Star. — London, England, 1814-05-09 00:00:00

I • . I •- , ,~ inslllMlo4virasizzli. b , 1 , Pi ,. -1.1 ' • ." I "fi#4* T7 PA tA4 4. er4e art to iipt s Vitie,beatit of the - StafFitiietit hit: tralace , , 'which uprookiditsg4Wattlibti -i-Vae: tleoll4l l lr. sa'Per! n( clthe state of firm iretat'alisaltlt r t ittilYiPt bP.„sIIPTe aVellalztikAlw. sic; hi Privy r iter • nor . coskrt e Lortfauil room in Waiting ''''ittittB in ' ihe Entre ',total: ' Th* tilletin, which is 4. 4esfoltows, was;sheein in the board Chamber s N ':•-'• -- ' • ' si Virrenson CASTS.S; MAY 7. '• ri •:. visilis MAturr's bodily health k good, bat hi's dii.,:' estebittontinues undiminished. " Mtt' WASNORD. "W. illablAbEN. i ei • 14 M. BA Lino ' R. *ILL'S." Lord ARDEN and General Casseena. attended. as, the Lnrd and Groans in Waitirig; to receive t'l& dis ' tingaiked company in Presence Chatitber. I .-- . _ —_a..—..... • 1 : ..: ~.'! ...' WINDSOR,. MAT a .. , '1 • ..... - - 1 . This being the pikatis of YORK'S birth-days tie morning was nthered in with the ringing of bells, and the day was'ehservedby the , Qoaaw at Frokmore, in • the way the does most of the brinehes of 'the RON Family. In the evening, liere Wash grand dinners* which there were peaches, grapes, and every delicac*. t Among the company, beside" her liallearataill this .. Penicataes, there Were-. " ; ' •.- •r , .• i - : ~ . • I . • The Duke and Dachas of York, the Dula. of Kent, the -* -tads and Marchioness Cernstellic the Bari and Counties ' wort, Lord A. illemetset, SirThomiss Stepney, Mr. Groins tug% Coi. Stanbefie, General de lode, Sir B. Spencer, Mr. Steve*. son, Mr. Callen Smith, Lady Ana Smith b General and Mrs.' Gwynne,fre.4lee.. . t - . . • , 251 z.! r . . Tins twits -Were yesterday tioirded i fli i Y.cess, 1 and presented a very brilliant and animated appear cocci The ring was filled with carriages—amongst which we observed those of the Russian and Prussian Ambassadors. The•equestrians were vary numerous —aid the pedestriant, many of them persons of rank tend fashion, elegantly 'attired, rendered the scene inote then commonlY attractite. Foreign Officer: - were to be seen in every:quarter—and, While they gazed with.pleasure. on the. beauties that sureouaded them, the curiosity of our fair countrywomea was not a little excited by their martial appearance. ,Already - the Parisian carnime for May has made its appearance in curricle - robes and short petticoats ; the latterter , , urinating a little below the mid-leg, and trimmed with Parisian. balls almost as large as those that children play with, and in colour either pink or white. The effect, upon a walking nymph, is rcallyxonticat. To • see these ornaments bobbing against each other, in clusters,. produced by the natural motion of the limbs, athibits a portrait nit unlike that of ottr devils in a pantomime. Bonnets are worn resembling the Sure • Bolero hat, but frilly fringed, and ribboned most fan tastically. The following females of high rank graced "the circle, viz. r - The Princess Charlotte of Wales ; blichesaire . of Richmond, Otdeuburgh, Montrose, Leeds. Beauturr, Rutland, Diet dire ; • Marchionesses of Abe r corn , Blandford,l;ouglas, Salisbury, Cam-, den, Wellesley; Headfort, Heriford,ConiwalEs, Doveoshite, Stat.', ford; Countesses Harrowby , Carhanaptos, lielsisa„ N cartysfort,', Cardigan, Cholmondeley, Harcourt, roeteicloe;Derdy, aMmellii Mensal, Darnley, Hinnoall, Jersey,-Motet Norris, liontiscii,', Westmoreland; Ladles Grantham Elliott, Botsford, it ? Finrsed, raid, Longford, Harrhsgton, Henr y, Glynn C. Homer, ifiras-, Morton, Glenbervie,C. Grenville, and Sydney Sell& DRURY-LANs THSATRR.-.-Mr. KitAN performed , the put-of lap . on Saturday to a croided audience. This character is well-suited to his abilities, - and he' ' sustained it in a most masterly style throughout.— Mr. Sowenar played Othello, and went through the .part in a style which by no means warranted the dis-• approbation which was turned . against him. The opposition to his performance was so great,' that to . wards the conclusion of the Pieria :was dumb sheer And 'noise. _ ...-..!„.2,.• , . _ COVEN T=GIARDEN...—" The few,' 4 4lol foto three acts, by the omission of several scenes, *as on Sum.- . day performed for the purpose . of bringing forwar4 A Mr.2Siseneesace,. in the character of Sheva. He inset • with a very favourable reception, and rex-strict ecnisi _ datable applause all thiciugh. the Play. ' Mi. MAT 7 TRIM, as Jalel,yetfOrnieds pan to admiration;-- TheTarce of the 4 4 Devil to Pay" followed, in which Wes. JoaDAN played'the part•of Nell with brit 'axial ability, . • Saturday evening GiorgoGotitimoilo . Leei was brought to the BOw-street Office, charg ed ° with an arsault on SpenCer Ridgway. is affair arose out_Of a dispute at Drory-lane Theatre, respecting Seats,:aad the defendant was bound over to keep the peace. , • , . Fasesiasoes.—Saturday . the United Grar.d Lodge diet at the Freeinason's Tadern, to celbrate the late happy Union, disr_pake . of Sussex in theCChar!i r ! sup ported by t Loral pumas,. as Deputy Grand Mawr, the Earl pf hurler, Sir 1 Tintricessourox, and a *umber of the most distinguished Members of theft em ternity. The ,dinner and pipes were excellent, and, the ,evening was wept with that topvlie4l : ,4rurny by which the meetings ef the gate's*" erp,elet dis tinguished. . ,J 7 . . 4 •: : ; S u nday aenpightkWallatn Ratcliffi a'clruthiner in the West- Rent Militia, preached a Setbionki theht thodist Meeting, at Windsor. Thetinissuming . . porttnent, pleasing addressyldesPleet snti-dl/PrePri,e!e stile of this young i nto, dreg! the planked m m ked ao* of a numerous and very reapeetfblet,audience. ~ . Tuesday, as W. Rye, of Lynspne, was welkin ; the street of illythe, he dilated semethiitto ... ~ kern is iembilfilei Wreste biO4whicll4* .. . _,' ..,. primed to bi Banit'NOfei s . 0f nearly the 'Val* . . '''lo • ' ' " " - 'ay ibaserper,,beasktioimil• .a : J ~ • . I • rf n4l .. 123 1 1 .0944 E W1CAV1 LeavriK ..volmi7lratuwalskihk o li,lokhdikenbee: ' CredD i es . Di i tirbot - t s,L , 4 . I'; 1 ,A7r .3-11•1: IX baler 400114ragigPitake MOW% tikilli(thigibett Cdmmittee "lithe came M onskett43:.(br HAM beHereilit timber conArreilogni.sint liepottraidoileeele*lffil s 2itti committee on the Elridcip tsr , Committer the Exciseman Itome 'Acta. Commirte on the Act , M-Sbeeigi 111.4iiides)e g rirens ' Canuoittre on the (dela kto,pttat SeJaries.Dalt, y !.. /lteyert eastbe Irish Ecclesiastical COutts . `' t(aa PPIt tet 06 the SttPitir committee on Weys an 4 MOWN, . Lein Slave Mile Ships Mk • • • ' '" 141)On on . Scotch Vertlicts "' •••- etV, NeTtets.—Sir W. Scett.-7341 to ierptiin ant Clergy Reshlence MIL • . • . . Mt. Rose-13i4 to tositinar the (lateral flab* Act. • Mr. Arbuthnot—Vete for unprovicled Army getraordtitadliel - 104foitao*. 0 netts.-t-liacluity.Phor BIS, second date. on Grecu'e t Ditorce $lll. Galway Freeholders' Hit, second time. • Tiestees...et-Sir- 0%-ellitthe—Cositunittee on Vt Measures. Mr. Creevey—Copy of Correspondence between the Hoard of Coetreal and the East IddlitCdmpany resgettitit ?visions. Mr. Device Cdthly--Copyright of, pooh& wzoNitsoilkt. • • 'Oebrat ea-Podr Relief and SeitlementMD 4 , 441 Wee. iniethise .sceonti time. •• . • 11 r. r. • .t &aim ainiiiimatioa on the Report Of the 14.111DiSees Rer • " TEMISDAT 4, ,.1. - , . -- _ OD D let s.—Farther consideradon On thelkellat lit ON Cowl Ids Bit . , ~ .nTkat India Ships BM, second date. ; Norita.—Mr.Wittiams Wyon—Addrest to thii !Pifiließ bp gent relating to the present state of Norway. 4 ' .. , ' FRIDAY. • ... ~ . OarmasA—Bpprentires Bill, second time. • _, ... • . • Farther conelderation on the Report of the Coca waft. .. . ... • fripowallt Sin, second time. . .. .• , Ldrr' INTrizigpfp,s, - COURT 01? ICING'S TIENCH,VAY 7. THE S FOCICIOBBING TM& NIKO V. DS StRIDRISS, LORD CCCHRANE AND ' • OTHIRS. Chart R. de Berenger appeared in Court, to an swer to an indictment which had been. found against him, .Lord Cochrane and others, such indictment , being removed into this:Court for trial. The Officer of the Court tead the return, which , stated, that De Berenger was detained in this coun try, being an alien, by the Secretary of State for the Home Department, Lord Sidmanth, and that it would be dangerous to send him out of the country; and it further stated, that the said De Berenger, to.. gather with divers other persons, stood charged with . having set fotth, on or about the 19th of February, false news and false rumours respecting the defeat and death of Bonaparte, ana circulating that Peace was about to take place, England being then at war with Fra .ce, for tho purpose of raising tale funds, whereby hi s Majesty's subjects became unlawfully aurieved—that they, the said ..Dr Berenger, Lord cO - Climie, Butt, Holloway, &c. did conspire together Make and prOpagate that the French had been ten in battle, and to induce the belief Of these fetus rumours, for the purpose of raising the'Stocks and thatothey did thereby induce the belief thered, and succeeded in uromoting a rise in the public funds and other Government securities, to the great Injury and loss of many of his Majesty's subjects. The Officer themenquired whether Mr. De Berets pr had a copy of the indictment ? and on being an sweredin the affirmative, he was asked whether he 'fished it to be read, and he replied -44 certainty not ; by-no means." • • . . He wsts Meat ask.e 4 ,t whether,he pleaded guilty or nor guilty to such indictment?. and he.apswered with a - firrn and confideat vOice--‘ , Not Guilty.". - • Mr. Rtcuannaon then moved that Mt. De Beren ger, be admitted- to his discharge, on Wiring into nel..mOsarie . - 1 .•, : . .I*i '..; 2 . 3 4'. ~, 1 -f " . ' • .kiIS.J9PN4EY9 W I //, 04/er Of tb;_ posecu Um, stated ' teat watpot w as to detain. /t#4. 1)e Berenger in ebstildieVhis indictment, provided he. and ins bail adettedi Ithat:he should appear pertonally at the trial ; indeed, he hoped that the Court walla not conasot.fiebreaeive the bail except the recognisances were conthed in such terms. If the indictment had, been read t ilW Court would, hive seen that there were Mani , other charges in it thim those detailed already, which made the personal appearance of this defen dant its Court absolutely neceieary, particularly re- sneering the circulation of certain letters, his appear. epee at Foyer, &c. Mr. . RICHARUSON interrupted Mr. Gurney with observing, that on the part of his ;lick 'he bad ,no objection whatever that thelfeeagnlssinCe should On dertake .for the personal appearance of 'Sir. De Be renger at thetrial, k! well at fqr his beiaglorthcom. ins in sae eyentiof his being feßml ktpl i W, to receive the ventcne of Court. ~. - 6 ,' :Thevetiinisinces were rhea 'tegetertinto, Mr. be .Boarare in 4500, and- Mr. l'itheurdine;Attorney,. At* PapPles and Isis brother, in ar24sofeact.' .Ai 4 90 n-as the foregoiog matters were 503114 Ai Clerk stated.that pwre. was a detainer lqd • WSIDit blip s by vitiiiiiit, under the hand and . se of '• itidrebudr, whit* set forth, that the defendant; • • 'ati alien andloveigner, and a dangerous person i • ..be..at large in. able': kingdom, directed that he . , old* kept 4 _oak custody, in the care of the ' . of Nswg4to. :by virtue of powers authorised .te.exerciee4_by she :Secretaries of State, under the 1 . witiAct.—iis. was than remanded to 'gewgaw. t er CASE Of MYSTERIOUS MURDER. .r being , iged t went home at teno'clock," rejoined the prisoner. :'fait alluded to the night of the I,Bili'lder6ll. He did Wot hear of the death of RecitqfkA r tkin till selren o'clock is the evening of that day en the morning of which he had the above conversation with' hicelfold. liti once saw Skelfold turn this Rebecca Atkin, who wit 4 'an old woman, out of door kick her very violent! , and then throw her down ou the siones.• t • Benjamin' Speechly was one of Thomas Skelfold'il men, who was a farmer. On going towards the house he saw a woman's shoe between the house and 'the pump, and he immediately thought that some. thing had been the matter. He began to make riven , quiries, and not seeing Atkin, he began to ask tor the ", old woman. He was told that she was drunk, and 'that he would find her in the-outhouse. He went. there and found her sitting on the lower seat: He spoke to- her, and-asked if he should a s sist her t She could seereely life up her head or 'speak.; but . said with difficulty, that s':?.. did not want to give any trouble. . Adam Skelfoltl, who was also in the employ of l'homai Skelfold, deposed, that the prisoner was hie brother, and that he was of so violent a temper that ' witness was afraid of him. On the night of the 18th of March, be saw the old woman lying in the yard,' 'He went to offer to help her up. • She did not want: to be helped up; but said to him that his brother had been using her very ill, that he had been kicking her most violently, and had dragged her to where she was. Witness here said he knew that his brother was in. the habit of striking his housekeeper most violently,' and using her very ill, calling her foul names, " old w---re." &c. On going into the house, he found . his brother in the first kitchen, as it wit called .; but being much afraid of his violerit temper he got his supper immediately, but said nothing. In the morning, he saw a great quantity of blood ne.r the place where' the old woman was lying the night before. His-bro ther did not mention to witness the death of Rebecca Atkin till *fier twelve o'clock on the 19th of March i and on telling lahnhis brother said, " Mind what you say about this matter—mind yon don't say much." The daughter of Rebecca Atkin was oat exami ned. She deposed, that on learning the state in which • her mother was, she went to her at Skeifold's house, where she was housekeeper; When witness saw her,' she was unable to speak ; she looked up. and could do nothing more than shake her head. Witness wan ted to lay. her mother on her bed in prisoner's house; but he objected to this, saying...-" she should not lay there--she might be taken home." Onsaising her. Mother from the rower:seat-in the outhouse, %heti she was placed,• witness tit* a good *al of tilnod about her. Her mother was then carried to her home ' and as she crossed the yard she gemmed very much. On reaching home she was placed before a tire. She stretched out her feet once, land immediately expired. Witntss had often heard her rtiolher say that her master beat her very Muth, and that liehnce struck her over the head with a poker. -I „The prisoner's . barber deposed, that on going to stave him on the diorning ilf r i pe ; lath, Skellold raid , to hint-" Why Broil fmeaning the housekeeper) is dead." Witness said—"" I hope you have not . .ea . 'up to any of yoer,old drunken - tricks." Skelfold said—" No," and on having -shaved him, witness left the honk. ~ . . . . $ The Surgeon, who first viewed the body, deposed & that on finding so many suspicious_ bruises ahouvit, and contusion, about the head, he was anxious to hive 'the huistance of another medical person.' On obtain. :ins such assistance, he proceeded to examine the 'isody. He found the right foot, the right knee, and 4 the right elbc very much bruised. as well as the left knee, side,.*C. and under the scalp be found an irtimense deal of coagulated blood, and the cranium greatly bruised. He gave it as his opinion, that the KIWI received on the heat of the . deceased was alone sufficient to causelter fleetly.; but be most decidedly . 'thought, that th e wounds received on the head and kibdy had occasioned her deith. 'The other surgeon 'coincided in this statement. Thomas Bket&ld, the prisoner committed to the ' gaol as aforesaid, on a charge of having feloniously killed Roberta Atkin in the course of the night be, tween the 18th and 19th of )4rdt, put in an affida vit, briefly stating that he knew nothing of the cir cumstances which had occasioned his housekeeper's death—that he was not guilty thereof. Mr. Justice Dnumut having previously intimated that he should like the matter to be mentioned wbeo. his Brother Judges were preseAt, Although he felt no truit tittit to be -- ' • ,l~: ~+ 10 1 , . Jaha•masaalt QT., VS,coinet r iricsdisick. • tunitniistou fir - e Utica °urn' Reiginieuf, of M h aWori _timiditythe Isedliiissinassieljtke'Cuiller art pMatiedte,ptat. Ala be t = micebatilitlrth liedellift. b. sign al bi the Anal Lite • tenant.—Lieutenant Hugh Smite Ciait to bell:4lo,W 'Mk ta=eatosititialmwt.lt,.44 , 4001 bp Ake:Lord Viantaitima .• •• . • • 4 Actelthon_ F.asiott. ItE Gmat . s.. .111r4100, t o . Ca ot to. aitat • 2e f P t Charles K. Robison, Esq. to haiku°, . eieg hifsasi = Jlllll6l Hotcbk.4,, E.sq.,to.pe Alai ' lO MA= M l ' ll6 Burnet: 14. - t• • beditter, Wer Sanderson, McQueen, Esq. • to heat., bellordaftsed am % Gent. to bc l , l oPSaalilla•ake *ra1,! °1 10 1 .411. 4 2 ()miner, dent. tObealttm, trateltcallas Fruit It ter, Gent. to be ditto, vice Comm; rosigisaia. Cochrane tt!* ditto, vim Mambial, Archibald, and Joh* Arno:, Odit. tot? tto 4 s . 1 1 Z pt, than. to be Earlp`a James Maher, Gee.: le be Munn Baiter, Ceat. to be ditm.• vatte' Coalarae t z te trffitit Jibs Hope; Gent. tabe tikkalis Ariihdtald, p Coatutisaion 113 the CraT t t..l.4cal.Mehiliolgaik I -if ihrt4.o l ll Lieutenant.—Thomas Liston, Esq. to be Lketapisupgilisslig BANIfeRciPTLV. ENLAltomi, * .; - ' July Y, Wni Matthesis, of Worcester, Iroesseql%**94lB ■= at the Star sad'Oitier Ban, W attester% . • floe 4, Walters .fihartrao4.4 Lialt*Plek at tea, at the Crotteyavorn, fiA•rapsid. • . • • L . . •• 'I BANKRUI r ri: bites Esti the elder, of WeattarkiskilaiSitStpeilliallWala r „, sm.. told•Jailam•EVl Yillinrffi. o (yrnko esalt amain and partners, to surrinder May 14, 8 • 1 at twelve, at Attar des Mr; elienelt,llo. Holborn ,oc Mr. Samoa Huatismikas. • • slo =b en • Fox' orNrir Crane, Wapping, stadia., atTmgmhash Maaf-lishei, dealer aid thaws" to** 414 06.1110114.f•Ps • at "aMitiliaa Mia •Pmamll4 Temple. • 1 Aleppo Triaidebet t , oil e, ' Alierreltts Las aw's ullcadinh Ala* cbatalrali. 1410/1 ea; lusiltaists. t teri, at hall : Attorney, Me. langhoss i Oraes4 - 0.. - lames Windsor the younger, fit erS# ,1464 , 1444141 ate lAA flillpliii4-12X61:: of caveat,* 01401.14411 • afIVISIVe, it de Rein Veer lan, Worgor.r.. 'Pillij Hurd-, Ne 7, /gaga IkerchWalk,lampl=a it Mn Frieda Dyuelry, * rsitesr, Wascesturr. Wdiiaw Morris, of Douraster, Yvaitshltr, welikeltplev,deft - sad chaynata, May ra, at kite, .May 81, art"; and lam ag . • araeir . t at the Woelpack, Doaotutdr. Attontie% Mr. Pallfear, .DlVaalea i Or Alumni. Staarmiallt, AMMAN* 404 Fault, NM 411 1 44 1 14 4 14 ~.:, , •ri . .. • 43. Jahn Thcetias me of Brist4l,wine lad hisslady-Serdield, ace, and chapmatt, June 2, s, anal Se, at sad" ertksCOeunsir. cial Rooms, &Wel A ttornies, lar.Tkesaes.Jeassam, Med. oe Mastra. Tarrant, Clarks, and Richards, Um Wi t Glarimag• lane, Louden. Samuel antilon Stingy, of . Lisardiettialts Middsmal builder, dealer anti ahariallt May lot Llt, • /one 111, at vac, at GalldbaU. Atturosy. Mr. Qualm. Warn brook, Loadoa. a Matthew Stocks, late .1 Bew ! lane, LianieS; iserolask, dole, and .chapasso, May 1907, sot Joao Ma at eirien.ad O. ball. Attorney, Mr. itrigmea, AgamptoKtrat. Warkant Wills, or lf,ciat.row,• Kapwaregussmei, Sump, ems. factor, dealer and cluipman. May Itl o at dress May imi-wm l .11:ne.111, at ten, Cislidhall.Attoraisa, Mama. Bulbar 00l Alban, so, • Linciain's-lan. • • • . • Gaaatiall Clarke. of 4o l 4lll4•atrettv Lesko, Wackavellhalk , factor, warehouseman, dolor and chapinesk Nip 14,111; sat Jura la, at retell"; alaGadsliells. Assirtim,Mesers. 'fatalism sons, Thomson, and Baker, Corkall•murt, Tkropusalem wed, London. John Hughes, late of Brightitelsnottate, flosiez, petaillMej alba •, and chappaa; May 14, 84, and June-14 - at eltiemi,kf/0111. kill. Attorney, Mr. Hilly Reed-lam% irenehatuthisame. •• • t :Bidward White, of Portchester, Hants,' datulleri disks al& • chaps:an, May 20, at •two, May 41, at . them, midden* la g . at two, at that /As Posts ba r Pertmatisdk Anorak:6olAl. Cape!, Pertantouth; of M&Adhary, Falika•strter, Alums ' flaumarmets.LTl4olls. CleorgaTully the yolialingrig.Warkihistlor, deaba.aakeirapvc Maas May 9, 25, sal IlllakShaPesty at the Roamer tae s% Bristol Atroi-oies, Mews. Poole and Greenfield, Ner. lA,- ' clay's-inn, London; as Mr. tamp Mask% Aitchatepp- BuUdlnp, Bristol. • " ' John Ash, ,of Pluastree.street, Bleossalaury, men"' tuner, dealer and chapnian, May 14, *l, and lane IV, at taste at 9144411. AW3racy, Mr. father, Bartlatel:Bulkilaitty Holborn. •-•Asanilage, of Uppurthospe, pariah of Almissdirary, Yorhohire,cloatenesehaat, dialer and chapman, May Si, • four, May sib, Ind June is, at 1 at the New Seasiona.Heuto, Waketfieiti, Attursies, Mr. lichoLdield, Hochary, Mar Wakes field; or Messrs. Sykes and Kootdes, New Inn, Loudon. Samuel lard, of Pons-a, Hants, oicasalltr, palates and dealer and charnan, May 12, at 00.1 May 10, at deem, and June la, at me, at the Georg* Inn, Partersaath. Mr. Potation, Perms I or Mr. Shelton, Loodoa. him Gittlns, of LvAlow, Salop, miller, diapisarilhilllP tat charms. May 16,.1 7, and June IS, at albsellailtella MN Ludlow. Attornies, Mr. Haibmaer, bkiffliemelalerd, Cannon-stator; or Mess% limed laiallases, halo*. Samuel What!, of lialesourco, arotini Seamy and shames, May 10, 31, amt hiss 11% at twelve, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Binaisigbass. Wail= Heary illackmore, of Crwidon, Surrey, evradealeas andsman, dealer and cbspman i May 17.21 , ilialhAßlO la. ND, at tiaildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Ihnilloll4lllo4eari,, filarathwark. lelaph Berke., late of Baldish, Herts, inokeepenelkiiv dui .6111101011. May It, stood hoe 111, at MI, atathiabalL. Walliliserai.bWlNFlt'or Mal Ai* alM•gli• BIRTH& tu f May oenolght, at Taplow House, Ducts, the Hon. Mn. eit, Lady of Pascoe Greaten, Ewa. Klb• of a doilthiqr• Tuesdays at Row, the Lady of the Re v. H . A. S W 111411.0, Rector of How Calla, Heerfordehire, of MAJUUED. 111•1 a At IngoiJethierpe, Norfolk, the Rev. J. Beett, Mar/ A• 11 Dm:dmWer 0 the Rev. Wm. Davy. • a Rev. ittlw Howe, corms of Littosetliitn, Car iw W Mies la dse~iht i 4 Mr. /upos. ut Viswitoomawcowsty. Wednesday, at liktehiettlon, the Hoth lAwr. ace. 1. vats lostsvms, }Wier IA Viacom( Falliesdy awl of AS 8011111* Owe Odd. i CrArytwillsolith, sadist 4/assibbr 40 . 44114 Astrtivb 41. tf ambigto• .ruGar a r a tell WHINY 41141,0aTO•hionaUW • ••••••••s•••• • •••••••••••••• 4$ Maims low I .. mar.-ti I. ia4 lO l lll I dimensim. ' 5, 11;AMS , W. lift TO 1 LIMM VO mvp.arsaer• lila anuascs - auujrs wcfc in u4t - ins illaillyuips sic awn HU • and 0 11 delivelisnittben to Om °Walt' he Wah ge I ,t, Mr; bur moved for the return to I wriVonlabeas doubt about the course that ought to be pursued, in- ed with Ossr Sh 1 sel ' , : Doepos, so bring into Court Thomas Skelfold, corn- purred of Mr. Dest;' whether . he world more any Tuesday night .about eight n' i OW kvilKkpiress knitted to the gaol of Ely, on a charge of man- ing now. respecting.the prisoner I •• . .; Kincaid, of the Cheek . 0, in Chatham .Yards w* • • •• - •, • • Mr. Bina accordinsly dediaed alabilltailly aotioir stopped by two men ma foOs near the Roston& Lhi Kiepee,of the glikl of 'bottle:Of Ely appear- at present. . • • • ....si•k - .4 . .".... ~. • ...., •••, . . #106 11114 mbbe d d , A g ?I t r itk an kY a no : d -,..... ±. ..„.......3.........,5 teagn ke1f01 t d ead in his custody . du Ints M t r. be Juwiee D /SPUR lino slid tint the. risoser oar the ir i a dite ittibli -11 11.0 11 , .4 .1 . ~ r . On Sunday, the 9ith 4 A nt i .ow a ft er 6 1 . ~„ .., 4', ~ • ~,. , eand , thedepoeitionswt . • Aciordidis VIP th*, lavr, ball eairnot be taken in a illness, in tbe:B4tklea* . "o . ll - Irs --, ::,-.latiw kcictilli 1: . - ~ , . igitoamouitt itthisk..t4 .enveneittel iset.of - Man4enghte7, if Lute person be clout, the Thorne, a' D, IR .''.` . ' . 4'• 1/14 1 g0 tbk4 Ili 5 4 ! I h . ' 171 " 14 r at ! "11/1 *W ild tb the Ise r 4. s, : 0 the roepna he-alf goodiame and char.. thiptounty, Whoai . - i. ponmin aniagood gee- - A, t.• .. 4 .*omt . ..s to r keep; is , bie• - iFy , . i.,. . Lan, as a usbesd, &digit, auk friend) endeared . Mb i t.O, .. . •• _I: : 1164Sataniiii al Mdrilanhearldail‘ • ' lO saps 'Of #fhaildpaghtet, the Court ' -t , ' ' a a . . wa .• . • • • 1p • , • opbums6-isavigiO '.... *g • 1 .) •; ; .., :,!. to t ali defa i' it : 1 ' °14.4r.: '. - ; .. r ' 7'''' . " j :. (4 1" ;I?: 'l6 Au . 471 -g• . 864111 b Ahe'irigilrle. I L : e l:Pr i th. lo4ol eali 11160601 i to Stonyhurst, in his heat 4 =f. •: . •in Apriptbcpac. '9 . 44 ' '••s ' 0 '' seitteviatit, the' *kW Aile , aakeas Omission WI - shit ionic% Call south . . . alisetsoof wh' ... '• ' ' ' neeeperip mi. :.: riomatr..t. , , bom b . 1wi1k,it5.,....... .. a appartms.ances , , ,, • . , ' tabTali r lii " daddli g a Ss •'' i . . - • 'otier iconascated arias reireirtegiVro -.- Pr --,- : : - --- : -7 ' .41...., 1. 4.A • 0 ititatinentsul : . 1 . , ... • i n tem o f t h em 4 4 ,1 said, ....... ILL _ L __ . _ • A . ' (—lf * N ~i 4 • .. -- C4t - i;; - .77 C VII bill 7.°111 " "r4r. • ILS ,• ./ <O , l :-..4 ' • .4) 111 * 146... . 0 .. T i ling ~ . . V *l-3. , 1 oti- • ~, • , • .., -•"1.1.-i , hi.:c —1 i 1,41. ; 4 ' oo It. /34-1 deur.: • • . , . • . . .. . iin= ithilialf.. 0 AA . . INV . ' .t • • t '' . ll ' ' t 'i' .. ' t I*ll a;itS ." TlerTiTe learindialle , ' • "' .r;nenruc'i r....lisi stir-ft-mu a 4:iiimuKla sr. #f lov fJI . ri atihriNitim ,* ,;i . ith -',Ag t ; ' • ' ta lzr a rl trl44244lBimAitiT .tus at son :c,l Inlis . in _. '; . ..0. -. • . 'Mi. -, .lAA V . . ' ' 4-7 •M M m iti ..tetarmovits .„,ft", .„.,..,,,, .., tii*: -, ' • bee Atkin Went sallb . ,• • _ kites . •• I • 11140 1 PILIfivttlhitgagininni - abli " ' ' s ' and . to Sir if idit: Beresford % Knight, Captain 4a task pt irst about her master% Witness, a ,soitlekill; , i ,:,' .../ 1 10) .,, L A ire ha ll ma l e df ids body lavgally te,ettims 14 . • • j ' ' '`"e • iiii ' Wi l etlilltlikt 1 tee ,:',i ,, • ... ( ;slkAi= , , r ,,. ...,:•,:ticames kruccimicvatrin 14 i. raw" • ,9Q 1 7. 013 3*-,9 l ol•llitallaffrii : '., A „," ' • "'P I ''-+ ~ 4410iesttr I'm 04r lire boas 0041_41cbcilifflPidka a l ..., - • .::-; ptiance inn vntness's invitation . ' masirviaeweverito.. hu0 ,, ‘ ,... kidr010t u wi1 ,„.1 1 ,1 14:4 , 01 , 541 , 4 ,4 31 , 440 ,. ro i l : , . • flitsiirof . t, inkle edseali4 kftrAtt ton* the w . , '•• • • :1 0 " . • :". ! , . t f r 6 E t ir °"4‘ "'tikes ' iti&icittike trent p Joh. -f, 9 `tesAtiNlMlWAVltio+intiteir l iiiiallii; l : • ' . - cod Anotitirif&titatitiria kills, *helm he • .1 1 1saasaiateolasaablik. Maims eadlibillOinl4o. tiliiiiii ' • ' i mainel44ilt pm o-kask• she ataldbarning.....l4erettr . r4. • ust Hlurt!stlA -s4 tb= aubs), 4j4 "VW 'taco 44 vets af swam coo4C oY &Igo** in the v.aanty ix Otra 4 i! MI ', ' i ed to Sitelfold's.honse after then Agar, With the t i : - r - i ; i - i i X l imale : it agswa i i i i . Al, It k •Ms nounty . e o ;it.:r.; . lof informing him thpt he (, Vernon ) tad' Uniit 3 have eo t r, 141.°4-447 f4r - . 11,0 the him to dinner on Sand:splint Viailti_shqqald beg lad Elie Mod • • . lyilliataVontßortsfeirdi Aglaia vit Order Of the Bao, bz 4 _bg waft, link . -. , ' 1 to 'see !Anion . Monday. He openedthe kit heft door and tide ~f Baron Berrstor4, of Albti- •Ma Baran &to- M . 11 as usual, and let himself imp the house, b 0 he . - saw fort *4ll/WS .40 Daugarewu.4o.4o ernardir *Ode' --- " -- 1 no ones at last he met with Th W Ortufs Skedpkho ta !‘ k . n ..,, , mum *. nt i mconot 6 . .. •.. .: * . • immediately said to him, .. Why, you gave ,A,Vai .. :• L I ti ft , ; ,, iia 23 3 Mittel Or 0110/IMeats Ilia % L something last night." u NO'hat do you Bimini I „ gave her writhing." ulf you:did not, (reptiett lOC. ,4141# 1 ,4y-iittnoi.Lieltium ismit L.:44 I:rte b i llit.ieutnant, Viet N. R. DrewriAnteaald. . Melts and ness) she was very bad last night in consequence of c omminhin to the thzeothire y ee „ nry 6, - ake. *m at o the Board of • beingdronk, and she warohliged . to go home, and . ',_, the Lisestulamontes 4...b o usty.t D e ja. - - - I I.OWDQIIi Ailibtal by . railikiadWhir4 and at • ,-; ;v._ • ilat . •:V .4 le • tifo •• • s.. . • ' 11111.211r2113111251115 ” 1/1 84teie, 11611311111:23112211121i11111111," THE PftI N,CIP a ,tireri #.l4*•ado: Ai* . 0 040 1 •Iffet DOW I : • ,) PUtelloB of the a tekg l die Sadlad Star • rardarkes, together Wilk eke Cataract, say be koopo et the afereadel, apg 4 'ewes, the .1 'Aerie eke Pressols prat bs del 64 Proloadl far kurollefgeg To agues! 41ter the old NO Mal,' day ; itekteee willany:Tertier hal k, r an Agent in hie bthile, sh • 4-11 , 10 Owlet of Ike . • trxdts. fete. roJ ips ROTA!. alf,;01 , 81$13 ' AVB giONOl d t ID II A GRAND NATI ..41 1 4 'MEW, emietiag of 4t SUPPER, will take place ea ifAFQNs' HALL and TAVI efendid and lasellticeot Pre; direction of Mr. Lulea, tom: aided br the Srairafte, whq to wit to their yams !Arty OW Rood street, or to the IL Wts t iTi u rit b e l t i tis b Filii tiff if a Half; , wee, tie elude Sapper, without Wpm . . • I . 4 P T' ;A Tble day vo . .krOaa loge Velaele, TitLONDON DI! aka Ineaseats obi lworatipy,lskblllllolomtiesi I duo, the lidedbergb, and she plant Woks ; and Col red Ake vitook and _ ed ,Moripssdies. ANTY =Mt F . .uvroftbeMedlei HOP fogiewol the ?billed* 040 pp.gre priteld torus**, 13 .cter•row. GAR, AORZAT Vu I Impioved 1 : 8 71111( •de llYvt . (misers. scary li4ttsivetf... ea to grit vavve.iFsaida de era ddt, :=Cez t arr Mr SAO _er a llnet" :4)IS7AMX. Ohl M a t il if ig.. thited al°l44l ito misiold every Retdrlplempiiii pow* peerede lathing instal= saki R ten 1144 1144- a, Duke-street, A doudideed with- dividable so HAP.V SAVCg 101 gliig;above Admired pawl oat) at LAZE! +4 Im, linielowArrame, wed - i$ particularly extoll • iv - •fittrkiit intivulaisu tie label at tub bottle la elf ta., 11. r.. 1. tabc • slits am totnee Or A tclinirles, fire a vaiwii off rteb4lookty sal ft owportagion. i►wt, kilt IL LES F RAI leveret.. Nue Flo% this aitbee, tt ran notv be homes sot keep out dam, o vtoog IsuUdsags, at $ rm.. Stmt., ',Alert it +WI luvw neat angst tiketually v:4111 IRorsots Cesnot; is alisis strruira,tca to kohl water fit *ads, SiiLlint, or every itivid.9l jtc'xMiratt to PATEN r Ft QTEPHEWOWS k7LASACI-11.14ES arr pc putily Waitair Tram die tot 11(X) Gallons Gar 431, POO trafbefrot. I.teep h Storktoson tistr Abothrliirlindni • t. Ititt &slaked vamoose. sad pi *l4ttlio.ofliisisbtict II I I:Cart: . iill ' %WS t MN?", lbco.froill.lPile ln 0 fragi l dmit me ot 100 zall FAS* iit 64 rate'af mY , ri.l. wet: at *mai 1 a bets *court; AA* TAR SKI • 'rill OW tar 11 . .a. „pro :Tar grown i - rotiPOL dity mobs" oi Rorer( INII. At !atkri Oros io4 NW. Air., rot isolable preparative% of wart f 4 4, 1,. .. n. " r4/1 at a "ma coal, drift. 0 41 Ifb Meted. od 4 :re OlVislit TA de. Al so anis* is ahealbWe *bog • le il TlVaut i fi li t n ig rA r i t d*f •01.11• 4 1 4 f aft P 2 1 411 1P4. 40 :7 e 4 to.b fir. them . • p im p lee Mb r arm O'b• Idea `q►~ %dir e Lnet.ion...- larfaate. C i .l :. ' , .-_• A r i 116. 1