Star. — London, England, 1817-01-01 00:00:00

I .; " anseersew=snrg=l/111=11ppeci===., tries - he worked . az Deptford, scijnetlasta at Black. fill, an - doonsetinses he went dawn TAW. I did • not ;et Raines Until ab-ut tour or five years ago, when I met him at Chatham. He asked bow time, . were at Derford ? t replied very bad. He told • me if P•d;go to Chathansi , 5h01.14-Aet a living there, and thafl 'should have priri of his, boat if I could get WlJney'io bny things to bruin with. I accotopanied e :ind worked with him a god whtlr i but finding that ••• it would not answer,. I came to Rotheritithe shout "'three or lout years ago. Raines lived at Slicker's. hill I was not then married to me present wife, whose name was Gardener, she has been present when I spoke of the murder. I went to a Chymist's 'in Butt-lane, and got sume stuff lur my arm ; I did not chew it tNany person. except int wile, and my 'arm was never set. .1 believe when Hatton. Raines, and the other lett m..; they went awa.j.' together.... We p eked up a worom at the BI icklAyere Arms, and she went down t h e road with Os : she was with us when the Gentleman was :tipped. but 1 did not see /Iry afterwards." liaise: ( who was apprehended in conseq•tence al the informailha . given by the last witness) was then; put to the bar. Mr. Kteekiner told him that - Giddons had Wren"-, torily sworn, that he ( Raines) was not only coo. cerned in the murder, but that he was the ,person . who had first suggested the rubbery of Lieutenant Johnsory The prisoner asserted, in absolute terms, his entire innocence of the charge imputed to him. and 'said he could prove that he had been industriously employed from the age of 17. He admitted his acquaintance • with Hatton, but denied that he had ever bees vi saged in any act with him, or any other person, of winch he hail reaihn to dread the consequences. a' If," added the prisoner, " I was accused of rob. bery, 1 should not feel as 1 now do : but to be di rectly charged with the foul crime of murder, is 'more thaa can well be endured by any palm- bewai l man." ' The prisoner (Raines) did not througbotit the ewe., Usination betray the slighest agitation &inn this wai not the case with Hatton, who turned pale at the. mention of Lieutenant Jobason's.niwne. The prisoners underwent private examinations at the New Prison,Ckrkenwell, beforethey were brought to the Office. Hatton has been sent to tbs House of Correction as a place of greater security. The above is the extent to which we are at liberty to go in the preseht stage of the investigation. It is • . needless to say the prisoners were sent back to prison. IHe RIOTS. . MANUOW-Housz.--Yesterday morning the LORD Mixon received a letter lrom a Clergyman and Magistrate at Northampton, stating that two snspi. ciuus characters had entered that town, and had been beard to declare that they were concerned in the late riots. They were in consequence apprehended, and edansined before the Magistrates, when they each acknowledged they were “ in the thick of the mob" at the Royal Exchange on the 2J of December t and from some !wilier remarks that fell hems them; it was understood they bore arms on that day, and afters. wards tarried them into the country. The Loan MAYOR having consulted with the City Solicitor, instructed Mr. Hnsuut to. return such an answer to the letter as its contents demanded. Ifesler.—This man was at.length brought up t• be bailed, and the parties who took upon themselvelk the responsibility were, Mr. Thomas Hasrison. pee. of the Cock public-house, Graftoomitreet. i sobo, and Mr. Richard Angel, grocer, of Prince's. me t Newport-suarbst. The former periOn had been pteaiostsly approved as eligible by the City Solicitor,. and the latter was now interrogated by him and by die Lord Mayor. Ks stated, thatie kept a small chandler's shop, Itadernerally paid ready mousy for his goads. He clofessed that he was in anear of payment five quar ters of King's taxes, but said that this was 'the fault . of the Collector, who did nut demand it: ip also aeliaciWledged that he was indebted to hie landlord foil two . quarters'.renti but this, be. likewise stated, was not ialled for 1 . and he assured the Lord Mayor house, far exceeding in called upon to swear iyment of his debts. He policy of insurance upon -t the County Pite-Office. be occasionally made independent of his bn proßt. whether be Was se upon what principle he that I have been much Meg that he had been about," I came forward 4 1 between the City So the bail was accepted, ' ;ago sureties of rif.so. 100. to appear at the was set at liberty. drayman, was then brought up, and underwent a final examination, when Charles Griffin appeared, and gave the following evidence : 4, I *as witness to the mob which assembled before Mr. eckwith's shop, in Skinner•street, on the gd of December. The prisoner •WPS (14 of the foremost, among them. He had a broomstick in his hand, and I am positive that with this he was the first man; who broke the shop windows of Mr. )lackivisb. Pre vitals to this, a man dressed in a drabAreat coat, an- i - „ will not' raw Eser:', •31, leveed descrit them ibed) felt it his duty to CORM* him for trial in default of bail t and desired, if he procured the latter, to give the necessary notice to Mr. Newman, ip twenty-tour hours. The prisoner was removed in custody, The Louts Karoo ordered that two double barrel led guns, a carbine. and.pistol, lately lodged at the kdansionrhonse, should be delivered up tit Mr. Beck. with. A musket also, which had burst, was also given to that Gentleman. This piece, it appeared upon brioi proved, was discovered to have been loaded Oa eight times the ordinary quantity of powder. ft was discharged in the Minories, by a man whose tinier wu carried away by theexplosion; but the Officer who witnessed the transaction w.s unable to secure him, engaged u he otherwise wrs at the moment. It is now said by Old Watson, that when he was stopped by the horse-patmle at Highgate, he and his companions mistook that olficet for a highwayman, and on that account 'endeavoured to avoid him. He asserts, that the patrole, when he first came up to them, called.triern gentlemen, and apologized for his coq duct; but s:iid, as it was such a late hour, he must know who they were, and where they were going ? to which they replied they were going to Northamp ton. The patrole observed. he presumed they were mechanics ; they replied, they were, and were going to Northampton to seek for work—and at this instant the patrole saw the projection in Old W.tson's breast, and thrust his hand at it, and discovered it to be a pistol—he theft said; . 4 Y•iu d—d rascals, if you move I will blow your brains out." Fomotar.—Telassiu Sewer was finally examined, charged with utwring as. true. i draft for £57 ss. Upon that house of Barclay. Tritton, and Co. bankers, purporting to be drawn by Mr. Card; of Broad-street buildings.--The prisonefhad had an offer made him 'of leaving the country for life, if a 'prosecution was not persevered in ; but protesting in the most solemn manner his innocence, be preferred being sent before a jury of die country, and was fully committed for trial. Wostsum-snigt.—.Mr. John Hilt of Old-street- 1 wad, WAS finally examined on a charge of intermar• .tying with Anne Walker, whilst his first wife, Ca thefine Lawson, was still liiing.—Robert Cloves, the clerk of St. Mary's Parish, Lambeth, produced the book of registers. and it was ascertained that the solemnisation of the Owner's first marriage took place in January, 1788 —John Harrison, parish clerk of St. George's, Bloomsbury. produced the registry. of the second marriage to Ann* Walker, on Sunday morning. the 28th of February, •J OB. Robert Monday, hutches. at Battle-bridge, proved the so lemnization of this second marriage. The prisoner declined saying any thing in defence. His son, by, the first wife, a very senteel young man, proved his mother being still living. He appeared very much affected, and remained with the prisoner during the examination. The charge being clearly proved, the prisoner was fully Committed for trial. Bow-sTeen,....Yesteeday Nears Perlin:. a lad of genteel appearance, about 16 yea* of age, was charged with stealing a Eye pigeon frOm the shop of a poulterer at the corner of Hampstead and the New roads. It appeared, that the pristinee went into the poulterer's shop on Monday evening, for the purpose of looking at some pigeons, and after be had gone out ( the one in question was missing s he was pur. seed to his father's house, but streauoesly denied the theft. At length he confessed it to a servant of the proem:tor, and restaged the pigeon. The youth ac knowledged the fact to Mr. Bolus, and stated that be could not think, what urged him to the commis sion of the fact. The prosecutor humanely declined pursuing tht matter any further, and the pawns: was discharged, after receiving as admonition from the Magistrate. Edward Mendel, charged with a highway robbery in Essex, was brought up For re-examination, sod re manded. PEDESTRIUSISL—A mile was done within ve minutes and six snoods, on Monday morning. b a baker named Hatt iagt ni t in consequence of a bet of two pounds of steak., and half a gallon of porter, made oo the preceding sight. MAGHITIC Negate... The statement recently im ported from Petersburgh, of the juice of the onion destroying or changing the power of the magnetic needle, was shewn by Dr. Viructesou at the last meeting of the Bath Literary an d Philosophical So: ciety, to be unfounded. - - A few evenings sinee'Ti — s Mn. Cerrino, of IGeorge place, Holloway, Was returning home ht a cart, through the Lower Road, Islineon, about half past sir o'clock, she was stopped by three men dressed as sailors, who robbed her of a basket of linen and other property, with which they got clear off. Wednesday the prisoners confined in Perth Tol. booth, who are very numerous, formed a design to beak the prison, but the attempt was frustratedb ° Monday es'oolight a amber of convicts for trans portation were coueeyed through Belfast for Carrick fergus Jail, in two. carts, under a military escott.--. Among these were Joseph Medan, the niuslin.wea ver, convicted of being concerned in the dreadful outrage on the house of Mr. Francis Johnson, in Febtiary Wednesday night; a ire broke out hi a japanning work.house. in Jobs-street, Glasgow, belonging to Mr.. DRZW, tinsmith.. Before the fire engines could pusdbly arrive, the premises were nearly conwmcd. In consecluence of the sudden thaw on Saturday, and the rain which fell on Sunda) and Monday ben night, the rivers-Clyde and Avon well swollen to within a foot of their height . on the 12th Mar c h, 1782, covering the berths. to a great extent. About ten o'clock on the Tuesday morning, the wooden bridge' across the Avon, opposite to the estate of Ross, was swept sway by the impetuosity of the -stream. A ''Coasseleiabile number at- sheep have idso peen swept away by the current. A new and dreadAd instrument of war was tried on Wednesday last. at Chailliro t and thee:peat:mut' completely succeeded. It is designed for the purpose of annoying en minty entrenched before a fortified gown. It.coniiists of a hoc, or barrel, filled with gee. bades, and abased with powder snscient to bursti the barrel, and scatter its okker Content's. The foss of this machine being lighted, it was rolled down the 'slope of the parapet Ude the trenches, wheire it ex ploded. and threw the grogodes in every dimities% bud iniii;ure in his ho aniiium the sum which be was be,onta worth after the paymes pestdoced, in addition, a poi* Millais. for £lOO, made at tio In Conclusion be stated, that la beeps foe a ikft. Barry, which. is • aintes,'Ofoduced biro a decent c Illfirisnao /faros inquired quintad with kicaper, and upt cametbriiard to be his bail Mr . ! Angel.—l cannot say thi acquainted with him, but serial tantalised and knocked abou voluntarily: l . 4fler same little. consultation Leiter and the Lord Mayor, the and the parties bsvireg entered i eaclt, and Hooper himself in dl ensuing Sessions, the prisoner w: Inflow :Gtemsell, the drayman swilling the 'descripti9n of Hooper, but I will not Val be, erkd. out to the mob, 6 Follow me— g, it and as scamee the place was broken, several persist ((wee of whom I have already described) embed Is, reined the fire.arrns, and brought them earn to the mob." LOAD Slam said, thajudepeadem el this antlig air eidesee, there was enough previously to p ot she - on ht trial at least fOr the misdemean- our, owl sited Gunnell whethe: he had any defence evniurket-. oeteetL-1 denrever having touched the win• dewi q( . lk . pabwoh, or having used fire-arms. A nivel*,7rats. 4 entsaiskly given so me by a Gendeousn. imirapl.ntreet, but I delivered it up spin. I,44mMeircek-milon do not' deify that you aervie4 eisful io neskLen day is Psi . k tal 1.0 , 41‘. • 11e1,44 Kona then inhumed him, list se' LONDON Mdf Mien, DECZMBER AL , . COTTON T —The enquiry for Cotton considerably revived 14it week, particallirly fur the. ErJzil descrip tions ; the ttade were the only purchasers ;—the sales are estimated at 1800 bags-600 Pernams fair 23d. goosl quality 2i. 460 Maranhams and Bahias ad. a 114c1. a small parcel Bowed: at 19d. The y East India descriptilns met a heavy sale on account of the extensive quantity declared by the Company ; the Bengali were a shade lower ; 4OO low Surat% were sold in the house at 1 IV. 300 Bengals at 101 d. a I!4d. " LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 28.—As the stock of Boweds and Orleans Cotton has been getting into a narrow compass, there has been a good enquiry this week far these two descriptions, bat in other kimis ' eery little has been done by private contract ; prices remain without alteration. Of the Cottons brought forward by auction yesterday only about 400 were sold ; these went off steadily, viz. 275 De nseraras at 181 d. to 201 d. for very inferior to fair ; .21d. to 2241 for good fair to clean and fine, ave raging 21d. per pound ; 107 &abash*. at 1S d. to 19d. and one lot at 190. 19 Bahamas 2(4d. to 21J. the rest of the Demeraras were withdrawn, as the prices offered did not quite reach the valuations of the owners. The other sales of the week consist of 1020 Bowed. at 171 d. to 19d. for inferior to gocd fair, 191 d. to 200. for good to prime ; 480 Orleans, at 191.4 for good lair. to 31 id. tor good - knd one lot' prime 221 d. 330 Pernams at - 23,14. toVs. Cid. 280 Maranhao). at 220, to Md. WO Baffles at 2'4.1. 30 Pleas at 211 d. to 22d. 340 Demerara: at 20J. to 23d. 15 Bengals at Mid. to 15d. making with those sold by auction 2296 bags. The arrivals have been considerable, say 6733 bags, amongst which are about 1500 from Charleston, principally of the new crop, and 1947 from Bengal." Suoaa..—There have been no Muscovades on shew since our last until this morning, when considerable interest was excited by a report that a very extensive' distiller had been privately offering for large parcels of Muscovades ; In consequence of this runwqr, the holdeh in general were not inclined to effect sales, anticipating that so unusual an occurrence might be the consequence of sob). information ;respecting the stopping of distillation from Grain ; there is no doubt that in Ireland and Scotland the probability of the stoppage is very prevalent, as the pressure upon the lower classes, from the high price of provisions is excessive, and where good bread corn is absolutely scarce ; the quartern loaf in Dublin is Is. 90. Itt lonsequence of the reports we have alluded to, the holders of Muscovades were asking higher prices, and as. the trade 'hewed no inclination to comply with sty advance, less business was effected than would otherwise have been the case in the first of the day ; towards the close of the market, there were rather extensive purchases ; one house alone sold hom four' to SOO hhds. the prices may be stated fully one shit. ling higher, with a much greater and general dispo- titian to purchase. The total sales in the market are estimated at 2000 casks. Early in last week there were several purchases made in the Re6ned market; the holders were asking prices a shade higher ; the request has since subsi ded there is no variation-in the prices. There were no Foreign Sugars on sale last week ; this forenoon, we believe, no sales of any description have been effected. Corral. —There were no public sake of Coffee du ring last week ; the demand by private contract was considerable, particularly for Foreign and East India descriptions ; there were no sellers unless at a farther advance of Is a 2s. per cwr. several parcels, were re ported to be taken at the improvement we have men tioned. Inn Pnovultoxs, itc.--Indin Provisions and prime new Mess are •till in short supply ;It is particu la►ly scarce the trade continee to make inquiry af ter the descriptions we have enumerated. Bacon is without variation ; the Buttcr•market continues in a depressed state,•no material decline in the prices has, however, been submitted to. TOACCO.—There is no etport at present, owing to the season of the year r several parcels of Virginia Tobacco reported to have changed hands, but no al. tendon can be stated in the prices s the holders refuse to submit to any depression to facilitate sales. Ott.s.—The demand for common Oils appeals ra ther to increase ; the other descriptions arc on the dkeline. Linseed Oils are a shade lower on account of the very considerable imparts of Seed. Rics.---The prices are nearly nominal : a confident expects:lbn exists that Government will take off the import duty of 20s. during the present high prices of provisions Rum, BammT, AND HOLLANINL—One or two par cels of low Jamaica Rums have been sold at a small depression ; the other descriptions are unvariel No sales of Geneva. Brandies are declining ; the busi ness effected has been very trivial. EPITAPH MA IKI MG. ••••• Some years since, a Mr. Dint son, who was Provost of Dundee, died, ankrby will, left one guinea to a person to compose an epitaph upon him, which som he directed the three Executors to pay. The Executors. thinking to defraud the Poet, agreed to meet and share the guinea among thi:m. selves, each contributing a line to the epitaph, which ran as follows : lit. Herr lies Dieksoo, Provost of Dunthe Off. Here lies Dichsoo—hers has he. The third was put to k fur wlong limo, but unwil ling to lose his shariof the guinea, vociferously bawled Sttocattxo ACCIDSNT.-•••As a gill of the name P. Nckwer.t, servant to Mr. Goodie, Leather - lane, w as assisting in washing early yesterday morning. in lifting water from a copper not set, the Ere cori.mu-1 Molted to her clothes, find she pas in a few seconds' one blaze of fite. tier shrieks obtained her assis tance from a fellow servant who was washing in the neat room, and who poured cold water upon her.— Tbe poor girl's garments were literally burnt off her back. Medical aid was Promptly afforded her, and she lingered yesterday afternoon in great agony. An nnfortunate accident hippened yesterday on the Surrey side the ' Thames, Deaf the Waterloo. bridge: By the breaking do‘n of a scaffold six nun were dreadfully braised.. They were conveied to the Hospital. 'i FROM LlAir NIGHTS C, Thii Casette oodtes that the Prfree Resent ml9tion to lioutenam-Colonel Artorrmy, ugnia of the Royal Portuguese Military Ordur iword. KRUM RETORWD TO IMOTO in P 4 Worcestershire—The Hon. H. 3 Lygon, v now Earl Beauchamp, called up to the H. BANKRUPTCY SU PE.P.:•EI Henry Northam, of Langton, Duller, fartu. BANKRUPTS. Thntnas Marsh, of Liverpool, niercliatit, 3J, SI, and February 11, eleven, at the well, Solicitor. in Drury-lane., I.lverptol Bardswell, Drury-lane, Liverpool; or Auttin-biars, London. Francis Ferreira, s.f Bell-court, Walbrenk. January I I, 111. and February t I, at re ri toriley, Mr. Hackett, blew -court, b street, Imudon. John Dowthwalte, of Maidstone, Ktnr, eluvtrfit January 4, 14, and February I t, at ele.en, dun. Attornies. Mr. Nelson, Etter greet, or Mr. Wm Jefforys, Cha hams, Kent. Nicholas beer, of Mudbury, I/otos:shire, ilrar-r, January r. •• and February I I, at eleve;:, at the Kin.t's At rte inn, k I;•rroi.t Atttbrnir%, Mr. Charles 1.0 smoore, Red Lim:-..iluare, Louis./ or Messrs. Andrews and Sou, ltiloebury, Devon. William Ohorenshaw, of I..ramingtosi fringe , Warsekksim bookseller and stationer, January tI, 21, awl February ii, ten, at the Waatalpack lets, in the Borough of Warwick. s'i• amides, Messrs. ha atter and Bow ker, Furnivars lain, Fiwberii; or Messrs. Greeoway, Warwick. 'fbumas Lea, late of Ltverpool, non-v-scrivener, Janeary 2t, eS, and February i i, at fire, at the King's Arnis, In I..iiicaorr. Atternies, Messrs. tsdl and Broilnea, CFe Lomital. Janus Hawker, late of Birmiegliatst, builder, lantiny 14, ae, and February 11, at ekven, at the Crown fiats , in %Vona Attoruit s. Mr. Watts, Symould's Inn, ; or ls'ake*...l Lung, Uproa.upou Severil, Joseph kJ:lms Lewis, of Northampton, carpenter and jo:ner, !. k Si, at five, January se, and February It. at eleven, at • r Angel lain, Northampton. Attoraiki, Mrs&re Nn:. thaniptitio ; or Messrs. Hilly and King, Cuptk..lbcourt, I les‘. mortotintreet, Louden.' • George Henry Thompson, of Great Yarmouth, Noraulk, ha.ut and fish. merchant, January ltat I i, and February 11;at at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. A ttoariu Messrs. Steward and Palmer, Great Yarmouth ; or Mew.. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Peane, and tluot, Frederick's Pus-, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Gilbert Hordern, of Sbeltrin. Staffordshire, draper, 50,51, and February I t, at tweive, at the Vane lan, Stall4 , l. Attornies, Messrs. 1 / a x, Sun, and atephenton, Dougtity-sure.;, Loodon ; or Mr. Joho, Shelton, Staffordshire. lobo Fields:a, of Liverputil, blucher, lawn y Y 7, tm, an 4 Frh. 11, at elcveu, at the George Inn, LiveriluuL At:urteet, hi% John Williams, Liverpool; Messrs. Men-v.o'4 and fewli.!, I.iverpool; or Mr. E. Chester, tiraple•lassa, Lyndon. Henry loam% of Disbop-creet, Coventry, ribbon- masiufacturr:, hamar ) , 7, I t, and Feb. I I, "at ieseivi , at tloi.tllia'l,Lort,... Attorney, Mr. kyles, Castle street, Iltinnslislitch. Robert brew Audis son, at Liverpool, merchant, January /9, and Fill. a 1, at one, at th.4odice of Messrs Aram) and 1.4., I i. ,, nver-t.treet, Liver - pont. Atternies, Messrs, Avas a a and Wheeler, laverpool. Chratoeher L aute, of Norwich, merchant and brewer, Jar. in, I a, and tab. 11, at four, at the Alias.'. Iliad Inn, fsurwicb. Attorney, Mr. JuLu Skipper, liauk.street, Nuroolni. George Brooks, Of 21.11gdull, S 4 *lariat, Ille• ruler , January 16,17, and Feb. it , at eleven, at alto George inn, Si.. ptun AO/3.-w Attorufts, Mesa's. King and Luton, 114,11tard-row, 1-uuJun; Or Mr. Maskeil, Sheptain Mantic Richard Wigan, of &elation Cotton - works, Dear St- Helens, I,ao. carbine, eottun-manufacturer, January ere, a s and fail. 11, at one, at the George Inn, Daie s reet, Lieerle.ol. Atiornses, bird, Casale Unch, Liverpool ; or Adlington 1414 Gregory. Bedford row, Loudim. William Mosley, now or late ot Derbyshire, farrier, dealer and chaptaas, January tO, a 1, and Feh. a a, at tievsn, at tile George Inn, Derby. Attorney, Mr. AI, ander. Carey. street, Lincoln's 1 to, London; or Mr. Cantrell, King's New. ow, soar Derby. lobo Labia, of the Pbeenia Brewery, Bagnigge Wells,Middleser, brewer. dealer and chapati, January 7, .14, and February I a, at twelve, at Gulldlial. At:omits, Messrs. Lee and Town, bend, '1 brae Crowd-square, Southwark. felitscis Willeocks, now or late of eross.street, Islington, dust t, merchant, deafer and Chapman, Jan. 4, 11, and Fib. 11, at ten, at QoiWkal4 At. arnica, Measre. Dub,* anal hu , sus, Bouverle-strett,Pleet•atreet. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. January eat, William k.rnee, Church-row, I encriursh !urea% eneraineu, at eleven. January al, John Chilcott Webb, R Lush - sees t a. fiersuendery-sueet, tithounger, ai ten. January gS, Jut. Kirkman, uovrer street, builder,, at eieven. January /8, Juin and W 1111203 Naish, bdwarststreet, Cavendish-square, glut stainers, at one. January i 5, Ibumas Marra and Richard Ni cholson, Barton mid Glaniford Briggs, Bankers, at ten. Jan. vS, Nathaniel Lawrence, High !'ambler -street, Upper Thames tiara., publican, at oue. January 115, Thos. lye and Matthias Pea: ce, Little tastcheap, provision-merchants, at one. January 30, iet.n How, Brentiord, victualler, at ten. January /5, Andrew Panel, floe. Gill, and lames Brown, Old Gravel•lone, Ratcliffe Hi L way, soap-manufacturers, at twelve. January a, John Atkietaa, Cruachen-iriati s tuerchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to he nta.le in the COUNTRY. January ta. Witham Di :Awn, I.lv , rp.Jl, merchant, at one, at the George, LAserpool• 3411uaty 27, atichari P:xt, Cueemii, bookseller, at 'wets*, at the Craven ial:IIS Hutcl, Corcutti. February 4, Wll3. Kirk and Wm. Ilrough:or, Leeds, merchan a, at ricer's, at the Court House, I.ecds. January !!7, ii. liughtl, Worcester, hatter, at eleven, ac the &hire Jun , IVerceater. 3a. nuary SO, Milian' Graham, Carltsie, merchant, at eleven, at the Duke's Head, Carlisle. January 25, Juhu Gray, Crest Driire•id, farmer, at ten, at the Real Lion, Gerat Drillietel. Ammar/ Si, Samuel Redding, Cobwerl, butcher, at elee.u, at the ?Inns/ et Feathers, lae4hur y. February 15, Wm. Chas:lL r, ihrmingbam, grater, at ekeen, at the ‘Vouq. ck, Lintunghant. January 1 , 0, James bill and Wm. Liverpool, niter:Mama, at owe, at the George, laver; uol. January 21, John Lanham, Birming ham, bhut-inaker, at twelve, at the Cagle, Bamtuglaam. Y 5, Frenues W) khan), Faititigu and liatibm7, slut ..laer, at the Itedl.lors, D.mhury. January 41 , Airha airnmel Fetkie.„ Dranicute, chtese-lactor, at skim, at Use Loots Marl, Nut. ilnenaus. cEßTlnexrrs, Ltstuss2 21. r►rcw, Brnigw.iter, coat-la-m:4er. Samuel J 11, Burgos., Hold, tanner. Peter Alerr7, New ,tre r. lacentan. Joseph Gregory Mattis, Brktul, cultoteinAnufac: Isaac Tulalos, I.ivespool, ship.clenuiler. James toter. •• brontwich, banker. Groiv- flitch, Lllelnr.tord, drape•. Wr•.. Ansell, Wantage, tar.uor. l'humai mariner. Benjamin Green, Nallord, victualler. Great Wakerii.g, surgeon. Lazarus (7uaway liaruttr, ham, upholsterer. Lilt • Monday st'unight, at Cagy Cot:a Ile, rear Pettit, the Lady of a cmel macJolindt, (.Iy, of a aim. Sunday sennight, Bins. Eyre, of thef he7ttre Royal, Edinterdh„ of a•datight..r: This infaist is bum u:klLr v. ry 4, IC .9 . 4 !stances ; for its father, the Lire Mr. Eyrt, ditd in .4111 14-1, an his widow is now leL.with the weiiluy charge 111 a fmittiy tJ eight children. I Gdzi2r l r. terent has ranted p r. C.B. to we, Ott der of the Tower sti mattAittyr. vier VIKOIIM Elm+ i0,.0e .31 ?esti. EDEO. inter s to to Afire of 13:•.?.:;•• rlttentieti, r Mr. Johti t, London, tntre!•• , ::. ri•rc, at quiPliali. .3 itum's•lane, elletrtn /1,4 en, at r;i.tiltilie:;, • eet, stra nd, 1)11 , 1)„ Dec. 28, at Cainherweli, in his 63J year, George Forster, Y. 4. of the Navy Pay ()ace, Dec. 26. fn 61st. year, Eiwar.l Swann, Lg. an active Ma• Ovate of the Corporation to Not tittetain. Dec. 26, at the Hyde, near Ingate.tone, 1:0e:, his ;1 FL year, theltev. Initu Dl•tiey, //RILL OF 61 ()CR. ' S YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 219; lndia Stock 3 per Ct. Red. 6:1; LI i Ina' Bosnia 19 14 pr. Ditto Cons.-- (nip. 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