The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-23 00:00:00

Foliciter•Goneral„ equal at least to two mom" — (heir, hror! and a laugh)—se that if he had own. Imrs, he had wet power equal to the Plaintif.— As to the universality of these prosecutions, they interretell even with the common good offices and social Fabius of life„ etch was the cupidity of those wive gave Wanton's''. 011 this point, he wash, just •barrae, that he had a letter hoe • ' , Man in i:”Jrhester, she slated that he lent his copra to a ills'ittis and was profectated for that friend's brewing • quarter of maalt. , ..-[//coe, Atari] —The penalty was one hundred wends which sea notified to him without any pektioos monitory letter, the first intimation condo, is the appalling fore of a copy of it e bill, of shoot forty or fifty folios in length, Ile applied to the Board of Excise ; and some time after, he heard from them that they would re. snit the penalty, provided he paid 301. and what 641'11 costs might have bets Interred. In the there of three mouths after that, he received an mount trim a Solicitor of the name of Car, la which those small rapine's were charged at 461. The Hon. Gentlemen, in the coots@ of his speech, took et rnity' to elver, to.the condor: of the Lot& of lite Treasury, 16 regard to Petitions arising out of sorb matters as that before the Bosse; which, he ob. served, was woiforelyestisfactory,.from the toady end considersto situation with which they IWO sit lie concluded by moving, that the .Petithia bo brought up. A MEMBER, whose name we could not learn, row for the pothole of bearing testimony to the high character of a Gentleman who had been Olathe! to In tha speech 401 the lion. Member (the Solicitor of the Earley). Mr. ELLICE complained of is individual, bet of the system. the hist stage of any such affair as that in q.ntiun, a refinance was made to the Se. li c ite r ; and all subsequent proceedings wets advised by him. The SOLICITOR GENERAL wished to make env or two ebtertations, in reply In the speech of the Hon. Weber (Mr. D. Harvey), be he thought it did not only attack the Comeissionyrs of Lads. end the Commissioo•rs of Castries, as well as the Solicitors'( those Metal, bat became it con. tilted • direct attack on the resider' of the J u d g e *he at reed presided in the Court of Eschequer•— (Cries of "no, not front the Opposition Benches ) sight b. wrong; bet by emeraled to the Hasse whether the Hon Gentleman had not compared in some as the Cowl of Exchequer to the Slow Chamber.—(Hear, ketsr!)—Tho linos* would be aware, that thete was sot any more important petal' Iha 1i.'.... Lear this Lh et •...ch regarded the met. ter in cparstion, being the VI hof the King. It enacted that every Captain of a suet should accutatoly de. scab. his cargo in the ship'. manifett, and upon his arrival should alto Cerrectly report it at the Custom. house; end that If it shoold be found that such cargo Avoid sot agree either with the menifeat of the re. pert, h. should incur a penalty of 1001. Now the Copies Is this case vats!, that ha had • certain pot. ties infeeleo on board ; and oat his am's, he relati ve, the same quantity. That actual case, buyers, tae, that Ike* was • considerable deficiency in that quantity. Tito matter having been taken into consi deration by the Commiativners, they directed a rose. rotten to be cadet' en In this prosscution the Honourable Gentleman had told them very rivet delay took place. fit* cause, ha beliered, of that delay, and he hid no doubt that such soul sera Olt l• be the fact, was the cisconts.ent• of the Captain's hosing la the numniinss left England. It en fine necessary for him to ester into • ailirliCll lion wf that GeAtifillie or of the Bolted of Kicky. which had been so lately eulogised by Hoe. Gentle. men opposite. lie (the Soliciior•Genrii•l) (night well by ntrusral froth rotating into any vindication of hiMplf•—[ Hee. 9 —het as for his Bon. and Learn. el (:ritttll (the Attorney-General) wit.' had so lately left that House, It was diets his to obee r aehn s possible it was that he mild b. actuated by any other motives than genie which a sense of puhlic defy seg. tested. In regard to the great number of informs. shine, It was owing to the peculation and fcautiof the wiles concerns fa then—certatnly not to those unworthy motives w hich the Hon. Gentleman bed attrittoted to the Solicitor and the Commiastooers of Latise.—(Heat !) Mr. CALVF:RT was not one of shot, who gave a vilely ear to casts of this sort ; bet he would •ay, that Ise the proem imitate, lea thought the lion. Veutlessati (Mr. Harvey) had made est a very clear one. There wets two things which the lion. and Learned Gentlemen lad not satisfactorily answered t In the filet place, as to tins great law of time in ibis prooecution—• laspensinn of two years; and in the stoat place, as to the number of Counsel tratployel, and the rest it:peace, both of which he thought moth greater Van necessary. Mr. DF:NM AN thought it very hard, that when aa Hos. Gentlemen had brought forward a case of greet hordship nu the part of an individettl, the Law Officers of tho Crown were to say, that if such cow. plasots were to bat brought forward at all, nothing short of an impeachment could be resorted to ( Hier !)—Hr did not two that the character of ibis Learned Judge, who had beea alluded to, had been at all alerted by any thing which the Hon. Gentle. eon (Mr. Barley) hid said. And. indeed,it would hays been more e..na..ne a to that delicacy sills which the Hon. and Learned Gentleman opposite (the Soli. eine-General) bad refrained from opesking of self, not to have tinted up with oho present discus. I shots that most sacred of •Il chatacteis—the imbed ebsracter. His own conviction wss , that if the bill of eseeptions bed been followed sip, tho ruling at Nisi Pries would have been corrected. A. to that Gentleness the had been refereed t.. (the Solicitor of the Katie), that inditirisal, in the es- eut'on of the most oiliest port of our law., had, he should not be deterred from saying, coded with posers of the most dangerous nature, and impieties's of the most for midably character. Ile theold hate hoped that a most rigid stiegoiry would have taken piece Into it, sod he did still hop* !bet this business would be bought b.. lets the House neat Session ; sad that a most mina , ' latestigation wield laity place into the whole system of Excise and Cremona Laws. C BUR HELL ativvrt•tl to several instances of eistosott hatthnip ender t►ese less& , The Pi ♦as thous brossight op and toad suit' I►a motion met it do No es the table. The CHANCELLOR of As EXCHEQUiiii THE STATESMAN. took this opportunity of remarking, that he should not here tett ao stroll( an objection to the appoint• meta of a Committee, if the lion. Member had ab• '. stained Ones those comments on Illy proceedi n gs of Courts of Justice which had been an satisfactorily answered by his Hoe. and Learnd Friend. It had been said, that there ►ad bee. no less than 760 in formations en the pert of the Customs god Eaci•e, within the period of a year ; but when it was consi dered that the amount of was 35,000,0001., ■nd when the various frauds sod artifices by which its collection was impeded wore likewise remembered, be did not think that the saes• ' bee would crest, any surprise. Mr. GORDON denied shot any Impetatiors bad been cast epos the Judges in the speech of the Hos. Member. ft was the spleem which had been repro. baled, and deserved reprobetion. A feeo had to. costly crone under his own notice, in which the de. fendaut was urged to a compromise in open Court, end by his own Counsel. The Judges themselves passed, while this clutterieg and bartering of justice was in progress. Toe Atterney.Gesteral busily withdrew t►e record, jest before the Jury were about to consider their verdict. To a poor man the es pence, were most heavy ; and what was yet worse, the Atcorney.G►nest might renew the prosecution whenever he should think proper. He would that nothing more oppressive than this had ever been molted in the Star Chamber ; end that the jerisdic• lion now ised by the Court of &chequer re quired the most attentive investigation of Parliament. Mr. I) W. 111 ARV EY shortly replied. Ile should ' withdraw hi, emotion for the present, trotting that the RIM lion. Gentlemen would not refine his ay.; seat to it in • future lesion of Parliament. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER heard that ►. ini 4 ht not be considered as a patty to this enderstseding. Mr. D. W. HARVEY •ith the consent of the Hoot, t►en withdrew his motion, end teowtql tisptf fur t►e production of all Petitions end Memorials presented to the T r y, together with other do. commits, in the case of Mr. Sunni Bryant.—Or dered. Mr. KENNEDY moved. that en humble Address bf prea.nted to his Royal ll%knees ilia Prince Re. gent, praying that he aroadd he graciously pleased is eke directions fora return of the nitualsrr of persons baniehod fro. Scotland in tech $ ear since the pser 1800. speri4leg the offence in each case, awl tbs. tiogeishing shether it alma &cited in the high Guest wf Juittlriary, Of by hey other s and what J edges.— °Moly& Mr. LUSIIINGTON motrod fnr, end obraintod. lIINVP to bring io a 811 l to trsosfer the dote of the Supervisor of Emilio Acerooote to the Comptroller. General of Cs•tuesv. Mr. LUSIIINGTON then vivo entire of Ms in .ontioo to solo foe Imo to brine in a 13411 for ro., sallying the Diegebatk en Coale vgod for calcining Load Oro, Coppor, arid inn. The flight lion. ontloatan also g .9111 motet; of a Bill for As sere •fleetest rotten, leo of gm orgl i net. CA VIRLFORD ELECTIOI. Mr. UUMK obewreed, that in the otmence of th► Hon. G.ottoman who had been Chairmen of the Cern.'lord Itlecti.n Committee, he was online, to commu.ieese in th► Hesse the grounds on which the Cementite., had reparted that Mr. 1141101, nne of the witneweve,hed wilfully absented himself. It less proved that he had taken en active and prominent part in the trenosetlone of the gleelion, and had sebsequently lrft his non haute, ,0 that vestry ►fort to circa him obis a statism far his stlencianee bud been ice?. forteel. Of roar principal witnesses, three were ab sent ; hut in 'bit (91111. the Committee were pereoaded thet the absent-. was intentional. He ondermood t►at inelitieloel wet anew in custody open the Speaker's wettest, and althn.Rh it wit not for him to sanest what centre, the Howie ought In pores., he certainly thee / At sorb proceedinas shoed be adopted se would support the authority of fit.►. Cntemitteee. Uotler those ennsideretions he now meted that the indivi dual in question be committed to his *jetty's jail of Newest,. Mr. STURGES BOURNE repressed some sor os.. at the motion of the Honourable G•tilleman.— le seemed more consonant It, the prscti tt of other Coons of Justice in cases of enneenso en call open the party for HS derriere before conweritting trot to Nearest. He weight deserve the punishment, bet be might to be informed of the charge against hint. Mr. HUME observed, that he had made the mo. lion upon an enderstanding that It was not the usual coarse to move, oho lbe pare, should be called to the bar. He had been unexpectedly called on to bring the ref/jeer seder consideration. The SPEAKER wished to apprise the flow, that it ills Its ancient follfsP, and there were tome M. coal lestiineets of its being parserti, to repose the fell t essi confidence in it Committees, and en beer the statements of parties who bad incurred their dispiee we i s , petitions only. On the motion of Mr. CROKER, the Report of the Committee was reed. it esproosed the opinion of eh* Committee, that Mr. Hallett had •ilfelly ahsronded. kb,. Irmo tation, in width Mr. Scarlet, Mr. Macdonald, Mr. Crokor, and Mr. W. D. 11•Tyrry took • Aare, thy aerie, was withdrawn liii Friday. In cutler to 'ivy time to the poison in cos. lady to a P•tillon to the linen.. Mr. JOHN SMITH brought up the Report of the Ronkrepr Regolra .4 BM, which oar re•towwitterl, and the Report nrAered to be taken lute farther cootideration on Thoredey. COM BIN A T lON ACTS. Mr. HUME presented • Petition from a 'masher of jtiornes men 11101111111q1 and Mechanics in Lon don and Westminster, complaining of the operation of the laws relative to combinations among work. men for the purpose of obtaining higher wage,. and preying for on amendment of them. Th. Honour •lde Member, after some observations ow the hard. ships to whirl, theta laws selbjected workmen, sad the unjust advaotsge which they allowed to twastere, gars woliee, that an Tumidity neat he should move for lease to bring iu a Halite anted the GsObis,. dew lute. . Nu ELLICE spelt. In favour of the prayer s the Petition, amid said, he would titre oil Ile! 9-rpott is bit power to the vtinciele of the UM. Mr. WILLIAMS Mt indebt►d In Isis 11411. Friend for hrioging tble 'abject before the Ilesse. The Petition was then brnught up mad read. On the mobile that it he laid on the table. Lord EIIRINGTOS entirely 'roil in the sentiments etpresseil by the Hon Members who hid preeerled.—•The Petition was laid en the table, sad ordered In be printed. Mr. PEEI. pretested a Petiole° from 13 Meng fseterera in Lsaeashire end Yorkshire, in favour of dm Cotton Maneketary . Blll. 27 l.4.l . em the table. li MC AIiVANCES BILL Os tls nodes of Mr. NMI., the Hoes* went into a Cansoto.e.....on this 1101.--Risart tes-ontrow. CUSTOMS' CONSOLIDATION RILL. ________ _________ TAP floss, resolved itself late a Coassittee en this MIL Mr. HUME preposed. as an amendment fa the dame *hieh hid the duty on roefth hemp at 9s. !J., tbst the hl.nk should be Clod op "Pleb 4.. 6d. _ _ . Mr. ROBINSON mid, that the duty of Of. V. now proposed, ►ad confirmed for many yearr, and ►e cook! mono reason whatever for mincing it. The antrodaient was negatived, and the bleak filled op with the earn originally proposed. Th• other these, of the Rill having Men agreed to, the house mooed, and the Report was frittered to be moiled ts•morrow. IRISH MALT RILL. This Bill was road a wood time, and ordered to be committed to.asorrow. .Report TOBACCO BILL This 811 pained tbresik a lo•*orroo. 111%11 CUSTOM% BILL. This Bill was read a Keoad tine, sod ordered to be committed lo•*orrosr. CHURCHES IN SCOTLAND RILL. Tb• EXC HEQUER otov.tl Ib• Ord•r •f t►e D•y for the comositobeot of Ibis Rill. After some ob lions from Lord A. llomiltnn, tho Chancellor of skit Fisebegeet, sod Mr Mow, Om Bill was reported, sod dm Report ordered i• be taken into forth., consideration o■ Monday out. PI NRYPI 1311181.:Itlf BILL Sir CHARLES BURRELL oared the third reading of thio Hill. Mr. 1101.FOIID contended, that there a►as no proof of general cor►uption, end onvpd en enrontl. mptti, that the Bill be read a third dose t►is day sis •ontha. Sir CHRISTOPHER lIAWKINS seconded the awontlosent at some length. Sir CHARLES BURRELL entered into details of the evidence, in order to show the j.stic. .f she Dill. the was sore, from the Members that olio Comity retsreed, that the privilege that conferred, on the Hundreds in gokilna woold not bet abused. kir. ABERCROMBIE. concerted entirety in the ptioriple of oho Ibll, hot wished it to be postponed to another Session. Mt. MANNING made some observation le. audible in thi.44ll(my . Mr. DENNISON thought that the corruption of this borough was sufficiently meted, and wished Is see it disfrenchisod. Mr. F.I.LISON a. no moon for deviling this boreees of rho elective franchise. Mr. MARTIN said, that no msn more thin him. self Wiener, corruption ; but he really slid not throat that there was any ;general corruption in the borough of P.nryn. HP, Ihprenro, totPti for Ibe amendment Lord F.BRINGTON thneaht, that if this Bill were not pissed there would be no holm of reform ing airy corrupt herneah. Mr. COURTENAY supported the amendment. Mr. G KONG E LAM B srss satisfied, •pon s peru sal of the evidence, of the entire corruption of the berosgb. M►. WILLIAMS rpnk• to the same •Ireet. Mr. CHARLES HARVEY vu decidedly oppot. red In such s 'weeping seestore •r thin. Mr. W. WlCSlNrecommendul that the amend went should be withdrawn, sad the nut itself post. !toned, and that some !laudations should he .t.• Iltotegi •spr•s.ie• of the °lefties of the House. Sir CHARLES BURlOMlelpies•ed his stilling. no.s to @slept t►n emery proposed, end to postpone the peering of 'his &II until nest ies.inn. Mr. LONG and Mr. V. FITZGERALD said a fe• •or.k. Mr. BOI.FORD would net consent to withdraw the amendment. The Ilion then divided, Far the Minim, 44 i For the A.ene.ear,l i Majority. 10 On entering the gently, we fogad Mr. C. WYNN proposing a —that it ep pp eri In t he, Hoe.t, from the reseed adreweed /retied if the Sos. woo, it is not expedient to proceed any farther with thin hill. 'rhe grnends es which ►e eepported it were—that if the - Bill should nit be raided in the ether Ileum., or that if it should be kept •lita till IN period of prorogation, there would then he me time fns the Wiling the new Writ for the election et hitraahers for the Boreeith. Mr. V. FITZGERALD said, tirst it would be inconsistent with the vote which the Hoes, had come to far the third reading to propose such a resolution as the present. A c r saiinn then einem! between Mr. Witl,ll, Mr. Abercrombie, Mr. Barthel', and Mr. V. V l 's. gerald ; alter which the Resolution was withdrawn, and the Bill was passed. ' The Irish Gr ind Jail Presentment Bill went though a Committee. Several amendments were agreed to, and the Report ordered to Iso readvtd to. morrow. The other Orders of lb. Day were then disposed of, and do Ifoor• siljnornod at Foes o'Clock. S.oc•ttto Mv•oaa.—On Whit Tuesday. • fight took place at the villegy of T•erton. near Bath, be tween two brothers, named Wiltshire, of the odjoiri ing parish of Newton. One of them bad been knock. ed down, ••d the other was In the act of kick ing hies, when • man, named Ashler , sn u ct i g m l him by the elbow. and said 6 ` Don't kirk him; for if yno do your will kill him; It is a shame fo► bro ils's' to he hitting ;^ at sr Idris Willehlre turned round, end vrcife►stitig to Ashley, with a tremendous, oath, " I'll knock yowr brains out. or any cue who takes his pert," instantly wreck Ashley • violent blow under his oar, soh , : fell to Eregroosid, wrier to sp►ak again, end after Herring till the folloillpg Friday, he died. This Coroner's Jetty who rit epon the body returned a verdict of ?WM Murd e r, agai ns t nice, O. kaa beat =milted for tsl.ll. II LAIV INTO( I.l.luliNGv. COURT 01 , CH %SWIM T. Joey ?t Toe Mumma' ORNIMAL P. TIMIS COIPORATION Or LOPODOIS The Coati was lifeepte.l daring the /rt.'s., pert of the I. in attending to the stgoosonts of Oriente!. lu 14is cos* r which relate. to M. •mbanki,. a l % portion of otssonci at 11Idtt.ok, c..nsisting of lel ►art s o k n ol l a n d 30 foe' it. breadth; end which wwl•g been esnall) cowered with water doting the ronti• the ski. in the R.for. it •ss contended, could not Ili enel.sed Without becoming as It.jery to the *Niels which oettersils moored shore. A• io. diettment lo► a noisanc• had boort isteferred ogsiost Oho persons •hit tier/taboo, to oehnok i t . and who derive• skein lisle ►tons the Corporelinn of London, and s■ Inj ,onion had heen ots•slood to restrain Uses• Irons entryino on their op...winos until after the trios the indictment. An enplicolinte net nt•do this a.y, preying /he Court to diesolte tit. 1.. j Mr. HART 111141 pt HUMUS OPM. hssrd if tonah on bultall tip •Iltlie4ol..rs, end Mr. WaTIIIRILL and Mr. Wtt.sou argued folly airliner it. The cote not hating been thebreouttle dimmed, It .111 eitin be hreneuht nn hof-t• oho Coati on S.iterdiy noir. not. ton owtortles.. l , bo tried ie IM Dior , of Knee Heade r during the Siltiegs after the pretest Term. COURT or Klltt.'ll RKRICH. Javier?. LOSID C. S. CilUSClitil. D .1 suss one?. D. 111 r. PLATT 18.0•441, hol.str ..f oho Dofeodoor; for jorigoorot Si in r.s• of a onnsait, for Sot pro. reedits* to hist per.i.tant to ...tie*, is this ears,. which, it will be reenit. r ..cl was en anion for sal stletiod WWI in the M./rnitut Chronicle, !elating in a onolancholp archival inipeted to the itoglieenee. Th► Coed t►aot.d s role In s►ow alum Tilt almo V Till UOSI t LAW AND OTileitg. Mr. &Amy. Wit army r..nt.•rtor. ..1 Parlisstlent. rtreet, the l'insoreie •., this pre, On Merldny 1 5111,erl to pot ollf the lsitl (lied ter Thirst's uea•► annl Ilfecoslii .Motu moot" to r•..b10 warn fee Colonel, god pay the serest / Pawnee of the prosecution.— ibe enileipit en skid, be moved being fall of lire loyoot matter, lb, Cesegl rofitiod the sppiiostios upon it, but dere his learn. to renew his motto. spas a less ohjertl. , nahle andawit. Mr. liter'. 'hi. de;teuderird as affidavit to their Lordships, in whirl, he prayed, that their lArathipe moold be pleased In •►de•, that there ba paid to ►is net of the ..via of his estate, h. boil', a bankrapt, the a ss of 54101 ; which few, he sold, •as native. ry, to enable I.lln to ra'ry •n a prosocation the Detiallento. Cooll.lidellielsole of lisokropts, he.. fur. WHIM hie rimllacieSlolll 111118 n;i.ned, fey akleiged n'ittondurt on their psi'. The 'Radish also prayed their I...idshipa untold allow the Deponent farther time, previous to going to hill. on the grounds of the &mem.* of Ira 'material witnesses, Pk* wire at present In Freon. Mr. Bryce eddreesed the Court ea the key ass trifled in hit Priiiittn, sad stated, thee 64. Merl applied to the Vice.Chttisreil..r f.r pecuniary aid, het lie Honest hid refuted to mike the order prayed. The COURT, oho, enesettiste, wore 110setinfelif ie ieferitie the stoptiya.i.tt for pereaiary aid, as th• Vire-Chancellor, Wary wawa lb. welter mem par. uicelarly en, had ryfated Whit rerpectio the ~rend ohj►ct of the affi.larlr. Mr. Brace ha.l mat titled any attewpt at, Lis part to indite. thy •irstasaes in geerti.ta ta ►etern, shirt. 1110 eat hoend 10 du. Mr. Brace, disfavor., took nothiug by ►is &pp& cation. EXKLU i luN. lb irirtrolog the law op rail • of the fbvr w arrive late reed wine Nilo+ In: II boulsoulse eryoliyaly, e.iiiirietr , l at Me alkali !W00400., est. Nk .ol Newlyn MIAs rot Thor. Jet- Cad, for oral as 6.11, • 14644114iug 416066•. in airy, eapociiif o r el eke I. she Poie•filler I llamas ti did. for a boralide y Heger Pere. fur pal iv lie a forged Heat of F:rialood Slide foe 411 E, sod W. Aware., for ttaoolit.y at O. I Oar, r rth , meat fa ward., biro. gat a Pa Illeinotes berme riot. Wm*. win placed wiroded by aor Her air. Can na . fad after followed by Price. Allis. owl ./.•fr-.t were art,. sod Ammar oe ruse op Is.'s I .r to lan if me ,Mayas roes woo ouch ao b•-resie• their li..o n g the Imo the osoe.aioner an- pert oron hi. 4.,,. be, 6.4 j Ward Ig oi .r•• oevereod Oalmarr, and at 14 .5 toloalell pouf .{,,at She drop ell and 16r4 died iirriniiie•y easy. friend. er( 164 4 4.04%.11.1461 a prri.on ref• out are highly cp. Sprts.46l.. mot the (greased eteeti.ors have hero ..ed In obtain a =maxima .4 ,be .esdearr y bus w e looder.land the relay to rotr.. Hold ratios oar. Mel ear •• lorpit,dr nod eldest of ii,,rhaird toe pooosaiiiii." Hi. Si. I. 44.6.4 r, a. well as lime of A 11... oils,. lard. roeviet.on. be. b.r. seat •rela plat T. Alas ha , Irf f oar in 6.66 4 .0 be. aallowlll rot Wrist, i. la 1,1.1 ofredet. 4 , 111 51. - h••.. 1• ,? of oalrh k 6161fnu45e1441 aft of 11 644F4 agglarale4 aoare. Price as. a hoodoo Coons. Ber l 64 oleo sae amino.., vsloete am of • alas Aiatialiral almeriplioa.-11.tedburl, •6 solo Mgt bore 'Metaled at he lOW for paiaiad lined motes, received a rips low. toe oases day*. N III& pi, 0. the Tub io-t et the et .orl of hie gemelkeem the Ell= hoeloosolor. at Park. 11.-oey Preete, jam. Row lo stamilltier 4 Geo. 1 Mode Itoreos. Ow she -.lse tat at 104% K.wt. Lieut. to Lydia. third daughter of Jobs Dyer. Seq. of Uemooolit Hooptial MUD, Al Richmond. on /be IMh low. Mrs Aim WM*. Mld 77 . Os the .16, 118.1. is Or I;olo year of her al; •. Sarah Ash. yo.oocros daoghter of Kelm oh rod. Renairroa. Os ilhe list ion Amos. Me el poi do. ghter of Jowl mewl. Ui.iiis road. Clapb.mo me. 1. , her Ibile ON rhe bib at tile ..f ber .an-11l law. Mr. John Prrry. Durham- place (lA* ) Heckel., roan. Mo•. Mary Child. formerly oo Brighten Oat Soabor. la Me nigh scar of fart mgr. O t he lid lo.t . al th e flamer of her • whet in Walein-pinie. Lantheth. in the 19th sear of her age. after sailefinteg the pniafel nperstinn of trey:lonian. Minn fAir.• •Isa.• death aas neesenthed by a loth , from a rakes haute. wantonly 'brews from the tall ry of sae of he pablie Theatre( alined Ise yea . nen, and Nat *bleb time .he has bees at a liagenta male et health. COUIVIS OF EZCHA Assisierdass. 114 II C h If. Ditto, se 4iglit, II Atosterdient fists. at *test. Koterstisto. II Aatsrerp, II Ft Ibusettorgh. 1.5 0 Altos.. 15 I Paris, S slays's sight. 2430 Min, *4 NU Motordrome'. 11 PO Frost So thrllalste, 144 itittlvid. 34 Itilbest. 90 Nrtrilir, 116 l;ibraliar. 134. IRK. Tousay, Jius V. Llthers. ' • (iessr. 41 thwit. Vegan.. ill %spin. 41 Palevret. 110 per as. I.kowei 54 Oportn, it.., Jowls*. 61 1141. b.. Ili per Cent. owl era.. gio .4 the Kook on Hollase. Nowa tield,i• 11;.i., tiff 011, .7.1511 it. %M. per M. 0 4e. 1/041a.. 6r.1/6 4 . dilver.es 11•1•A•wdoe. UP4 : Prwed And Publisiont by ' 4 . Proty. 8 0 Obe Srarann 044itc, No. 4, *ham ri•yout: t, k ;coal* • Mb