The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

x .; .• • - • COURT, FIT., . ore of eke Dub prOblikittips4ll its it tlos to mantis the Travails of the Nrldeb hail Grade.; ailinebrap' ei the 6 4 644 " ipreu•L t The Lemma Cussed be support of his media. eloped this there was a covalent mitered into in 1675. 'MANI tbp grooves made by Lnrd William Russell. amit „Lady lesebet Russell, that se building *belle be .weaned ea the oath side of Southampton Name, n eap! Naar mete banmsetiog honor. or beases.steinelter Muse et biases. sod ethers specified in the oevsmant.' Attires variety of obeervatioes trim Mr. Snamme sad others oe the pert of the trustees. Hli Nowa remarked that the case branched oat into three gesetiees; whether the projected beildlag was a beach et the covenant? whether the °smut areeted the Baked Bedford personally ? and 'dabber a Cant of ,111,eity was tits proper place to bring such •et ease flentied ?• As he was of elision that one of • tbealt involved a material point of law. be 'esYedtbat the cue should stand over to the first .dap Le Easter Term, to allow the parties doe to consider ,filte-he4inaaate of trying it. *Mir Wain BENCH, Witrwtarran, Fem. It tattle R . ROLM Mr. °Cairn stated to the jury that this was ea am till brought by a student at law 'Oast the deka& set, for the breech of warranty given ea the parcbase of a 4g. The plaintiff applied to Mr. Helps, who leas a ler.eater. to procure him a espial eater lee lest speniapenese. when he promised be wage let •Um Nape tar 110ost setter err seem—see (bat MSS eqsalifi4ll Waited to :tend or back is short. as ea coesplithed a Beg as sportsmen could desire. Mr. Mooting* Jest Vied the dog the Melds mar Edge 'Ware ; but, as might be expected. fined, eery few :birds there, Ake We es opportunity of sesenalelog ride geslklew tale -ultimately purchased him. at the price of 131.. whir a written warranty, that the ma • .fila . 4, would both and stand. and was I. every respect .0001004eliks deg." The mans of this famous Ales was. to make the transastlea smasplets, so other Asa " lemeter." Mr. Woodier., @spewing Mae sport with his purchase, took him dews. together with .'a eater bitch, into Leicestershire; and barite arrived 'at Wobnrn fa his way oe the 24th of August, thought • .; be Men* try the dog in a field when a covey of par .llolilgel.bai alighted. The mom was accordingly *Mtritt * dog and bitch into the field; the bitch • ....kikww6lllo4lypelated, bet the dog would neither stand `We back. bit reetheramong the birds, which of coarse Thieltappeued twice. end Mr. Wateroffe xisetia titer &reedy wonted him ; but thee he fore -sor • drii - anineet.--1 , Oh, this Is only the nth of An :-000-1 1. Is a .tboreerti-bred deg, arid will neither :aimed oar bodt ell Hoe Ist ofeeptember l" After the 44 et of reptelemr. however, he was tried in Leicester .' chim, Ilsed.:laritliltir reify elms. is Northampton ,- lektre Wes but be corded ever do his duty in standing - •telrfraolsksp, new would be ever follow a Toed example ceases it was aaMp. slaws. be was not worth a • 'Mille& milts Weethreer would bare immediately ' • interned his, bat be became lame, and therefore was •tetra returned Mae begiening of December. Thee ' Its was takes to Mr. Helps; bet there Hamar" . was quickly whipped out, sad came back worthies te eh. Waterers's, where he released mail he was lost • Hairpessed-heatit. These facts would be clearly • proved, ad wealteertle the plated, to recover the pm whisk belied paid for the 'sisal. erbe mantel was tbs. peeved, dated the 3d of .A.egeet. The groom of Mr. Woodroffe proved that deader meet did steed or back, after repeated trials ir the first and eobsequeet weeks of September; and Iris inetimeny was eorroborared by several persons from Leleeetereblie, who attempted to shoot with him in company with the plated*: A letter was pet in from Woodroffe to the defeadset, dated the 11th of Septeither, in which be complained of the rigidities of the dog, but said that be did not discover them before o•acanter of the lateness of the Gorr, which retarded the - season (sr shooting. To this the defendant re- plied. alleglog that the dog was thorough-bred. but expressing a willingoess to change him if there was saether that would suit Mr. Woodroffe. The dog, however, continued lame at Leicester till November, and. after a refusal on the part of Mr. Helps to receive bias, and to return the money, be was lost on the road between Hampstead and Highgate. Mr. SCABIATT, for the defendant, contended that the jury ought to infer that the dog was spoiled by the mismanagement of the plaintiff; that no due notice s-as given of the deficiencies of the animal; that the beet dog is England might be spoiled in a day; and that the plaintiff had evinced the dishonesty of his case by writing, on the 11th of September. that he bad no opportunity of trying the deg before, wh he bad tried him several days in the previous week, by the evidence of his own witnesses. The learned counsel called persons, who swore that Mr. Woodroffe bad eXprriood himself satisfied with the dog before he left London, and others who traced the history of the dog, until he was gold and delivered to Mr. Helps, and who believed him then to be an accomplished setter. Mr. Guareav replied, contending that it would be a most serious evil. if dog-dealers might get rid of the effect of warranties, by alleging that the dogs were never well managed but in their own hands, and might be spoiled in a day. The bitch. which had bee■ treated exactly like the dog, bad not been spoiled. sad the expressions of satisfaction alleged, were used, if at all, before the plaintiff had an opportunity of trial. ~~ ,s.~t sa The Lona CHM JIM'S!, said, that however little the jury might know on the subject of dogs. their knowledge must be equal to his own. The question was certainly not whether the dog was worthless on the lst of September, bat when it was delivered with the warranty : If they thought the latter, they would Col a velllkt for the plaintiff for 151. Tim jury (sued for the plaintiff—Damages, 15/. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fix. 19. IP:INTIM C. 1110IVIIII. This nation was brought by the plaintiff, an at totoey. to reeo►er the suss of 6201. doe to hint by the defendant. wise is a dealer io warble. The de fence wee. that thedebt accrued before the &fondest's banitruptcy, and that he had since received his certi- _.. :sr MM WWI cr.dl.r, Par 'aims= rialtritiesslillhallivtiiogrelo verges' Ha •., • • 7 • • Mr. aaralel'keiMpff • bisesiallei eghbahill of tie pleistig ewers OM Mr. Pseilag. am apholiemer Is Hollethstreet. persuaded his to gigs the mrll6olll. by Ulan .at a promise of tits Raft abscises& domed. whilst • Mr. !maim& ea behalf of the defeadast. swim that he held oat so sash kikessesat. He merely pm wailed sport his by an appeal to his hamasity and his Weesames, bilis/ him that he eight to ba.iah all' mangiest towards Browse frost leis breast ; to de so he would he disc by ; aid reminding bin, Übe ever said his prayers, that be only there begged to be breves as be forgave others. The LORD Clllllll JUSTICE lifensed the Jury. that , if a creditor was Induced. by any premise ' direct or indirect, of temnaeratiet , to sign a certilleeM. Aka starlet whether the bankrupt was privy to Nee mufti er mt. it vitiated the ;wiliest*. The simple guestien la this ease, therefore. was—whether or sot esah a presise had been held oat so Oarling; adthat depended apes which of the two witnesses, airliner Pennieg, they believed. His Lordship thou read ever the evidence, observing upon it as ha wait along. The .1 Dry fated for the plz:v l ir-4)anaires 4201. • STATE OF NEIFGATE. The following is a santmary statement. descriptive of the various offences with which the prisonen already committed to Plmate for trial stand charged : London. Middlings. For Murder asixisry Bossebresking - - - I 2 Highway Robbery - • - I 4 Stealing in a dwelling-bonne - I 8 Embezzlement - - 0 3 Bigamy 1 Receiving stoles goods • - 0 Larcenies • 23 100 Stealing from the person 7 lb Uttering coanterfeit coin - - 3 0 Fraud - - - 1 0 Publishing Blasphemous Books - 3 0 , 1••• ••=11•=11 41 111 S The two who stand charged with murder, aroTbo mas Burrell and Maria Angell, for the voonior of James Thayer. The three for selling blasphemous books are Carble's shupmen, one of whom still refuters to discover his name. The following Is the state of Newgete up to the 14th instant:— Maass. FINAL/MS. Convicts re*ted daring his Majesty's Plwats - 9 2 epos whomitbejmigmeemt of Ilse seder * Cemrtmem keg Ws MONA • portadon t. :pi o of trans for life - - 8 14 ander mutest* of trasspertadoa fee 14 years • - 2 5 ---- sada seatemeo of trammurtatiem for 7 years - - - 19 25 Primmer, amiss soaMate of imprisonment for felony sad adademeaaors 10 1 for trial at ?meat Bossiotte 151 43 • ---- committed by the &ado. doom of Tarn - for trial at Mat Amino - 4 .:11 -- committed alder the baakrupt . laws. • - - - 268 98 - POUCH. - Brown, the City Marshal, . . having, In the emotion of his 64 on fbasiday night. at the door of the Musks-below, towards the close of the grand entertainment gives to the Duke of York, re-' ceived insult and oppoeitin from the epochs's' of Mr. Gregg, one of his Lordship g uests, it was thought ne cessary to have the matter levesttgaled, as the Marshal's life was pot in Imminent danger by the ruffiaoly con duct of the fellow. Sir C. HUNTIER conducted the inquiry, and some of Mr. Gregg's friends attended upon the part of the coach man. Mr. Brown's statement proved that, in conformity with the regulations made for the preservation of order, and for the general convenience of the numerous gnat he had attended for the purpose of directing the officers. Between twelve and one o'clock the company were de parting in numbers, and the coach of Mr. Sheriff Fens. hies was called, but the defendant whipped up his horses to the door in violation of the well-known rule on such occasions, and refused to pay the slightest atten. tion to the remonstrances of the officers. Mr. B. who appeared in fall dress, and amid sot be mistaken for a person aetieg without authority, finding that the de fendant bad persisted in the course of opposition be bad commenced, commanded him either to back his horses, or to drive on, bat the order being also treated with contempt, the Marshal mounted the box for the purpose of putting an end to the convict of words which was go ing on. The defendant manifested a total disregard for the general accommodation, as well ;is for the safety of the Marshal , by pushing that officer from th e box amongst the coaches—a• single movement of which might have destroyed him. A great number of the crowd encouraged the defendant to pers • and the confusion and disturbance became intolerable. The Marshal, as soon as he Asengaged himself from his pe. rilous situation, again mounted the coach-box, sad struck the defendant. It was, indeed his intention to pull the fellow from the box, but being informed that the family were getting into the coach, be gave up the object and got down. The defendant, however, whipped on the horse*, and Hawkins, the Marshalman, with great difficulty, prevented him from again putting the life of the Marshal in (Leger. Sir C. HUNTER said the ,general conduct of gentle men's servants was most infamously bad, and that they were careless of mischief that might occur upon occa sions like that of Saturday. The defendant had shown that he was one of the Society, and descried Punishment for the severe opposition he had given to ihe Marshal, who now evinced the greatest forbearance, by expressing his intention not to press the matter against the fellow. Sir C. Hunter then told the coach man to act betterfor the future and go about his business. How-STRRETe--DARING STRUT It .—Yester. day George Woreoo, ono of those disorderly vagabonds who %fest the loamy-teeth stands—a sun of depots tesiermalee depurjr—was brought before Sir Blame, charged with the following impudent rob bery:— Mr. Joseph /sleek, an elderly gainless., residing in Little Canterbary-place„ Lambeth, was walk* along Charles-street, Covent Garden. about three o'clock in the afternoon. when, as be was making bis way Iliroagh a knot of half-drunken coachmen and others, assembled at t►e dour of the waterhsphonse there—the prisoner, who was among them, deliberately ... - • • ifeW #Y 7 Ellobules. seliTtia Grad _...used the rib- Mfrs nag isatalely paresitig the tidal, _ overtook his at thew Muer ad Drarrleas thasaleilltiaigarierd sad. having takes his welsh fut. Ma pasha. SOO him to be iodgod is Covets Guiles wetek•hosse. The primer, is his deloste•ellid--" t•ir V 1 1 .61 110. rummy fall olrlak, sad did'. buy sakly Moil were dole ea."—He woo folly counitted fir task • flesh Phillips, as leraelitish dealer is " varies stores," is Emu Dia)s, was ebuged with roesirlec two IL Bask of Eaglaad not.., well ka•wiag then to have bees stake. It appeared by the evidence of Copt. Jebasom, B.N. aid others, that same weeks ago a portable writiat desk, eutaloing several Desk sues, aid sore private papa,. wu steles from the Captale's lodgings la Illearletta•stras, Coyest Garin. Is a low days after wards the papers sad private atesooraadass were very wait derately thrown dews the ante; bat *whist amid Ile beard of the money WI the two sew abusing*. lined were trued free the Doak to the plower; sad h was head that be had paid this away throe days after the robbery. Not MIK able to aosessit satisfutotily to the Ma estrus for his peassuies of them, he was canonised for trial. • "'saints'. Revoem.—The parish of St. Matihke. the-Fields has always been much aasoyed by ids,. net fruiterers, confectioners, Ike. particularly be Sea: days; aid is order to do away the nuisance, the Patin Committee of last year appointed the two beadle', and four of the patrol to the office of Dope • laspectors the Pavoineet. This was at the bogie. beg of last sprieg, sad for some mouths afterwards the Weasels were kept I. some order. By atom however, these newly appointed Deputy Inepeateste" began to manifest u comfortable as Williams to the duties of office as could be desired, eves in greater sea; aid at-length they contested themselves with simply receiving their salaries, and leaving the ilia*. pets to follow their occupations in peace. On Fri day Yoe the sew Paving Committee sat for the first doe; sad they, having observed this relazatioa on ibe part of the Deputy lespeeters, omitted us re-elect does to the office; but without making any conteneut ea the circemstaoces. The emisolue, however, bad the desired effect, the ea-Deputy Inspectors became iderated—on the following day they had a sole.. attaterence ; and the consequence was, that as Monday moirohtg no fewer thee tomato of the astortenate idaerants were brought is ose let before AO Bugle- trite ! They were dealers in oranges, sweetmeats, nets, lollypop., sad walking sticks—hser of them were lleglishmes. three of them were Irishmen, and the . ipadeder,were et the ehildrea of Israel. 4,011040.1110111 re Bela llse abase** of either ;twist* Sae of shilling, or being committed 04mAkatee,of.,(ferrestios far levee days., for fellow their ewe** ealliegs spe the lard's Day. fey ill • AIM thalami their atter usability to 41 41 1111kiellifeleeet bat slur having been locked at as berm the Gass were paid, L4ifiski4ed• MT.—Yes:order. tsar dosing with a burglary in the house of _ the most atrocious about two o'clock MA reflOWS were Uyeeeredng mewaletk„ the family woo ahrused by thieves 'in the beemianflon a mistiest of Mr. Coadall's smile from his hod al his gun, fired at two of the thieves whom :110 saw es the stairs. They esosped from tho haeklibdow at irbich they entered, and ram acroseiClisit A constable was on the watch, and sersed.l mast lila be suspected, and had a desperate , straggle with Wks, in which the villain cat him on the bead In a &maul manor, with seam iastrument. The fellow ran eff, sad wee followed by three others through a thickset edge, and made their escape. How ever the one by whom the coastable was attacked was afterwards secured, as well as soother man who was suspected of tht robbery ; his clothes being muddy and torn, as if be had rushed through some brambles, and a knife sad a leaded pistol were found en Ms. The two others wore foiled lurking sear Twickenham, and were also secured. The prisoners gave very say picious accounts of themselves, and the Magistrate committed them fur (Dither examination. A FoseivErro Roc —About three weeks since, a man, who resides at Near-Rocksway, hung his wife ! Abe Wirt discovered while is this situation by a family who resided is the beam with them, cot down, sail after considerable exertion was stated ; the next day the imabaad compromised the affair with his wife by purchasing a crape dress for ber.—(Joasoica Far mer. lea. 3.) r, Sl\suLaß l alrp rATAL EXPLOSION.O-0111 TOMOS? eennight a meet singular and fatal occurrence hap pened in the parish of Holtne-upoo-Spaiding-Alour, near Market Weighton. The wife of a labouring min, of the Wpm of Jobe Seaton. who lives in a cot tage near to,* Ireightoo and Haase canal, pat into sweet-thee jog that was fusty about three pints of osier. end as much lime as would ill a common te.- cup, to sweeten it ; she thee corked the mouth of the jog feat up. and -put it into an iron oven that was placed by thr.aide of the fire. S one time after, as she was sitting before the 6re, with a child on each aide of her, the jug bunt, with an explosion equal to that of a well loaded blunderbuss. The report was distinctly heard by a neighbour, in his own house. 150 or 2DO yards distant. The door of the oven was forced off its hinges. and the oven itself broken into I pieces. which were propelled with violence in different directions about the room. One piece, with the top bar of the fire grate. struck a window, and drove out one-half of it. A door, on the side of the room opposite to the window, was burst open, and the catch of the speck wrenched out of the jamb, but whether by the force of the explosion, or by a piece of the oven striking against the door, is not known But the most 'booking and melancholy part of the occurrence is. use of the children, a fine girl, about two years and a quarter old. received so severe a coa ted°n ea the heed, that its brains were to be seen. It expired the seat seeesieg. The other child was dreadfully waded by the water from the jug. bat it is 'spotted to ream,. And. strange to relate, the mother received not the least injury ! Os the Thurs day following. Mr. Hal, of Pockliagton, one of the Coronae for the Moat Midis', held an inquest on the body of the &weaved, sad the Jury eeta. lied a verdict of " Accitleatal Llealls."—(lhrti itorekiv•lus.m.) I. • • 'OOTTOW:—The diesimlTlst ladle Oritim s het the liatolisoes eliond la:" ,*w good Tomei if last sale at . fair*. 1,03 Reseal, a e,„ itW.. fair 60. a sp.; all ill ha& mapposra since to have is some measure toh aw dt, sad •.o Fireboats dopy ether des cr iptia a • Saporta sit SUGAR.—'Fhe Sager market was heavy last v i a, ME towards Friday, Whea diaimpest in some --' revival! the prices were filly msporied, exeept UMW beawas, which is lieveraflistaseet "e n *dodo lower. This torealsoa the mullet speak mile heavy, hat tOwards the Glom gibe day the re v " re. elved very elasiderably ; the odes effected were lifta 410101101miltIlmi kg • length of time idles mat cif= be quoted Is. Iligtr a t i ierr i ps k es goods mere is languid ram hat week; the Mai qualities were in demand, swa rem lied rather high prices. dy palls .sale lest weak a s 'kolas Havamiab Sugars weal at rather hi g h Whits. good, 41a.tiamp. 345. a 345. 6C; onli 441111,4110 s.—damp, 3b. 1141.; Grey, 37x.--damp, 7 US lists brown lksiteltoa wale withdrawn E COFFE—Thera were tar lean:hams of Cal e , pirate contract lest mesh. The pine Vale w e * witbsetbriskeess, bolds petwises pekes wets ho s serhstaimad ; goad nit. Delwin', I. cossiderable posh „ad la w "4. and lak.; ihas ardillary Cuba 11146,44 . a HMIs. 6d. The paMks sale of Coffee this foremen sided of 300 bags of Foreign and fi hbds. of Jaasi p; the former chiefly Brasil—geed ordinary sold krj.„ 1065.; fan ordinary 109 s. 61 a Ills. 6d. fur 10111 good ordinary pal, St. Dosing., 14195. was Wi r y two parties, as. refused. I hit& wary task Jaw la i g „., ordinary mixes takes in at Ms. 6J. Heuer / Hy sh,W, fee safe m be awed fully 1.. Meter. IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork are with ! , any alteration. The must for Bacon has news ; there is more business doing. primed 365. 'Dm c „ Huard mildew* of the season p is aay impravissag is Batters; the quantity of inferior Irish presses" u s the market is rather extensive, and the primu l a' gaoled b. &lower ; Gee q uality 'early Naiades& late curreacy. TOBACCO.—There is very Ride business dais' ia Tobacco, the late prime are however maintaioet RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANOS.—Then hn lately been much speculation on the probability of the intercourse between the West Indies and the tidal States of America lariat; re-opened for the lags of ad nation; this reported measure appears to hays a m► derable elf-et on the Ram market; the rumour was m 'me t al last week, that it was confidently stated, die ,l► mica packet so long detained, was delayed by gown. ment for the purpose of conveying the intelligvire l a th e West Indies. he purchases yesterday and this tem moon are above 600awinebesaa, and at prices am psi. ously attainable.—Biasdies are tarts. but whitest all vance.—derieva unveiled. HEMP, FLAX, aad TALLOW.—It is very dilicalt to give correct quotations of yellow twee, Tallow, wallet of the few parchattes lately reported; the cum sire holders and speculators demand 565., has we bsiina 'the smart* vestal** lerday r ek 1 the spotelmes hare been much disappointed. so duty being yet re ported, and aodiecnastom is Parliament even apes tie p . r . o . ta!nrof such a measure. The trade have belt exteesivZ so, sad other Tallows--forl. ow . 7 - awile Tallow or arrival in July, there haw has large contracts at 1 duty paid for home eassisispisa —ln Hemp or Flax there is flute variation. The fetter from Petersburg's this morals' are of the 26th alt.; the exalter was higher—a fraction above 9i.s. SPlCES.—Pinsente is in demand, for erdimary eft. realised; the ',eiders ask 10d. for fine.—Pepper —Cinnamon of last salit at a coapideralitt • Other Spices unvariod. INDltio.—The market has been rather and 18 chests of ulterior quality, by paddle 0. day, leaded farther la Mop *eat *WU. a 9d. per IL his House sale. OlL!.—There have hoes meal parcels of Ihmelimi Oil sold at 1:31., without casks; South Sea Oil Is .* oat variation. The public sale this week wilt as dolt regulate the market prices.—Seed Oils are stationary. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Tuesissy. Amsterdam. lig C. F. HiAse,lllll Borselookt Ditto, at sight, Id 0 Seville. 33f Gibraltar, Rotterdam, 19 10 Leeson. 4: f Cesoa, 431 Antwerp, It 6 Malta, 44 WNW!, 1 0 710 Hambe-gb, S 7 • I Naples, 391 Lisbon, 601 Altona„ 87 S Oporto, 301 Rio Janeiro 4i Paris, 3 days sight, 26 40 Palermo. I IS—Bahia, SI Ditto. 23 70 Deblin, 91 per cent. Bordeaux, 24 70 Cork, 91 per cent. (per 111 Frankfort on the Maher, 144 • lin bars.3l.l7e. I' • _ Patioraberg, 81 3 U. Visalia, 10 12 Ef. Flo. Trieste, 10 IS E( no. Madrid. 37 Cads, SI Jot. ... 678.141 New Doshisses, y.lls.M. New Dollars. 41. 94. Silver IS Mrs, Standard, Os. W. BULLOCK Huarrtam.--Yesteroay a bullock was et , pirated from a drove i■ Smithfield, and hooted be upwards of 200 blackguards along West-street. Tie animal, to avoid hie pursuers, jumped through the sboy window of Mr. Walter. boot and shoe-maker, on Saf fron-bill, and shattered it to pieces; it ran into tie parlour. and jumped out at eh , back window into the yard ; the family were dreadfully alarmed, but fertu• lately received no personal iotory. Countesses lsou►sr.—Yesterday afternoon as in• vainition was takes before J. W. Cowin, Esq. at the Horns public-house, opposite Shoreditch Church. us the body of Mrs. Sarah Smith, age., 28 years, alto Pan found drowned lithe Regent's Canal on Friday own ing. The beadle informed the Coroner that he bed lased every endeavour to procure further evidence, bet he could sot. '1 he deceased bras the wife of W. Smith, a na row w , in Nellowstreet, Mount, by whom she ha.l four children, and wattle far advanced in pregnancy. Verdict—F./nod drownel MARRIED. On Monday, at the Cathedral starch. Exeter, Jobe V een, Esq. of Linenln'a-ino. Barrister at Law, *odor Clorahl. in the county of Kildare, to Mary Ann, only child of John Mackintosh, Esq. of t h at city. At Stoke church, so Sateiday sennislit. Captain Hear ' WU. Bruce, R.N., second son of the Rev. Sir 11. 11..•b0a Hence, Bart. of Downhill, in the county of Londonderry. to Jane, youngest dueller of Admin.' tne Hon. Sir Alexander Inglis Cochrane, Counin*orter-in-ehipr at Plymouth. DIED. On Saturday, **Ws last., at hit scvartraeols is Albsal. Piccadilly. Rear Admiral J. W. Sprenger. Oa the Sth st tilynoa, ylu regretted by bis fswily Ica friends, In the Slut year of his ay.. Liesttenynt D. 6 . •. Stow, Royal Navy, eldest sea of Daniel Stow, Post Office. Yesterday, at his resideace, at a set) aJraneed age. ML °fee. Storey, the Magistrate, who presided at the late Stalled Tuesday se'anight, at Moulton. Mr. R. Gurniss. sell • !ed 73, lOnaerly au vitiation tamer •uJ grarier or . Greet Hale Fen, at whir!. place ba Woe mother and sea now :twig. the former of whom is la her 1144 h lie. - - adited. Priatoa. sod Puutishrd at Ow (4l' •' " Azig SITATILIMAN" tud " Tax Co N •IT IS. et/ No. 19 {.Strultt opporde eirmeurt Chu. , .- ' II :AIVARDELL. .L. 8.. to %Di:1111.11 C. 1.11111010. 104. Orders, dm. are required to Lc aster...W. t If .10: Sr re ik at 01.1