Star. — London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

AT/ITE Plll3 MEAS. • t t Since the 1 3 , isoners 'were a rraigned, the cru el' rats+n,on h halt o f himself d in,l the other defendants, Addressed ti r 101 l .wing letter to Lord titnsmurit rut. - te, toita• 0,11117. " Mr Loa n-1 am tl•!drotir to inform yoi.r Intilshir, 'that I h!%v.• MC.I4 OH Its s dipexita several whitesses to beiii stadia :leo to le: call. d 'spun as eft !recce on my trap, but not having etc pectimtoty n estt to .!.flay the ekpen , es rtiiinqtrefir upas their a s. , nen, an d us up three or (Our a rivialikrable (”rettre from London. I letce- - h yniiel.nrthliip will lay the saute Ireture 4, lionAttu - Ale the , Privy efitilteli. arat they may take the MOW into he , r coseidera•hin, uteasa d to sturd inc each rel:ve as Is cousomilit ul Is the true whit of justice end the Wall i I is , the With% Gnarl-pint:lt I your I,orteilp will alb, I , y twlore the I lunuerable P!tilrehualcil toy total ins ' Lldy el• , r.w he `.throw: ~tcothog eg Couw.el and paya• ing my Sol,e , ur'e eh,r F e4; the they may also take:his graciously in .• 1111* the mane purpose; hut I could with your will coli•te•Caid or Inform the I luiloarable the Privy • 0, I do Ent ifit.Od 19 place ml the extremity of pie d•. a nu forma faut , rit, and hope they svi:l no: v. Os to re doer me tu il.ut etie..ittan. I twit levee tuttlief to trl•pa , 4 upon your t in dahp. to imorits piur loardahtp ; that any feller priso ners ritpresa 41 the if tiessre to nos to Court, at num.:day, that Wt.a• ilftk of the Hottnealas- the Pnsy (;Jusseit that we may, t sr our own preservation, be persetts-d to hol.l gat ottaiionat toe h iennal coosanuMea ton, how that we Lary been arreidoud, and tai. cute °Arc - i t° arta k to t PrNoict/ of Ih'e Pr've;rie fear wilt no: uses, d., COIIOIfI4IICO of the Honourable the Privy Council, hut h.oth.g pawed my word to make tlti: a Iraq', I meat leavC. it for the I soitourehie the Privy CourCill Ti) iterrillillol,-. under the isopostion that all the indulgence viU bt granted that the hatale to our cause %till admit, I azn, (msned) " d.otie wocesu.'" The next day Mr. J. If. AnntNo - r , ri s:nt a iett?r to the Ds put y Lieutenant (4 the 'tower, directing him to acqua , lit Mr. Watson, that- Lord i - IONIOUTII had cson•nui:icated Isis retitle:a to the i e rivy C•nincol, who were s:t opinion, that they would not be justi fied in advising a gtaut o: pecuniary aisiitacce, to petsocs charged wits ensues against the Slate, to en able than to rrovide for their defence, except retort . )• mein:mg. that they should be furnished with 6ubi.m. nab for tt,eir eitnestes = and that, at to the wish ex pressed by J. Watson. nu hia own behalf, and that of Lis follow prisoners, to !cave private confidential corn tounication with each other, it could not be coui• plo'd with." The Counsel who ate at present nominated to de fend some of the prisoners, arc Mr. and Setjeant Cori,ar. In the indictment of the 'Rev. Val Douglas, of Glasgow, whom we notices to have beets appieliend ed lately, be is charged, awn% other things, with 41 wickedly, slanderously, falsely, and seditiously, in the course of the prayers, sermons, or declamations uttered by him, asserting and drawing a parallel be between. his Majesty and Nebucbadnezzar, King 4 , 1 babying:—remarking and insinuating that, like the WC. K , ng of Dahylon, his Majesty was driven from the society of men for ii.fi.tenty and corruption : Ain: lie, then and tl:ere, did iurtlitr wickedly, aim dercusly,. falsely. and seditiously, assert that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was a poor infa tuated wretch, cr a pour infatuated devotee of Bac chus, or we expressions of a similar import. And be, then and there, did wickedly; slanderously, falsely end eenciousiy, lowa and draw- a parallel betwien his Royal Hisimess the Prince Re,;ent and Belshaz t Env, of Babylon; remarking and insinuating that his Kopek Highores the Prince Regent, like the said King of Babylon, had not taken warning from toe to ample of his father ; and that a fate similar to that of the said King of Babylon awaited his Royal Highness the Pripet 42.c g ron, if he did not amend his ways, and listen s the voice of his people."-oThe Reverend Gentleman is also accused of caliing the Hoaninable Members of the House of Commons thieves and robbers. The following is a copy of the indictment against William Edgar : Midiam Edjar, present prisoner in the Castle of )ins are indicted and accused, at tie in. stance in Au:Lumen Meconoontra of Mcgdowbank, his Majesty's Advocate, for his Majesty's interest: That albeit, by an Act passed in the fifty-eveand year of his present Majesty's reign, entitled, 46 An Act to render more effectual ,an Act passed in the, thirty-seventh year of his present Majesty, for pree e n• sing the administering or taking unlawful Oaths," it iattiefie.enacted, 66 That every person who shall, in any manner or form whatsoever, administer, Or, came to be administered, or be aiding or assisting at the administering of any . oath or engagement, pin% potting or intending to bind the person taring the same to commit any treason or murder, or any felo ny punishable by law with death, shall on conviction thereof by due course of law, be adjudged guilty of felony, and suffer death as a felon, without benefit of clergy." And, further, by section fourth of the said Act, it is enacted, " That persons aiding and assist. , ieg at the administering of any such oath or engage ment as aforesaid, and persons causing any such oath or engagement to bradministered, though not pre sent at the administering thereof, shall be deemed' piaci* offenders, and shall be tried as such; and on conviction thereof by due course of law, shall be . adjudged guilty of felony, and shall suffer death as felnne, without bent fit of clergy ; although the per sons er petsoo who actually administered such oath or engagement, if any such there shall be, shall not have been tried or convicted." And luither.ly sec tion sixth of the said Act, it is enacted, 6 6 That any engagement or obligation whatsoever, in the nature of an oath, purporting or intending to bind the per son taking the same to commit any treason or mur der, or any felony punishable by hier with death, s'iall be deemed an nath within the intent and mean ing of ibis Act, in whatever form or manner the sable ',had be administered or taken, and whether the mine shad be actually administered by any person lir persons to any onier person or persons, or taken by any other person or persons, without any Administra tion thereot by any other person or persons." Yet tette it is and of verity, that you the sntd William Ed gar are guilty of the said ;rimes, or of one or snore _ of diem, actor, or art abd parts in so far as you the said William Edgar did, at secret meetings, and on other Occasions, at Glasgow or in the immediate vicinity thereof, in the Course of the months of No ameba - and December. 1816. and of January and Bennuary, 1817, wickedly, maliciously, and traitor " ously -admisiister, Or k ause to be administered, or did aid or assist at the administerin g, to a great number of persons, to the amount of several hundreds, an girth or engagement, or an obligation in the nature of an oath. binding. or purporting er intending tc bind, tainnemons lashing the idiom OFomaut treason,, which wit, engagement, or obligation, was in ‘ll, following terms, or to the fifillowing purpnrt : " la the awful presence of Goo, I, A. B. do voluntarily swear, that I will persevere in my endeavouriiy 10 form a brotherhood of affection amongst Britons of every dkat ,dims, who are coo sidered worthy of confidence; and that:l I PCT.4.•Vere on my mile *Tours to obtain fur all the people at GI it Britain anti Iry land not .d.qu ilified by crimes or insanity, the silct,ve franchi.e at the age oft senty-one. wide free an•l equal represaniation, and annual i'arliameAts; an' support the same to the to. .most of my power, either by Iowa! or physical strength, as the race testy rctluir... An lids norther swrar, that nei tier hopes, tilts, rewards, or punishment, shall 'white me to ir.torm on, or I give cvijeoce against, any member or members, so: eel/rely or lietiveluany, lir any act or espres.ion dine or oracle, in or out In this nrsnu:lar Sarietieq , toil: , the puni.hment of death, to he ;affieted On me by any member or inembas of such Socienas..— Su helr n.e Gun, and keep me stedfast " Wh eh oath, cr engagement, or ()Wigat mh, to the le e s:(o:ng purport, did bind, or did purport or intend to mild. the persons taking the same to commit treasm), by =fleeting, by physical strength, the subversion of thr established government, laws, and constitution, this kingdom, and especially by obtaining annual Parliaments and universal suffrage, by unlawful and violent mean*. And mole patticularly you, the said Witliara Edgar, did, upon the Ist day of January, 1817, or on one t-r other of the days of that month, or of December immediately preceding, or of Febru ary immediately following, at a secret meting, held in the house of IVilli tm Leggatt, change keeper, in 'King-strcet, Tradestoe, in the vicinity of Glasgow, or elsewhere at Glasgow, or in the immediate vici city thereof, wickedly, maliciously, and traitorously, administer, or cause to be administered, or did aid or assist at the administering, an oath or obligation, the trans Above set birt!,, or to the same . purport, usi Peter Gibson, J..hn bl‘Lauctilane, Joon Carrybell, and Hi.tl► Drckson, all present prisoners lu the Cas. tl: of .l.u►gh; as also to James *Ewan, now or lately carding master At Humphries •sill. Gimbals of Glasgow ; and bl , llowal Pare, or Peat, now or lately weavtr in Piccadilly -street, Anderstnn, On tl►e vicinity Glssow, who, conscious of their guilt in the pre noses, hive absconded And fled Isom justice ; as alto to John Connehun, or Conglejor, now or lately cot ton-spinner in Calton of Glasgow, or to one or tither of them, and to other persons, whose names are to the prosecutor unknown, the said oath or engage. mem, or obligation, to the said purport, binkting, purporting to bind, the persons taking the same to commit treason, as said is. • (2.) And, Further, you the said William Edgar did, upon the 4th day of January, 1817, or on one Or other ut the days of that month, or of December im mediately preceding, or of February immediately following, at a secret meeting, held at the house of Neill Munn, innkeeper and stabler in Ingrain -street, GI isgow, or elsewhere at Glasgow, or in the imme diate vicinity thereof, wickedly, m iliciously, and traitorously administer, or cause to he adminiitered, or did aid or assist at the administering, an oath or obligation, t.► the terms above set forth, or to the same purport, tb the said Peter Gibson, Jahn M'Lauchlane, John Campbell, Hugh ackson, M'Dowaf Pate, or Peat, and James, M‘Ewan ; as also to James Hood, present prisoner in the Castle of Edinburgh, Andrew Sornmeiville, John Buchanan, and Jones Robertson, all now or lately prirmers in the Tolbootl of Glasgow, or to one or other of them,, and to other persons, whose names are to the Prose cutor Inknowii, the said oath, or engagement, or obligation, to the said purport, binding, or purporting I to bind, the persons taking the same to commit ire*. son, as said is. Arid you the said William Edgar having been apprehended ard taken before Daniel Hamitton, Esquire, one of the Sheriff's-substitute of Lanarkshire, did, in his presence, at Glasgow, on the tith day it March, 1817, emit aid subscribe a decla ration; and hasinf• been taken before Robert Hamil ton, Esquire, Sheriff-1 put. of Lanarkshire, you did,• . _ . in his presence, at Giasgow, upon the 7th and 8111 Jays of March, 1817, emit and subscribe two several declarations; which declarations, being to be used in evidence against you at )our trial, wilt be lodged in due t me in the handy of the Clerk of the High Court of Justaciaty, before which you ate to be tried, that you may have an opportunity of seeing the same.— At least, times and places foresaid, the said oath, or engagement, or obligations, to the same purport, binding, or purporting to bind, the per s ons taking the same to commit treason, as said is, was wickedly, maliciously, and traitorously administered, or cau.ed to be athimistered ; and some persons did aid or assist at tie administering thereof ; and you the said William Edgar are guilty thereof, actor, or art and part. All which, or part thereof, being fonnd proven by the verdict of an Assize, before the Lord Justice General, the Lord Justice Clerk, and Lords Com- missioners of Justiciary, you the said William EJg it ought to be punished with the pains of law, to deter others from committing the like ctimes in all time coming. rt. stout DRUMMOND, A. D. Nota Lent.—What the intention of the person who administered the oath was, or What obligation he un derstood the taker to come under, is nothing to the purposes the question to be submitted to'the Conti and Jury is mrrely whether the oath. in its terms, hound; or purported to bind, the taker to commit treason or felony ? And there may be ;amber quas. tion with the-Lawyers, whether an engagement or promise to effect by physical strength, the subversion of the established Guntur:lent, Laws, and Constitu tion, especially by obtaining Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage, by unlawful and violent means, not followed by any overt act be treason ? Last week information was received at the Head Police-office, Dublin, that a man of the name of Liam lienbnw, a shoe maker, from Manchester, against whom diem was a warrant from Lord Stri. LIOUTII, for high treason, was in Doblin, under the name of Melas ; the Magistrate gave directions to Mr. Farrell, Chief Peace Officer, to lock alter him, and in a short tirrie after he returned with lienbow in custody.. Mr. Farrell arrested him at Rutland-place, off Cavendish-row. at work. Tuesday last Mr. Kaye, a King's Messenger. arrived at the office r and pro ceeded in the packet with &allow to Holyhead, on their way to London. Tie Corporation of Bristol !save now a plan before them for forming a new rcad•from that city to Lon• don, by which the distance will be reduced full six. teen miles. _ _ The Poor-rates of the parish of Plynntock. in De vonshire. which three, yews ago did not emceed sixty poughil per anuom,now exceed fawn hundOcl founds the URIC period. OLD rifILPIA Yesterday lama Su' ma rs and Jan Berretves wore indicted for steslintf a ham, the pro?erty God dard; an officer watched the poisoners an I till he saw Burrowes lift the hani trout j 110'ik at 'ito. Goddard's door and ron away with tt ; they were pursued and taken. —Guilty. Having both received eccello.nt characters, the Cworolos SrttresNT, in comoider.oiA of the:r youth, ti .tot them Is. and discharged them. J one s Johnsen was ind:c.ed for stealing two loaves tf )read, the property of J. Sweetland. The prosecn :or pot down his basket and went down a door or ;moo farther to serve a cosvmer, in which time the ; orisoner carried off the loaves. - Guilty. JJ'ntt St...verson was indicted for sieallog a tea ecany, value Ss. the property of Th: is Fleetwood. ib:th lt.ch saw the prisoner take tile caddy front the sl:np of the prosecutor, alio is a broke: -, ;orosecntor's wile pursued the prisoner and took the caddy from him.—Gt iffy. Pasne,agLd 16, Edward Morri:, aged 12. Rewri Barba., aged 8, anti James J7a:on, aged 10, were indicted for having stolen a quai:tity ut cotton bed furniture of T!‘t•rras Hall. The profit coror is porter ; Vie fathi:r amid mother of the prisoner Bar ber lodge in his house ; on the .`i3l of Aptil, a ft ic4.: tf !he prosecutor's tumid his dour °poll and appizA his wile of the circumstance, who went to the town and found that she had b..en robbed at tlt furniture belonging to a tent bed. The bop when accused of the rubbery fell a crying, and Barino_r the !toast accu sed Ins eldo-r brother, who is ttot yet taken, of the of fetice. Several pawnbrokets ptoved the l:dying of dillereht putt, or the property by Palle, who was found Goitty , the others tver.• Acquitted. 'rue toilowing were zoolvicied of telony, v:z. J. Alarou, f.,r suoaling two handkere:ietr. Sarah Prory, for stealing a pair ..z btkit.. 1.47.11 Us, for stealaiz J. Perkins, for steal:l;4 visin hi u.l c. and a counterpane. I. !Irani -00, ioe stcaLug tour curl and wur .aucerb: J. Fretith o lui stealing ..Vrl.ll 13.4.te1l pewter. . . . Mary Cane, tor stealing twelve i.cruads ut livef. Mary gassy, fur staling a pillow and a brooch. . 1. Sterne, our eteal.tsz a toter ut Leon. W. Meyers, roe wale. g a great coat. W. keret, for stealing two au a 1,. J Notcott, for iteating a slnrt. 11 Bricks:ten and 1 Datton, fur stealing a violin. I'. 1141 and 1 Pearson, tut stealang a watt.l. and three Euineas. Mary Flaherty was indicted tor sulaling ten sheets and a bier of leather shoes, the property ter the Glar di .ns of the Poor of the parish ot St. Luke. The prisoner was a pauper in the parish workhouse, tints upon suspicion twin!: excited against her, she was ex arninear, and found to have one pair of sheets closely wrapped round her person. Duplicates were found in her pocket, which led to the discovery ot the otlttr property ; but it appearing that the articles had Leen )aid in the indictment as the property ot the Gllin. dians of the Parish, and that the Special l'at:aclaial Act, vested the parish property in the Overseers and Guardians for the time being, the ItEcotiroat told the Jury, that on account ot this variation the prisoner must be acquitted. They returned a verdict of ac quittal accordingly. Jame: Dempsey, at soldier, who appeared at the bar with a Waterloo medal, was charged with atei:iing 18s. 101. the change out of a pound note, seat Dy the prosecutor to be changed by the hands of the priso ner, and tcvpay for some ale which tirey had been drinking together in good fellowship, hec..use they had both 13:en at Waterloo. The prosecutor descri bed himself as an atto:ney's clerk at present, but f e had been in the Commissariat at Wateil , o. The note was no: now produced, the person who changed it having paid it away. He had some suspicion that it was not a good one. The prisoner did not bring the changs .back, and now declared is his defence that it was his own note. The Jury returned a ver dict of Acquittal. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH - NTNENT. .•--DA RING ROBBERY IN HYDE- PARK. Yi:sterday John Groxfurtl,:mte known as Crocity, the b. ler, was examineJ, charge. 4 with stopping John bower Willoughby, footman to More. ton Bairett, E q. of Baker street, and taking from his person a gold watch, chain, and seals, value /210, Lis property.—The prosecutor stated, that baween eleven and tnelve o'clock on Saturday night he was coming through Hyde-Park, when near Grosvenor- . gate the prisoner and another fellow came up to him, and asked if he had a watch he said lo! had ; upon which they immediately knocked him down, and proceeded to rifle his pockets. Prosecutor called out G. Murder 1" and G. Watch 1" several times, upon which the prisoner grasped him violently by the throat, and with one knee upon his windpipe, at. tempted to strangle him. Prosecutor made a despe rate stiuggle, and partly disengaged himself, when he said, G. For God's sake don't murder me, and take all I have." He then permitted them quietly to take his watch from his waistcoat pocket, and aster satis lying themselves that he had no money they Walked away and lett him. He was too weak to make any pursuit, but being informed that a man had been taken , into custody about the same time and place for being disorderly, he went to sce him in the watch house, and immediately recognized the prisoner to be the man who attempted to strangle him.—Wia. Sellers, the Constable, said the prisoner w4s hri.tight in by Crayton, a watchman, for brirg disorderly ; prosecutor afterwards came in and requested to see him, and, on first sight. said, " that is rux of there." tVitntss accompanied him to the house cf :mother person, who was suspected to have been the pi isoner's accomplice. Prosecutor was dreadfully cut about the face, particulatly the eye, and they observed blood upon the collar and lappcl of the other man's jacket ; but notwithstanding circumstances were so strong against him, the prosecutor was unable to swear to his person. .The prisoner made no defence, but said to the prosecutor, " You have sworn my lite away." He was fully committed, and is to take his trial at the nest Westminster Sessions. QUEEN-EQUAREFOReiItRY. 117 MOM .?mates, who had been a private in the 57th Regment oi and WAS entitled to cosier-money taken in the Penin sula. was charged by Alexander James Mcorheatl, Gentleman (one of the clerks in the Royal Ficspititl at Cheltea), and Michael Wood, emph , yen in t'it• lame slepartnseot, lo t e xam i n i ng the certificates of ,the several claimants, with forging certain ' , arts purporOag to be certificates relating w Robert awl Wm. Anaasey, wits) claiintni to be willed to (receive prikosinoncy for the rcuiusubt, and particu brie the signatures of Ijentenantly and Maj MtGabbon, of die 57111 Regiment. 'The , lepoo;ti.ins of Mr. trl..orli?ad and Mr. IV .td were re Id over . 0 the prisoner, *Lodi clearly pr0v...1 the transaction ; but the prus-entor having hernanely err rd to do away the cattle] part of the eltArse a , .d pue:sh lila only for 4 rnisdemeanoto, t!4: Nl4. is r , t. (P. Citt.tawfutni, Eq.) info, wed liitn, that in cons. (Nettie of the tit inency hcwit !Out, ::e . wool.t be adnotttd io ball, btu lit! mos , L.ive 48 1101 in n :trice of tiro good bad in 450 each, and himself in Alt*. Peas %Pere brniril.t to Covent.garden market en S .turilay last, halt sieve_-, which sold At 1 pound each ; the peas they severally contained, when shcli ed, would produce abuut onv q Art. There is every priarti.ie of a fine produce cf frn't this year, with the exception n. voseberriespt- w , Apricots. Cherries:toil plumbs will prier &nab-nil:mg ci up, and the iipple blussorns, it now arpeils, were mud less irjuted by the late cold nights than was arprehenr!ed. The ape blossoms - in the cider counties are or• iletsiood to 1-i:ve sustained very little injnre by the late Irc:ry ni l has and e , ild wind,;_ but as ye: it is ittipm*ible to juete o! the pmbsbilty Pi then pre duce, although Appearances are gener.:ity favi.ut Able. Tile retreslii::g rain erperieneed within these few days has had the ost effects en veTe..etuli. Hoeft:ad Nine Days Fair comrnerced list a,el", And exhibited the I;rs:,est *how ui coat: , a , hones ever %situ( ssed on x similar occastnn. Fat C 4 IV well, and were in demmd ; lean cis e., c• t uit.t a ready sale, although ni,t in such ri qu.. Good horses went at advanced pm-A s, trot interior , ne, r alter low. blirep sold well, and tat ours disposed ot. busthx..—We arc happy to annotm . e the fl at ring aZi !cultural report of the crypt in the western division ot this County. which is confirmed by thr znetva. Lions ot the fat tilers Ploag the coast, the Souls. Duwns, and the fertile Weald ot Sussex. The genial showets of rain which have copiously Wien fur the • st have miraculously improved the Lainmaa-sowtt Wheats beyou.iali human anticipation ; and up., Al soils tliey . brar a mita luxuriant and tout tul gitaet!•. The Lett:-slstess Wheats shoot out in the most drying to the long drought the O its do no: proulise well, and the crops appear stiaggl lig in many places. The Batley sowing is not conool::i it, but the late rams haviost. now penetrated plough. depth, that tiusiiiess will be finished tl:is week. early sown seeds liace rooted awl!, and 'bur the most t • g why nig hopes ut a ph. mild tuduce. Th.. Clovtr Louis never lo , tkei 'ocittr, and the grass Meadows are liks4 to ihew a }rent twarth, it the weather should continue warm. W. tea a pleasure in etatinr, mat. I:iretighnot thiseistrict a greaterbreAthoi Wh e .: ! lias teen sown than was ever rensenibeeed i:t cuuntr. Ectnittutancling itie act puctil epics is 01 ; agricutts.rai distress:l.s. AGILICIATIUM.—The follnw:c7 act:no/weal plan for plJottog p.tatoeb !,as .;prc.trcd tit the Brigie for. cal: —" At the presi.nt per:sid :rots cs• .1 ine• ilo,d for mere:is:lug the cheass , o it of preys so s must be rei.zarded a rubltc istrte.t. It is will k..iss, ti that thick rotator parings will pr : tduce g ioa , cr-is ss it the raots were pl.rned whole. Ma Is agticu wogs are nut, however, a.,..are that the its.l. kit gat). jlints on the stalks which tprung up from the p it cr. which are generally testivei by toe 1)...tc..h ?Anon for feeding cattle, and deposited in 1101••• s 1:1!: purpose, ate as fruitful as pmatoes of hi.: futltsc g•owth. It may not tberetort be useless :.rut time, to inform cultivators who are in want .1 pai , a. vies to plant their fields, and have not the • !eats purchasing large glantitsei. that t ey may afire certain attibt.ncr troll these little join s in I,IOU Oaf may be procured irutu the farmers at a sir! trill rig txpense. tILW %JAI h. ANIJ LJLA I May G. (By the ('ubist.) Reef. ter stone 33 44 to es •td t Veal So OtoSs Od Mutton - Ss lid t» Ss 10d I Port 3s bl to es Od Lamb 4s. 44. 'a Cs. Ud• Q Slew elO4. Keot 111 Its to 141 Os ILII los to 131 Os Ev 4.4 12.1 Os to la us PRICAS OF HAY AtIU AItAII, ST. JARS res. vin:Ttcos re L. Hay 31 15s Csl to CI 14. 04 thy 5. Ss to of C. gnaw 11 10, 4/41 to II 5. Od l &raw II ims to Si !Is Cloa r r, LI. 6i. Dd. to I. 7s. PRICH OF I .41.1.()W. : , .t. James's Market Ss Id fosso Ta ll ow 44c id I Clare Markct - Os Od Vendor Russia ..,-:, tI Whit:chapel Market Is IJ 1 W:Jor dm.' (i.• .4 per stone of blb ........, I So.p ditto :4 44 liedow Soap, fiCs-.4slottloi, 94s—;.:urtl, 94.-74:0, vs* Candles pus due. Pus OJ--Moulds, lls 6 , .... ..... • • 001.11 ON• CURL AIAIMEC, MAY te. Ship* at Market. SLips told. NI Nev. r4,ttle 294 .Sunderiatid Pects SOL 01.tu 441 'd• 34%. SA in :I -P/1.- st x i tis. Barbadots, on the 10th March, , the Lady of I.:t-:ttet. - - Culo.tei Popham, Deputy Quarter-MasteMia.eral, c.f a a hued son attteter. the Lady °tempt. F. Treseeft,R r..• • Tuealay, at Resting. the Lady of the Rev. Dr. W 1... cs' s • DILL). May 19, at Ostend, after a Ettgerlog Mese, which the be'e . with rsemplary patience and fortitude, Mrs. Mac.l Nail W:;.• 0: f:olonel Macdonald, Commandant of that Fortress, !ea e:rl consu'ate hustantl and datieter to lament her lA.. At Ciuerosey, the iOl inst. Ittornas Boston S:t rein of Lk Mai: Aft S' , th Regimeut, ottiveraniy f laatwitte.l hy'hia brother Officera and friends. ti:.ture.zy se'unit',t, at I leckingiim, Mr. Sr. , — I J• trot'. 3 : 3111Xitt, of piU taiting memo y, aged 65. ff.,. s• • :vs very eccentric way, as a bathelor, wit'outst known ref d his died posses4e , l cf a good tontii,e, nittwitheza.Kl , { a Watt irdiitate craving for physic, by wh,cl; he wit dittitte is the I,t: 30 yeats of his life, as appeared no atria, tar die a.. •••.•-•: of an apittliecar;'s la, at the last Asstges sit t.inc,st,i. IS w t';l Mr. Jet•tur was Ow err. Id mt. :be evidence on the tral ford the following maPerlais for the epitat.li of the I:ei VeiliCb will not be transcended by the menioraiiii,i 14 the rt wuy man :—ln 21 years Prom 1791 to 'till tar drtesse.l t c 1.:'6934 pia., supplied by e. rtepeczahle 2p threary ittitts•!- , • . which is at the rate of 10,:ai6 a-year. ea LO i os t ub •411 • bt:t as the patient Nunn wet, a more moderate *metro 10 ' 4 created tt as he proceeded, in thr bar flee years I:Petri:mg :so. he took the pills at the rate of 7S a eav, and in I : . e oat 151'. Av.:Mowed not less 11140 51,590. Not witl•stwad ..g the', 4 1.1 t'a IL:Sit:on 01 4001) futile. of mixture, and jalaps am! eleas+ llo extending altogether to Si closely w.hren coltitursot au apar• cliry's bill, the deceased livid to atiain the age of 113 , UGH WA Ted TO MORPOW A 1 t.sitstll4:l Morn:ng 0 Ml 3 a::ci It Alt.' twos ' • • 17 ... .—...—. I.OI 4 IJUN ; l's us .1.1 and pildtdwd by LEVI/ fiflrts iftet* i'late, aigleolSar. it kV/ t':•• 01.1 Keist - 121 ns 444 IV IN tiu,s4tt 111 Its to lb! 'is F4r2ltatn 161 04 to ItSl as