Star. — London, England, 1817-03-06 00:00:00

r r • THE PRINCE Ilk:GI:Sr., cuLIIT. Yestet day the rnmez Riisrwr held a Court at Carlton*Honsr. I-lis Royal Highness WAS attended the Cabinet Ministers. the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole, •the Comptroller of the Home holi, the C of the Yeoman of the Guard, the Vilver Stick in waiting, Lord BosToN in waiting, Sir Gramm 6n r•altinz. the State Pa.ae, &c. A p :Atkin of the hentficed Clergy et Londta and ' , Art:.,‘ltaister, ..;:pg arrived in procest.hn from t!.e B.shop of I„nstom's i. , luse in St. James's-square at tbtee p.eceded by the two Vergers of St. Paul's Cathedral, they were introduced by Lord Cgmtog llsaletronn, the Comptroller rf the Howe. hold. Sin.l t:.(1 GenGemen Ushes's in Waiting, to the RitsaxT, on his Throw?, oil() was dteiaed in blue and r id ern`atoi..!er), wit); his Orde:s. 'Tie Aodres, was read by the ii:ihnp of Looming, to which. the REU}NT 1%,,s pleAlei to return a most grad aaaa s answer. Attong accompanied we The nor.. an.: Rrv. Dr and die Ch..l2•.cr of &On TAX', the 11-clidelcon of London, 1)r. Hubne., .Ise Sub Draft at the Chapel Royal, Dr. Fly, De, Anerewe, Dr D.Lkinr, tbt Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the kyr. Mr.Webi., •! e Ray. Nit.. Samiort, t hir. Pridden, the Rev. Mr. Gower, &.: &e. the who': amounr.ng to abort 50. The Archdraco:o. and Th-ctors had the honour to kiss the PIUNCK RLGVAT'S hanJ. After his Royal Hoglmes* had receive(' this A(1- drcs4, he ',tired to his Cli cer. where a uel•ut,tion from the three denfiminations of Dissenting Ministers was introduced by Lord GILUIIGZ fl tle.riino, the Comptroller ot the Household, and wt. two Gentle men Ushers in Waiting, to the PRINCK when an Address ot vingratillatiun to hir. Highness upon the same aubject, his Royal High 'MS'S esc.ape from the attAck of the mob in S.iint Jsmes's Park, was most impressively read by the itt.r. Mr. CLAYTON, senior. _ His Royal Hothness was pleased to return a moat gracious and appropriate answer. Among the numerous deputation were, Dr. WIN TER, Dr. COLLYEK, Dr. RtrPost, Dr. RIM. the Rev. Mr. Buittian, Rev. Mr. EDIVARM., Rev. Dr.Watimr, Rev. Mr. BP.I.SHANI, the Rev. Mr. Titosins, &c. &c. They 114.1 all the honour to kiss the PRlNClikkzureb band, and were most graciously received. The PRINCE REGENT gave audiences to Viscount S;DSI , ATTII and the Judge Advocate General, who laid before his Royal Highness the proceedings of sonle Courts Martial, and took his Royal Highness's con:minds upon them. The Princess• en...1m0/14: and Prince Leorour have not only. comr.bu:ed largely towards the sup port of the poor British lace marilifactuiers at Honiton, in Devonshire, but have also condescended to become the Patron and Pstroncss of the estaldislitneot of that business there. The LORD MAYOR has received from the Royal Pair a donation of £3O for the-above hu mane and laudable purpose. .We are sorry to hear that the Right Hon. Jose Emit ADDINCiTON is confined to hishoase in Harley street, by severe indisposition. • A few days agf., as Mr. ALVILANDRR FRAM, wine. coorer, Inverness, was rating a salt herring (from rim West Coast), he found a squall silver coin ►n the body ; it is a Russian piece, marked 5. icor. value live copecks, or abi ut &ice, 176. The Auditor-General iit British Accounts in Por. tugal his a salary of £3OOO a year fur his services 1: - .eze, besides £l2OO a year, as one of the Crmmis sioncrs• for auditing public accounts at Noose! He has under him, in his former office, a Principal In spector at 411500, and another Inspect:lr at £l2OO, besides two others at £7OO each, and 30 Clerks. The highest aggregate amount of Bank -notes, in• I eluding those of every kind, at any one tune, iu cir eidation, from the Ist of January, 1816, to the Ist Ja nuary, 1817, appears, from an account which has bten presented to the House of Commons, to have been 5t29.036,920. No new Dollars or Tokens have bten issued by the Bank during the last year ; and the re ceipts in old Dollars and Tokens. dining that period, has exceeded the payments by £745.7.57. Os. 6d. PHILHARMONIC Secarrv.—The first Concert far this season was given on Monday stetinight. at the Argyle Rooms, as usual, and was attended by all the•most distinguished connoisseurs in town., Mr. Wascusaz. led the band. Sir Gronoa SMART fed at the pianoforte, and conducted with all the spirit and judgment which so eminently distinguish him in this 'essential department. ORATOOIO.—We have seldom witnessed a more delightful treat of vocal and instrumental musk than that which was afforded last night at Drury-lane Theatre, by the rumernus performers sander the di rection of Sir CCUli!ni SMART. The Selections were from the Seamus ..1 HAYDN, and from Ade and Gala.. tea, together errritov EN't Grand battle .infinia. Mt. NICHALSON poth.rmed a Concerto on the Flute with astonis'ing taste and execution ; at.d Miss Tea atemi, from Bath, wit !quay happy in her perform. since on the Violia. The house w: . .s tiliLd in every part with elegant company. Miss a NEILL has.6o tar injured her health by her peot f csimat eternal:6 as to be under the_ necessity of gnirg to Brighton for the recovery of her strength. Mr. &Kim is announced Ibr the arduous charac- ter tit S:r demi-reach, in which Mr. KEAN has ob tairwd so much celebrity. TALMA, the celebrated French Actor, is said to have claimed permission to retire from the stage, upon the annuity, to which he is entitled, after thirty years' service. A scandalous outrage was committed on the. Dublin stage last Friday night. Some persons have latterly been in the lathit of annoying the audience by the explosion of detonating balls, but until that night, they had not proceeded to the disgraceful length of interrupting tiie public entestainmeuts.— While Mrs. GLOVER was playing in one of the best scenes of 17w Miter, in the very happiest manner, a detonating ball was cast upon the stage, and imme.. thately exploding, threw Mrs. GLov rat into toe utmost c l a im. When she had in some degree recovered. 4tom. the effects cf this brutal and unmanly aggres sion, she addressed the audience, and Ladle, and Gentlemen—When you are appri-ed that I have n (runt a sick bed to perform this evening, you will, I trust, excuse en agitation, which, under other circumstances, might ar the appearance of affectation." This address drew.fenth repeated cheers; but the brutal cficnder escaped detectiun. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCH 5. SIR SAMUEL YOUNG V. THE 'NAST INDIA COMPANY. This was an action to recover the value of thi. difference between 513 and 57944r5es of salt, bought by the plaintiff of the defend+nn, at the tare of be tween seven and eight pagod.is per carse. The facts out tit which this procet.diug arose were the follow ing :—Sir Samuel Young (then Mr. Young) resi ding in the district of Mesulipatatn. made a contract 1113April,1803, with a Gentleman of the name of Ca zalett, an.agent of the East India Company, who had the management of certain salt works, for the purchase of a qirantity of salt, not precisely ascer tained, for which he was to pay at the rate of some thing more than seven pagodas per carse. Sir Samuel Young was anxious that the salt should be delivered to him immediately, but Mr. Cazalett refused, unless payment were first made into the treasury of the Company. Si* Samuel Young replied, that he was ready with the money, but that it would be inconve loient for him to wai: for the salt until the value was rrecisely ascertained by wei;:ht ; he, therefore, pro posed to take it, by an at 4-I,tut, or estimate, which had been made surret tune before ; and that he should pay or receive back any sum beyond or under 'that estim de. when the quantity was melody known.— l'o ibis proposal. it was alleged. on the part of the plaintiff, that Mr. Cazalett assented. On weighing the salt which bad been delivered to the plaintiff as 579 cams, it was fouiul to consist of 9.nly 513 canes, th.tt he had paid the agent of the Comp +sly for 66 curses which had not been delivered to him. He had also paid a further sum for duty upon the larger I quantity, the retorts of which was alsa sought in the prestnt action ; Mr. Cazalett not having fuifilled his part of the contract by the repayment of sash a stun as might be due, in consequence of the real quantity of salt bei ig found below the estimate at which it was taken by the plaintiff. Mr. SeititLETT, on behalf of the plaintiff, put in several letters to establish the terms of the contract, and called parole testimony as to the nature of the transaction. On tie part °robe defendants, the ATTORNISY (;1: NERAL contended, that all the papers front which Me contract was to be collected bad not been produced on the other side : be read to the duty several loners which passed in the transaction, on wl:ich he founded an :aritunirnt, that although the plaintiff and C.,za lett might have agreed for the salt in the first in stance by exact weight or measureaselt, yet that it had been Af;elw.trd* modified and altered tot the e.it nest request of the plaintiff, who &sited to take the salt by the estimate of persons cotneetent, in order that he might not be delayed in the possession of the commodity, which had risen in consequence of a re ported intention on the part of the Company to in crease the revenue upon salt. The Leaned Coon. sel also relied upon vas ious depositions made in the East Indies by Mr. Cazatett and others, in wh/ch they maintained that the contract WAS by alchenn I. or general estimate, and not by exact weight ; he sub mitted, therefore, that the plaintiff was licit entitled to recover ; but that ',elfin , ' his haste It) aiu In ad vantage made a bad bargain, he could npt compel the East India Company to make up his I::tscs. Mr. SCAIILETT, in reply, compared all the d-cu ments together, and contended that . they did not at all contradict each other ; the cot:tract was to tak, the salt by exact weight or meastue, and the letter produced on tat part of the &let:dams ly related to a subsequent Fa: t of the saute tr:tosactiir, in which the pl.rinuff, ter a temoorary purpose, and un til the precise quantity could be ascertained, agreed to take the commodity by estimate. Mr. Justice B.vt.ey, (who sat for Lord Elletsbo. rough) after gulag through the whole . of the evi 7 deeice, left it to the Jury tat decide, whether the first contract had been superseded by a subsequent agree metit ? if it had, the plaintiff c-uld not recover ; but if otherwise, he was etititied t. the verdict. Verdict itir t►l:c plAisitiff C3uo. READING ASSIZES, MARCH 4. Amin Maim was eapit.slly indicted for feloniously stealing, on the 1I th day of October last, twu sheep, the property of Lord Viscount Folkstone ; and in another inJictment lie was char;!ed wit!, having stolen another sheep, the property of Mr. Edwards. The prisoner, or. being put to the bar. pleaded Guilty to both of the indictments—Death. Solernon Ford and Francis Green were capitally in dicted for having, on the lOth of December, it the parish of Bucklebury, stolen ten sheep, the property of Daniel Wheeler. Chatles Fullity, a carpenter, but a butcher occa sionally, stated, that on the 2.1 of December. the prisoner Green called on him, and said, '‘ Master Ford wants you to kill a pig or twn." He in conse quence went to Ford's house, and Ford said, he hail sent for the witness to ka a few sheep, but if he could Went kill tlem, he must gct.somebody els... la the wood house he found ten sheep. each marked with three D.'s. Witness killed all of them by the direction of Ford.. The prisoner Green wag pre.ent ail the time the witness was killiag them. Atter they were all killed, Green and the witness took two hearts to the Pack Horse, and the two prisoners add witness ate the hearts, and Ford paid, or answered for all they had there. Maik Morgan was a carrier, he took up the car cases of ten sheep on Thursday the sth of Dtcem ber, from Henley to London; they were sold at Newpate.market, and the produce was paid t o the prisoner Ford ; they were quite lean sheep, not fit to be killed. Guilty—Death. Hannah /Weave:ll was acquitted oft a charge of tout dtriug bier iiitant child. CRUNWOOD C. PARRY AND OTHERS. The plaintiff in this action sought to recover a compensat,on in damages for tal.e imprisonment. The ilamag:s were laniat £2,000. The appeared, was a firmer in this county, who haii fallen into some embarrassments, in consequence u! which he was compelled to appear belnreAfie defer.- dabts, %Ito are Commissioners of Bankrupts, and was, it. appeared by their warrant, imprisoned for twenty-lour days and nights. The Jury found a verdict, damages £5. MC; BOER OF MR. LOWOUZT.--John Woodism, (who h.id ben apprehended on suspicion ot being concer n d in the murder of the above Gentleman) iias been discharged, there being no evid nce that could war rant the Magistrates in detaining him. PoLre& MAvstos.l-Torse —Yesterday Mow Myer:, a NW boy, was charged before the Lao NIAVOIt, with' having some e.iutiterteit money in his poi si ssion, imi tating the new coinave. John Rains-haze, a City °dicer, stated to his La•rdstip, that bei;eg the time when the :mewl tail. is held Ilarionl the Jews in Duke's-place. tie.ir Leadentian-stript. and hearing ;hat a grr..t deal t counterfeit sayer was putting otel Clete, he wen: with sume taker Oific.rs, to detect tl.erti if pu,sible. When he SAW ii.41111I01:er, know. tog hint to be a Otitoi j us sfflas i, r. he took 11'm info custod), upon %linen iowid three counterleit six pences ; that he Ilia! to find out of whom hr bought them, but this he would give no account nr, or how he came by them. The intim:ion of the counterfeit coin is so bad that it may he easily de.e:te..l. The he.td is much snore clumsy than in 0.. e sterling vein, and the wiling oblique, and not horizinttal and con ' tined within the edge. as in the g:nnine. The pri soner w.is remanded till the Sotic.tur of the Mint could atttnd. HarTae-GA Rom—Yesterday Wm. Miler, waiter at the Union, late and the Pound, liagnigge Welk was examined on a charge of highivay robbery. Mr. James Henry Strdm in, the prosecutor. deposed, that ab tut twelve o'clock on the preceding night, as he was going up HiJ')orn..in his way home, he met six or seven men standing together at the corner of Red Lion-l.trea; as he was p.o.sing they hustled him. and pressed him up against the corner !town- ; taro of them dragged him and pres.ed him up to tre door, and one of them struck him a blow in the face. The primer afterwards came and collar-i him, snatched watch, with gold chain, gold seal, and gold key, velue 23 guineas, out of his lob and ran away. The prisoner was fully comniitted for trial. AllL 'mitotic ti-sr it 'JET—Jame: Fame was charged with stealing a valuable lace veil from Miss Anne Neale, a young lady re-Ading in Branswiek-sqoare.— , prosecutrix was walking along Great Russet'- street, Bloomsbury, on l'uesdry evening. when the prisoner overtook her, snatched her veil I tom her head Arid made off.—Fully committed for trial. Tows 1141.1., SOUTiItVAUK-4)DPILHATII ASSAULT. Yesterday a most atrocious case of assault came on before Aldetmtn J. J. SMITH Michael 'holey was brought up qn a charge of biting off the ear of Wil liam Mort; in, in a public house in Tooley-street, and of breaking four of his rib,. Some days ego a (par iektook place brtwcen Morgan and a man named Thompson. In the•coniest Morgan had the advan tage, but WAS p:elltIVIA from geining a victory by die prisai.er, ti 111 seiz.td him and bit his ear off. Morten w.s thrown on the: ground by 'rookey, who, with ti.e ii,sisiance of sevcial ethers, kicked in his ribs. Moi g:so Was hronglit to an hospital. His ear MAS ILUlid by au cfficer in the tap•room of the •publie !loose. Conitoitti if in default of SHA DWELL Orrick.--Hugh Quin, and John and H. Currell, the eldest tun I'2 years old. were cisarged by .4r. hillier, of the aiont!..s , , veith having! robbed him on the higliw ty. Prn:ecutor dePoseel that as he was going alotig Dock abont seven o'cinck on Titursday night. he %els knocked down by the prisoners, ►sho, bet .re he co'•ld recover himself, rob :.eJ 1 iiu of his hat and his rocket-hook, v. it 4411 COll - nice Ss. pieces and some valoahle papers.— Itemalided. CORONER'S INQMTS.—Yesterday evening an In quisition was held at the Turf Tap, Grosvent e quate, net: St. George's Hn , pital, on the host) , of Rich Heath, surgeon of Derhy.—William Bragg, Esq. of 17, Sioaue-street, one of the Governors of the Hospital, deposei, that about eleven o'clock, on Mon day last, he was coming down Brompton-road, he saw the decease,' with some men conveyiiir, him to the Hospital, they stated that they fonoti hint iii a tit sitting on the steps of the door of the Two 'hewer. Wetness procured a coach and had him conveyed to the Hospi!al where - he expired about one o'clock.— The deceased Was recognised by the porter, he hay lag been Comedy a pApil in the fiwspital.-,--Wiliiam Pitman, fi•suse Surgeon, deposed. that he opened the body and bound no marks of violence ; he was of opi nion he died of an apoplectic fit. Vet diet —Died by tl:e V,saati ao of Gen. Anct:licr Inquest was held at the sign of the Duke , a 1 Wellington, St. George's in the East, on the body f a seaman, named Jonathan Hodgson, who was drowned in the London Dock, on Saturday last.- 11r deceased, who belonged to the Union schooner, in die Dock, was upon the boom, hauling out the ;lot of the main sail ; the sail filled and forced him trom off the b Ann into the Dock, where lie was drowneJ. Verdict—Died by the Visitation of Goo In the tremendous Ininicane of Wednesday night and Thursday morning, last week, the bottle of Mr. Joseph Smith, in Oxford-road, Manchister, was ell !irely stripped of its roof ; and at the residence of F. Phillips, E%q. a chimney was blown, and a ser vant maid uniortunately killed. Coronet's Vetilict, Accidental Death. Yesterday morn:ng the roofs of two old ruinous houses, in Lrystall-street, Liquorpirnd street, fell in with a dreldful crish. The garret or orie.of. the houses was occupied by a poor mini, his wife and two children, the man was gone to los work, arid the woman was gone to market, leaving the children in bed. The poor woman, un her return hortic, about half-past seven o'clock, was quite in a st:ite ot dcrangeineat at t'v thought of losing her children. Same of Mtut's labunrers •ery humanely ascended the ruinous labile, and began to clear aivay the rub ble., wool to their great surprize they discovered the children fast aslsep in each others arms, in a Sinail cot in cne come' of the rocm, being preserved by some ot the fallen timbers resting with their end against the wall, turming a kind of tt•nt over t':;•tr.- TDB Five HUNDRED MILES MATCU IN TiN DAYS. —Lieutenant YANDAIL, w}.o startud at sant , Hem, !o do the above divance in the given time, for 2(X) guineas, did G 2 milekon 'Monday, and 57 on Tues day. He is a powerful young man, and walks five miles an hour with much ease; he travelled seven miles in one of the hours on Tuesday. LIP com menced his labour at four o'cli)ck yeslCrday m:;rningi and at eight he had done '22 miles before Li al:f.os;. Grplar the boxer, who fought Divis, a prifessor of provincial fame, near Cloobiiano, on the l(ih ult. contends this day with Noland. a BcdfordZite wan, ,for ten guineas, at Fteshheld, Olua. IXECUTIOM Friday John Liwg acid James Mitchell were ereeo•ed a• Perth; pursuant to sfOtellee, for the crimes of sterthrieff and rubber. flier both behaved with be •nming penitence en.l signa . ion ; and Larg addressed the spectators from ;h•• scArold, in rn a dible voiee, a Insonishing them to let his dreaJf• he a r 4,.. dun to them aU to abstain from ritiolung, rsasbling, and t rimin;:, width had seduced bins to Ow comni.,ion ot the crimes for which h• was to suffer. The criminals etcr none 11^. votionsi exercises. took a melancholy fii-eoctil and hul.iing each ether by the hands, were launched two ticn.ity. Monday s:.'nnight, a man of the t:arne of WilFarn Timcliotoo 4 zn innkeerr in Kilintreock, and his wife, were c.tranntreo Air Gaol, to stand trial f—t iaaning coumern.hs of the new coin. Mr. nue of the Inspectors of •he Rao% of England, a:, comp:lute:l by a Matlitorough•stre..4 Officer, arei,ed at the Star and Garter ion, Brigh-on, on l'hutt.lay last. The oh) -et of their journey W3‘ to discover a rerton of the name of .J•frpi Af e d,. Hale:, sutpecrod of h:ving committed a robbery on the tend , by a forged p4/Vil rof attorney, to the am o unt ut livtree• it keen aud eight hundr..d peewit. 1-!alta, the same day, oas dinceseted at have enlisted into the Irth ord Huttars, under the moue of Rohner. An applications, cot:iron •nly, •.:att ortd e to the Commanditez Officer at the Cavalry ltatract., I nod Robert Mannett, Wont his Lordship caused an et:...nina,itu ”ka p!Lee, velych led to the almost reh,,,,i, m of offendtr, who was put thin a pon cisaLe, and, guarded by the Police Oflic , fr, dapatehed Let town. We are a ail to anuou , ee the de•trortior, hy'firs, et g irt r` the premises occupied by Mr. itob•;ott t:larle, snare at the Dtmside, butcher r r...e. CarNtle. The wa: °cut g used by the c••nturahle caretettness of one of tire worttnen, ve.o about sin of the morning of is aursday u „, ijr, the d : ying.n:ont whis a candle, wiAtout us•mg the precaution of a lamer , , a spark 1.1. upon nerve goods: the it:ll.Mmabla tivure of the re::•erl.ti lt.a a very high the D Imes/ with such rnpld.ty, :!•as lo fore it was re...hie to bang the fire.enginet to the *edit of con9....rat•ou. th • ul ole Int.”l o r of the butitling tvzs consumed. :d Ent with the yan., •Eir.— the tor:.! lass a , tencl:n3 ' , i .A. we are y ig mut, amount, to loc•v:it. A.sor) a:: .l .C 601". 'the DuWM Payers stave. that ett Sunday semtht a hattani, to the amoun t it • 200, assembled ..t Cortiwy,near the Black Sheles, and attempeed to make two cur:neve brraciles in the embark ment at the Royal Canal, but were surptised before they 0:41d effect their purpose: and, on the sante sight, a large cm was made in the embankment near Nees Bridge, in eonsequente of which the country has been inundated. If these practices hence restrained, al. commercial in: 'remorse between the Capital the inte• Lir, by this important svd extensive line of col:minty:- lion will be destroyed. Fox.liuNTsva.»The Kilkenny West Hunt shook a rue at Kilkenny West, on the 19th ultimo. He went oil in a cit::;•el style, and after running six or seven miles through a very tryit:g part of the County of Westmeath, took the soil and crossed over to the County of Looglord, and ran through the i.e::le.ne of Cloucullen, Besford Creeve, to Clone-snow, avid after skirt.l Lady Ross's beautiful s.at at Newcastle, rfa.l,l for 1 ,, e esrhs at Raihmore ; but being hard pressed, shifted his co tr..- .• the Wind cline to the town of Ballymabon, wh. re he was k:iled real sporting style, after a run of at least thirty int tnt:tt of which was rode through by John Hackett, of ;. en his famous horse Paddy Wnack, and Gustavus 1— of :lel': Ville, Esq. tiding his well-known cropped grey mare Kitty. Al. though there was a very large field at t3 , li:lg, only these two gentlemen were in at the death, and in fact 1:Z1J it ad to themselves for the last ten miles nt the awe. Mr. Jones received so levee a bite in the timid front poor - Reynard, in tryiog to save Lice tro:u Lis merciless assailants, as prevented him from joining his hrother sportsmen at the present Nitillingar Nlertiug. Nuawacu, gen 1 ....About half past tight yesterday inert. ing the wind blew a period hurricane at N.W. by N. by *tech much damage was dove to the houses; one was eompletely en. roofed, and several chile:lies were blown down : it fortutta...ly did not continue long, otherwise et is &apposed vet y few claiut:i.e. could have tad it. MR I ll'. Thursday, In Dublin, the 1 .141/ of Captain V:ildts Sibthor i t, et the stft Dragoon Guards, of a son. lately. in Dulthr, the I say of Lord Rubcrt Tottenham, nishop nt Kil!alue, of a antler ix. Plunday se'no.gnt, at Cab !•2uu:rtyr, tic Covntessof Shannon. of a daughter. Wednesday. the LVy of ne 1!:m. Gt t!taut Tolur, of a son. :~1.1:~R.1 lii 1. On the lath itlt. et Chii‘l%% C:ptain late at the 55th Feet, to Anr•• • z.zond W ILL late }t! ward Hind, Esq W Waver! , te. nt•ar Die. a • Rey. 'Wyatt& Daubeny, bti.A Rector of Stra•rnii, and Vic.ir of Preston, Glaucestenliire. Rtv. Wm. Ta>lor, M.A. Rector of El:: Stontian, Sur& and formerly of Pembroke College, Cambridge. Lately, aged 62, the key. T. Neale, p.rpetnal Curate G. Amesbury. JAL 7, at Berblce, Dr. William Gordon, of that colony. the ulet ti!t. at Stirling, the Rey. John Rus.rl, one of the Minibtrrs ot that town, in the 44th year of his Murstry. Sunday sennight, at the Rectory, Cheintsford, after a short il ness,ln the 72d year of his the key. John M organ, 41 years Rector of that parish, and al,o Rector of Ashellham, is &Net. CHING'S PATENT WORM I.OZENGEs. WOR biS are allowed to be the mast freqnent Sources of Children.' fibroses;—Their Sysr.ptonn every Parent should be acquainted with. 'limy occasion lax of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an lrrs gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pates; t 7 ey bring on convoliiiims, affect the growth of the toady, and of Ca prove tato!, by ending in a consumr ion or decay. Both as a preventive and cure fur these alarmi.4 complisinTs, the Aces excellent Medicine is allowed, 4.1 i the testimony o: highest characters in this country, to have no ecuil. Their public approbation, given to the Pre2rietur, irtim a pert knowledge of its acacy in their owe fare:le", stamps Its merl.s beyond competitiun. and Ores a sancdoe to it which no otter Medicine of the kind can boast. Sold us packets at is. 1!d. and bores. it N. od sof P. Cl,; (by al.poitissurist) by R. Bleier and Sons, Chemist., Ne. 4. Cheops:de, coiner of St. Pair , Churchyard; Sanger. ;0, O• ford-street; Wright and Co. 2'9, horriuds ; and by the principt Bookseners Diogun , s i" the Rennie n. BY 1115 MAJ CST r s ROYAL LEI MRS P.k ;EN LEAKE'sGENUINE PILLS, jottly for et:rnz, in all Its %Naze', tke vIiNr.REAL LiligAdfs One snail! Pal is a dose, ato.l the asking of oi.e Box, !a a 1... i f, t ease, will saran co.,vioce the paiient of the CV -liter to! hi. :•"t rreuvery. Noti, c. no he Letter contrived, Inure ss'e, ur nie•S convenient that; this Remedy, for such at are Obl.gai to et nits or to sea, as it ne.:da uu intififienvoit not re ~ : ain• of du:: and sixty yevra experienv. (in an extensive gaaerice) !as pl'• • that it will effect a Cure sv:.en 'cr.-wed emtinn ar.l all nth.: method; avail nothing. For the 'curvy aod Chneter I Utionrdere, Medtelne has not its par.:l:el. C l . var.!, • - t 04000 ?errors of bot:s have Iv to arel 0 ".t alsnve cruel qt qrlers, witli-t the last eight pars. Perlire.4 av I sold by the Sole PrtiFrietotv ; rAYI.OI.I. a•:1 .ON. Ver-I•ets 1 of the Royal L'ollege of >:u:1-,•-sets, at their 'louse, N. , . 9, Neil Britlge-street, in Botts of only 2s. 91. euty iottudedr N.B. *Fyn back doors, and Li:;!itst is the Passages xt n'ght - I'hey are also sold by their appointment, with copious d;re.: furls at the ioy styli, 103, Oxfortl-stireet ; Mr. Distionsall'i, No. 7, neatly oprosite the Monument ; a.:4 by one Person in every considerAb:c Fawn in Great Brinell yid ;rowel Ativite gratis to pesos tc.ktog the above, or other et t'N P!‘). prietor's Medicines. PRICE 0,7 OC Bank Stock phut - 5 per et. Red 4ant Lti,rtp Conip.t;nFtif 4 reT Cents. nij ,) 5 per Cent. 95Uet Yr.STEP DAY. I.g. A:wt. ghat Ind.a stock 8er.4. 1 .• r ..hegver Bills 17 ICspr. CM% lee MG 0911010 CIAL MixkKET. MARCH S. 8144 at Market. Ship, *old. Priers. 74 Nieweectle 3.9 i 334. tki. to U'. 01 Z Stmderwatid 8 34 i. al. to Hs• cr!. tAl!;14 wA tit& TO NlDay.ow AT Lop. !NM BRult:c., . merm-i - - 34 nth , . akar 4 - Al•ertl , ..rt . • -- I.tratOrl Ptentel by I.l.vet. Picks-Plakvi rtiblAheddure e ead It the zus.oltee, Us" Igol6l. Si L PM U ... dal il l tel 4 1 p:4 IX on tal es 7e rl mil Pr he al I 11 • ,„ I I t' ,1 4 k. I 1 ill o 1 bit sr is for vri! or `rr 111