79, Ott Rey. W.Juiivne, of Etlingharn, lis•ri•-•' • • Feb. 15, at :...!bobtogli,La.ly MALI, of V 1 in. .1, of Genlee, t. Feb. 20, at Ihn!ey. Sirah Pcol, widow, who by Ler praar ., disposition lta.l teraptml togv!!•er Afefir in c o l i a t •, and which was conceaicd so a put of her bed. Ihl ui•' • prior to death, unintld out to her attendsnts s where her idol was tleposftvd, wLieL wools! have r. ." discovery at a future slay, had she been silebt on the . riutiday se'nnlght, sired 55, :lir: Isaac Awn, of Next. ,••• sa , " fr.:natant. 11e %A:id .-eturoing on the preceding (lay, • from Ili, farm at Hartwell, on horn hack, at a6' srp .ro:, v.. . 7 hor.t. :teinbltd, threw „hint, Lod f 7 over him. i•:o:w,ths'andlng tf.ft tve. .1c id,. . •• • able to rerhount his li•lrse Walton ase'-t..nce, ar:! :0 •••• t • • brother's house, at Pallas:on, and it was not n•:*.-1 rro ar7erW:ll - 0.1 hat the consequence.* of his fall a, .a e ! .1. • Stu-pi:al a '1 wai procured as soon as y a• . •ur f*. ' • bet, w.• to sly ; Without Aston gie.l 1 et• n'c.uck is t':e afternoon of Sunday. .1,•• ' • iay ill beielat-d exry partlealar of the :ie.:it:err, ! . .....- with parses c.t.nzposure on various subjects vp to the r• 01 Ms 41lesolotilm. MICE U. 17 57 OC, Bank Styx tg.vrit 3 per et ite.! O:9H Ditto ectis.tigl i d t 4 per Cent.. ifi per Ctglt. 99,14 t • 7flV,!-IVi' ;1 1 TiiIILUtIIII aAT LON! i;))4 Mt:intim " • Ed Info. s;:er S Atte:mem . • • 17 4 1.01 4 :LON N. l'ttettNl 1 l.i v i. KtN T. Picket-0u; kuthia,Le „LIU te, :I;ti * tit ktas t)tt.c., hs YI;XIERILIt 1 g A!: - .9. shut Ini.a stock COI cot 4 2 Nil:. Bend, .?45 17 Ig:chequer to rt. Cuns.ltor act. •