Star. — London, England, 1817-04-09 00:00:00

LINES, YAM " THY CONFLAGRATION oy igoEcoW." SY Tel REV. C. COLTON. And last, to fix thy late, and seal thy doom, Her bugle note shall aeon& stern re.unt , , Shall grasp her I lighland braid, her plaided bonnet plume: From hill and dal:, from hamlet, !r•a:h, and wood, Ste pours her dark, resistless, ha tie•floods Breathe there a race, t at ittini tit' approving hand Of Nature, snore deserve. or less th!rnand! So silird to wake the lyre. or valid the sword ; To achieve great actions, or achiev:d—retard; Victorious in she conflict, u the vane— 'l'riumpl:atit it: a BVltss, as in a Be t tye. Wbere'er the bay, whi•re'.:r the laurel grows, Their wild notes warble, and their life blood flow►! There, Truth courts sc.:. 63, and would all engage, Lavish as youtli—experietted a. age; Proud Science there, with pun st Nature twin% In firmest thral.lent holds tiv, freest mind, Nifiti:e Courage re.rs his liathi rat giant farm. Rocied b' the blast and .treug•h4n'd by the storm ! Rome fe I: ant I'i-tee:um to their craggy rent • Tratarreti that titb, proud—Tl..! Norse of Man.... By deeds of has trd high, andlold eit.vrize, 'fra . t:'.! like their native eagle for she skies -11.1..w.i'd by t ti, tricongtier'd till they're slain, Wa!ls tit the trenches—whirlwinds on the plain. This !nerd accept front Albion's grateful breath, Brothels in arms! in victory in dead.! At Shrewsb , iry Assizes, Thcretu E 1,1141, of Tod!ey, lIV4b charged ai t h obtaining money by Cot(pgration, and %%.., found Not Guilty. The following is a cm;,7 of ow of the charms priduced by a witnesq: A t;:s 4:: 101 LOW SPIRITS, AND OVERLOOKING titIGUIOURS WiTII AN LViL " In notnine Patel tri and down t Spiritus Sancti may lo 45;4 f 4:1 ax Christi 4,24 in 66060eiir; t 95;5227 1.1 1/ (931n7 1. "'1 ctinniuninatun " be 50.....11 in tte spirt eull:r." At the Galwa) Assizes cams on to be heard, be.. fete Baron Surrn, an action for darnagts for false imprisonment, in which Mr. T. kenN, a shopkeeper of Galway, was p!aintiii; and W. LI TDELL, Esq. of Athenry, a Magivrate of that conr.ty, was de:enJant The damages were Paid at selUOU.—Verslict for ,6300 aort VA'S* George Fakoner a: 4 .: Boatio3N under sentence of death for a rape, etc..* suilir at Horsham on Se surday nest. At one o'clock yesterday snernuig thirteen deire rate characters' est aped from Chelmsford Ganl, that were cast fry deollt at t . ;e last Assizes—one ir. parti cular, of the name of lrilton, with •ne attn. who escaped uont the same gaol not long since. lie ex claimed in the Spread E.gle-yard, whvn he went to be tried* tb:se last 'Assizes, that no &eta should keep him. Sunday night, about el. ten o'cl uek, as Mr. Woe. Doyle W•l3 returning home from the East India 1)0a Tavern, lie was stopped at the tad of Cotton.stri et, Poplar, by a man apparently a coal helver; who loudly demanded hit moner. Mr. Doyle did nOk' immediately comply, upon which the fellow knockedP him down with a stick, and snatching his watch, ran away. Sunday evening, daring the absence of the family, the house of Mts. Mary Fendall, Robillson-sticer, Grange-road, Bermf:ndsey, was bri ke open and tot, bed ot several articles ot plate, jewellery, trinkets pictures, fool ing glas:es, and westing appard; to a great amount. Sunday morning, whilst the Rev. Dr. Rippnn was performing Divine Stowe at the Baptist . Chavel, Cartes lane, Tuoley-stieet, some thieves broke into his house in Grange-road, Bermondsey, and robbed it of plate, watches, .rii,gs, &c. to the value of up wards of £l5O. . To-marrow morning the prisoners who stand cum- Witted on cheiges of felony will be removed from the /cereal gaols in London and Middlesex Newgatr, preparatory to their trials at the ensuing Old Bailey saisioes, which commerce on Wednesday next. A fishing-boat hom Gosport, laden with oysters, put into'Shoseliani on Monday, in the hope of dis posals Of her cargo. Folding difficulty in the tale there, one of the area walked to Brighton to ascer tain if the Ireightege could not be di.posed of there. He kit Brighton soon after eight, on his return to Shoreham, but was found, about seven, nest morn ing, between Copper's-gap and the lb c!: public-house, .wab his skull dreadfully cut and fractured, having apparently walked over the cliff in the night, and fell from thence on his bead. He was speechless when taken op, but not dead. He was removed to the Rock-house, where he expired in the course of the morning. His name, it James Savage. He has left a wile and family at Gosport. Mouthy night Catharine Connor, nine years of ape, residing in Granby-buildings, Drury-lane, being left to take charge of her brother, set her clothes on file, by which sl - t was so dreadfully burnt that there are but•little hopes of her lecovery. A tire betake out in the premises of Mr. Driskall, Mount-place, Homerton-road, about eleven o'clock on Sunday slight. It was occasioned by The Legli genie of a gill, leaving a lighted candle by the bed *tie, alter putting two children to bed. The chil dren, the eldest of whom was seven yeari of age, first gave the alarm. The maid-servant who was CO in cautious slept in the next room to where the fire broke out, and she jumped from the second floor window on to a grass piat, to save herself from the flames, and tilereby sustained so much injury, that she is not expected to survive. The house was totally demo lished, and the damage is estimated at £SGOO. MARLB 1 1 9 1.:011-STRatT..-.YellefdAy no less than t irty boys, from the ages of eight to twenty, were brought to this office by the Sr. Jamey's Officers, charged with gambling in the streets, during the )urs of D vine Savice, on Good Friday and Easter Sunday.—The parents and masters of the prisoners attended, and promised that they would seveaely cor rect them if the Magistrates would give them up t at use same time promising to bring them up voluntarily dye nest time they should be guilty of the like offenCe. oi this the Magistrates discharged the priiimsers. R. Oak was fully committed far robbing the house, of Mr..l3aisslaridge, in Holborn, during the fire On Moeda? night, of a ;lumber of prints;pfeces of gre en ba i nt. fi tt. He was detected in the act of plunder, and part of Use property Wand upon hint. 11R0 - 31 LAST NIGHT'S GAZEITE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commis,loos signed by she I.ord I.leutettant of the County of Hants. George Wiliam Tapp', and - 1 - itaTiv Eyre, Esqre. to be Depity Lieutenants. f. ommission in the North Hznts Regiment of Militia, signed by the Vice I.irut,nant of the Coitnty of Hauts. Henry Brander, rient. to be Liericenas.r. I - Mt A'l the GaLttte of 25th March last. For Richard F. wick, £.q. to tic Ecruty lAcutettaot, reed Rl chattl Trciich, &c. B.INKRUPTS. fames Dunn, of Hounsion, , Middkuez, victualler, dealer•ond chairman, to surrender. April 12, 20, and May :A at ten. E Gu Attorney, Mr. Holmes, Great Jantes•strect, lied- ford-row. Elntitt, of Peterborough, Norrhaniptoniblre, draper, **valor and chapinari, April 12, i 9, and May 2u, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Wax-Ch.uidler's•Hall, Maiden-lane, Cheapaide. George Jones. of Aeon, Warwickshire, gun maker, dealer and clidpniati, April ill, 22. and 110..1 :X>, at eleven, at the Royal 1b,.. I, beintligham. AEIOI-.114:1, Clarkean 1 itschards, ,ncery-lace; London; or NiCl6ll. Webb aa.d lyndalk. }air• . - reh•guarti. 131114 f. kWO2llt, of I.l.4irponi. wcollan .draper, victualler „dealer and c:..pfnaa,-Nlay It, 7, and :.0, at eleven, at the %crk Hot. 1. I.ief-ir-ortl. Anomie., Ml. fir hairy, %.I".ni frnson-rinare. Li vioprrol ; ur Mt. %%India. Johu street, Beal ord row, London. Jr.hn lieyworril, of Rukhohne, I.ancashfre, shopkeeper, dealer and rhapmait, April and wt, et ten, at ihe Bridg e/aver Arm* !on, Main:triter. Anomie*, Muses. Adlington and Gregory, lleatoid.row, London; lt.. Ind C. Jackman, Maticht stet. Joseph !Lakes, of Snaith, Yorkshire, !wanly-merchant, dealer and chapniair, April is, at *is, April Id, aid May 20, at eleven at the Elephant and Carle bits, Pontefract. Atrurates, Mr. R. b. Cape., No. 5, 11u/Igrowcoan, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Sheathing', Snaith Joseph Grey, of Newcastle-upon Tyne, ship-owner, dealer and chapinan, .Ipril 29, 30, and Ms, :le, at 'levers, at the George Inn, Newca.dles Anomie., MB an. Bel and Brodrick, lull, Cheapaide, London ; or Mr. J. Chaser, Newcastle. Samuel Lee, of the 'I aylor% Attn., Duke's Place, London, vic tualler, wine and spirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, 19, 29, and May :31, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, 6, But y.sfreet, tr. Mari Axe. John King, of %mei!, Somersctstriet,hookseller L dealer and chap. man, ,fpril 19, at ten, A s tral 22, and May to, at eleven, at Guildha.;, Attortity, Mr. Wool:, Richmond build— Deu.i save , 'oho. Rohret I tast...le, ut 4 cwerby.rew, Castle Sowerby,Cumberiatia, late of iii 1-heed, 1/tsintriee.stire, and lorinerly ut itarreu4l3, Nonittialt.triand, *lttcp d Baler , deolcr and chapmair, April its, t. 5, and Alay '.gd, at cteven, at the King'. Arm:, Cartule.— Anturnie., Ines, hele.ined, mark lun, 1.44.4.14411; or Lir. Sad', L a: 1a,1:. Davy, of Norwich, gun maker, Aral 23, at four, Aped Si, at nine. and May no, at fuer, at toe Nurfu:k Hoiel, Nor. wok. Atiorwes, Mr. King, Ner:',24sire lun, kleet.stutt, Lon don; or Mr. Mil ard, Norwich. laa.es lied, of Nu-dr z•lutils, Nor:limbo-lath!, common brewer, dealer and criapruan, May .5,6, and sO, at tkvete, a: the George ism, liras:attic-upon- i yaw. Attortiks, Ifles*re. Atkinson aud %Ndes, Sri , Chancery lane, London; or 111 r. Joa..ph barn. Ea Wee wellinis , l l -p10r.., Newcastle. Joseph ark, 4,1 1:-Ite, tainict Jowpti EVintt, of Edwin, lead astute ; John Little; of litghlee House, Cumberlairr!, farm,' ; John /abort, of ivirddleton. In Ltailail, yeoman; l'homas MIMI, of Drain llule, tanner; amnia Elliott, u: Durham, miner; I bons P 1.111.11 19 of Pateley-141.4.., York, Itinber-aterchatit ; and Viol/tam UAL:, of &oda Shieids, Dur ham, lowa-draper; May 5,6, and SO, at Ocean; at tin Ge urge Newca.fle-uputi- (Int. attol/110.. Mteds. Bell and Bro. death, Cora; side, Loudon; and M. . Bainbridge, south Shield.. lioinas Majar r sione time etcce of Fulkstotre, Ketit, but now or :lite of . ()wind, in'etchant, April Si, at &CV'''. Yg, and May 20, ac'elevta. - at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Anomie., Mr. MI. son, liuttstrane• and Mesa,. Egan and Wat e rman, kaki, attar', a , rand, Z.uation. Janes rlititon Orme, of Liverpool, amnion -brewer,. April 29, SO, 'and May SO, at one, at the George Ina, Liverpool.— • Anon:ie., Air. Davesiport, Liverpool; and 'Air. Cisrsc.t, Staple Inn,l.uodon. Rabat I.seming, et Wray, Lancashire, shopkeeper, April 11.- at bee, 22, at tell, and May 110, at .laver, at toe Kong's Arms ion, Lancaster. AttOrekvs, Mr. Ellis, Chaticary-lane, Landon; anniiitstaa. Clarke and Willett, Lancaster. John Lather and 'llognas Sachet, of Hehosiey Blackmoor, Yost ehlre, grocers, April SO, May 1, at the Black Swan Inn, York, and SO, at eleven, at the Mae! Swim lon, Hthasky Black moor. Attornke, Mara. iteasoll, &arse, and Thoropsoa, lurk; and blesses. Catdale mid Young, (Dray's Ina, London. Witham Capri% of Nonbhadebla, Northumberland, ship-owner, April SS, 20, at deem, adsl May 00,12 nine, at the Commi ttal Amer, Meth shields. Anorak*, Messrs. Caccia)* mid Young, Gray's lute, London; and Mr. Cockerill, North and South Shields. Thusum Clark and Charles Cray, of Keswick, t mahatma, LiStimitsynan, Air: , IS, vs, and May to, at tr 12/wofit at Guild. ball.tle 9May Loudon. Anomie', Masers. Bouradleo a nd Hewitt, Lit-seet. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. May 6, I. Edwards, Whseltester.street, merchant, at twelve. May s, U. F. Remus, lliferd-street, conitctioner, at une.— Acni 29. Mfg Ann Junes, Omen-street, Wuralup.areet. *stt , ette. April v 9, T. Keys and C. P. Wyatt, Langbooru Chambers, merchants, at tea. May ii , W. Contort, lisktone, mercer, at eleven May 3, T. L. Duncurd, St. Miry. aae, merchant, at twelve. April tag, J. Duwdall, Dartmouth. street, carpenter, - at on.. April it 9, W. l'ookey, New Dual stint, jeweller, at twelve. • DIVIDENDS to be made la the COUNTRY. May 2, I. Tetley and 3. Hacks, Leeds, branch-tmrchants, at eleven at the Hutel, L e eds. Aped J. Noyes, Pewsey, coal asercant, at rivets at the Tows-hall, Marlb o r oug h, A pr il 3 0 , J. Conway and T. Lavidson, Liverpool, mtrcbants, at one, et the Kieg's Arms, Water -street, Liverpool. May is, Martha Sweet,lauston, Innkeeper, at alma, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May 6, M. Morgan, Newport, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart, Broad -street, Bristol. April ell, 'F. Dedham, aristul, engine-stake!, at one, at the Rummer, All Saints'. law, Bristol. May 5, M. Metcalfe Liverpool, coshes, at eleven, at the t.korge Da.e.street,Liverjreol. April 30, t. Downs, Os- Utica, farmer, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Wurkeop. May 1 6, R. Hart, Orisokirk, aluslia-assaslacturer, at ten, at (he Dar Dimwit!, Manchester. • CEILTIFICATES--Aristi. 119. • J. Radclare, Swaim's, grocer. J. Thomas, Laideohall•stroet, tailor, 1. kalireunair, Meaborovsk, budder. 0. Thorpe, Queen street, Ugewaro rood, wkedwright. A. Clark, dent ship.biliker. J. Atkins ' Norwood, cattle-deo/cf. J. Adams, Holywellmtrert, Sboredttcb, druggist. It is a common saying, that u there is nothing new nnier the sun ;" but, as there is no rule Without an exception, so is the Scheme of the present Lottery a contradiction to the proverb. Never did any Lottery eignbine so many advantages, t r e wain so many in ineemeats to Adventurers, as the present. But, as mere ass , rtion is no proof, hear what the Scheme will tell you.—There are Four Prizes of A 20,000— there are Four Piizes of £2,ooo—there are 10,090 other Pfius—and there are only 4,502 Blanks—and every Nee above £25 will have a Ticket in another Lottery, by which means the Possessor of One of she _Four Priies of £2J,000 in this Lottery, may also ob tain One of the Prizes of A 15,000 in the next. The ITickets are selling at only Eighteen Guineas, and Sixteenths only Twenty•six Shillings, at the Offices of G. tannot.t., 7, 0)7111)01, and 26. Oxford•street, where 7,735, the Last Prize of A 50,000,. was soli in /Ohms, with Seven other Capitals also sold in Shares in the last October Lottery. LONDON MARKETS. APRIL 8. 411 . ••=•••••••• I* COTTON.—The market continues heavy, the Wei limited ; the private • contracts since our last-100 Pcrisams 2s. Oil a 2s. Id. 50 Demeraras2l. and 'l5O Drop's, in th. house, at 10til. a 1 lid. By public sale last week, there W. brought forward-60+1 Up land Georgia Cotton ; higher prices were realizA than what had been anticipated ; the demand was, however, without bri,kness, and it was estimated that above a half was taken in ; the quality was indiffe rent, the :rues various, 141. a t.W. averaged 2.fV. The quatvity of Cotton declared for sac by the Fern India Company on the 18dr, attracts much attentitm;l the partictihrs ate—above 7000 bales Bengals, 6961 Surats, a few bales Bourbon, and 501 Madras. Sooaa.--The supplies of Sugar lately arrived have been very limited ; considerahl: imports are expected from Demerara, lierbice, &c. The letters by the Jamsoca Moil last week state, that very little Sugar wrath' be shipped It.r some time, it is theretare improbable that there wort be adequate supplies of good Muscavades tor some week. to come ; the wholesale ernctrs ai.d Refiners will , in consequence, have no alternative, but the inferior brown Sugars, which are at ptusent I.irced upon the market at very low prices; there was little business done last week on account of the scarcity of go .d Sugars ; no alteration can be stated in die currency. On account of the holidays there is no Sugar on 4hew this mmning. There has been briskness in the Refined mar. ket ; the supply is more plea:it'd than formerly, with the exception of Lunips, which ate still ioadequate . to the demand ; little v a riation can be stated in the prices. Molasses have been in rcqueat for Irelar.d. We noticed lately a considerable revival. is the re quest for Foreign Sugars. Last week a public sale of Brazil detcriptions went off with considerable briskness ; the prices were rather higher than what had previvsly been conside-rd the market currency; Mt consisted ct 315 chests, generally good strong Su gars—good white cola freely at 565. a 5Ss. Gd. onei lot tine 635. 6d. low and middling white Gls. a 555.1 Sd. yellow generally 475. a 495. shy brown 395. a 411. Gd. the lowost lot of brown 58s. Gd. dabs and damaged 30s. a 33a. abut a fourth was. taken in for the proprietors. The sale at the lrioia li-ruse consisted of 70 , 22 bags Sugar ; the prices went cif atom Is. 'a 2s higher :—Bourbon sott brown,sos... Sls. yellow maiiill.4 41s. a 42i. fine yellow 445. 6.1. iknves, white and yellow, 435. gt,ol white 4Ss. • a 51s. tine SYs. a 54.5. Java grey , I`..?s. a 455. yellow 41.)5. a 43 , .. damp 375. a 39r. 6d. severe'. parcels of fine yellow Sugars, w;to ts;se grain, 455. W. CCITEC.—There was a considerable. sale of C,:ff..a hiong:it forward last we.l : it consisted of !NI casks 311 oags Bilisu Plantation, and 116 casks DSO bags Fure;gll Coth.e ; the nnote of the former went off ireely ; the priers- were rather higher—good ord:- nary Dutch 725. a 74, middling 765. 6d. a 795. or dinary pale .1 imaica 6.1. a 70.. good to tine or dinary 725. 6.1. a 74i. °fie lot good middling 88s.— The Foteir,n consisted of Ilavannah and SE Do inin:,o Cotlee ; the foram., good ordinary pale, all withdrawn at 695. 6d ; in consequence of the languid demand, the St. Dotn , ngo was not pui tip. The East India sale wait off with br:skriess, much about the late piices—Lhown Cheribon 725. 6.1. a 74.5. 6J. Grten 71s. GI a 725. fid. The damaged went off very hiAll, from 67a. Gd. a 71s. The sale consisted tl -11,7L6 bags, the whole Cheribon Coffee, with the exception of a lew lots, too trivial to mention. Sricas.—The detnand for Spices has been very.li mired for some time ; the prices are little varied.- 233 bags Pimento, by public sale, of a goof quality, 7td. a TV. Luisa Pitovzsmes..—There continues a steady de mand (or Beet and Pork, of the latter there have been several arrivals, but the prices of the mark.:t are at present little affected by the supplies Bacon is heavy. T:,e frequent public saves of Butter have de. pressed the market, and a further decline of - 2s. a 4s. etas taken ;lace. • • • TunAcco.—The ezrotts of Tobacco forAhe last month have been chiefly to France, either to supply thi late contracts, or in anticipation of the further quantity advertised by the French Government,— 'lie imports ti.r some weeks have been very limited. else prices cannot be stated at any variatioii since our last, deco suit continues confined to the immediate wants of the trade. _ NAVAL irOßEs.—There 11 no Rough Tampentini in first hands at market. Spirits may be quoted at a considerable; reduction. In Tar, Pitch, &c. there is little variation; the market extremely heavy. 011.... -The prices of Whale Oil are little varied. South Sea may be quoted a shade lower; there con tinues to be great fluctuation in Linsecd Oil, the' prices last week 435. and heavy at that quotation ; the business done was extensive ; the price from 46i.' to 50s. the market lift off rather heavily yesterday At the latter rate. Rape Oil is considerably lower. 1 Heate, FLAX, AND TALLow.—The prices rintain noir:wally the same, there is so little businevs dune ; were sales forced in the present state of the minket, a decline of 2a. a Ss. (42 Tallow must be submitted; tn. Town Tallow declined Ss. on Friday, and pur clrises may be made lower. Rear, liaAmotr, AND Hou.Axos.—The prices of low Jamaica Rum may be stated at a decline of SJ. a Sd. per gallon. Leewards also a shade lower the small contract for Government was tAl.en from Id. to J. lower; the quantity reported for export last week was again extensive. Geneva is without variation. Branches are quoted at a decline of Id. to 20. per gallon. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTER DAY. Amsterdam 39 6 8.3 U. I Barcelona 00 D.tto at stitht 39 0 Whoa 33i - Aanstere.ans 19 2C. F. St. Setastiaa 00 Ditto at bake 11 19 Gibraltar 31 Retterdam IS S2U. I Leghorn, 47* Antwerp 111 2 Genoa, 441 Han.burgb VP 9 efll. 1 Venice,n. C. Lie. lictole Alton SI 3 110.1. I ineffective per 1. sic 57 00 Perm I day's data 2, 20 Melia 46 I Ditto 25 40 2U. Naples 35i Boarder.* 25 40 Palen:6,ll9d per on. Frankfurt on the LAabon, 57 Main 3io oz Mo. I Opirm, 57 i Madrid 34 effective Rio leonine 3ft Cadiz Si effective DENIM, II 1 Seville 344 Co r k, . I a Ante of the Bank es Hellsed I per Cast. PRICIIS OF 001.1.) AND SILVER. ' Portage/ Gold In Coin, per vi. es Is, 6d. 1 Foreign Gold us Ban 3 lOa 6d. New ouubloons . - '' 1 tea New Debut - . 0 14 :1111 PEMAtiBLP tairta Eva.—Partleular morriticit Inns were eatfiest Christians int,i i his day. From the third c,,r.t..lry, 1 , was indispensable and rigid. tieing protracted ..Iwhys t o timelines to Ow etick-erow'nf s and ^•or..etimes to Ester-day; and the whole of the day and Inght vette era; iu religious affiirs. FASI as DAY, as EASTIR SUN DAY.—Easter ryle",, fathers, the highest of all festivals, thr feast of tenets, iheqeo festivals, and • Dvaini.a Cardin, tb3 joyous So: day. A ,%,, grained !rectum to their sia.ves at OIL; SealltlA, and StalliNe deists were made to the poor. EAS Ira MONLAY AND .1 1USIDAT...-Preey ease in their\ was formerly obTe rev,' as a relirfous festival, S,e :onve preached anti the Sac;arnent administered. Its many i d! „ , %tarns 'ere permit: ed to rest front their usual erripterftle they might coastaiit:y attend ;Odic worship. Duchy which the paschal soh:turd:7 consisted, the Chart.. at la:ricers, shut, and aU public e,aniTii, show-i. au 1 atritltelli,nts, were pre toted : it is unnecessary t, obs,ivv, that this pr.:Tile' has 4 , erased, and that the Easter week is ti.ua!!y duvo - esl so relatac and amownsent this is particularly tie Cite at 110-coir, Catholic couutrtes. The fullowwg extract, from a i , zitr 'et, Mr. 13rand, the antiquarian, by a relieetable in year 99, thus speaks of the ir range custom ,t oil this day in the North of England :—" I was Citing last Easter Tuesday, at breakfast, at the 'I allot, in Sitrewe when 1 was surprised by the eirtratice of all the 1.m61e sets us: the house, handing in an aim chair, Ticket with wi,i: and decorated with ribbons And favours of dilf•rent calose. On akin; what they wanted, their ari.wer was, they came to me: it was the custom of the place on that moruing, and , hope! 1 would take a seat in their chair. it was impossibl e , to Lompiy with a request very modestly made, and to a nymkdas in their best apparel, and several of them tinder this:: 1 wished to see all the cLremony, an I seated accordin;.' The fa.r group then lifted the irons the ground, turned the about, and 1 bad the felicity of a salute from each hold *I supposed there was a fate due upon the rccavon, and we. swered lit the afgrosative, and basins cm damsels, 5,,, withdrew Al heave others. At this time J had twver.brud such. a custom; but, on inquiry, 1 Intiod eb t uu Itarur batween nine end twelve, the men heave the women it, th , manner as no Tuesday,. between the same hours, tie j leave the men." Monday, at Greenwich FAir, as a man of the 04 of J: Peters, resident at Wt•ol aid), a 14bi.ttrer, w, rolling down the hill, there being a hole in tite of it, he rolled into it, and in takiiig a snd.i n ap7:; to disottgage hitnseif, l.e br(,; ( e, his An inquisition was taken yesterday at the Goat at Star, Little Vine.,treet, I'icca4lAly, in the body 'Mr. W. Wilson, irfinnion,;ers of Vine-stte:!. Ciawley, the datii.ltiter of the decease!, s;ated, ,she was invited by her hither to spend Easter Slnd with him, as her lmsband was out of town. Tile. ecar.e.l was at business on S itorday as usual; 1., went on Sunday :bout ten o'clock, iind torar2 he h got tip at three o'clock to get some .vat m water, and "requtapted tbat be might not be d.statbed all eleven, :mite wanted rest. S'te went into big chamber ie'•e reil t•mte, and thought he was Lkep, bun not lien. b:eathe, s!:e drew a:id,: the curdin, and that he w4s drat!. Verdict—Died by Ike vi:itata.a ul Gou. Yesterday an invest was taken at the lei Atin% Bowling -street, Westmilisti r, on t'le INl.ity Wilcock., aged eighteen months, Ow t;anglite: of MI ul Mount -street, Gro,veit r-strj,:e, who was Well in health tin Sunday, site a hearty dits. tier, and died so suddenly that it was scarcely pacei. vcd. Verdict —Lied by the visitation of GOD. An inquisition was taken yesterday in the Coil - - rnitter.room at the Penitentiary, Milbank, mi body of.Jatie Smith, aged 19. Mr. Pratt, surgion to the Penitentiary, deposed, that the Jeceased came ino the house online 27th of June last: when she enteret, she wat codsumptive. She was convicted and cr.. for death for breaking into the dwelling haute of Mr. Pulbrook, Goswell-street, and stealing gi:ods to,the value of £l5. She was only eighteen years cf age when she entered the Penitentiary; she I.ad bet . 1 getting worse ever since ; she had every thing sae Aired to eat\n. drink; on Monday morning she was sitting in her chair and expired. Mrs. B .rii tele ced Mrs. Conway both corroborated the above evidenc,:, and said the decease) took the sacrament a short kit before her death, and expressed herself perfectly sat , - 6ed with the treatment she had received during La confinement. The Jury viewed the body. and ex. pressed themselves satisfied with the conduct of the attendants in the estabiislimei:t towards the cleeased. Vecbct---NAttir.sl ath. 'ARIA IF,. Sua.lay, the Lady of Alderman 111. 4 14.2 y, of a datte•ter. kriday, in Gluisc.:tter•pLce, Viscouiite•. Hatearden, cf a tor.. '4 burfulay, at hicswcit-Li; the watt of the Rcy. James of a lon. st.'nnight, at Sop:ey, litnts, the Lady of Lanes Wytr .:!ain Willis , Usti. K.N. of hl A P. k lEt). Saturday, at Itlchmon. l , Licut.-Colimie/ Thorn's Swartfau fit• Clair, to tarolinr, ua•gh:er ut ihv I:te .1.1:111.9 WoodbrtJge, ut kichrnoudlr. ::!/. . . At Edinburgh, tl.e V9:11 aim°, Frederick Alex. Mackeeie Frazer, koi. flie 7uth litgimem, to Mlee F.111:110!! uptlia 1144cleud, dat:el.ter of tie Lae Altiandtr Hume, Er e of Hartle. Saturday se'nr4ht, Wilitarn George CLerry. Esq late Car•*.in is die Royal Rezkieut of Horse Guards, o 1.1 ntora, put go: dauLltter of the late James ZEackrille Tuftor, Yhdp , Esq. ut tun House, Leice s tershire, • On the tout ultimo, at Killeodbright. Serjeant Samuel At• kiatoo, of the sth Drquon Goads, to Mho Eleauor phertota, of Cart.tt:. _ _ April 9, at Gls.v.w, rvlr. Alexander Robertson, writer in Ci 3 • gow,w Jean, eldest daug!.ter ot the Rt.. Nell Vueil If, Glar3. lately, at Sviit••srgh, Yorkslui e, Mr, A. Motcalfe, to Ar.n Elikabtli Canby. lie brolsgroom bad been a widower tiitrzen weeks sad tour days, had thoi.gh so more thaw Si years uld,! been the ituatuud or three wires pier to this rampage, and hal buricd, Su the space tl5 weeks, two children and his last wife. • _ ~ r ed s, rY, I'4 .ta 4 . • • c eta:! ; Ul,l l f.' • Ml - ;as, k • r NV . , re : ,1"4, 4 , 1 3111 nu , .., tb: 1..; ;wire w 3 . tte pt.!. e !tat 4. tai a Maur ow, a zt t . alt •re , •••1, ;,:. 1 i ac:v sr lIIg krewslov, ct vie . vm .: vtth 2 Hie I 4 , and th . , oss,ek u.; 0 I 1.e.: 14 . Icr ecor.!tn; . 6.!T. tlze dud told thcft, id was a... tv.ets, t.., r.tivar.l v: :r NV:4y, tie the name arer, wss triLLlfe :it sp:',rl Goat aed body of ted, ttt..t r SAndiy 'lnc .I.r. EU A! ; tLe a - 2 he in.! "t :er, and U eleven, iber ); !maul ind r•litd • v!:itatioe le Ei ;NI E I Cd 7 c. r-sq.,rts, ratty dn. •ly percei. on. the Corr. k, ON ;tag, on to cstne ins , e enteres, And ea , : ale of M. Is thersit:, n yesrs of Lad bet t tig s;te d€. ; shy oat 'title a:.l short tic: 'ttly sat :•• uring La . and ex. lct of the de;:eAsed. t•ter. cf a ton. 'awes !tat, , met Wyti ituarecu R. • bribe, Lec. Mackenle s Ent itit!ire Fiume, Er,. late Car' is a, yousgre ut Samuel At. ur Cati.tt- I iter hi 013 (ilia; , a. Ire, w Min ver tidrzrcl tars 0 1..1,!.!:. re, and bal s last wife. DIEI). March 21, at Edinburgh, John Prentice, only sea of Rich; 4 Prentictt, Esq. solicitor. March Jb, in kie e7tli year, Mr. Balthasar Kule, weatheryTo 4 - maker. Mr. Kuie was a naive of Germany, but has bug resied iu Ldinburgh. March so, Mr. Jahn Wadwr, sou of the late Mr. Wm. Walcr, wr ter iu KiLtiburgh. March :Ai, at Irungray Manse, the Rey. John M'Cubt:o. Marea 25, aged 4t), 'Mrs. Margaret Cooper, wife of the Iser• Rob, rt Adam. March du. at Trowse Hall, in the County of Norfolk, C4Ol . ral Monty, Colonel of ti.c Lest Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry, n hia 7Sth ym.r. Faturday bert!iich:, in the Cotton Mill of Cowen, Herlu.V. and Cu. of Cart,le, I le•at Jack,4ll, a woman advanced iu pita tinploycil ia the caught In the machinery, ace tiled immediately. if/larch YR, at, 1 !anthill, Alia toiler ' infant son of Mr. Jame M•Cos intik ; alto, at tile same 111.1e4 March 30, the said James 14Connick , lete la: :tier in Nirikle pariah ouvlochtmot 'll tgtovinsh , ri, to alit 'l4ll , en of his age. At Aberilieo, to the t:'.!d ul:. Mary Cbristjan, West daughtet of air Harty Nihon I utilmint of Auchindole. At horn, on tl.e ult. Mid t urrence, the wife of W.l l . Tot moos, En. Como roller of h a aka , ea Customs there. HIGH WATILit TO M !, 1.. A r I.()NDON PRIOGA. Morn - 14 nun. after I Atterombn - . 57 .... V -.. LONDUN : Printed and ptsbliS!led by LgyiL Kat, r, Pickett Vace, Tesuelatßar.