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~~ 11111P'' • .., 7 - 2 A ot,a9 . . No• 4790. .1R)IV CONTRACTS. Cseusissariot Department, Treasury Clambers, gibs* July, 1980, NOTICE is hereby girm to all Person* deairows of Csetraeling ID supply the .1 saucing Artkies, Jar gesso f the Army, ea:. nRu.tD. T o bh Stsjesty's Land FOrers in Cantontnentr. Quarters, t o senorita, in the under-mentioned ('otottle.:— . ilitats, Northampton. North Britain. 0 \'l's. To His Majesty' Casalry in l'an'onmenti and Quarters, iu the undermentioned I:auntie. : Cemberland, Leicester, sts (ford. FORAtiE, via. Oats, 1 ,,.. and Straw. to His hiaje.:%'s Carob.) is Bar rat;,, . g •!:t In Cantootineats, and Quarters, tithe un offaraticoorci Comity : Somerset. swig Deliseries arc to espeussenee on and for the 48th I Wbspinsmer next; Mut Proposals in ft ruing, sealed g yp/ carted, " Tender for .4,-.4y Supplic.." will Er re -04,4 at elsis tyre. on or before Tlte•atre the 26th Day a i *pit wit, ant war wilt be received alter . layette it sajistAkuLto awl if seal by Post, the pulses must . A l gae , separaily fie each County.' . ' comprising North Prkaiu, e g .ill mist b a Aseeisaled in 'eke Tender. and a m oast hate the Letter whkh is anne.red to ti e praperly filed up, by Two Persons of er,,i biers property topspin, to become bound with the yeti tendering 'fie the easeant stated in the printed Psthealars, for the die per,ferrnance (tithe Contract ; and a. Prepesal AU be noticed unless made on a printed Ten- iirn and the Prices expreinted in words al length ; and Amid it so baypen, that, during the contlnnanes elf the' &street, we Troops show& be svpplied by eirtne of the sons,the amount of the Nampo on the Contract tad Mend, phi is the first instance by the Contractor, shall b. re- Med to Ma. Partietiers o f the Contracts may be And 'pen applies *, at these Chambers, between the hours of Den wed ha; and *lithe Office of the Deputy Commissary, Simians' t.sag. Edinburg*. P. s. &maples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at tie (fee. between the lairs of Twits and Two. tArr. INDIA HOLISM. Ay jva 2, Itt2o THE Cowl of Dirt-Ours of the Gni ied Company qj Merriman of lotgload, trotting to the East f letdied di hereby glee Nellie,. Theta ORNIIIIIAL Count of the said Company wilke held st their HOMO, 111 Leadenhall•street. on MI eCINIVIIINIT, * the Illi leseset, frees 0 o'ctoet in the morning until 6is the evaidng, for the ELOCTION or a DIRECTOIt Of ibis Company. is the room of Slr David Scott. Dart. who hath disquali6ed. JOSATJI DART, Settlketare. TO THE PROPItrEFORS OF !Art /!401AOrdet LASSOS AND OBNTIMIIItI4, VINDINO /11 -my return to tows this morning that I. s esillso sod soospoesed vacancy has taken place is the SW lads Dirosnes, by the resignation of Sir David bell. Salt. 1 b leave respectfully to announce to you, net kb sot ay attention to proceed to the ballot upon the lining essolise. • {shed however nail ss) self of this opportunity of replay, Aggsesosai asspeeti to the iudivid,usl proprietors. and fro. kisd sad Isalous assurances of support which I have troy a areeroaq list of friends, I venture to hope Lst• Were period l say look forward with suite degree to the attainment or the ofijoeu4 inaiiptigget. -.- VMS QM boootr to he, TAWS MEI trenTe Well. Your obedient sad drooled wvsat. inlbsditere, Aug. 6, ls9o. WM. CURTIS, Jon. AND COKI COMPANY. Loa lon, July ft 9. 1990. Worn! hereby given, that a SPECIAL AV PRIMP ef the IPreirtetors of this Company. will he ay, tither August eget. st Eleven o'Llocl. 111 NM Crown end Author Tattrn In the 1b• of Middlesex. for the purpose of the proprlets of confirming a call upon ills Sims of the sew eapihl. By Unlit ef Use Court of Directors. J. PEDDER, Metre:try, 71. B. 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High Sheriffs of the Couuty of Middlesex, sod City of One, July V?, ISOU. WE, the antlernigned, bring FreeholJers of the County of litidlesex, respectfully request you to con % rue a Meeting of the Freeholders of the roomy of Middle sex on as early a day as possible. at the Mermaid Totten, ' Hackney, in the said county, for the purpose of eonaldeeing of the propriety of pressed* as Address of Coo&lee* to the Queen Coosort of Engised, Sc. ffe. for the many and afflicting losses her Alejest• has sustained Ance her deportee, from Ude country ; mho to eongratolste her Majesty oat her safe return to the British Notion ; and to consit o t e rile ceedings now pending in Pa r lia men t aga i nst h er We are, Sirs. your obedient biervontv, (Signed by Sisty-eight Pokehtddere.) In compliance with the above Requlaidoit a Meetlos of the Freeholders of the county of Middle**, is hereby h. pulsated to be hels'at the Mermaid Tavern, Ileekeey. in the said county. on TUESDAY, the Bth day of August, 4 lo'4U. at Twelve o'clock. Aug. Sd, IRIO. J. W. PARKINS. Saw Joha's Termer, Hiickeley Reed, Aaft. SAM. TO MR. snafu'"? PARKINS. -Stlit a ,--Aftsr Uwe many Interviews 1 have had wil4 lbeemWeot of the Meeting of the Freeholders of of Middlesex, and the absolute refusal of year *ma to road the Requisition presented to bins, I ha salted some of the Itequisitioniste, sod they bee me press their surprise at your reluebtuee to oomph with request; the importance attaching to a question in which It affects a calumniated and injur e d layt ., tlr.Jl, and Infringes on that table fabric the Constitution of the country, Inditeele i tall Requisitionists to address you. in yourollielal capfteity • sad require you, without further delay, to call a Meeting of tim Freeholders of the county of Aliddle-ex for Tuesday neat, at the Mermaid Tavern. Hackney, for Twelve o'clock, add te let notice of the same be given by Advertisement lo the 111164- ,ifix Advertiser, the Times. Moroi* Chronicle, the States ' NOW Morning Post, and the Courier, on Friday. Rivrday,, 'Sid Monday, previous lodic Merting.—Some objegion hat riorg been introduced respecting the defray lug the *p I beg to assent you, that ell legal andnecessery exposit, be paid by us, reserving to ourselves the right, that lb sent proceeding shall not at any future period he intro 'us a precedent to the county. Oa behalf of the Requisitionists, I have the honour to be. Yore& respectfully. JOHN BUTLER, Chairmen. To Mr. JOHN Byrum Chairman of the Nlitidlosex .rhall Pr*". Requisitlealeb. Stu—fa complying with the urgent reqnset et thlelFree hoidens of the :vent) of Middlesex. to eenveart tr early Meeting, I think it proper to send to the Public , with Fort the of the Requisition, your Letter add me *pan Ile gobject. Is explanatiou of whet. in the sante of the Requisitionlalth foe are pleased to call my •• eelectanee" to cis* with their request. filial' take An early opportunity of ittirig to you my correepondenee with Mr. Sheriff Ito do set hesitate to 'dusk my reluetatie, even it. my to have any thiag to do withaquestion, the eery which has a tendency to tear *sander the nearest amil connections, and to excite an hostile feeling in the fount,* t partieelarly in the ease of such extreme delicacy, where the interests and happiness of the two principal personages its the Kingdom are at stake• and wantonly. as 1 meat Wish. set at variance with each other, to their own genteel danger, as well as to that of the nation at lasses se whack imbyeet 1 Writhe Aberty. previous to her Majesty's return to this country, to give my humble, but deetile 4 opinion to one of the Meister% serenely recommending silliasient Kee of conduct, to that mow observed towards our unfortunate Queen. Whatever may be the itsee of the pending proeee lines. I confess I was not anxious to. appear either officially or ;IP. diVidUltiiy in the holiness; •nd therefore was the more par ticular that yoi should use every means in your power to obtain the concurrence of my Colleague in office towards convening the meeting, but on finalise that object unattain able, 1 have not delayed a monad to perform my duty by compl;ing with the terms of the Requisition. 1 am, Sir, Your obedient servant. J. W. P.VRKINS, SWIM No. 10, Bridge-etreet. 3d Aug. IWO. MOM SATUEDAY AIGHrs GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies the appointment of H. B. Reynolds, F:sq. pt Chief Conelluioner. and T. B. Bowen, and J. R. Ilan* Emirs. as thetwo other Coannissioaers of the Coast far the Relief of leseivent Debtors. BANKRUPTRY SUPERSEDED. J. Idea sad J. W. Mitehell, Dorking, Surrey, carriers. BANKRUPTS. 0. King, Bristol, brandy-inerchant,.to surrender Angest IS 19 . MePt. la at the Norfolk Hotel. Norwich. Attorney. Mr. J. ti. Parkinson. Norwich; and Mows. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's los. T. Redhead. Ulverston. lAncaster. mercer. Aug. IL 19. Sept. Iti, at the office of Mr. J. Dickinson. Ulverston. At torney, Mr. Dickinson ; and 111 . Baster and Bowler, 0 re y 1 .1-1 n n:pleee. 'H. Edwards, Battle. toysnan, Aug. 9, 10, Sept. lb, at the Georgeden. Battle. Attorney, Mr. Benton, Union street, Southwark. s J. Greaves, ifrhaus. vietnallar, Aug. 26. 96, sir. 18. at the Royal Hotel, Birudeglain. Attorney, Mr. W. C. Smith. Basinghall-street ; and Mr.'''. Sadler, Binehighasa. C. 1111 ton, Over-Darwee. Lancaster. Sept. 7. 6, 141, at the New inn. Blackburn. Attorney, Mr. Ainsworth. aka bun) ; and Messrs. Clarke, Me:herds, sad Medealf, Chas ccry-lane. R. Stevens, Banstead, Sorry, cordwainer, Aug. 12, fl Sept. 16. at OuildhaU. Attorney. Mr. Reed, Mark-lase. Vi'illiants. Edmonton. grocer, Aug. IS. IS, Sept. 16, at Guildhall. AttOreey, Mr. Gellibrand, Anstio-Friars, W. H. Browne, Bristol. broker, Aug. 7, IS. Sept. 18, at the White Lion, Broad-street, Brittol. Attornies, Messrs. Price, Williams, and'White, Lincoln's-lon ; sad Mr. Thos. Watson, Bristol. B. Mods. Stone, Stafford, innkeeper, Aug. 26, 96, Sept. 16, at the Crown Inn, Stow.. Attorney, Mr. Dent, Stone; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle-street, Holborn. J. F. Boyle, Pall-Mall, paper-manufcctuter. Aug. HI, 19, Sept. 6. at Guildhall. Attonrles, Messrs. Tonle, Richard see. and Gaunt, Poultry. H. Bird, Bristol, cheese and beeon-factor, Ans. 19. U. Sept. IS, at the White Hart Inn. Broad-strent. Bristol. Attorney. Mr, Richard Din, fly saond's-lna, -Chas cerv-Lsne andJ. 11.Frankls, Corn-street, Bristol. H. Harrison and B. Cowvan, Lawrence-Porntney-Lane, merchants. Aug. 11, 26, Sept. 141, at Guildhall. Atternles, Messrs. Tilion and Preston, Coleman-street. TO SCHOOLMASTRRS, &c. 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London, and to be turd of all Booksellers. - - - REPERTORY of ARTS, MAU NFACTURES, sad A(IRICUI.TURF. This Day was Pubtimid. Price Si.. Embellished with Copper-pietist and Wood Earaviags. No. 410, of tbe shore Work, containing: Specilleatioss of the folks/dam Patents. sin.: Messrs. Hendry and Nesse's Pir application of various Oases to certain useful pnmeemt; Messrs. Lewis and Davis's. for itsmoved Wire Glip-Mills; Mr. t hirsty's, for Propelling Vesw& oa the Water; Baron de Thierry's, for the Humane Safety Bit, and various pa pers relatiog to the usehil Arts, selected from the Transac tions of the learned neckties, and Journals beib Portly and Domestic. Mired by Sherwood sal Co. Paternoster-row ; pad bsd'of all otber Booksellers in town sad"coantry. ETON, Stork-Broker, 2, CORNIULL, begs leave te Leona his Frioods.Tiekots sad Shares for the Now Lottery are now oo :tale at his Ogles. The new Failures of lb. present Lottery are oit favourable to Purchasers thee tiring ban not the least doubter's will be a searelty belbrs the Sllth of OS SI Milk (ASAMU, )es which day the Lossery eoi mossess and SoilSoss. Then are toe Coosa, Motet, oo rosier'. of Tickets by the C ontractile, as In for mer Lotteries ; every %umber put into the Wise,. so that every ticket will deride its own at.. wed an usher. Thirty Prises se 210,000, ZlOO, /100, all hi Otte Day. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 29, E. Davis and W. Phillips, Church-street, Lam beth, brewers.—Aug. 96, P. Morgan and A. Strother, of th i s Crescent, Maori's, merchants—Aug. 112, F. King, late of Riebard-street, Commercial-road. victualler—Ass. It U. Rickards. Beaconsfield. huekinghaesshite. earFebior— Avg. S. Goddard. 1:orok111, chart .eller—Ang. 29. A. Ilandy, Gower-street. Iledford-sguare, builder—Aug. SO. E. Shore, Coiden Mills, Chardstock, Dorsetahlre. Sept. 16, J. Hart, Loampit-hill. Lewisham, Keat, balldet+- Sept. 9, R. Tresses, Newton, Yorkshire, tnaebine-maker— Sept. 2. M. Linfoot, Leeds. tea-dealer—Sept. 4. W. Rowdier. I Madeley, Shropshire, shopkeeper—Aug. 49, M. 'n .I J. Gray', late of Bridport, net-manufaeterers—Aeg. PO, J. H. I Forster tad C. Dobson. Norwich, unarnsfaeturers—Aeg. 19, J. Prebble, jun. St. 1112 h, Bow. wilier. C'ERTIF'ICATES.—Aug. 96. J. Dickinson, Church-passage, near Oslltdhall. warehouse man—O. Wood, Gloucester, marbl e-mason—T. Mardeet, Broad-street. Retell', oilman—E. Tacker, St. Nicholas. Deptford, tallow-chandler—ll. Dowslankjua. and T. R. Davisoi. tusatalß'b irolers—r. horst, RDekhiern, Lancashire, roam—J. Perrlag, late of ChoKW, Gloseestersilro, eiothier. AV ERA RE PRICES OF ODUN IN SIDOLAND AND WALKS. From the Returns received in the week ending July SR. MO.—Wheat, 71s. 64.—Rye, 465. W.—Barley, 375.64. —Oats. Th. 4d.--Beans, this. Vd.—Peas, 461. Vd.—Oat beet. 26a. 7d. The Average Puce of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the td of Aug. 1930, is 375. 71d. per cart. THE LATE STORM. About nine o'clock on Snnilay evenirg, the atmo sphere to the west and north-west was 'awfully illumi nated by successive and almost nnintermittine Rashes of lightning, which continued until half-past eleven nuar cmispanied by rain. At that period, however, • dread ful tempest suddenly arose, which shook the houses to their foundations, and rain, intermixed with large bail -stones, fell. The tornado lasted but for a few mu ments,--or its effects might have proved truly calculi tons. Afterwards, the stonn of thnniler and lightning gradually abated; and, about two o'clock on Monday 'sunning, totally ceased. A newly erected wall, in Kar -1 rowchtf-street, was blown down upon a cow-lodge, which it laid in rains, and though several cows were in it at the time, the animals escaped unhurt. Numbers of bricks and tiles were removed, and a great quantity of lass broken,in various houses of the town, twat:111o . rly to those on the It'est-clitf. At Portilinle, Southwick, and adjacent villages, thousands of linnets, sparrows, and other small birds, were picked up dead in the fields, chiefly under trees, having been struck by the electric flutist. Our accounts from Worthing, Shoreham, and Arundel, describe the storm as being of the must fearful description. At the former place, Particularly, the win dows greatly suffered ; the Sterne Hotel, alone, having nearly 200 panes of glass smashed to pieces. Otbe far mer at Pulboruugh, (Mr. Peachy), has snstaitied a loss or upwards of VIOL by the injury dune to his crops of turnips and corn, the ears of the latter being cut away. as with a knife, by the hail and wind. Many ducks were found dead in the ponds in and near the above vit. lege. At Slinfold, Billingsloure, and Perworth, the tempest was awfully terrific. doing ronsitlerable damage to the corn, &t. ; hail-stones of immense size fell, and broke the windows of many of the houses; in petite scarcely a pane of glass was left whole; large branches were torn from the trees, anal the feathered tribe s:iffered severely; a great number were seen the next iiturei:ng, lying dead in the fields, and on the sides of the road. At Horsham, the storm was very henry, Met did not do so much initiry as in the places above-sueutioned.— (Brighton &raid). NAUTICAL INTELLIGE.VCE. PALLING, JUNI 30.—The Vittoria, Berry, from Messina for St. Petersbargh, sprung a leak on the 19th, and was obliged to come to this port to repair the same. The Steadfast, Barton, arrived at Bristol oa Friday, frpss Barbacioes, saw in lat. 37. 17. 100. 53. 30. an in surgent brig privateer, of 16 gOO% take a large ship, supposed to be Spanish, after an action of wear half an hoer ; the privateer had two sail with her, sepposod to be Spanish prises, but they got of by superior sail ing. The Steak's kept Runtish cattier' Aping and the privateer did not attempt Po core 'tie I near. 111111 r.::. a - PRI . CI SEVEN I.lliNcr• SURREY ASSIZES. Ocit.romo, Folmar, Auo. business of the.e Assizes commenced here to-day, the Comnsiulon bovine been opened on Thursday afternoon, in the new Crow,' Court, which, due the last Assizes, held in this plans., has been erected opposite the Old Town Hall. how roh verted into a Nisi Prins Court. As at the titbit place. on the Circeit, the business is very light. We lamed, leriavar. to observe, that tam an me ins trna• deism prisoners for trial. charged with uttering forger! . liagb of Ragland notes. In other respects the Calendar d.res CIVIL SI DE. Befkre the Lent Chit/Janke. Tag tuba v. trneote afro tuelitkir. * This was an indictment against the defindasta, Ja lapa' Winclit% and James Syrett, for a conspiracy ill limits Mr. Blake to fight a duel, and a fourth charged •lath a common &assail preepattion was conducted by Mr. Axonrai. r. Curry, and the defence by Mr. ADULPIR s sad 111%eTsassoust. smarmed is avijlemov was this:— . The pronsatise, Kt. Blake; had been in partnership with tie dellidast. Mr. Windle, ha the bastion of a 116 1 / 2 1*; lit. On the disseintiou of their partaer• ship the Warn of accoasts alas in favour of the • 'forte:er„ who received from the latter bills of exchange fee the ansomet, which, when due were dishonnitreir; In ososequence of which Mr. Blake called. upon the father-in-law of Mr. Windle, who then had the ma nagement of the defendant's affairs, to know the rea son why the bills were not paid. le the warmth Di tor monstrance upon the subject, he said that Mr. 1% indleO conduct was rascally. This observation was rtiti.•:.ll - to Mr. Windle, who, on Sunday she 14" of October, during church time, called upon the prose enter at his house, in company with the other defen dant. Mr. Blake was sitting with his wife and fatnil;. , is the parker, reading the bible and prayer-book. ,nil tries the defendants entered, Mr. Whistle said, - 'I lie business I ant come about is not with ladies." Cie:a Ithich Mrs. Blake 'and the children retired into an ad }klieg room, leaving the door a-jar. The defendant, Blr. Windle. them 'track the table violently with a stick, . land addressin himself 'to the prosecutor, said, " I sin Nine to requ [te you to recant your observation in call ing me a rascal and to make an apology in the presence orrery friend, or else meet me to-morrow morning at ire o'clock, and exchange shut fur shot." The prose said he should do no tech thing, for at that hour be sh ould be fast asleep in his bed, sod added, " HOW le it that you are so loud in talking of honour whra pia have given me no proof a your honesty ?" He tit. a Ides diat instead of recanting one ward he bad nue. ed. be =ld undertake to approve the chugs is the ',titer t. Some farther altercation eseefet nitro NIG "Indic went up to the prosecutor, who ileac sitting nt She table, raised his stick over his head in a threstnitig• altitude. and said, that if he offered to stir lie n t..::.1 kneel him down. The prosecutor rung the hell, s:iy lug be would send for a constable, okra the de/. n ollnissa-eitek their departure, 11r. Syrett saying, " If sums do sot accept my friend's challenge, I skill colisicer Too a very great coward." To this the prosecutor su• havered, I would rather be so considered by you, ilia • Anomie my life (as a family man) to the malice of s t. it SAM as. Mr. Windle." The cireamstancos abo..e dated were proved by the evidence of the prose. al ,r Sod his wife. Mr. AMILPIIUS addressed the Juty, with his fermi asility, on beisalf of the defendants, but called no vi A masses. The Crater JCITICI charged the Jury, that they iv- st lay out of their consideration the charier of conspir‘ . s , because there was no evidence of previous fun. era !, .. Weep the defendants; bat they would determine o'Ne lief the other counts were sustained, and hint tLeir Verdict accordingly. The Jury deliberated a few minutes, and srquitr, , ,: • defendants on the first and fourth counts, lint ftra-, I them guilty on the second and third. CROWN COURT.—Sarce pair. LatereNee Barnett, a Jewish youth, about 17 years of 'age, was indicted fur a burglary in the daelling-hues • of Mr. John Wood, of Kingston, on the night of cm .std of Joh., and - stealing thereia three hundred 1,11't::.. and upwards in Bank notes, and other property, ctin:,t ing of two great coats, he. The case etcited considerable interest, in eonsequene.• 1 of reports which had been circulated iiiirasourabie f t the prosecutor, hut which were must satisf.o turi iv Ord re I up in the developenient of the case. . Counsel for the prosecution, Mr. A 'voltam-3 and Mr. TUUTON ; for the prisoner, the Cumnots SERJE•N '4 dila Mr. Aoni.rers. The prisoner called several witnesses to prove an co*Li• and the Jury found him Not thailty. There was no other case of pnblic interest in tare Crown Court. In the Nisi Pries Court the rensainin< C biry Causes were disposed of at an early hour. none ofwhich were of the least interest, and the rest • t the day was occupied in trying an indictment stai...st the inhabitants of Petersham, fur not repairing a rv:.J called Sanity-lane, leading to Ham Common. llow-S•rwts.r.—On Saturday the Driver of Hackney No. 77, was bronght by warren', and the following charge was preferred against bias :—r Elisabeth Parkshire, n servant to Mr. 'fucker, of Wig-• acre, butcher, stated that on Tuesday afterna►n hot she was proceeding along Chaados-street, on the Gni way pavement, with two children, the youn•es•, years ol•!, was knocked down by the pole of the char:ot which the pris►ner was driving; witness fell ea !t.e pavement, the other child was also knocked down, falling of the kirb, the wheels of the chariot passed near as to crush the child against the pavement, without material injury. Several witnesses prom! tint the _ prisoit.r (lid not call out. The prisoner was ut Jered to tiud bail, but being usable to do so, he ts, committed. To the nnmerons accidents which have lately perm(' from boats being let without watertnen, we I to add the following melancholy hostamse: 4111Satarea, last, ten men, all wearers, in the vicinity of Blaritfriatt. hired a boat, with witich they went to ilamusern.it:.. bat returning in the eveniag about bait past nine, the . from bad steerage, came across some barges off t:.. King's Arms, and in their'eudeesours to get clear v. thew, one young man, II years of age, fell overboat and was drowned in eittfte /if his father. roar hackney alma hams were convicted in the penal by of Ills. each sad swigs. for retailing to take a far: plying fur hire. 411 r, , t —r • .•-•-••• - '7. 4 . :'4. k,"P s a-f="1 1 '110.. 4 .:••% • t • Ai I i t -r ~~ } i [' 0111 - `,...5....4••••••.,. - - • q.''' r. :: . • • I ....../. .------t %, A - 4 '5 • Ilynt ifi=efs 4 • Ilk 4 9' • -r,. ',.:, - • • lit ..), 8 1 . :' ' l / f .. . i , • ligait d i t t)A; m : %. . t n • - ' • iii • 'WV:A.O • t , . I . , ....-..... ...._. SEVEN Pubic?. _) i miamil....mmaimi ;mks. • t —The business of these 1 ' , the Comnsiuion Lavine noon, in the new Crowii mires, held in this plane, s , Ild Town Hall. sow cots- . As at the utbec places very light. We lament, s are me Mae thew Mara th uttering forged. iii.nii I ipects the Calendar daes a tact. .- „ II DE. , lief Janke. i I . *MD AMOSIIiiir * ...... a. nst the defindaatit, Jo- . nit, for a conspiracy to f li i 1, and a fourth charged i , t 1 . . . , cted by Mr. Axnarra, . , re by Mr. ADOLYMCS and was this: s ip had been in partnership f I le, in the business of a 4 , lintios of their partner. I Mas in favour of tine • latter bills of exchange due were dishonnored . ; Blake called. upon the who then had the ma- Lira, to know the era- i t In the warmth of ter le said that Mr. 1% intlir'/A i beervation was fltla.:.ll- - Seelig the 111th of called upon the prose- - 4 r with the other defeo- I ith his wife and fatail;.• • . le awl prayer-hook. and Mr. WIND, said, -' 'I he 1 tot with ladies." I;p , :a . dren retired into an ad- d a-jar. The dereadatit, I Jot violeatly with a stick, . t prosecutor, said, "1 ion :our observation in call- apology in the presence i t to-morrow moraing At t fur shot." The prose. • thing, for at that how 11 t ! bed, anti added, " HOW . alking of honour wipes • your honesty ?" He ill. a I I. ne word he bad site- rd. t I . the chary I. the ...Owe cation eared, when NI r. tor, who-.lens sitting ;it . 1 t his head its a threetnitur , ' I feted to stir lie u.,.: : .1 atter 'mug the hell, s3y- stable, wits'; the del. u- Syrett saying, "If yank 1 I !lenge, I sl-ull cotistcer i this the prosecutor aa. considered by you, ilia I a) to the malice et s I. i l Ice circroustances a1,.....e 1 1 knee of the prose. at a . 1 i e Juty, with his 'trial • , Jants, but called no a .I. t the Jury, that they !vest he charge of contiptr.t .y, , of previous con. ern !, •- y would determine ,i•tie- istaitted, and find their inutes, and ar q ui tt,,l ~. • milli counts, lint tau-, I hird. —SATCR OAT. youth, alaaset I; years of y in the duelling-hone • ti so, on the night of t•se ta three hundred 'Nev.,. i 1 other property, esit:-t- -! interest, in eonsesren..• rculxtrtl iiiicacuurallie f I MOO satisf.o torily cle,i re I asp. Mr. A 'voltam - 3 and .',jr. COMMON SENJ g•N'l dila ' i itnesses to prove an E... Li, illy. ' public interest in tire i us Court the rensainin< 'used of at an early h our. interest, sod the rest • I ig an indictment aseai...st fur not repairing a ru:.J 1‘ I 'u am ('minion. 'ay the Driver of the _ tronght by warren', and tferred against him p•-r o Mr. Tucker, of Loup* Tuesday afternoln but tidos-street, on the feat- 4 dren, the younxesr, !Ica 7 the pole of the char:ut 1g; witness fell . 13 ! t. r also knocked down, ....... i ' of the chariot passed 4. I f ainst the pavement, l••.: al witnesses proved t'ii.it 1 -, The prisoner was or i 'usable to do so, he a.,- , • which have lately h,..,.. host waterntea, we I .., .. - 1 . vlnstame: On Saturday I vicinity of filackfciars. weld to ilaealUlPUiitf.. lOW half past nine, they . es same barges off t:.. • . &savours to get clear u. a of age, fell (Kerins:act. is father. . • . convicted in the penalty sing to take a far.: W..e:: - • Z • I ' • • f ,q . . . . ..._ .. . . ._ -