Star. — London, England, 1817-12-24 00:00:00

LINES TO THE MEMORY OF MARY, WHO DI&D 12TH UOYZMUS• Cold are thy winds, November drew, And dark thy cheerless day! All ghastly lies the ndn'd year. Beneath thy with'ring sway ! One flow'ret fair, my bosom's pride. In vain I strove to save; And now thy tempest; wild and wide, Sweep o'er my Mary's grave ! • Fled In the April of her lean. Like sun-beam from the blast; And from this scene of sighs and tears, Nee gentle shade is past Her Maid was like the twilight sky, Uuclooded and serene; And peueleas was the lovely eye That spoke such calm within! Ar.d rulki those looks so void of pile, That face so matchless fair, And Intel oust was the smile, That mark'd the spirit there! Dear as the hope of life, and true, While glows this vital Same, My Mary's :ninety, ever new, . My bosom will retain! • And sad as thee, fell month, my mind, • Now fraught with joyless care; dark return shall ever end A kindred feature there! * TiIEATRICAL ANNOTANCIC..—.Yesterday the Magis trates of Bow-street were called on to investigate one of those improprieties which belong to the miseries of social lire, and by which the frequenters of oar the: atres are annoyed from evening to . evening. I: ap peared, that oo Monday night, a gentleman and his daughter were seated in a box on the first ties in Covent-garden Theatre, when he found himself much inconvenienced by a Lady, then sitting behind them, who pushed her knees against his back, and goaded biro is other ways. Remonstrance was employed in vain, and, in fact, was returned with some abuse by the tart assailant. The gentleman now coolly rose, called in Smith and Donaldson, the officers, and gave the offender in charge. Upon her way to Covent garden Watch-house, she struck Smith, and was de tained about an hour, but was bailed by a Captain Parry. She yesterday went to Bow-street at about twelve o'clock, when she attributed her misconduct On. the preceding night to partaking too freely of wine. After the Magistrate had investigated the case, she was ordered to find bail to answer the assault. GUILDHALL.—A miserable hall-fansished sailor was yesterday brought before Alderman SCUOLIY, charged with stealing bread frum a bakeet basket. The prisoner pleaded hunger in extenuation s he gated he_ was a native of Newfoundland, and had been dischaiged from the Onarres frigate in March last, and nit bring able to find employment, he was r!duied to the ',MM distress, and had net slept in a braise f•ir the last four months. The prosecutor, on bearing this, Alec:hied proceeding farther, and the prisoner wee-ordered to be kept in the Compter, till w ship could be found iit 4 eritiolalle mi4ht beam home. COROlieftle Ixoussr..—An Inquisition was taken btfore Huon Lawia, Coronet, at the Crown. Broad- Meet, St. James's, on the body of Thomas Cross, a pauper in St. James's workhouse. Cuthbett Ramshit:, a pauper, deposed that the deceased was 35 years of age. He had lately been unpell, but objected to go into the Hospital ward ; be had the regular diet of the horse ; he had no sur gical assistance. -Yesterday morning the deceased and himself were going from a house belonging co the workhouse, in Marshall -street, where they slept, itecunsequence of the workheuse being full of pau pers, towards Sits workhouse. The deceased said he was very thirsty, and they went into the Crown pubs lie : house, and took a pint of beer. Wizen they got up toga, the deceased reeled and fell on the ground and • appeared dying, he ran to the workhouse aod•got the chair, and helped to-carry theeletrased there ; when thjy ors iced he yes quite senseless, he was wa r, ns bob afispared dead: us was conveyed immediately to the dead house. No medical aid was seat for, but he was undressed, washed, and laid out, as soon as he•was taken to the dead house. Garener—i think. Gentlemen of the Jury, that the mister of the workhouse ought to be examined, for it the deceased was treated as has been stated in cvi. dame. it be was, when quite warm (possibly biAore , lite was quite extinct) carried into the dead house, and them kit without surgical assistaoce being sent for; Poch conduct ought net to go unnoticed. I catinot believe that the •MeaSte! of the workhouse is acquainted with such a proceeding ? but be ought to know of n to prevent its recurring in future.. The toaster of the woekhouie denied all knowledge of the conduct in the Imams in the workhouse to. wangle ito deceased, and said such a circumstance &weld nut again ocean . Mr. Thomas Alkock, of No. 4, Piccadilly, Pm rin, said he viewed the body of the dece ase d a f ter be was laid gut in the dead•hoose, at the request of int. Harwood, the master of the workhouse, he sp. peited to have been dead but a short time. there were De vanilla smirks of violence on the body. The Jury and Coroner hoped that medical aid would in future be procured whoa paupers were taken Hi. tad returned a verdict of-0 Died it natural death by , the visitation of Goa" Thursday se'imight, the following melancholy car-, marratasee occurred at Airdrech, between Thorubill and Seoqubar t—James Roan, a man about 60 years of age. was attacked by a bull in the most ferocious Planner. There being no person at hand to render, assistance, the poor man, after being thrown down, was trampled on with such violence by the infuriated beast, that his ribs were actually severed both from the sternum and the spine I in consequence of which. lie expired on the following Saturday, in great agony, Mande, night the premises of John blades, Est of Rrockerell.ball Farm, near Dulwich, were robbed foe pigs four months old, of the Chinese used. On the night of Saturday se'nnight an attempt was made to set Ere to the Waterford Lost Office, by throwing combustibles into the elipturetor the tampion of letters. Several letters . br tho t bez expo. rimmed coosiderable injury, nod ttrgpld hair been 'consumed bad not ni tiravledilemeris z - fink %IRONY Itifir3. • FAOI,I £4sl' MCST•6 CAZLTTE. • The Chute mateina Adamson to the Prince Regent (tom the lahohlrome dr Brightheliestone, front the Ileum-neat-Go vanes sad tioomot•Lege of the hie of Man, from the County qi limitiiampton, the Cerpoiedou of by, trues the City of St Andrews, the &swarm, et ht, the Borough of Saar Loos, the City ir Lincoln, the Arcbirshop soil the Dean and Chapter of Caotedierti, the Bishop and Dean sad Chapter Bea and Wells, the Skimp and Chapter of Ely, the C.punty of Mastoid, the Order of ?mammary in Scotland, front the St. Lawton. Lodge in fumes, the Loyal Orange Institetlon at Menemster, the Corporation of Bradley, the Presbytery of Giospow, the Presbyter, of Kfacardjus O'Nfel, the Corporafkm of Loam!, the Boroughs( Classurfeld, the Blarjh ofKirkmal• bright, the seven Incorperstions of Dumfrica, the Crump of Meammult. the Some thltlsland of Cluerneey, the Burgh of Alterbrodiuck, and the. Burgh of Colin. in Fife. The Grand Jury of th e (fit of Dublin address both the Prins, Regent eud Prime ' Taste are also Addresses to prime Leopold from the my of Tipperary, the 'town of IsAlbrinalle the Borough of New Wisdom., the Dtss and Clidell• of St. George's Maps!, the County of Ewa the City of Gloucester the bo rough of Bavrich-opeit-Tweed, the Associate Pretlytery in Edinburgh, the Presbytery Of lucerne.., the Borough of Via ryn, and the City of biistist. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OBrlCit Or ORBS ARCS, Meat ORR 22, 1 8 17. PAW Regiment at Astfillery...To be-Secoad Lieutenants—Gen. demon Cadets Edward B. Brooke, vice Wi4oo, promoted; William Y Peavniek, vice Molesworth e promoted; Francis Wolter, vice Comes, promoted; Charles P. Jones. vice =mooted; Wdllam Pettinger, vice Born, promoted; Jame, vice Doyle, promoted; Clarks Peones, OEN Burnaby, promoted; Thomas Knatebboll, vice South, 1 tmommted ; James H. at. John, vice Lys, promoted; RiskaM J. DIMS, Mee Blake, pi emoted. Pammitsioa in the North Woottost Troop of Oxfordshire Yew. oilary Cavalry, signed by tee Lord Lieutenant of the boom • iliehiud Weems, Gant. to be Cornet, vice MEM, ds d. 0 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • Ifoory Cooper, of Brawn, Surrey, balkier mud carpotter. BANKRUPTS. harpli Wood, of Liverpool. merchant, dealer and ottoman, to soefendlr Dec. 30, January I 3, and Feb. 3, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodon. Attorney,lAr. Citarles Hall, at, Chiswell•strert. Alexander Bruce, John Brown, and George Scott, now or lam of London, army cinthien,. dealer fad elsamurai ' Doe. 3 3a 7, , and Fri). 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks. Maar& Price Bud Williams. Old•square, Lincoln's has. Pert Slummy, of Bristol, shopkrepor, dealer sod dorman t January 3,7, sad Yub. 3. at twelve, at dm I.:name:vial rooms. I/4sta Attornies, Menu. Wt, Son, &ha milkman'. MI, Doughty-street, Lundou ; Sr Messrs. Barnon and don, BristeL James Itilhardby, of Durham. joiner, deafer and chapman, Jan. W, SI. and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Wbsttaheat Inn, Durham. .titorines. Mr. Charles Wilsou Grevidelsren, Hatton Liars den, London; or Mr. John dines, Durham. John Travers. of Newton, John "l ravers R . 0 4 .11 and Hugh Jena , buth of Lower Whitley. Chwhire, millers, dealers in pain, sad copartners Mindy, January la,µ three, January Is, at ten, and Feb. S, at throe. at the George In., Warrington.— Anionic,. Messrs. Hind and Johnson. Inner Temple, Loudon, or Mr. Dual, Wani,itton. Heary Wylie and William John Richardson. of Abilburch.lans. Loudon. merchants, dealers and charms', January 3 10, and Feb. at twelve, as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charle;Wroght, • Fituchurch.street. Thomas Williams, of LeadevhaU-street, Lambe, broker, dealer and chaplain, Juvaary a, to, and Mi. a, at eleven. at Gadd. !tad Attendee, Maui& Kearsey and dpurr e lliattorsatratreat. James WtagSekl, of Loup•law. West aindthdoid, tannin.), saddler •and harneswanaker.dealvr and chapeau. Use. au. January 6, lad V. 6, at twelve, at thuildatil. &tassel. Mr. Ahsu, Frad..:lck's-place, Old Jewry, Louth*. DIVIDENDS to be mark at GUILDHALL. Jan. 3, J. Antos and C. Sutherland, St. Helm% plate, intr. chains, at twelve. Jan. 50, U. Nandi.' Nicholas-lane, sner than:, at sot. Jan. V?, B. Martial. Dealt -street, ginsbury square, malejsaat, at skean. Jan. *7, 1. Lliappla and *I •A. .kstzgibbon, IVLe)field, brewers, at deism Jan. *7, W. U. Harvey, Battle, 4 u?.. at twelve. Jam I', r. Jenkins, Judd-west, inosterirsarner, at twelve. Jan. it, 11. Bailey, ISedthingten Corner, near Mitcham, cake-primer. at eleven. Dee. 27, P. rarriestwn, Weud.street, Elk.snaanfaaa rer, at twelve. Jan. 1.7,13. /Anthem', Walbrook, and J. H. Crewkerue met chants, at one. Jan. 3. , I', S. Stott, ()mat sit. Helen's. Iserebant, at Me". ha. Si, A. F. Kemp, , Austin.triars, eneteLant, at twelve. Jan. 17, It.l4•Pbrair, ten court, Fenchurcirstrest, broker, as one. -last. 27. I.l3sadskatit,' Postern-row, Toweralnil, draper, *tette. tab. al, U. Masson, Aldernsanbury, linen-diaper, at urn. DIYIDENUS to be.aadelo tbe COUNTRY. Jan. 90, G. atwitter, Southwick. innkeepa, at me at be Kiuis Puna& ho. 15, 1. Widmann, WarAngters, tamer, at ten, at the Nag's Head, Warrington. las in. 1. 1 I ath., Duncaner, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Golk11:41,1 Dunceiter. Jan. 1•5, W. Lakeman, Harbertost..ntaltster, at eleven. at the New London Ino, Latter. /au. IJ. J. K. ItedLy, Leunnu-ter. tanner, at twelve, at the Guildhall Uolrealseuee, Wattage. )au. 15, T. Jeff rend, Wigton, diaper, at eleven, at the King's Anus, Wilton. Jan. 50, K. Drab aell,Donesna. grocer, at one, at the 4wldhid, 1/meaner. his. tiv , it. Mob son, Merpoth, bordwareman, at eleven, at the Goalie. New-1 caeths-upooeTyoe. Jan. 55, K. Copland, Jun. Liverpool, titer., chant, at twine, at the Unripe, Dale street, Liverpool. Jan. iso, 1. Chaespney. •I by maltster, at steam, at the Green Despot. Doncaster. Pan. ett. 1. Cartwright, sauna* vlanaMor. at twelve. at the Commercial koonas, Strata Jan. 19, 'l. Poulton, Moho upon. trout, potter, at twelve, at the Swan, Hpaley. • CERTIFICATIintr. IS. 1. Watchman, Bradford, Ilnen-draper. T. Ratcliffe, Mara. street, ildboal.greau, ebee►smongcr. W: Warne, Bedford. torso, boot-treater. W.Overton, [firmingMtn, placer. C.W. dwalts.tiontenet • IRMO, Portman-square, drest.ataaar. I. Speen., Bulbup Wearulautb, deasr. C. lietGabroel, Oxiora.street, issesebasg. J. Swart, Klapitate-ecreet, litonoaser. As great wreath of persona are rendered very unhappy by Spans, Wind is the !Stomach, Ototneetions In the glowels, Witst of restalar Pwspiration, Vomiting% and Bi.ions Coraptair" Hea4adies, Heart-burns, cai t teenum. N e r vous Oho/deli. eh*, Coot ; Ike. We pe author ;s4 to 111111priit . l'ists ate in Mae: Mc. an 'Mediae relliftli IFUV . these Complaints, and especially recnnuttendet dales the time of Sea &Msg. and drinking the ors anti Vtinersl.Watersi also k r t i me eigitu t s wunt CnlTlatell Prepared by 1 noun, Sind. to idea. Druggist, l'otteubast High-Vrost, Middlesex, by ewer of an assinowin front H. and J. Keswick, mole Proprietors a the liteeeipe.. by the Will of SA. Speediman; and are sold by Staw and Eawards,NO. erl, k. Paul's Ulrich-yard; and Baena and Co. No. IGO, 13xfard-street, in Boars at te. 4a. Gd. Ws. ad. and One Gaines ; and may be bat a the printipat Venders of Idedkinisi in Town and Country. A horrible assassination lately took place in the village ot Ulroffen, in the Canton ot Achern, in Ba. den. The Mayor lif the village, who was also re- 1 ceiver of the public money, had received orders to bring it in twenty-four hours tc the chief place in the, Arrondissement. For that purpose he appointed a Brfgadier of Gendarmeiie, who was to accompany r hish'svith an eseert, to meet him nest morning. 'fine nest day, at tie o'clock in the morning, while the iteeeiver, of the Tex.'s was preparing his mail, two armed men broke into his house, and poignarded him. His. lite, iisisketiod by the tries of tier husband, cape to his insistence, and shared the same late.— The two cliughters of the Receiver came at the noise, en! were also massacred. At six o'clock the Briga dier of , Gghiatisaio came to breakfast with the found the lour unlortinate panne bathid if their blood. 'Pie money had been wrist off,iMmopt triple:to of 501euis, w;t!cli the ro'aberel7sd, left du a thaii. • .; h LONDOK MAXIM'S. DEC.F.' MBAR 23. Covina.—The purchases of Cotton both by pub lic and private contract do not exceed 700 packages. The particulars are-1/0 Minas 420.60 Pernams gs. Id. to 2s. lid. 40 Bahias, 2341. ISO Demerara, middling to _good fair, 221 d. to 231 1 . akw Stiri nams 21 . 204 Boweds, ordinary to middliag fair. 191 d. .to 211. a few bags 21d. a few Surats were disposed of at I7ld. and 90 Bengal@ lOid. to 100. There were broug ht forward by public sale 28 1 bags Bevgals, good fair quality, all taken in at 10.1 d. and 101 d. in bond ; and - 371 bags Boweds sold at 19d. to 19fid. The East India sale is expected to consist of eight thousand Bengal., five thousand Surats, and two hun dred bags Bourbon Cotton: &MAIL—The demand for Musrovades during last week continued steady, and very considerable tran sactions took place, and the prices, towards the close of the week, rather gave way. The business done in Sugar this forenoon has been very general ; the purchases are to the extent of 1600 hhds. chiefly good Sugars ; the prices are little varied. The demand for Sugars appears improving. rn the refined market au advance of Is. to 2c. wok place, and as the supplies at market were trivial, the prices immediately advanced. Lumps and Loaves were in request for crushing and melting. Corree.—There were no public sales of Ccfree after our last report ; the demand by private con tract appeared rather reviving ; the request appeared to be for clean good ordinary Jamaica and for St. Do ming.. Coffer. Inuit PROVISIONS••=.•PriaIe parcels of • Beef and Pork continue in request. There is very little basil- - ness doing in Bacon. Butter in brisk demand, at higher prices. - Rica.—There were extensive public sales of Rice brought forward last week ; the Eli* India descrip. 'bons d& dined Ss. to 7.. per cwt. the Carolina Ss. to I 55.-1675 bags Patna were taken in early in the week at 255. 6d. and 265. 611. The India Company brought forward 3000 bags, which sold at :he de. Ipression we have stated.-4010 bags also brought I rorward on Friday, went as low as 245. 6d. and 2.55. Besides these sales, 320 barrels Carolina Rice were lbecught forward, of good quality, the first lot sold 465.6 d. to 475. afterwards the prices declining to 461. without inducing the purchasers to come for. ward ; the greater part of the sale was taken in at the latter price. HUM. FLAX, AND TALLOW.•--There was a good improvement is the demand for Tallow yesterday, occasioned chiefly by the very limited imports of this year, and the season being now in a great manner closed. This forenoon the sales continue ; the prices 4s. per clet. higher.--.Tlie demand for Flax was also more extensive ; the prices this forcaoon may be stated £9 per tan higher, and rather a brisk mls at the advance.—Hemp is also in more request the pikes a shade higher. The imports this year from the Baltic are more limited than natal, owing to the extensive purchases made by other nations, partici). luny by America. "l'ociacco.—There has been little business done in Tobacco since our last. The quantity of Virginia is about 3000 hhds. less than 1815. The arrivals since our last are about 550 hhds. Fatitr.- r There is a considerable demand on ac count of the season of the Ice. NAVAL Svoass.—There has been an arrival of a cargo of Rough Turpentine, which is the only par cel 311 fitSl hands in the market. tipirits are unvaried. In Tar, Rusin, and Pitch, there is little alteration. RM. BRUM, ' A.WEI HooLLANDS.The opinton en tertained t!!at Rum would be &norm, in France ap. pears entirely abandoned ; the prices have, in conse quence, declined. Brandies, from the very short sop. plies, continue to advance.—ln Geneva there is no alteration. Ott..—The prices of Oil are again bighere.For Greenland £6U is demanded—Cod Oil is higher ; the late fire at Newloundland having destroyed a con siderable proportion of the expected supplies, and a vessel with a considerable parcel on board has been boat on the coast of France--Little business doing in Whale Oil —Galipoli and Seed Oils, are without Any variation. A subscription is going on for the erection of a new and extensive Market-house, Couit•room, and other public buildings, in Gui ldioi t. Saturday acme:ion a, young man named Barnett. who resides at Deptford, came to London for the put , - pose of. receiving a sum of money which was due to him. He did not succeed in obt .inintit, and re turned Lome with only three shillings and eight-pence in his p .ckrt. When he arrived at the foot of the .wing-bridge over the Surrey Canal, at Deptford, • , •hicii is drawn up, and let down by a cord, he was' attacked by a huge fellow, who knocked him down, kicked him severely, and rifled his pockets. Wises the robber found the booty was so trilling, he re tointd the eight-pence to Mr. Barnett, and saying, 6 , 10 u are nut the cove I was looking for," he ran across the swing-bridge, and drew it up, so that Mr. 'Barnett was unable 10 pursue him. The Rioters from Derby, who were sentenced to transportation, are now on board the Tottenham transport, which is receiving convicts for Botany Bay, and expect to sail immediately. • A letter has been received from ./erepl, alias Maw e4e.ter 7ursser, dated Sheerness. on board the Retribis non hulk, 6th December, 1817, of which ib, follow ing is an extract :— " I promised to inform you of some particulars respecting our situation. We arrived here on Sunday, and are confined in the same cell u the prisoners from the Isle of Ely were confined in (4 privilege other prisoners were not allowed) I we are honed, and go out to works we were told our 'sentence on Tuesday night by the Chaplain of our ship. We have barley and oatmeal night and morn ing, and beef for dinner foor days in the week, and the other days bread and cheese. There is a school and chapel in the hulk, which is regularly attended, and it is far from being a reprobate place, as we were led to believe at Derby, fur it a person is inclined, every encouragement ss allowed him to improve his morn,. By our good behaviour we hope to gain a mitigation of oiir sentence, and enjoy our liberty once more. ,A ship is eapected here to pruned to Botany Bey in 4iteen days and baying made no provision to our journey, you will be so kind, to tell the otber• prisoners to bring shoes, stockings, knives, ' razors, needles, end sewing cotton, lookitc,*ses end c w: is srry expeu:ve i:e;e.'• CHRISTM . .43. ON Tlit USE OF EVEROREEVI fon:T, r ot Ar CHRIS rMAs. Chrhtmss, the Joyous petladoi the year! Now with bright hefty au the templ e s stray, With lawrd green And ssered ettirletoe! The custom of sleeking our churches vitt 1111; !ea , ticas with etergreens has existed horn t!.e ems , est., blishment of Chtistion,ty, send wag ss ocre , t ;;, n.y. , derived from the like practice cf o u r pio n dr-fts. toss se Trimming of the ieinples," sits Po v Tssi Virgil, ‘0 with hangyngs, fl:i;ares, bougfiev, Atllt gar. lancles. was taken 01 the t.eathen pmTle, decked their idols And lt , ,itses with such arra?" Th e Celts And G.)the were al:kr distitegnis!, e d for t}z.ire, spectfol veneration which they enter.atrel tot t‘ mistletoe, and for the solem% titer aid! a heeh ti gathered it ah.aut that perityl ON ; SUll 1114)!OACtled the win:er solstice. 'Mt 0v.:3 were particularly tamed :elr the aistingleirk•J they paid to the taittiet:e they a:ltem:44l it numerous virtues At ecttaiie feasonsot t'm se,r, espectsity at Yale 77k, or CliOrtrosti s they w , rcetccat towed to gather it wiz'l ~zest solonnity, arta use criJize oil two m bullocks the beet. yckel lig t'ac't had their ?writs Island up. It was cut Iron, t! c lice with a golden No, or p r . k,,ite, by a rriest habited is a white vestn.:-• was re: elvel ‘n wot.tlest cloth : • :a ti ins :e the;i wade over it, 4nJ the Cet• derme _I complete; the s • wed' piott „, r for the with rel*g►eu• care. The Druids 35.! an .extraorifi” the number three; "anti p Lacey, in his Granirlar of MC ie _ was that the rit;stleto , .-! w At held se) EA. vt %.,.... r .r • s VA!. " It b) since not wily it, Intl !el, but its leaves ;: i clusters of three united en one sick." tants of Elgin and the shiny of Moray, according to the account writfrn by the 14:v, M. Shaw, are accustomed, at the full nionii in M-r.:ll,vi cut whiles of the ruistlePor, nr ivy, Aul cn.k.ng eir. cles of them, to keep them :Ai t!.e yeai, pretintittg therewith to '• cure 114!ctics and othe r tintshkoi As the ivy is dedicated to Bacchns, so should the mistletoe be to Lost ; not, however, to the crusts Eros. but to the sportive Cupid. 'f lie 'acted rettra given to it in Pagan and Druidical rites has tv::•,, then terminated ; but at is still •ld with eti,oticits of pleasurable interest, when hung up in our kitchens at Christmas; it gives lieet,ce to seize the " kiss" flow the ruby lips of whatever female cm be raked or caught beneath. So custom authortes, and it enjoins also, that one of the berries ct the .rtti tletoe be Worked off atter every salute. T7i0t.,41: coy in appearance, the s' chariest maid" at this se .ttgl of testerity is seldom loth to submit to the est !Wished usage; especially when the sw4in who tempts her is one whom she approves. BIRTHS. Saturday, at Thomism. Ems, Lady Petrz., cf a an. s;4 1.04 r. no nth last.* Hadda-11.41.5. (be Countess of Abec.!et*, a ion. The 4th October, le CenadA. the I.et'T of Captain !'per., NA* de-aimp to IV:ajor-Getto a wkAr t coo, to a a it!. Sunda) , Woolen, at Glsoburo, roomy of Antvitn, tl.e 14.'1 'Of Major Ulawkabaw, of a clettp•er. MARRIED. AP Llslunoroon Tuesday seusegbr, lobo Ashton Y ?et. of Tomah Park, nest lAverpool, to France! Agati, c et the Rev. YeroeyiLorett, D. U. k ector 14 Glounty of Cork. At Mirbug, on she I Sth !want, W. A. Chnlte, Esc. of ttst set& so Wu Smith. Tuesday, at if nth,Csmairs J. A. Jones; formerly of Regimes's, to Annabeila, only 41.susbsee of :Le tate W. I. %. • 1 aykr, Esq. of Dub. On the 46th nkitme, in Sloan — e-street, Hyde Path, in toe 4,4 year ref his age, Lieutenant Cuiunel Fraser, of the 76' or ihto doom Regiment. On the fiat day of August. on hoard the Pique. on het Torn* from Vera Crus to Jamaica, Lieutenant Richard Vrancle W4l - of the Royal Merinos. Sunday tonight, Captain William Frew, of the South shire hlilitia. Monday, suddenly, at Ws house In Edward-street. Its 11, aril ST. the ker. F. D. Greta, only child of the late Liso.trant-:,:e. aural Groh:. At Etlinbargb, on dm lith Insult. Sir John lionderboa tf &Mel, ban. Ou the sOthinstant, at Bay's-1.111, Opeltentimu, Mrs SopLis Loui.a titanm,only daughtt r or • he late Colonel Oomw. On the 9th instant, aged 7i, in a state of apoplexy, the wife ci Robin Manton. Esq. of the Ordnance, at Hull. she tAd doe days preceding I.er death without sensation, except the pa:se and gouty breathing, but without motion at sestenan.-e. Lately, in his 73d year, at Blackheath, Edward 3:sr,n, late matter shipwright or his Majesty's Dock-yard, Woolte:. - .1. On the hal November km, an board Ms Majesty Melville, during her passage to England, Mr. Witham Steer, Master, R. N. Ou die I Ith lomat, aged toe, In full rogation of Ler heti. ties, Mrs. Sarah Foster, of Coate. Dear Whiniest's, wbo, tilt last three stomas of bet Ufe, enjoyed s oast exottleat tram .1 health. Sane day, at Gleams, Comity of Maim, aged st, 3ltu hionssou, wife of Captain Morrison. Friday, aged 31, Mu. Posit. wife of the Rev. 0. Poole, W otan of the Methodic ettogregatioo in Stafford, and late gt.• denary toils' West lodies. _ _ On the ads instant, at Chesterfield, of the typhus fiver, . Peech, wife of Mr. Pesch, late of the Angel lon, in that to-t • At the Manse of Ledge:wood. Mrs. Isabella Corrle:, a Z relict of the late Rev. George Coppses, se years hilniattr of t Gospel at Swhnoss. Friday selanight, at hb lodging In Cothertne-strest, !•tn3gel:'s of a typhus fever, Michael Cudmor, Esq. of Ballyclough. At his boom on the Adelphl Terrace, Waterton', on the Tarte of the 7th inst Alderman Simon Newport. He was the uNt:: Member of tbe Common Cs RI and eonsequently the faker of the City of Waterford. He was also one of the oldest sea menial moo in !Man?. Sunday sennight, atter a few hours were illness, the Pee- Robrrt Clarke, Miniver of I hocniirofd. At Yedisilin. ea the 7th Instant, Margaret Miller, row , ' daughter of the Rev. Robust sliders, of that. place. At Ashborne. un tie igith ult. aged so, Mr, John farpcnni. High Coostabho of Warliswori Hundred, and upwards c: c years Clerk to the Magistrates of the former place. HK d^r", Vas occasioned by over the railing of blambres stall rAbCt was left carelessly in the foot-path in Ashborne on the everi4 of the I Sth November. and striking one of the hook: im t‘e foot canted a mortification to take place. PRIOR OF ail Red. 81 it SC4 81 tat. Coos. shut 1 per Cent. 98! 98t f 5 pet Ct. shut I.g. Anus. itiff 11.111 KS IfiISITSDAY. 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