Star. — London, England, 1817-03-26 00:00:00

I 11\....+-- ,-- -.IL /out • CORRLSPUND-NCE. The following Rnswer hu been received from DPVer to a loan., challenge sent by Paster. which has excited much attention in the sporting - - " Tom 011ver, with complimeo•s to Mr. Painter, informs I him, he has received ►is most welcomed challerge to blew him. Oliver certainly cannot reCtu.e to liigi t Mon on the day appointed.i, but rcque.ts it to be nniercool, be will not fight for a fusses cake tnan 6100 a able, iudepen len , of the purse which may be thought proper to 1 e given by tile Club• - . " Oliver 2 ' 30 begs leave to inform Mr. Paioter, be agrees to bis own prop. -Jai, that make it a stand-up fight, in a twenty. four.feet ring, at hat init.uie time 1m0.% eon each round; and also the place to b. appoint( d by Mr. Jackson ; and if it meets his plea sure, (which it does mine must un.xceptionsi.lv,) to deposit the whole rakes in hi, hinds. 1 our early answer to the above terms is requested, in ostler that I nvy apprise my friend to came and make a deposit. They v e ither meet /DI at my house, or I will meet you and them at Mr. I h•eric; Belcher's, in lioborii, at kis. " Petitristree - , W,stritinst , r, std March, 1817." " Mr. Painter fiPs to inform Mr. Oliver, that Navin; waited spot Mr. Jackt.no w:tit tha ab.ive rep:y, it is contrary to the roles of the Pug lottc Clab , t ..;;ive a punt. of twenty-five guineas %lieu the battle moon, 2 , lll)trit; to ClOO. • " Castle Tavern, March 24, 1817." MiIitCHIONLSS OF ABBIWORA'S BALL. In splendour and taste, the last excelled all the ethers. It was on Monday night that Stratford-place put on all its attractions. About 300 leade!* in the Fashionable Wctld attendee. Lancing commenced at halt-past eleven with the Leijerk Waits , led off by the Count de Boataeu.ss and Lady JuLtA. Gone.— Next followed— Count de CADA NIAN - - HOD. Milli PAL[. Captabl D'Esra - • Lady HARDT. CONDI ST. ANTONIO - - Miss CAN HOG. ALaaawON FINCT Lady GIDNAIIIIIA PRATT. Mr. LANGTON • Lai (vlllll.O rT/L GaAIIAN. herd ARTIIIUR HILL • • Lady CATURRINI CoROON. Mr. rams • . . Moss FITZCLARINCR. Mr. Hoes Simmons - Miss FITZROY. Mr. CM/LULU UIIaYILLII Miss AbIZILL. Mr. Zeoscustss Lolly Suave grout. About midnight the PRINCE REGENT arrived', ac companied by. the Duke of CUMBERLAND and Sir Gotta OtiettLinr. The PRINCE was met at the toot of the staircase by the Noble Host, and conducted to the Ball room with the usual etiquette. His Roam. Hionsgss, it was remarked, looked uncommonly well. and was in high spirits, and conversed with the Ladies duting the time he staid (upwards of two hours), with the utmost affability. The Supper took place in the Middle Drawing room. at oue o'clock : it consisted of every delicacy, provided most abundantly, with the addition of the most costly wines. Covers w,:re laid for one hun- dyed persons. *Fte table was decnraled with a great variety of fanciful ornaments in frame-work, among which was a Gothic Castle, said to be the model of the one submitted to the inspection (.Ithe PAINCI RE MINT a few days since, and by his ROYAL iIIOISNIUS approved. This castle is intended for the illustrious Duke of WELLINGTON.—Among the company were Prince tSTEItHAZY; the Spanish, Dutch , Bavarian, ancrDanish Ambassadors, the Duchess ofLICEDS, and the Doke and Duchess of Someassr. Earl Paacy has taken the house which Was latterly occupied by Mr. Davisow, in St. James's-square. It is furnished in a most magnificent style for his Lord ship's residence, on his intended nuptials with Lady CIIMILOTTE FLORVITIA CLIVIt. which will take place immediately atter the Holidays. The Hon. and Rev. Ft 121f0Y STANIIO7I4 who met the severe accident which occasioned amputation of his log, by a tall from his tend im, in the neighbour hotrd of Cambridge, on Wednesday last, is recover ing very fast, and will soon be removed to the man sion.ot the Hon. W. W. Pout, at Wanstead. • The Monument votetl by Parliament to the memory of Admiral Load C 4LLINGWOOD, and ordered to be mie . ted in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, is now coooploto4. The inscription on the Monument details the various actions iu which the gallant Admiral was engaged. Tiesdpy se'nnigbt an alarming fire broke out in soiStrititemenu belonging to Mr. liuuterr, at Old Aluegord s occupied by four poor families. It was oceaslotid by an oven being overheated to bake swims kread, theliantesof which communicated to the thatch. Fortunately the names were subdued, but not until the remises were totally destroyed. ••Notsdai afternoon-a-fire broke out in a cottage at Eiees Wortliy. near Winchester, which, communi clinks with an aejoining dwelling, both were com pletrify destroyed in a very short time. NATURAL ii‘ssonv.--One of the greatest euriosi. List ever brought into this country, is a remarkably film coal-black young tiger. now on board the Java, Capt. Howes, recently arrived in the River from Bengal. He is so ferocious in his manners that no sate can approach his den with Out danger. He is con fined in a strong -iron ease, and is about twelve months old. It is supposed the Captain intends him al a present to the Pantos Raaaar. The Captain his also brought two very beautiful buffaloes : they were likewise very fierce when brought on board, but during the voyage have become more docile. Inuflosvions.—Fuou THE MAINE, MARCH 10.— N For some days past all the waters have risen in I terrible manner on both sides of the Rhine..and that river it s elf has reached an uncommon height. It is aboist the same as it was at the end of the yes, 1800, sail the mass of its waters has so much increased, that the ‘staller rivers which flow into it cannot find sweat. and consequsntly rise. The Kinzig -and the &baker, are, however, not quite so destructive as sltey were two months ago. The Rhine threatens to *sal through several dykes. The alarm bell has kespiendy been sounded in the communes about . 7414, sa order to collect people to strengthen the Raise ay kes. Hitherto the danger has been averted, sae:bride of boats at Behl is still standing, and the enmtisumcation between the two banks is still open. Bik freak the left bank we have the most melancholy am:oasts. The rivets there have every where over Sowed their banks. Great ravages have been cabled *bout Strasburg, by the 11l and Brausch ; all the fields did Orden round Stiasborg form one great lake; all die tenets OM the river ate under water, and the ooasisonitaties kept up by Mats. The 11l has done s ot dassagw about fleidditstadt, several pep. su ns. tads qualbaty . of undo have perished." eastus. DEvom. Muitmtn.—R. rug,* was convicted of the wilful murder_of Mary Vincent, his wife. This trial cad ted great interest. It appeared by the evidence of the prisoner's son (4 boy about twelve years of age) and his niece (a girl about ten years of age), that on morning of the 6th of November, prisoner, after , .ashing himself, came down stairs, and threw the towel into the ashes. On the deceased observing it,' she inquired the reason, whereupon he caught her by the hair of her head, and also struck the boy. He was going out at the kitchen door, whin the decea sed threw a britsh at him; he returned in about a minute, and then knocked her down ; she calltd ton ' a murdering rogue, upon which he took a knife eqit of his pocket, and stabbed her several times; she die.l immediately; the boy ran out and gut assist,, ;ce, and the prisoner was secured. A surgeon was c.llrd, who proved the wounds to have been the cause of Iter death ; he also stated, that the prisoner hui, for some time previous, been taking a quantity of meni cioe, and was occasionally in a desponding way, corn. pl4ining of his health, but he never discovered any *symptoms of insanity. YORK ASSIZES. The tai it of Michael Pickles and Jdin Greenwood, diarged with the wilful murder of .Samuel Sutcliffe, Heptonstall, in the .West , Riding, (recopied the Coon from nine in the morning mail three in the afternoon. The Jury, without a moment's hesita tion, tound both the prisoners—Guilty. The prisoner* reveived sentence of death, and were executed on the Monday following, and their bodies given to .the surgeons for dissection. The conduct , of these unhappy men was becoming their awful situ ation; they acknowledged the justice of their sen tence, and died penitents. On the 4th and 6th of March Michael Pickles made a confession, wherein he stated, that be had lived at Northwell for fifteen years past; and John Green. wood, the other prisoner, and be, married two sit ters. John Greenwood lived at Wadsworth and on Thursday, the 6th day of February, 1817, he came to his house, and they agreed to go together the same, night to rob Samuel Sincliffe's house, wh o w as an ' old man, aged eighty-two. Aboot half-past twelve o'clock in the night they went to his house, which was about halt a mile distant from where Pickles lived ; Pickles went in. at a window, and wasiollewed by Greenwood; and when both had got into the house, Samuel Sutcliffe (the old man), who was in bed, called out ‘• Murder I" Pickles then went up the stairs and murdered the said Samuel Sutcliffe, while John Greenwood was plundering the house, and keeping gu:ad with a gun ; they brought away with them two Bank ct England pound notes, one guinea note of the klalifai Bank, and two pieces of cotton calico. Greenwood made a confession on the I , kb, correboratiag the facts stated by Pickles. He ac knowledged himself as guilty of the robbery, but not of the murder. Wednesday ✓oi4* liked well was tried for riottng at Sheffield, um the 3d of December last. The prisoner had beaded a body of about two thousand people, some unit bread upon , poles besmeared with blood ; Kith thtse bloody ensigns they paeaded the principal streets ot the town, from time to time commiuing acts of outrage, said creating consternation amongst , the inhabitants. • The Jury Sound the prisoner Guilty. and he was sentenced to be .eonfinsa in the Cush of York for two years, and at the end of that time to find seen-, city' for his good behaviour for five years, himself in £lO, and two sureties in 410 each. Dusumra.—At Phiipstown Assizes, March 20, J. Csais and Thomas P.' Lamm., Eeqrs. were tried before Lord Noasuev, on an indictment charging them with the minder of William White, Esq, in a duel at Sharavorse, near Burr, on the 20th of Ja nuary, 18161 the former was the principal, the latter his second. They were very actively prosecuted.— The Jury, after an able charge tram the Learned Judge, brought in a verdict of Acquittal as to Cooke, and found Laurence goilt7 of Manslaughter. Arvessnso EOCAPSAFROII NIIWGIATI.....A prisoner nvned Bows, who had been capitally convicted and reprieved, made a curious attempt to escape on Mon day evening from Newgate.—On the exclusion of strangers from the prison, or rather the prisoners' friends, Le Roi, nos of the turnkeys, bad his suspi. dons excited by a very tall person in female attire, who was one of the first to get into the inner yard.— The dress was a black gown. and a boooeing French bonnet. Le Roi communicated his suspicions to the principal turnkey in the lodge. The Ls 4 made the attempt to pass into the street with others, when Bishop recognized the features of the prisoner Bowen. IHe told him be should not like to act ragatted to a 'lady, bet it was his duty to detain her. Bowen was formerly valet to a Noble Earl. At eleven o'clock' at night he was seat of in the caravan, with twenty six other convicts, for Portsmouth. With the creep. tan of two or 'three, these men were all respired from death, and a shoe, hardened 'est have seldom' Iran i sent oL RUM IS Sr. consequence of eeriiike Gentle Men giving information of their having liege attacked and forcibly rehired of their property, the Vestry of St. Giles' s tuned peremptory orders to au thorize the watchmen to apprehend all women found loitering at the corners of the streets, as it is through their means stolen property is generally made away with, as well as all had characters. To put this or der into execution, some 6f the most active and ez pelienced officers, comprising Roberts, Furman, Clarke and others, formed themselves into a body, and with a numbsr of watchmen sallied out SG Sun day /II the short space of fifteen minutes they apprehended 142 prostitutes, whom they were exact ing to the watch-house, when they were attacked by a formidable gang of thieves, armed with Wass who in a abort time rescued the prisoners, and would, in all. probability, have murdered the watchmen and officers, bad not some of the most respectable pa rishioners come forward and lent their assistance. Ono watchman, named Crawley, who has lately made, himself very active in the apprehension of 'these nil bins, was marked as a particular object of their ven geance, and was most brutally assaulted. O ne o f the villains was apprehended, most dreadlully lace rated, and lodged in 'the watch-house. On Monday he was taken before the Magisteites at Mailbotough street, where he was immediately recognized as a highway robber, and committed to prima. LONDON MARKLPIT ) Xi ßea 25. Coritsr.—The sales of. Cotton since our last chiefly consist of East India descriptions ; the prices of Ben gal. and Surats are 4 .d. to td per pound higher ;•-• the greater proportion of the Former are reported for shipping; the purchases are estimated to exceed 1400 packages ; the particulars are-25'J Pernams taken at 2s. a 2s. Id. 185 Mannheim and Sallies 231c1. — small parcels of Suriname and Demeraras, the formtr at 2s. the latter at 2Sid. a 2s. and ex , :luaive of .duty, 400 ordinary to fair Surats were taken at Ind. a 15td. and 500 ordinary to fair Bengal. at l 0 d. a 110. The 'trade pay much attention to SUlAti ti:e shipping houses have lately taken the Bengals extensively for export. It is expected the next sale at the India House will be about the 18th of April, when 9000 Sengals, 700 Surats, and 500 bales Me dias Cotton, are expected to be brought tomer& Sudan.—The demand for Muscovades continued limited during the whole of last week; towards the. close several parcels were taken at prices a shade lower ; the holders evinced some anxiety to effect sales ; the greater proportionof the supply at market continues to be of the inferior descriptions .; the strong Sugars command higher prices in proportion than the other qu aities. A public sale of Ihrbadoes Sugar was brought forward last week, consisting of 173 blids. 3.4 tierces ; the whole went off freely ;—tbe white, being in great demand fur grocery, sold 2s. a Ss. above any previous sale; middling white 88s. a 911. good 935. the yellow and brown dirscriptions also wart of with briskness at the advance of Is. a 2s. and the former generally 81s. a 82s. the latter 725. a 755. one reaorn mentioned for the briskness and the advance was, that no supplies of Satbedoes Sugar may be expected for some months. The market this forenoon has been particularly heavy, and every description of Muscovades, with the exception of strong Sugars, may be purchased Is. lower than last week. There has been a good demand for refined goods, and such hes been the limited supply, that contracts are made for parcels so be ready two or three. weeks hence ; the Refiners have, however, lately been wor. king freely, sad the purchasers anticipate that the market in a week or two will be abundantly supplied; tine orders from the Continent for Refined bugars continue extensive, but very limited as to price ; ge nerally below the currency of this market. Molasses have been in steady request. The demand for Foreign Sugar has not been so extensive; the prices are little varied. Correa—TP.tre were three public sales of Coffee brought forward last week, consisting 01452 casks and 1103 bags ; a great proportion was taken in for the proprietors ; the quantity sold went off at prices a shade lower, particularly Jamaica Coffee ; lor 432 bags St. Domingo, good ordinary, only 68s. 6d. was offered ; though it is reported a pact was disposed of after the sale ac 725. This forenoon a public sale consisting of 60 casks 412 bags Dutch went off ex ceedingly heavy, with the exception of a lew lets, or dinary broken at 655. I3d. the whole was taken in ; it consisted chiefly of fine ordinary and ordinary middling ; the prices at which these qualities wets withdrawn were 755. a 765. 6J. the *wand was ex std ingl languid • the Continental markets being still p o r ted much below the London, and the ex tensive orders in town continue limited to prices much under thepresent currency. COMM 2iil4.—Tbe Act of Parliament, dated March 17, 1817, continues until the sdi of April, 1820, an Act of the 52d year of his prawn Majesty, to regulate the separation of damaged front sound Coffee, and to permit dealers to send out y quo,- tity of Coffee, not exceeding eight pounds weight without a pelf nit. hum Px - nvistolvs.—Beet continues in regular de mand i Mess York more enquired alter; prevenient in the currency has been realized. Bacon nnvarted. The Butter market is heaVy. Tosacco.—The shipments direct from America having been reported extensive, and stocks are stated so considerable. that the prices contione to be quoted considerably under the currency of this market 3 the only sales reported since our last, Are a few low Vir ginian at-prices lit 1e Val ied. Rust, ISUANDY, AND flottautts.„—Since our last there has been a very considerable request tor export, chiefly for British America s the purchasers, gene. rally have succeeded in obtaining considerable parcels of Rum at about Id. per gallon lower, with the ex ception of fine Jamaican, which are - comparatively scarce, and may be quoted a shade higher ; last week above 800 puncheons were delivered from the ware house, of which about 600 were for export. In Brandy or Geneva there is no variation. Tea.—The prices are little varied since the sale by the East India Company ; the news from China has nb effect whatever on the market currency. Rtes.—•There is little variation in tou prices of Rice ; Carolina 465. a 48s. very little Lib, India at market, the prices nominal'; for a parcel of Brazil 40s. was asked. HEMP FLAX. MID TALLOIVaTiIe prices of Hemp• and Fla n *se lotto varied: Tallow is heavy. The letters lately from retersburgh state tka Exchange about Iq. Reduction of West India Dock Rates, to com ' mence oa Monday nest, March 31 Sugar to be reduced fres ad. io sd. per ewe.—Coffee mid !grog from is. &I to ad. per cwt.—Cotton from as. at. to es. 4d. per cwt.—ne and Wane hoot id. per gallon, and Is. per task, to id. per game oa=f.. --Ginger from be. sd. to 3,. per cot.".l'intento from as. td. to ss. per cwt.—l./pomade front to gs. per ton. A letter from Berlin states, that the new plan of finance is completed, and that it is founded on the principle of introducing as entirely uniform hind-tax throughput the whole kingdom, from Memvi to the Moselle. This land-tax is to extend to every specks of . real estate, provided i t b e , w h at is called in Ger mars, istaweeik property. • Its annual net produce is to be taken as the basis of its annual contribution, which will be fixed by the average -produce of the last tee years. Of this net produce, one-eighth part is to be paid as' an enamel tan, which, it is calculated, will bring in twenty million* of dollars; six dollars to ,a pound sterling. Is seidis as if the Government has the wise intention, lot, to introduce an equal bod-vas into the whole kingdom, that there may be a basis fat s amfoom representation t so that the choke of Ole Deputies 'set he masted by the saute law and Id the sum sumer fee the cities as for the cowin g helm Zadeglittert 10 Troia. PROM Li& mid lira cAZLPT7Z [Thla Gazette contains an Address of Cong - ztu!ation tci Prince Regent on his escape from die late atrocious atttn.r. its his person, troth the " Society of 'true Highlander::" 't • written in the 'engine Galin tongme, headed with thi: , " Fame acquired by Valour, the Triumpa of True flighlanderi,' ond is signed by Colonel A. %Induct:it, of Ciergairy. 'I tie Gazette also contains Addresses from the Llesteruiec. of Dauffinire; from Inverlochy ; and fnan the Freeholder, of Sutherland, .ioScotland ; _ . - Albti from the Counties of Roscommon, Leitrim, and Sligo, in Ireland ; ' On.: from the Palish of Paul, in Crnwar ; one from the Pt or Sheffield; and one from th 4 E: El sh J• an:el at Rotterdam 1 I.et ter. of Co-gratulatiii” were presented le , he Ptince %lent on Saturday, at Carlo, f louse. Iri.nt the X.'figs of 5p2;,,, Novi ria; Denmark, and .eeany, by th. it respective Amba ,- st/Ors. The Prince Ryden , has Conte; red the holiritr of Knighthood= Lieutenant Steele. of the Marbles, and a Ltetnenant.C•lonel in the Spanish service; also on A. W. Crichton, Knight of the Rus tho Orders of St- Anne and Wiadimir, and of the itul. al Legon of Honour of France. BANKRUPTS. - William Carter, late of iraiiberryinurr, near Stevenage, Hens, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 29, Apr' 15, and May 6; at eleven, at Guildhall. Atiormes, Mr. Cleardey, Mark-lane, London ; or Mr. Rooke, jun. Hereford. Richard Naah , late 01 Kingston upon 1 halves, Surrey, seed crualia-, dealer and chapnian, April 5, 1 i, and May 131 at tee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood Canterbary-sonar t , Southwark. James Marshall, of King's Head.court,Newgate.street, Londdh, wholesale linen-draper, dealer and chapman, April I, 5, and May 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Chrishep, Child's place, Temple-Bar. eJeorge Pag er , late of York-street, Westminster , plumb er an d glaz!rt-, Sealer and chapman, March 29, Aril 5, and May as at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 011 Lani, k.art.strer, Black friars. Sidney H. us en, late of Nottiagluar, bill hi ober, dealer ant chop. niaa. April 7,8, a: four, and May 6, at eleven, at :he Hying Hone inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. Eritieid and Welts, Nottingham. Alexander Muir, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, April 17, at the ISew Elephant and Castle. Pontefract, April 24, and May 6, at the Black Bull, Goiters:4 at eleven. Anomie', Mr. Evans, Hattou-Garden, London; or Mr. Carr, Gomersal, near I.eeds. Robert Parker, of Manchester, victualler, dealer and chapel:2n, April in, 11, and May 6, at three, at the White Bear Manchester. Anomie., Mr. lit w.tt, Manchester; or a ir. Ellis, Chancery lane, London. Thomas Marsh, of Liverpool, spirit-dealer, dealer and chap:yin, April le, 19, and May 6, at one, at thu Golden Lion bin, Li. verpoiaL Atternies, Messrs. Cartwright and Firliow, Water. street, Liverpool, or Mr. Edward Coester, Staple Inn, London Edward liepct te, of the parish of tJLtng.wits , Fieretatishere, dialer in woal, sheep, and pigs, dealer and cnapenau, Alin' 1, 2, and May 6, at twelve, at the I.arcon lan , kirornyare.-. Arturnies, Mr. Taylor, krathereton btakiirrs, k:o.hurn, L'Jh. don; or Mr. Dangertield, Bronayare. Edwar.d Matthews, of Chester, Nadler, Sealer and rhaptilan,Aera 25. I'S, and May 6, at eleven, at the White Linn Attorniet, Messrs. Philp( and Stone, Hare-court, Tesip!e, Lyndon ; or Mr. Pinchen, Chester. William Steevens. of Bristol, coal-merchant, dealer and chap. man, April 19, at, and May 6, at two. at the Cominerval Koons, Br.tuL Attornies,tviessra. Soso/ and lohnso-, Eieg's Beech Walks, Temple, ; or Mears. UTOWI aid Wigan, Stephen...tree, Bristol. Thomas Baines, Preston, Lancashire, coal-merchant, April 11, and May 6, at twelve, at the George Inn, Preston. A t . toenies, Mr. Wintle, Johu-street, Bedford row, London; or Mr. Smith, Preston. Thomas Lee, Staperthill, Derbyshire, dealer and ehapmli, March 27, 23, awl May 6, at eleven, at the three Queens Inn, Burros-upon- trent. Attornies. Sir John Fowler alai Mr. • Lowe, Bvreaa.upon.frentl or Messrs. &owes and Criwburi, Temple, Lend. a. Robert Wright. Egharn, Surrey, Innkeeper, March 29, April 1, and May 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, bitten, Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildlngs, Westminster. Jahn Sphere, hUnningliani, linen and weollera-draper, April t 7, la, and May 6, as twelve, at the Swau Hotel, Birmingham. Attendee, Mr. Egerton. Graft inn-square, Loudon ; or Meals. Spurrier and enreby, Birmingham. James Beech, Stone, Staffordshire, linen draper, April 2, at Sc-, 3, and May 6, at ten, at the Swan Inn, , tadurd. Anomie!, Messrs. Angle, and Wright, loner 1 egret:, London; or Ale. Sacker aun, Stafford. John Penni' Faulty, Great Yartnon It, halter, April 5, at too, 8, at ten, and May §, at four, at the Norfoht !tome, Norwich. A iturrets, Mr. Itackkam, Lora ich; or Messrs. Wendus at 4 Het away, Ci ancery-lane, London. ' " Robert Dr;w, I:radruuch, Derovat.ire, merchant, April lit, 19, atm! Mat 6, at tile Old Lon.lon Ilin, kaetcr. Attranles, Mr. &talon, ISt t.rad- street, London; Or Messrs. Ilruttots and 14,11, Exeter. George . 1 odd, Neweastle-upon-TIM, ipl , it-merel:ami, April 2s, and May e , at eleven, at the Tart Flutrl , Newc.as 1 yne: ziturnier , Mean. Rain arid North, Temple, Li.- duo; or Mr. Brown, Newcastle-upon yLe. Samuel (tome, Wendlebury, Lizturdiitire, viqualltr, April 4, 5, and May at eleven, at the Yuurr o , K. ()uric.. Attu' nits, Mr. Taunton*, 0 sired ; or Meaarc.L:l:utarla ud -Ctiancery-lane, .ExLCU'llUN.—&atur.say, Gage Non*, :was gregoe, ared 2t, was executed near %Vito:Lester, comormably to his semencr the last ess.tzes. This utifintunate young nl2ll %V At. a native .3f :chidden, IA that county. atoi was roisvic,ed of Saving waylaid, violently assatil•ed, and rub . a.sl, no the 7th of January last, at kotherfield, in Ike parish of Last 'aged, Mr. andiew Coq, front whose employ he had recently been shscitarged. ' , rent the time the decision of the Jad6e was made known to bun, he fitly admitted his guilt, as well as the justice of his stnteucc• fie entertained Ito hopes of mercy bang Mendell to I in tins world, and ha °My mixt") , appear. dto be haw he miAti: .t prepare himself for another. Ht sorrow a..d coins:Lion, ;:..t only on account of the crime fur w:ocit 6e ,inheres', but tar numerous other errors ef his pa n t litr , was Arum) , deep and sincere. He conducted hims,lt to the ion moosent with becom ing resignation, and left the world supported, we trus t , by a ra tional hope of mercy through the all-suilicietit merits of a crOti• bed ktoecuest. iii 4 rHs. Sunday, at Ramp's, the Lady IOISfr lames Lake, Bart. of a .daughter. Thursday, at Hytke, the Lady of Lirotenatit.Culoncl &eh, Royal Engineers, of a sot:. At Ronde, on the 171 h inst. the Lady of Colloid Oliphant, of Route, of a daughter. Tuesday sennight, at Kincton Church, Lieutenant E Y. Will., Royal Marines, late of Lis Majesty's :hip I.ante, to llii•s Pratt, daughter of Mr. l'homa• Praz:, of Quern-street, Potses. At Port Glasgow, on the 18th ins , . the t.ev. David Landtho. rough, Minister of ntevesmou, to Margaret, youngest 411.:gh.e: of the late holes M‘Lei.l., E.Z. merchant, Port G10m.% DIEV. On Tuesday morning, at Newbold Pacy, in the County of Warwick, Sarah Wish:wick, the wile of William lilac, 1.. q• daughter of the late Thomas, and lister of the late John Wish:- wick Knlghtli y, Esq of Offehurchbury, In the same county. Feb. 20, Mrs. Helen Moir, rclict et the late Rer. Wm. Mir. minister nt the. gospel at Eyvir. At Eatbadoes s un the 4th Dezember list, Lieutenant Chula Shaw, Royal Artillery. Monday, Caittaln Llghtfont, of County plate, Kent.road. At Stanwiz, on the 16th Inst. at the advanced age of 79 ye" William Wnolmar, Esq. of the General Poet 09icr, Loodoo. perintendatit of Mail Coaches. Carlisle, and Stuveyor for that district, which office he has held feor upwards of $0 years. Oct. 19, at Plena Leone, R.O. Hogan, LL.D. Chief lattice of that Colony. lie had been appointed to that *Nation is t he mouth of March last. bluets IS, Mrs. Kay, wife of Mr. Dayld Kay, Amount/nit Glasgow, and her sun David, of the booping cough, 00 thlP g " sadists Sabbatb. MGR WATER TO MOltll.o Ai Al' LONDON SPIIIOI. Morning - 18 nno. after 9 Afternoon . 1.01t: 0 1 3 4 4 : Priem:4 by LirvirL - Kenr, Plast-Mcfp Pa &ar s au4 at dm at4r-Ofica, 7'emplel4lllo I • • t• re ! 6t lent vs- I ac I in us- rro r, 'ad kYs ed- en, nd (To uld lig iri s cr. le, ;