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• • LINgS, ARpuissza To MISS 4rowisToss. MANS; 011 fat LEMMA MIT. 1817. , . ;'• • . Plekkisimukfidlislikatid l 4' Maine nynsph a seven la tabs Aed briebolleers a llosetyll slake Detlarespasssit yew Wombs! }!Ales wry of Heaved, 1104 4 ;et t • R O C ; _ i _l;l2' And be wise bows be Werth 417, Declares Mang year Valsadasi e;v:ctir Peak Fancy se del tit cpt !Me.. • May.tell yea many s panty *kw 0 91; • Asa chars tow Intining ear in 11*Isisycl • • Do Truth abbe Origins asy ky, .• • Akiblds my lions reseonslie say • • - That Love silan'ebeir year Vtiravvdel s Aed eery we wiD Wilmer Aloe Oa like wise is Veleatbse . , 4' LAW 4 147ALLIGLWC1L • • COURT OF OF etteixellit?, FEBRUARY 17. JAW** e. so noted.. 1 . This Cause came as at the Roth, fonforther di rections and :obsequies cats. Masterreompbell had kin directed by the (hurt to• enquire whether Jule . Reyes, daughter of John Slaughter, hue of, Neirmasim, grooas , deceased, diekandwhichofhis read Allem- mitalliving at her deo teienlyiektrhedier' Ratite Her 'eftalte mad. John' Slinighter's Will, was wheelies be survived-tee sail Master Cotsroot.r., by hi. Robert Hayes went abroad as .. , makes it 1781, on board the Nonsuch, and iseWell et , Port Royal Hospital; Jamaica, i• '''; Muir Ilie Naval *action of the lltth Ar . ihich . action the said Robert Hayes was , &rime appear that be wee received'inuethe said Hospita: add the said Master further stated, that he 'had ad teethed la England and • Jamaica respecting, die said Robert Hayes, but no claim bad been alai l in consefLuence thereof : and the said Melees walthis- maid, that the said Robert Hayes — the bait of corresponding with his relations' a - friends is 'England, preVicus to and - w• t niciati l / 4 01, Jane, 1782 ; but since the ti dine . bid been heard respectiog him : Mid the .1. . curse` Itlittlxl to the Court , drat At ought id be ends'* these circumstances, that ;(h! Ma id cher . kt,aev ditaiin the lifetime of the sdlfi Jiitegiliiyet. Ma. Taowita and Mr. MUZILAY were fif Counsel for the ' _plaintiff, and Mr. Btu. for the defendant. . 1 ,.' His Honour, Abe Manna of the Rolm, coofirmild thb Master's &Port ; and directed the. fund in Court (which bad been locked up to- enswer Robert Hayes claim, if any) to be divided amongst the =children of Jobs Slaughter living at the of his delight*, Jape -Hayes. I .COURT OF JUNO% MICA FEBRUARY v. • Tin EMI Ir. HATCHAVD. 401411raltallbilWetineat against the defendant, • god paMlibieg a libel in the Tenth ' the Ableandesamiee. ' The first count . , dieenteat eharged diellbel to be 6. of and seiner' ' gentlemen, the Aides-de Camp of Sir . . geleittlilMeat ief the island ' ,-..• ,ssoslV, owed maw charged the *teen,- inteniSeg to vilify the administration of testi* in, .the Island of Antigua. The libel set out in the In adman. was to this Act t-0 The Directots of die . MOOR litatitadoo are •alsointonnstl, that *bole a yeas sets, the following eireoesstaeos occurred is the Isloodof Antigua: A ,Gentleman. who held 'the eitaa ties of Aid-de-Canip ib the .Goveenon Sir Jams . Lei*, having mierely can whipped a negro woian o) his silo, who was regimen die laid her complaint 'befoul the Governor * who'bunomely attended to her - story, and dismissed.* with some money for bersslf. and a aote Ail berciwoer. Instead of teeing, his Es - cellency's interference , in.good part,. the Gendenian ontbe anfartionatemomen an *Miscast somber of ladies, and diepatehoda nets to Sir JaidesLeith, who. ill ctiosequence, ordered his Secretes? 16' Wolin the WOW. tWit . ilie AlUos Leith had ocictunbet *twice. fee his franca. Oa the receipt ofi this afitratiatios. - - the Gentleman dressed up one of MI illrelidys in ) • - his own uniform, and mounting him biSiiiVoil aos,Atis- Jtt.hei bins with as insolent note to the Governor. euvesafterwastis indicted kr cruelty, at thecepreu . Meleessif the Goteroor, bet the. Grand Jury sassed to Sad the bill." . Mr. Serjeent Barr addressed the Jury on the ads - chimes tendency of this libel. He stated. that it ilills - wholly laws in bet without the kw shadow of truth s !mid had 'reeked such' indignation in the i bland, that We Council and House of Assembly, on its reaching Antigua, pad unaninsoosly amid that a peomentino should be instituted againit the author. • ' , A asotiseems seined Horseford, the Attorney-Go-, .. ~- - Midiesielead of Antigua, and one of the G0,ik,,..i ,ik,,..i .. . . durism the period alluded to by ins gelled, Red positively negatived all the . ant. - • ' 114.1 =ititt defend -- 4. . . - „, - .1s . ..g aP, desired ttes awl mind ' 4 0 „., ' :they thought tbat sty bel th alloas to 11 :1T it Into d - 4 or in eri:ne tb9 . * And ali ta bor sselloalb . t by saying fhe illse a % her good Imp show on dig they Meant to Lek goanksboio modest la shp • doll of the sieb. ifillitiludea day lea. ile, added. that Oho ono twat by the Uhei at in give them his Wow, whisk bowever; asp wive am bound to pdifte lio gam k shone thee Abe VW dirt •OW to coloassime the *gide bade, sod do- it um Mae* so impeach the fileaadleTt i te . administradenuf dae . criminoliestice of ibe - • The keporlatist bedtinien, said they adopted di* 40 1 0 4 bh LesideMrs aad•foosif die defiedocre4 • woof the Ant asalast moats of the itammest. _ . • • - lelieellenou To FOl5lO noels. . • espzm i tligh hijoi the leildlretion of sea* a lt a l ..._ P MINNWow. 1815, Mr. . ~ mrcompsying two off; a ti ghi pap il • .00.4deghter of the Rev. Siaipm, %stied 11,0000% so the Whispering aolki l i s ilf iii• !km' . Mr. Jess refused refused to pay Tboopente sho Wigan a Man sum of m one y, iiebich indleinanded with, treat rudeness , as his right far *owing than the lidects of curiosity in and about the Lictlerr; led is kenteqtteties the Verger locked • -- . • *Sit till the Nos Ittivolsi s iss ee sisal s after far false impri derseanding'ibat another pi Mr. Jessopp's suit, p Jessopp not being pinned Isis own action; Berm _Thompson, _at Goatiltell, last Easter Ter lie Sisided his came As peil. and after corn MS midi enacts eloquence eh: the impositions - lieed.V.in i dividuals employed, to stew curiosities the blktropOis, the. Jury gave a vert4it in his fay with.4so &maps. A day or two after this 4, Datuseey, Cassell for the defendant' isbtaiOna.p enn inAliew came why the verdict shoul d not be mit esullegl d tbe ground tlmt the damages were exceesise? On. Tuesday East Mr. tessitpp attended in person; to thew came against the tole. The Court, after bear ng hint at great length in support of the verdict, db. , lashained inanithoOsly in fivour of Mr. Jump?, eel Pit ida was dismissed with costs. • . OLD. "'MUM SESSIONS. • Weibsesdaytheneliessions commenced. Jawsuirrrip and Meares,/ were capitally indicted for stealing three. books, value three !Whine; . seven* _ itakulg Pawn - and seven Si. Bank. tokens. The prosecutoe walking up Milken oa the 26th ultimo, whew be; was hustled by putroners and the property tablas from him. Lanes, Mary Lowe, Guilty- 1 Death.—llawes; Acquitted. Yesterday Jei_iyth Fdli wits pat to the bane addliffiving forged and uttered as true, lt than to be forged, divan false and counterfeit n With illttillt AO ;deltas/Abe Qevernor and Compan the Bank* Ealiteite:.• Tbe - prisoser pleaded guilty to the minor off df flOriog Al* the sw i m, ..k.efies them to forged; ew . eurgoestly aa snits. of COort. • * Therms Parrefewie also Charged 'MI a. Maar ofence. autkpleadringolity 10-the lower Chain. Swish, alias Ssokherfte 4 Was capita. for breaking aadesterlog, to deeds ing.bouse of Tbootes North, ited a silver watch, vette forty' eiolllll Ake- " 1 . Goilty—Deatb. • • capitally ferg* t h 1 - idiom • km. •••••libia gaillo 4 11'110.'4110lb, tee*, end a vitality Of iie - arligVaird, the pro feeetiof R. James. - 'Me prisoner lodg ed in the house Of 'ids. Ellis, at i Islington, and slept in the same room with the prow cuter. In identifying part of the clothes; the prem. cuter said he knew them bemuse they were re icif, and in potting a value upon two shirts, one of which cost Ms. two years ago, and the other Mho was not enabled to swear that the whole of the vowel was words forty shillings, and the prisoner was found. •ksilty of larceny only. The following w ere also found guilty of felony, vie. T. fleddetiosu he dealing various articles of apparel, !hi propeitf of J. Liters; W.-Evans, for stealing • a Or of those, the property of C. Goulding;, Ann Sink, for stealing asaw and other ankles, irm ar petty of T. Ware; Tt Hopkins and R. Wil for Stealing a coat, the. 'of ll*. 5•11 tl. fist: ftle stealing forty-aix posed, ofMay, the prapeity of W. Lintott ; G. Lea, fer iludisg a carcase of maw ton, the property of H. &ekes ;J. Newton, for steal log a silk handkerchief, she pr perry of F. B. C. Wallis; fiery Ann PaSSIII. for sealing several pair of sheets, the peoperty'of L. Israel; and J. Baker, for stealing two ponds of mutton, the property of lisanaah Sterile. H. Haise4 and *. Mrs *ere indicted for stopping a poor pedlar, wised Macdonald, on the high-way at Harnmersioith, and stealing from his person two filices of cloth. •It appeased" that the poor pedlar, who was oa his Way to the West of England with his little traffic, alined at a public.house in Hammer smith, hell which be was followed by the prisoners, :who assumed the character of officers. They dragged .ftim through a hate to their Own losigingt. ant the . polar of ered to grvs them his little all, or his mo ney. to save his fife. No violence of consequence was used. There was no proof of the intentions of the prisoners to rob, and they were acquitted. .. ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES, FEL IS. Tun tuna sh JOHN suintAY. 19(1. The prisoner, a respectable landholder residing in the Isle of Ely, in the county of Cambridge, was In dicted under Lord Ellenborough's Ant, for wilfully and feloniosisly firing of a loaded pistol at G. Smith; on Aar beioaging to the Sheriff of the said county, while in the mottle° of his duty. Mr. Bu.a being specially recanted on behalf of ' Saga . , desired the witnesses on both sides of . cout,:Pol i ght leaie the Court, which was agniid to. i YftimranD, for the prosecution, opened the . gs„ pad Mr. Hair stated th e following l'erise wzr94;•..l l he prisoner being lately in gasbag r catomptances, and his It `y in danger, re.. tired, to **choose of his deter, Ws. Charlotte Bor- 1 ton, who lives i s March, in this Isli;,lor the settling 'of his stairs. The went thither *ith his follower, to ftelente a at '* suit of MIL' Ma thews, against hint for a iessiderabikruns of money. They reached there Arent halfwit frittr in the Etter, noon, and had an intervicersittic the pima, _wit* ~;~ them, eayintis *at if they did net ;m -ote the house, he would get assistance out. - They then went ,down stairs, Barton that theithad artiste,' her bro. that he should not go. They then left returned again between ten and eleven Atte evening, with about twenty more, and forced - the back door off the hin7es, by w..ich they entered the house and proceeded up slut i j they entered a room which was separated by a partition, when prosecutor cried out, we roust first move this partition " The prisoner immediately demande• who was there and what they wanted? and mare that he would blow the brains out of the first that approached. Prosecutor immediately wilted for.: ward, eiclaiming, 4.. I am, your man," and struck the past:mer several times with a thick stick. Priso ner thin fired, and prosecutor ran down stairs,- ex claiming, ‘. I am titled, I am killed." Penciller was instantly secured, and taken to Cambridge. . • The first witness, George Smith, the prosecutor, corroborated the above statement; but on his cross examination by Mr. BARRY, acknowledgid that he did nat chew his authority till after the pistol was fired ; that he did not see the prisoner dragged along the gravel path, with his legs tied to a post chaise, which was about two hundred yards off, by near twenty persons, who owned that he pre them autho rity to secure him. Mr. Oakes, surgeon, living at Cambridge, deposed, that he examined prosecutor's side, w hich was very much blackened by gunpowder diicharged from a pistol close by the side, and that no- hard substance could have been in the pistol, ur he would have been mortally wounded. The case for the prosecution being closed, Mr. BARRY submitted that the evidence did nut supilort he indictment under the-Act of Parliament on which the prisoner was indicted, which charged him with feloniously discharging a loaded pistol at the prose cutor, which, in the contemplation of the -Legisla ture at the passing of the'Act, was a pistol loaded with lead, or some other hard ' , substance, whieli would kill or do some other grievous bodily harm, whereas the pistol is question was loaded with no thing more than gunpowder, -and could not conse quently come under the meaning of the Act, as a loaded pjstol. Mr. HART, in-answer, said it was of so flagrant a nature, that it ought to be made a special case, and hoped the Jury would return such a verdict as "would induce the Court to reserve it for the opinion of the Twelve Judges. Mr. &num tontended that it did not require the opiawn ut the Judges ; the question was of too plain a nature to leave room for the least doubt, end that this Court was fully competent-to decide it, and in ;his the Judge agreed.—Not Guilty. • Yesterday morning, between four and five o'nlock. the shop of Mr. JANAWAIf g Linen-draper, of ParHa mm-street, was broken open by the trick of cutting • hole in the glass of the top pane which serves to let ILs liet by a hole in the shutter, and by putting down limit; the rogues robbed him of six voidable and 'rich they had contrived to draw by one, as it is supposed they they were placed just before 'the The villaini had also hooked a • t4o well secured hit thean - t., I tiara eiThirrett4.--- AYRSHIRIL.—.FOIr three days no potntnes were retailed in Girvan, while a sloop seas loading with them in the harbour. On Satur day se'nmght, a nrimber of persons, principally weavers, mentioned this to the Magistrates and Mr. Tennant, an -extensive neighbouring farmer, the lat ter of whom immediately sent them a quantity of potatoes. On the Moraday, a Vessel arrived for the puipose also of shipping potatoes, and on Tuesday se'noight, when the vessel was prepared for loading, a mob of upwards of SOO men, besides boys, collected . around the ship, threatened to pull her to pieces if the cm* persisted in loading, abused the agent of the shippers, and finally succeeded in preventing the in tended shipment. The inefficacy of the civil power, and the want of military, rendered the exertions of the Magistrates to quell the mob unavailing, and de tachments of cavalry and infantry were dispatched to prevent a similar outrage. PRZURVATION OF PAZAT.—Reports on the advan tages retulting - from the use of Messrs. DNIKIN and Co.'s Patent Provisions, which will keep perfectly fresh for any length of time, and in any climate. f Copy of a Letter from Captain Simms Lee, H. C. S. Minerva. December 7, 1816. " Cientlemen—.lt Is with touch arigfaction I have to - speak those favourably of your Preserved Providone, that I too* ultit'l me in the Honourable Company's ship Minerva. Upon the henteward-hound passage they were in great nitwit with all the passengers, especially the Vegetable Soups; and I whit you every success with so lawful a moves of pnserving the heal: it of people • upon a imp voyage. " Your obedient servant, . To Meas. tank* and Co. SIMON LEE." • From Captain FALCONER, Commander of the Gang , * " Load*, October 11, Irate. lbsuismasu—Tine patent Provide* 1 had from you .on , my former voyage turned out good beyond what I could *pat ; yeigraeoe and douittt and irearraeLit Sours were excellent; mettheir carrealeoce raiders than a most desirable more. lend diastase thee& you to prepare the accompanying order for my• paean voyage fu the Ganges, which mark F. Cabin Stone " I am, Geadettien, your obedient. arrant, le To Messrs. Mukha and Co. " F. FALCONER.' From Captain lame, Commander of the Auspicious.' " Lando°, November 4, ISIS. "beIITLEI42II-611evkli taken a quantity of your Patent Pre served Provisions ore* departure for India In .the Grieeroor Rabe, in November, tote, I have to Inform you of the great malefaction they pie; sot r She waiters tarsal ser•Wd. Cu. dodgy smelted me ft briag berme two elfediem, roared and boiled beef; am of which 4 .oplamed al t e laimitant, in com pany with 'rim*, and have preatereldassien' In stating, is wain the high* Rite at preeervadlea t deli ether ear inter I sent sle my Meads in Me country, whisk will, medal% astonish them Meta they road he navels, vie. from Lade* Voiretovia ; from Ono*. Oressamy ; from duo to datum ; from Mao* Calcutta; Iris drinilmala again; med , lest of alklhmo theme t o Lon don. Melt pet up by you in May, toile , sad have palled wards 35,000 mem lo the warmest demates.' *Waiting yourdwidel &sap evaymmeess. 0, I am, lemma, your obedient entreat. " To Wiper% Decks and Co. " /AMES NEISH:' The btleati are preparedin canister, of 41b. to 4.01 b. weight each; thv Vegetable Soups in quart and pint battles; Milk in pints, Sec.; aJaocoacentrated Gravy Soup, prepared in small bottles; for making gnarls, pinto, and two.thirds of .a pint. Apply to the Patentees, Mani. VONKIN, HALL, and GAMMA Blue Andsr-road, Bermondsey, Sonth work ; or to Hr. I,,Baknoon, at the Office, No. 33, Lombard erect, Loodoa: • .DRORT:LNYE 7WE:fI'AP An immense auditnce was attracted witness the representation (.1 the 'nage, in which Messrs. KEAN' and Boom we+ for the characters rif the Moor and Lpio. Mr. BOOTH• was welcomed by thunders . which steeled to mark an ar•lions chitin:l4o add hen to the list of those whom public favour has lifted to celebrity and fortune. He corsimencod his perform_ once with great success. But as the lig advanced, •Mr. Boon( lost the high ground on wl.ich he h,,.t stood at its -comm , .ncernent ; and Va., compaisn which the audience were unceasinely called upo n to make, • was not very favourable to him. Hrs laze, however,. was upon the whole a creditable perform ative, •but it was nothing like what a too sarigniue pcblio had fondly anticipated it would prove, I t i s but justice both to him and to Kota, to say, that noble etertior,s of she latter to alert the paramount importance of Wel 19, and the splendid success Ni s h which they were crowned (for never did we w:i o ,,, a more powerful stfect.produced), added met% to the difEcolty of the task assigned to Mr. Boterti— With another actor in that character, the tug, of the evening might have been thought great, but, by :Fe side of KEAN, every thing that was original in thought, vivid in-conception, or brilliant in execution, on t!'e part,of logo, lost its impression. lu expressing these opinions of Mr. Berates performance, it will of course be understood that great allowances are to be rude tar the peculiar circumstances ender which he ap peared. Ott- a new stage, and among performers with whom he hid never acted, it culd not be t y,_ pected that his powers would be displayed to the greal:st advantage, and the manner in waici his nature an.i the late negociwdon with the Managers rf the. other House have been brought before the P!,t,li e , might ad tend to embarrass hie.), and (!trove in the way of complete success. MS then! exit, hoe. ever, called forth several rounds of applause, rad the Play was announced for Saturday, amidst the tumul tuous acclamations of the whole House. New Steven COINAOX —lf the Sale for the rr s•nt Lottery 'does but continue as great as it has been h , r several Dap 'past, we thick the Contractor must adopt the sptein pursued relative to the New Silver. viz. not' •to let any person have a New Ticket or Sla re unless they h..(1 an Old one, then tore those who intthd adventuring should be on the alert, as the whole Lotter! will he all drawn on Sr. DAVID'S DAy, Vilna NkXT Lady MUaGAN has been lOr some time a resident in France, for the pu►pose of writing a Work which is to have for i:s object the Present Slate of French Sziety, it its most general pint - of view. The admirably lannfei delineations of real life exhibited in her last Rive: sf g!' O'Donnell," induce us to look h.ru•ard sk oh some impatience to the perusal cf a spirited and aft;n6l:lg Work on a subject which has certainly nut ytt beta treated with the attention it destrsts. At one of the MIA "lucticns, a I. , :iling-glass was offered for isle. which was eul. &zed as possessing superior qualities. A Gentleman present sbreadly observed, I have a Bnotat home tcpral t;.; ski, Glass, and by which I can khave myself. The A‘tutliaLnieut excited by this declaration subsided, irpiri iteiving explained. that the Gt.lplein.in snide the r..t WARlttlei ilfgi r ant Blacking, which prod a,cp; a glziss ati4JUblit th" reflects equal to that el a Mirror, BIRTHS. •Peb. 14, at Coekaitny, the Lady of Captain Moulin?, R.N. ef a daughter. 'Fob , 2, at Edinburgh,' the Lady of Majur lames Lee, He of the Died Regiment, ut son. Jan 1/6, at Salton Hatl, Lady Eleanqr Balfour, of a daughter. Monday senuight, the Lady of the Rev. R. k2ote, of Audiv r, of a dans' der. Lan work, the I.ady of Drs pseudo, of Lie1 , 110..1, of a ... „ tilt, 1 1 11311UARY 17. Ifiestd. inwsoney, and seven al BAn notes ~ 1 Ls oattx. . ~ AL The vines, s liere nseenber&ef a Benefit Socially the KO" foal°, "h er I T, held at the heti* of th. PrreletQr' They lII# 'lmu l • Master ' eima P bt- obtruded' thennelvet into the room where the . apart to. enquire whether . • John gia ll oti, late uf Of the " y d . ° .113 ....G=. • 4.oooBale d h*Pe =f • iir the.. . " st o ber d ird e -a l ls i e l l Asit ich ' °t it ; :::..vime. parKliorsif, , , ' !,vas . shatiriL — wasiadictedfo o r as ti- 11 2r e i nk g e • k.,,irk...L.0,14, , !"11, 11 "nh...., .—, I n lati l Mtr i ptiota* Joan Cain stood Witte* far '" J ane -/ ' sta ted , a k . kheeking- and entering the dwelling.hnuse of Ames' i his Report ,_ ss' ..Tawn i e r , and mop" one copper boiler, a pair of d as a Priv 3 te ' * 4 seeking', and one pair of,scissars, value 20s. and up- +, sad was disthitgild t. wards , his propery.—Guilty—Death. —Daring this; dm to Junk 17821 tfter above triel, the Grand. Duke NICHOLAS was present. th April, ITN. ill *lnch jai Di v idl t , 3 0 4 0 • hill, James Dawes. and Ailif yes Was ; but it ditt ,_. vi a t ' Lows. were several indicted tor assaulting Williatis tiattethe said nosPnarl He bre and takifig Eton his person a silver Witch' ...a...A Is.tr Iva lisA Il 1133 To ' e tees pokkirliall rlitorae . Defused to bear after been& s slows' against tbsediately leave impriemuneet I btat thes 4 orrbilsbosti turn them Nether feller action was pendia* Med tiiidZblii. I it. StrFassely entfortaits d,intss 'her, who Mid tips satisfied -with this decirieir the boom, and tie% which eame on before I& o'clock .the Siff • Aka Oka. was capitally ;laded limo ,the mgues rob . - i tar ‘olo‘ ' .. -7 -I -j- -- - - -- ndant, kr the .. ith iterfrt dweltaarkettse *I a wootilii, Mimed wassiedi. 8 elegant silk shawls, whi poeftatkiak,gavitathing eleven itSankof Bilk . from the window one tr of the in. Dotes and. 31. tobOah dle.Ptiopety at gawai • I had observed how they Intro nino" Sir j ari t es M`Ginniu—itypitath. . . ... I . sb,op WA! shut up. TI 4.11 Lt.ta lfiirsaas . _ Alitio ., ~,w a. . - • 'tali '-'• .• - - ~. -.. t - ..4 6 11 piece, but irwas , Oa% ~ , •• • - ..,- • . --.-:--. - --....- - 1- , 'it tittraf, sithonf, --- , a r e i nd t bat, and itir. Ss. in isdney. the ProPerty of Jainits tore a piece out of it. t o i ` n th i s e s ' iti. Taibu*clt.-4. idlty•T-Dsids. - IeRT AT GlitiAll 111 - tots . PairDsossitlei kid !cud. foratialittm es tb1.146 no p o e n r oes were reta il ef the d list n; F ht to edy of 0:4 ( 4„, !te annntmcei On entering, s of applsese, MA ItRIEDI Feb. 14 6 at West Grange, near Edinburgh, lames Stuart, merchant in Greenock,' to Miss Amelia Linkman, daughter oi the late Captain ilfrahan► Luthinan, of the 55th FoOt. At Hourehill, nn the 3d haat. A. DonatJsou Campbell, El' : merchant, Glaagnw, to Miss 1. Maria Dunlop, daughter of Dunlop, I lousehill. Monday •enntsta, at Shalden, Lieutenant• Colonel Jchanna to Miss Smith, also ,i at place. Wednesday, at Si. Mary's, Islington, M. George Cross, jut of Clare Marlek l to M 145 Elizabeth , Cf ivroor, ofsane DIED. At Fitilorton Castle, m the lath tilt. In the 74th year of Le age,'Eleoutua, Counte-s of Eglimcn. At Bartustiots, on the ttOtb December last, a few days after LA arrival to join his regiment, Lieutenant '1 humus iViassie, of :be Queen's. - Feb 6, at . Paris, Col. Fenwick, commanding Royal Engineer is the south west distect of Hants. • At Newport, Isla °a Wight, Cape. Francis Cla k, aged 91. Wednesday se'smiglit, the infant daughter of Litdt. tirrtetd, the 2d, or Queen's Royal tegintent. Monday, at the house of her father, itt Janit%-ttreet, Wed. minster, Margaret, &tighter of Pa. rick Ctilq•if Jan. 29, to IsillerMis aged as, Jean Cider, trdet of 10.1 Gordon. Esq., Writer in itaidf. Jan. 12, at Stras:rarr, the Rev. Join Cowan. Mia;ster of tTe Reformed PreAsyteriati Congregation at that place, iu the sc!J year of Ids age, and I dth of hie ministry. Dec 9.i, at Perth, George, and on the 24th tilt. John Sfiett,la•. sons of Malorilin Stewart of Atholl Batik. Jan. 28. at Pastry, the Rev. James •econd mini-ter a the Abbey Parish, it, his 48th year, and the tech ot Lately, aged 74. Mr. James Well-, waxy years a lattl.:L: zealous servant of Winchester College. Feb. 1, at Peebles, Mr.Wr. Bruuton, in his Ind year, 56 WI Surveyor of Tates for that county. • Feb. 4. at V wakes place, Charel.street, Edgeware-road, Chrialiana Howell, in her 107th year. 'AI Clifton, near Drivel, aged 24, Elizabeth Margaret An': netts Ridley, wits of the Rev. H. I. •Priebetidary of d , :: - Cathedral. A new days since, at Plymouth, FrancisDouglai,Eaq. furter' Purser of his Majesty's ship Royal George, at Portsmouth Last week, Captain Gayner, of St G. orge's square, Portil He retired to bed in good health, and the foklowi: g mot '4.4 e. founds corpse. Saturday senaight, Mr. Hewitt, of Landpon Terrace. SO aea; and oa the following morning, Mrs. Hewitt, boa v;:ir They were :both interred in one grave, on Thursday 101 g Klngston. • .9.4oaSay se'onight, in the 85th year of her age, Mts. Bladaa, upward. of 50 years Landlady of the Dug inn, Bur e upock:tpisit., Mmiday sennight, in Cork, Mrs. Henderson, wife of C3P ; ilendtrefeivil' PRICE OF SIOCI Bank Stock 9.31 , 1 s tier Ct. Rad I A* Piaci Cum, ersi G. 51 6.. a per CCIIIS. 81 Wilt par CeOt. 9tr Kif OS l.g. Am-A. 17 9•18 7-161 3 YESTERDAY. India Stock 9:1 411 India Sonde ta cr. Imp. Aim. Exchequer Bent Con`. tor ace. c6t.o; Lo;wry 1 ickrts, £2 11"..., HIGH WATER TO 11‘011.11K111( .4 11"3 ,OT4DOIOI P 7l .- .el Morin; . . . . 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