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ERIN. ,I.^.•••,•••••.''11 Pas rocs-Gismo Wen, enlace is ItilibtaST•oll TO as SIDS 155 Pell OF Tilt art BR. COLLINS, trAll .tif• AT TIla.A111• gillsAAT or sT.PATRICIes CHAsitt lei el - Alts--" Oh *ben, dearest Shen, I'll love thee no mere." Wh en t h e pure mu ; of huserr shall cease to inspire thee, When kind lserspit.disy !sem front thy shore, Vs Ppm the natters , that know thee shall cease to admire thee,' Then .Eria, vita r.urare.,llllove thee no more: W:1111 the trumpet of Fame shall no looger peutlains thee Of heroes the nurse, as In airs of yore, When the &lose in the records of Geisha disclaims thee, Theo Et:a, as roartaters, 111 love thee no more! When thy Sons shall B.• longer be pleasant and viitte, Or cease to be We'd by the fair silty adore; When thy Daughters shall cease to he virtuous and ?rein The. Etia,2llJ Via iitta, love thee no more If foe Moans and the Princes thin, fed nit devotion, The-hopes of Au! Orphans, our Youth, and our Poor; their virtues excite in thy heart no emotion, rivr.erm 111 loit thee no rove FROM 8.11 uanAr NIGITI'S G4ZiiIV.Z.. [ fhts Cct its aotilles that the Queen will hold a Drawing oori on Tuurniay n. at at cit. Jam s's, and it is desired that all er . ,p,as who attend will appear in dresses of British menu:were. 1 he Gazette ala. contains a notice from the Speaker to the House or e.irentoni r that on or arm the 24 of nest month. the Bank will yay Pah fur all now of qa and two pound* *same, deed prior to the est of lamsary, 111141 . Moldier, returned tu scree is tkla papaw Parliament. Eike of Oackmai.min —Colonel he it Althwidtr Aber ' othintry, of thi 114 Anima* of coot Muds, in the ream of the Ham Sir John Ahercronthy, dr:easel ' Corridor/sat sighed ►y the Viol Lieutenant of Ohmorgataltlte. William Gronow, It chard Oridths, Richard Mack more. Balm. sad the Rev. Oro. I beaus, Clerk, so be Deputy Lleuteaants. Coen/Ma'am In the Royal fifeshwe Yeonlastry Cavalry. Sir John A mitrutt er, Bart. to be Major. • Robert W byte Melville, Gent. to be Lieutenant. C•minissions in the East Kent Re-invest of Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Monne , Quihampton tole I.6ou:sant. James Ship Sen, Gent. tu be Cornet.' Commissl a in the Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles D. Gardner, Gent. to be Cornet, vire Millar prornmed. BANKRUPTS. • -Samuel Butler. of Bristol. taloa -chandler, deafer and chapmsn, to surrender April vs, Miy 3, and 31. at one, at the Confiner-, Nat Norms, Bristol. Amino', Mr. Henry Smith, Bristoi. w; Lan% Saunders, of Beard, mercer, draper. dealer and chap. ran, April it 6, v 9, and May Si. at one, at Gualliall, London. Anomie., Messrs. t Parke, Coates. and Watson, Warn ford-own. • 1 hrogistaronutreet. Richard Elland, of Lower-street, Islington. emeli-osaiser. horse " dealer, dealer and chapinan, April wh, a 9, and Mai Si. at eme, at Ouikina 1. Muir/des, htaurs. %lath's* aced Bolton, Win ches af ! louse. Old broad- street. 'miss Selman t tee youliiitr, late of Hayden, Fasts, rerudesler • and seedsman. April its, 99, and May 11. at taw, at Guildhall. Altonmi, Mt. James Herr. jou. 60, Hausa Garden. • Unmet Winter, late of Liailiekl, victualler, dialer Mud chaps man, April ::1,19, sod May St, at ekviess at the Black Swats Ina, Warwick. Ananias Messrs. Da4 Sm. and Stephenson, • .CS, Doughtpurem. Lemkal or Mr. Hicks, llimalngliana. 711itimucikeppard. of Partainouth.Manto, IllbeenAbdis May 11,at ono, May 9, at eleven, mid May 34, at twilit this GlarT a t i. n. Pansasouth mm a Aar% Mimi* 6 0111 3 Pad hilackoo 'retest, atftnd, I.oadoa ; fit Wien alladifa mid Weddell,. ' Ciild Harbour, Otospart. • • • •-' ". - ham Gowthotign, of laskost.•Torluildro, wmumd-yarainansface furor. May 16,14, sad MI at alma, at the Court Home, in Loels. Attuning', Mr. (Imam W lams OctildliParael. Gerdes, Leaden, or Meters. Smith sod Maar* heeds. jobs ithookr. asf Loreepoid. brewer, dealer sad campaign. May b. Relamil eat a arelemm, as aka aoldia Imo 410,1.tasrpoul.m. Airstream, Mears. Carrereleht sad glahl.ti Want street, Ur v./r i m/4.0t Maaars.Adlingmai and Gmwry. eadfordwow. Is sold Milbosra, Weal Matto, Yorkshire, tucapinnw, dealer • sad chapeaus Apsi M. 99. and May St, at eleven. at the tamp Ins, Kingatotropini.iiiill. Amman. Mrs lta/pb 41. thaarmy-lane,_ Lando.; or Masan. Martin and Sehole. Geld, Hulk . • matmeaCishith. lam of Broad stria, Landon; merchant, dialer and tbapikan, April MI, May 6, it Weeds mid May 111.atakia, at Anoraks, Messrs. Hurd, shut, and Joharm, 7, ](tai's Booth Walk, lansple; or Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. Rafter Itoystmls, of Weymouth, Dorattablth, s kip juices i deate and chapattis, April 26, aft. sad May Sc at *ma. at Guild •belle- Leaded A tothey. Mr. Abbots; 16, Mark )Hannon Devi. of Avail Femme, nigh Biritinighaen,yoyermaker, • dealer and chapnian, May In, 17, and 31, at eleven, at the Moyal Howl, tamplierude, biliaittehatn. Atiorntes, Mtwara. Swain, Stevens, Maples. Pearsit, sal Mont, frisdariek's-placo, Old lewri a Loodoo, or sloars.Wandey madams lihrmatahain. Peer Lemont, of Chatlmidace, Cravemereet, Uhy Road, bled. diats, wardralabor, dealer and Maoism, .Iprll So, as times, May 3. bud It, at sea: as GrittlitalL Attorney, tdf. InAttich 1 wrier, S, Mumusburysiluare. Jobs lona, late ottgaskoian-streot, Sorathwark, villa sad spirit fetus:. Mater and charms April se, 111, anal May 31. at clev . en, st Gait-Bad. Attursitto, Messrs. John sad !Lowland South, Jamas /eras, Worm Wit,santan ' Samarsat, dorsi. eillor sad ehapostati,Ayrd 42, at ekvea, May 3, and as, at teisat Onside ball, 'osmium, Attorney. Mr, Gimps Adams at, Old Jewry Jahn Peal Herman' Hagedorn, of God Broad - wroat, Lemke: onerobant. dealer Mad ehaiksa, April Yet, May ;and si,m eleven, at Gisildhall. Astoroars Month Ray, /readmit', sad Kai*. New lank Solidiaria, Lumina. ' • DIVIDINIM re be ante,* OUTLISI3ALL. . April !o, Goorieltookerldp, of ' Psoeboures. becks. drabs s• tort. hie, it shim law Mk 1 hams Leetir, liaise Closaist, ha t4lFsiciiall. iii IS May ith Chealco Ooldiesttli. at Isidro sa s epj: v skitiors. tome-hams, mg ono: May se. hes zoi. l' . Kay, lispenter at tea. Mae 14). NW*. Nrookc, Leo. IMeesikoosss. Dew; 01,.. . , ,st sot . mi , s. Fat! Ot tosollelMilloosk . I* M u 1. ,As, 10 9 002494 . . ~ • May V it * * Or 'II"' : I t, bt ail 601 - ,' t. . 4 ,S -siwiPuisik ..._ ilkik4lolll. Welf-Siradagbik •IlfilhiVi *flolii me ' Dodd A4onts. r Jeollars.ateltwace. Metll6 Ilimilli W h S I S ril l " 1 ,04 W . 1 4 11 1.• felt s = awl. 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Mumma% Clorkwiwolk loodWoole.O.ok & v im i i ift . tr Ou tu t: . Liwutrok e Te r__r. ,R. lo g k siii 0 , 4616.= iiiir, ...vs. itesi. . . 4 • allideaso, ehg u itt i : .lll ,askiasi,Lieltifi l Thasilreiskft, *wadi ge icasea s st. ' hid Ts forlikriZOOlN greiesper: aft vibe ale tit Tides el slsig a is d Asiliow Hulot Alkal i areitssoofitalbrorp. ~_;.• v .* a w Edmissilili...l-' raPdiertli4tremp e WE karillei# the i . wiz, Laviersir. Jobe WINN. MOO id" Will " efrviss two qiergrig. WillieskaNfes. HO. fi st gr i iwogibui ism knife. emmaninerp ,, Alfablber, Mack serdki bst . ..i., - • lag b il l Il i t y kard Liverpool, olitmiaboo. weir,Vowelised M s wi", -s_ • . ; ago p oow of 06.1001101110-liforIo• * 17410, 11.4 . .. , ... • . • i.' OLD 3411,F r. Saturday, Rk4ard Vat . Urns Bon, who stands cnrns muted for having published a certain -.wicked and naalici,us libel i _imputing the crime of robbery to Edward Lord Fallenoorough. and another libel, ins. pufing to Robert Henry L4ed Castlereagh, that he had stated a gross falsehood in the House of Co:o -nions, to answer his own purposes and to the said Lnrd Efienbrirough that he bad unjustly convicted him the said R. C. Butt, to make money of him. was put to the bar. Mr. WALIYORD moved that the prisoner might be detained in custody, notwithstanding the discharge of the Grand . Jury. and the c4rctusiscance of no bill of indictment having been preferred against him.— He made this motion on the ground of as affidavit of Mr. Hobhouse, Solicitor for the prusrcution, in which it was stated, that a criminal information against the prisoner was prepared, and it only re quired the signature of the Attorney-General t and that the said information would be Ertl on the first day of next Term. He farther moved, that the pri soner might not be admitted to bail, nudes: on giving 49 hours notice thereot to the Solicitor fur the pros:- *elation. The object of the motion was, to prevent the prisoner from being discharged by proclamation on the last day 4.f the Sessiors, which would be the case in consequence of no indictment Lasing been pref. fled, it this notion were not complied with. Mr. Justice Oat.t.as applied to Mr. Shelton, the clerk of arraigns, and asked him whether he had ever known of such an Application being made or granted before ?, Mr.*Sisznann said he had not. Mr. Homo:use. the Solicitor, said, a similar appli cation had been meek in the case of a prisoner cams 'mined by the Nike of bleweastle,i on a chive of . publishing a libel. There the Court had oedeled, that the prisoner should be detained until he found security for his appearance in the Court of Hiog's Bench, on the first day of the ensuing Tenn, and that he should give three days notice of his bail. Baron Woon -thought the application a novel one, and desired that the matter might stand nyer.—The prisoner was then wit.dra wn from the bar. L. Canner stood indicted for breaking and entering the house ut R. S aeet, at Brenttord-end, and stealing therein a silver watch. two keys. and a seal. On the, 'Atilt ult. shortly after sit in the evening. the rose- CUtOT saw the prisoner coming horn I: s house; be asked him if be wanted ant thing ? upon which the prisoner ran away. On going into the parlour, wit ness missed his watch, which had be, n hanging ever the CliirllD:ppiei.e: he ask d his sister if Ott knew any thing respecting it on her answering,. she stip p4.sed the man had got it, he ran out, and pursued the ',limner, who threw the watch from him into the Brentlord canal. _ _ Mr. Baron WOOD having summed up the evidence, the Joky found the priaoner Guilty of stealirg, bat no o f t h e burglary. • AMERICAS, StAanto.—:Earl BATHURST having re peatedly 111611110 10 Mr. THOMAS ASTMIWALL, the - Amorieas - ConsoL directing him to provide a ship for the - whom the conveyance of __ American steepen, by our streets are ialirsted, is, their own country. that gentlemen accordingly prepared a ship for the recep tion of chow men, in the river ; but no less than 37 of them, who had signed the usual agreements for the toyagei deserted from their citurter.slating the lest sleek, preferring-rather a precarious' dependence oti Beitish charity tea free passage to America. Mr.' Astrusivnat. has applied by le:ter to Mr. Mart:mut% 1 , Oche Siradaell plitice-uffice, requesting him to lend the co-operation of his racers towards enforcing the Lenders of EarlaATifilan on this subject. lio-eraaer.—A black box who had robbed Cap lain Peyton, ~f Liticoln's-inn-fields of a drloo now, ' was on Saturday brought-to dn. Office by a soldier, 1 elbow eyes being , quickened by the proffered reward of dflo. recognised the culprit through the !disguise eta midshipman. The poor cre +tore seemed gait, lemeoncerned at his situation. On Mr. BIRNIIII asking this prisoner his name, tie replied. Joseph lanes. tire. This caused a general laugh ; upon which be observed «.A1), Meese, you Mesh now—you laugh mare OA l oam Blackee's hanging ."—. Magistrate s 6 What have so doge with the money ;ion got twin your mater-re' «Me spend it all m eating and thinking, and on I Maxeselle."—On his being ordered to betaken from the Bar. to be committed, he addressed himself to the Magistrate, saying, el Good bye, Massa, good bye." The Magistrate. however, told hiss he should see him again, as he had not done with him. It appeared thee part of the money Mad been received by a female servant in the boom of Captain Peytoo, who, with her iewelwart. is issoustedy. Tint Dal or DIRAWIII4I APPROACIIIIi.—G. Woe, Mt mindful of theleterest of his Frteetils; sooliden that he merely does: . his duty by pantiles asst the pecidiat adrantagek of the present Lottery, Mid rio- Minding theta Of ittrAwar approach. Of the I t . Tickets Which it 'militias, 10,0111 wain — .2, a,roff 7bilit...if Arcelh.o,llliiile rarer:44: 4 1 tot ite i 4 , 14e0 m 1 erietilisT 0 iflo,otio•cami he. '..dit ft nsidOi at • • • Anew, 61000. tea and $OO of She' Prisenentide the HoldieeMble to is Tibet I•4ltie sacceeding Lottery, or ta taden el reeeleieli 446 Jltersgr a let notwielts " - the triz e ls t lio mzi•••, tt e ytt r e igw ipitro , et -at illeintsieffiliell Oda% COrnhill and "Sea al_ Yl cifekle ae. , ale% ond Shires vita tioNibli 0 %mg loff# ilkelliqy .6011 Mailer thiplist 12L11440•111 • . • ••7 41 0 001 .7 . is Rise le " psi iesesillitiffillehmaesi Wills' 4, held Wet 4dmiration,,tand their -deintr- ' ' a nothing hie : 111 , 11 10,09e1ir affiwetjelt AS ie d amnia if t he present Loliery. *Ogirfeeli el the . 1 Yip /dm; no a Ant* ventestably be &quid so indliliesttrinity en* h de iii=hillii ilif .. . 4 . 4 0 4044 1 b1ie wh ist ip. , .. N. 1406. L _ Melodic* Few of Twisty 'rely Ude Blanks f In tile in ! and Shards, competisentif i pon pear leatilerstO• Canned.' ..__. _ . knee, that in simian gm of erp,ooo ems *vin o . 1 1 : Odirfffllenza , ~ CIItPRCII L44DS: VICW-CHANCECLOWS COURT. Fits HOSOUIt was occupied on Ftiday in hefting the folh4ing important case. relative, to Leases of Chutch Lands Ttil ATTOIINZVORNERAL 9. NOM AND errant. Awieformation had been laid before his Hesue respecting same leases, which were said to be frauds lent, and a bill prayed for the dissolution of these leases r against this bill there was a demurrer also filed. bin Hots.ve stated the case in support of the de mart er. He began by observing, that he was utterly at a loss to comprehend on what grounds the bi;l bad been brought forward, and in what manner it could possibly be supported. After the lapse of a century, the Come was now, for the first time, called to determine respecting the nature of certain Leases. ' and to say, whether they had been properly granted l ot wit? The facts of the case were shortly these:— By the 12th of Queen Anne. the Chapel of Stockton • • Was crected into a Perish Church, the patronage of which was vested in the Bishop of Durham, and some waste lands valued then at eau a-year were al lotted to the Vicar of that new Church for his cup. port, to be held by him and his successors in the usual manner of other Church Lauds. It war, however, soon found that this Act WAS not sufficient in. its powers, a. 91 accordingly another Act was procured is the Ist of George I. by which the Vicar was al lowed to grant building leases f:ir a sufficient num ber of years,,at the highest rent which could be got, but he was to take nu premium for the lease . The Vestry were associated with him, and alse authorized to grant with him such leases. It was importer); that his Honour should be told of these two Acts being procured ; becauselt proved that the attention sat the Legislature had been twice called to the sub ject, mad, after due deliberation, they had granted the Adis. Acting then on the powers given to him sad the Vestry by the Acts of Parliament, the Vicar, in 1716, granted leases of the grounds in question for nine hundred and ainety•nine years, andone lease for ens thousand years, at the highest rent be could possibly procure, and these leases were sanctioned by the due forms uf.law, as the other side admitted. If differences existed, it was ordered the Bishop should settle them. The present application was made for the purpose of having these leases dissolved, in conse quence of. their great length. But the V;tar, in bring ing this application, sertntd in have forgot that tha A.t prescribed no limits to the number of years. and it was singular that a wh, le century should have elapsed without such a fault to the leases being, seem especi.tlly as the leases were adniiirtd to be good in lib. One naturally asked, what had the . former Vicars been abort ? and why had irhapFened that this Reverend Gentleman was the Era to set the blame attache) to the original lesser in gienting such a long period ? The rents were said to .be too low now. This objection was futile, when his Honour was told that they were the highest nuts which could be obtained at that time, when the land was merely a barren waste; and in fact it was necessary the lung leases should be granted to obtain the rent which had beim given. No selfish motives seem to have actua. and the then lessors or lessees, and it was therefore impossible his llenotir could interfere in a case of dry ideal equity. No good reason bad been shewn why this case came on to be heard at the instance of the Attortsey4Gaierah &Jct., in support of the bill, contended, that I the Vestry were authorited to act as a controul over I the Vicar; and' if they forget their duty, the Court had to interfere. He argued, that this case was simi lar to that of•leases granted by the trustees of a cha rity; and the Court had in such cases always inter fered, where leases were granted to the injury of the charity. He did not see it was any objection to his cause that upwards of a century had elapsed from the leases being granted. This made ho difference what- I ever; for Lord Eldon had held, in the cite of Sir John Norris, that the mere lapse of time was a mai- I ter of no moment. The present Vicar bed been col lated by the Biihop of Durham in September, 1815, and 6led his bill in May, 1816—so that to him the lapse of time could be no blame: The extreme length of the leaser was a poperful argument for their being dissolved. as Lord Eldon. had laid down the law to Atturney-General o. Backhouse to be, that leases for nine hundred and ninety-nine years were a sale pro portionate to a lease for ninety•niae years, and were thirefore'fiad t in fact,- it was a cuniplete alienation of the premises. He would be glad to know on what fasts it could be alleged, that such a term for build ing leases could be supporeed or on what authority it could be said to be customary in Durham ? He thought oa the whok this deserved some enquiry, and 1 the lessees wets to lose their leases, they had enjoyed them long enough to pay for ant espensc, they bed been at. • Mr. Lyme , was utterly at a loss to see what ana logy could poseibly be traced between the trustees of a charity aO4l the present cue. The case was one of a peculiarly novel kind , sad differed materially frogs :7 other be knew. -The AIM of Parliament authe. the Vicar with leis-Wesley to grant these leases for any number of yeses., provided he obtained the highest possible relit for the ground; whereas, by Common Law, be could not have given any lease without the consent of his Patron and the Ordinary or , the Diocese. No lease could be granted without the consent of the Vestry ; but was a Court of Equity prepared to say, that when a lease was good in every point of view. when it was admitted by t he opposite side to be valid in every respect, that nevertheless the Court would interfere, although the lessor bad strictly and literally folfilled every syllable of the Act ? 'lle Vice Catascita.oa.....‘aCertaiuly this IS a case ifs very novel nature; but it is one of the greatest possible Sellpft/ACe. The question involves some very interesting points, to which I shall not fail to direct my attention. I shall minutely examine the different Acts of Parliament you have referred to; and siter considering the other papers in the case, I shall give you my opinion how tar the provisions of the Acts have bred complied with. and point out what shall appear to me an equitable decision of the case." Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be fore the Right Honourable Lord Chi e f Justice Giros, in and atter Easter Term, 1817 s—ln Terra 111/SOLASOZ. Louses. Thursday. Apil 24, I Friday, App 25, fainulay, May 1, Friday, May Ti , asiati Ma 6 , Wednesday, May Wieder. May i Wslorailay, May 14. • Mira Itras-»llsesday. Max se—wsdats4sy, May 21. cZERica MlttLic±xct, OXFORD. APRIL 19. Yesterday, Mr. Alfred Butler Clough, Scholar of t 4 l • leg., was elected a ll'ellovr t. at Nociety. Vredneaday, the firs: day of Eater I eras, the follo*:-z demon were admit etl to eegreest aitensLon IM MIL LAW. Mr. John O I.ockhart. of Belot Vollege. MAITIIIS Or AN 111. - !ion. and Rey. WV! artl Farts. of Liorin Church. Mr. James Wooeibridge Walters, of I'Mitthr.,ke Mr. ()come Galbraith Wrattkalaw. et Magdalea Rev. Martin Daily. of Alatzdairo k e y. R: n baed, w a lk, r, of Vbria , ert DAVI? COI or Asti I. Mr. Arontlell riC•sistr4, of Christ Chortles To the afternoon of the same env, in toll Convocatlon, elle !Int Thomas fluke, M.A. of izett r Cril!c4r, and the nee. Henry Totner.%±.A Feilow of Corpus Cllrott Corecte. te e , tlßlmirteti Proctoes of the Vnivenkity ; Rev. •thornfts Wool; ',ON M.A. Fellow of Woree‘tee Collette; Rev. Edward W a t.., bead, Nt.A. Fellow of Corpos Christi College $ Ret. Hasty, M A. and Kee. Peter Johnson, M A. *lions of EL!. PrO.ProntOrS. I XL t•YAMCM. TIVM:OTInVS. The Rev. I. • ownLy M.A.A:•a•it pn,eattl 1 the Otewry eri77l we hi, norolk. _ _ _ Krt. Wot. tiolo:ro Mirth/owe, to the \9 amre inh:Pitrr, tear 01:04evaer. Pr v. John Weiten Pli•Vpa. of Town : lln:ie, t.. the Linn?, Ilrockkainpteo. The B shop of Towles has villa , rd the 'Rev. Pr. Dale tt r,p 7 ,, center of Westin.urtrr, to the valuable New ot I of Asfirl :AN in Eves. Kerr. Chinn's Cirret, to the Coraey of Sr. Ysn et. rs,rch, ” 1 4, Nee. George :.u..ith, Al Arent; ot ‘lirl.ter 1.1 the parish church of Stirdtrlti, and perpetual Otrate of Ecctr.l,lol. 1 'Ube Juke of Goritott hat presented Mr. Wen. Corefe.Prtiort ' of the Glptil, to the Churzh en 3 l'arah ut-Ca!trach, rata t ~/ the wrath of the Rev. Jo:1n Crn'on . Thursday ee'ounght, Mr. George Bel Brand, Isrriel , , , Gospel, we. ordained Mistime et the elleprl of 'EJSC, 114 . 01as lerodioa. 'I he Members of the Second Cotirtegation of Prf-dir, 1-% • 'Mast, have given an unanimous tan to the Rev. Mr. M *Pi of Kineleagh, to be thek Paw, to the roods of the Aar. Drummed, called to Dubin,. Strawberries told in Cogent Garden Isfaree Saturday last at halt a crown the '' Alderman'. Thumb'-' pot*: middle sized asparaggs at 101. tin hundred ; and pea goosteei lies at tiVc alkilings the piatt pantie. Wednesday, as two men, father ant] son, or tl name of Smewin, were idling a tree at Coiaeli an ton, the son having ascended the tree to fasten a TN, to the top, a sthtden eust ot wind blew the tree d .u'n, and the young man falling with it , was driven with I nch violence against the gto"nd, that he died instantly Iletween sewn and eight in the evening °Fru. day last, John Wilmot.sa yonlig man. abodt '25 yts• Pt . age, Bailiff tO Mr. MIUSING, of Rotnetfri , , .1) Stu, 'sten, Was discovered lying on the wound, racer henre, ....it!' a leg and an arm ht. , lcen: lie was sett...o bese, and in 'hat state continued tilt his death, 4 . )413: twelve on tae same night. • La , .t week a lion, exhhi od at G air. sborrngh escaped from ito den, the door not brio? . F.;.,p.'t!v twee, ane tact shout the sAtlare :Pt which is held, but was soon secur..d by the keeper, to the great satisfaction ot the terrified pets ms iarsear. The audience in the Norwich Theatre w,re thret into great o 1 "..v!,,nday evening last, t!Pi the hoot', Eiling with smoke, and an Aim of f• being river:, which arose from the man, who his `small room in the box lobby for the sale of relie s . istents, havir,g made a fire in it, and tile chimne being foul ; fortunately the peoplp did notattemt 40 rush out, on the alarm being given, and id about Nit minutes order was restored, apd the entertain. "rents of the night proceeded. RUPTURED PATIENTS, &c.—DrsisCc one, Nualso; sad Co. ot Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. Itrw. land Hill's Chaps', have establit'aed a Medical Bur Woolvtock•wreer, Orford-street, a ..)inin g New Nand sot *Astra l'hysic au and eurgeon, Mengasrs or the Royal Colkse London, a ihiny years roper:once, %e.ldr, and where .11stembers of the Nord alt,to.stsly attend. '1 bat thousands twee been restored to health by On try without ronfinernert, is is. eipulable, after businisie had lailtd. Fruptious on the twee, face, and body, ulcerated throat, Ike &e. are thr canienn-acer sc a anal, .compietsu jropeepe/ty Meseta. Cooper, Maisee, and Co are consulted 141,1 y, ar Nrh hOta.re, mad Nip at limns are side door* at: e.. , cle lonise, and private r.na itataiel6—Addeo gratis, 14 Charlotte kbou.v, 'Tuesday, Ibursday, and Swirls) , ; and at Woo.oock , /donday, Wednesday, kr dapodid aentlity, until Tweive The riles and FlAtilo sued wit knot c , .gt nig ' KAS tired Patients attend at Cbado.te House on Mondays and rf.• Zend at Woodetotk Hose on Wednesd.ir, who are Wl ' cured rif reducible it *cures nu scientific and anatomical principles, *idiotic surgical Asptraticn er the least ereutwoon.-- BIR 1 714. At Drayter, mar Nasty, 11e Lady of the Re►. Wm. My?, eta no. Itursday seitolgit4 to 13.trham Court, the 1.44,17 of the KM and Rev. Cierard Nod, of a daughrer. MARRIED. At Trowbridge, time Rev. George Crstsise, jits. to Carn lin did% youngest damikter at Thou l'inibrell, El of Trowbridge. Rev. Mn beckel, of Corte Carle, to Mrs. drown, endow of late Mr. Josepb Brown, of Poole. Rev Draz Durbin, Rector of Walton, Solnersetthlre, to VA "win, of Brawl. Rev. Frederick Fitzpatrick, to Min Stone, of Allsop's-benee ip, London. Rea►. Tbeephllas Abausit, LID ; to Lucy, dacihter of allshells. Esq. or Kensington. ' • Monday, at Dedham, Lieutenant W. f. IM hop, R.N. to f!•0 Corte, daughter of the late Rev. James Core, ‘.llnister o: zt. Nicholas, Iperidt, and Rector of Costley, Nerfolk. JJLCII. The Rev. Mr. Hanbury, Recto . of LargtoTi, Leicester.'gi - e. April 3, to Woolwich Common, Miss FleAtr = ter of tLe b.e Rev. U. Fletcher, formerly Rector ai ki.istow St. Marra, Kent. April 6, at Wellingborough, NorthariptorAiire, the Rev.: Tole Rekiirk, aged Si. Wettnettlay, the Rev. Jos. Good, of CLarnsoush, Dorset, I: I s 112 d year. April 6, in his 30th year, Francls . Singletan, !HO son of No Ilridge,Ettg. of Blakenhant Cottage, near Ipswich, student 0: Julais's College, Cambridge. Monday, suddvnly, Yn his gig, of an ossifwation of the kern, whilst on kis way frum Bridgewiver to Milvettoa, Mr. surgeon and apotheekry, of Ci editon. AVERAtar. f RICE. of CORN to ENGI.A O 4II and from the returns ceding the lgth of April, 1817. Wheat. Rye Barley. Oars. San.. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. e. 11. I I I 103 8 38 10 St , 3 32 9 1.51 0 5+ 6 The avenge Pt ice of Sugar. compated frt.ro she returns n:a.s.e in 'Le week ending the lath of April, la 41.. 11 d. per rwt. PRICE OF I 01:1 Saab Stock, 451 tset 3 per et. itetl.7lP4l 5 per Ct. Cons 7%4 fa, 4 per PIO 5 per C. Navy iOltif Imp. 8 per Cent. 1 ON SA I'LIKDAY- Logg Anne. Id 7.16 5.16 7.16 India Stock WS.' lion.ld 116 70 rr Ezell. boils top.) I. If pr. . .. 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