The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-18 00:00:00

p:iikamsAwitr '81t,4. SALT TAX. Resolutions in the Commons on Friday, agreed to le 6 Committee of the whole Hosea, on t reA mi L utiee tearsilifed (twelfth) Resolution. reported from t of the whole Hesse, on the payment of Military wed Naval Patio's, Civil Superannuatioas, and the sepal of Tame; and gibe were instructed to consider of the Duties new payable on Salt. I. Resolved, That it is the opinieit of this Cosouilttee that from and after the Sib day of January. 18239 134. of the 15s. chargeable and payable by law foe every bushel of salt or rock salt that shell be made at any salt work, or raised or taken out of any salt-raise Or alt-, in Scotland; and 7s. of the 95. etarteahle sod lraM Isa by law for every bushel of salt Of rock salt brooght frooi Scotland and England; and Is. of the Is. O. charge able and payable by law fur every liuudred weight of salted beef, or pork. or bacon, or other flesh, brought. from Scotland into England; and 6.1. of the 2s. 6d. chargeable and payable by law for every bushel of camas and impure rock salt delivered from rock salt-pit or mice. og warehouse or storehouse, for the purpose of feeding or wising with the food of sheep and rattle, or steeping seed, or preserving hay, or being employed as manure for land ; and 13.. of the 15s. chargeable and payable by law for every bushel of salt or rock salt im ported from Ireland into Great Britain; sod 17s. 9d. of the 295. chargeable and payable by law for every bushel of salt which shall be imported from beyond the seas into Great Britain ; the several beauties payable by law on beef or pork salted in Great Britain, and export ed to foreign parts; and the whole of the day charge able and payable by law fee and IWl'.ustirtate of pot ash, delivered by any maker or make sof glue, fee the purpose of bring used in two asesialtacture of alum; shall respectively cease and determine, and be ao Mager paid or payable. except as to any arrear theme. 2. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Committee. that every maker of salt in Scotland shall take out an Excise lionise, aathorisieg him to make or refit,* salt is Scotland; for which an Excise duty of 20s. shall be paid. 3. Resolved, that is the opinion of this Committed. that the duty of 2s. Irish currency, for sad upon every bash*, of white salt, and also the duty of M. Irish cur , reacy for and upon every ton of reek salt, the growth, radars. or manufacture of Great Mule, imported sate trebled, made payable by an Act of the 45th year of his late Majesty, and which duties were continued by an Aet of the first year of his present Mdjesty, shall be avid continue payable, until further provisions shall be nude by Parluinsent. 4. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Committee. that a duty *fie. British currency be charged on refry bushel of Geli d not being the growth. produce, or masa facture of Great Britain, imported into Ireland. 5. Resolved. That it is the opinion of this Committee. that oe the exportation front Ireland *fail salt made is Ireland from rock salt, the production of Great Britain, a drawback be allowed to the maker of sack salt in lee k's& adt exceeding the duty paid oa the importation of such rock salt. • ROASTED CORN BILL. Clause added is the Committee on the Roasted Corn Bill in the Commons of the 14th of June. And be it further 'elected, that from and after the 10th day of October, 1822. it shall and may be lawful for any person or persons duly licensed to deal is cocoa, who shall first make entry of his, her, or their premises, for the purpose hereinafter mentioned. at the nearest office of Excise, and who shall not be a scorcher or raster of core, peas, or beans, or a dealer in or seller of scorched or roasted torn, peas, or bane, or have In his paesession any tab corn, peas, or bean, to make and miteMacture le such entered premises, and a ith the knowledge of the proper officer, cocoa-paste. broma, and other mixtures and preparations of cocoa with sugar mid arrow-root flour, or other farioaceints powder. each arrow-root flour or other farinaceous powder not being baker, scorched, roasted, or otherwise disguised or al tered from its natural state. except by mixing with cocoa as aforesaid, and to sell and offer and expose to sale such cocoa-paste, beam, or other mixture or pre paration as aforesaid •, provided always that every inch person and persons shall melon all inch cocoa-paste, broils, and other mixtures and preparations of cocoa as aforesaid, as soon as the same is made. and before the same is sold, offered, or reposed for sale or de livered, in paper sealed and stamped, and with such stamp, andin such manner as the Commissioners of Ago it shall from time to time direct for that purpose, and which stamp the Commissioners of Excise shall from time to time furnish and cause to be delivered to every each person and persons as aforesaid, opal his, her. or their request, and upon web person sod persons paying to such Commissioners for such stamps so to be used, at the rateof 611. per lb. weight of all such wear paste, broom, or other mixtures as herein describedo end if any person or persons shall make or manufacture any cocoa-paste, broma,or other mixture or preparatloiof cocoa as aforesaid, without first making such entry as aforesaid, or shall mix with any cocoa any baked, scorched, or roasted material whatsoever, or any ingre dient whatsoever. except as aforesaid, or shall keep, offer for sale, sell, or deliver any preparation of cocoa, other wise than in the manner, and enclosed is the paper. cog taining sot less than one quarter of a pound, or more than one pound, stopped as aforesaid, or shall use any such stamp or paper a second time, or imitate or use any stamp for the purpose aforesaid which shall not have been issued by or by the order of the Commissioners of Kaki., or shall use any art or contrinece by which the officer surveying such premises shall be prevented or de ceived in taking a true account of all each compound, cocoa, broma, or other mixture of cocoa with sugar, and arrow-root leer, or other unbaked, unacorched, un roast-J, and undisguised farinaceoas powder as afore said, or shall obstruct or hinder such officer in taking such secant, every such person and persons, in such eases respectively offending, shall for every such offence severally forfeit and lose therm of WM Committee, 0 MELANCIIOLI: ACCIDISKT.II2 Sooday aftersoon about Ire o'clock, a Mr. Clipstoue west tato the Sur • rey Canal to bathe, and shortly after, it is suppoeed. be was seised with the cramp, he disappeared ; his friend, a Mr. loses, went in famedistely upon wit owning hie precarious situation, sod while he was swimming tewarfs the spot where Mr. Clipstene seek. Mr. Jones's sou west in after Us father, 'and disap peared almost 'intently. Mr. Joules, sea. with mach difficalty reached the shore. Mr. Clipsioaeo lady was shortly after takes up, bet that of Mr. Joisee's eon bas not yet bees Soma The helloes of Mr. bsert are painful 'termed demeriptlen. la the peeress though uosuceettihi attesapt.to mei* his (deed. he bad to witosok for the last tittle. tudoilse epirit sal "tate the 1111.1 brood of his we. ' • . , -- rektor Otto. a mai of the ijs ot'Oeh to ti t ; 'epeeist of Mr..llllme (is beim%) al . us h diary Whituroseolreet, by sour owl. the Bo I late a copper of Wills, water. He was take,. de" 1" la a, most **kis( states and convoys!! to. 54 .447:1 oat 11 ,0014. lasafts ha liogorog in. Amos As . crooiadair Ma till Saturday aeorelag, whets le .441 psyrnMel ibtoeght , ..~ . 1 - 1 0 1tON 511711.8D4r NIGHTS 0.4 Z HITE. sus Otte whe nth Instant, the Dutch Mlsieler ast i (OSMIUMIO deliver a letter from his Soarelgo and that.lbs 'setae day his Majesty Joilk _ dle• *wan at Relglabood oe'lLiintiets allt.CMootel jI. Om*, Oeptain J. W. Brydgee. an/ O. Fennel, of Northsted-louse,E4q. D also announces the appointment of Mr. Wm. R. Robinsoo to the Mike of Com missary of tits Commissariat of Glasgow. mutat by the ap pointment of W. Erskine, Esq. to be oat of the Lords of beilassion is Scotland.] was °rack JUNI 14, 1922. 01st Reiland of Foot--Lient.-Dees. Sir T. Rislop. Bart. and G. C. B. from the did Foot, to be Colon 1, vice Gen. W. /donated, dammed. 9sd Ditto—Major-Ooneral Sir R. Low*, K. C. B. to be Colonel. vies Sir T. Hislop, appointed to the rionneend of the 01st Foot. • I ciantrattrz orrice, ants 14. .1 Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Liset D. J. Steward's, to be Se co nd Captain, vies Oldham. &eased ; Beeeed I Ant. I. S. Sam, to be First Lioolomost. vire Edeartlasi Oat. Ceded W. Smith. to be deciand Lies/aslant vies Shaw; Betiond Captain G. B. Fraser. free half-pity, to be First Lieutenant; Brevet Major and Captain J. W. Kettiewell, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vies Bandana, retired on bsitpsy. Commissions signed by the Lord Lictiteeant of the County of Middlesez. W. G. D. 'haw, Egg, to be Deputy Lleatinant; R. if. Ces, Esq. to be ditto. ComeaWoos /geed by the Lord Liattenant of the Camay of Esse:. West Esse: Mllida—J. Foster, Esq. to be Captain, vies Some. promoted. East Esse: Wilde—Major J. Kerstemon to be IJeet.- Colonel, vice Carte, deceased ; Capt. the lion. J. J. Streit, to be Major, via ILsrsteman, promoted ; R. D. Nave, Esq. to be Captain. Commission in the Prises Regeat's Id Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry. G. Read*, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Corset J. Gen to be Lieutenant, vice Pole resigned ; F. Bradshaw, jon. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Dell, promoted. •-"". DIVIDZWDIII. July 6, J. Card, of Lloyd's Coffee-hoaso, 6, J. Armstrong, North Waroboroegh, H men--June 6, C. Wilkins, of Tower-street, olimeo— IQ, W. Cobham, jun. and T. James. of Ware, Hertfortlll6ll.• bankers—July 8, C. Jennings, of Porton, groetr—July 97, A. Warner, late of Bt. Katherine's-street, Tower. victualler —July l 3 W. King. Birmingham. factor—July 13. J. Mel bas, late of t h e Bristol Inn, Baster, lookeeper:—July 16, J. 31:1 and W. Watson. Liverpool, aterehaots—July 9. W. Watts otherwise W. P. Watts, Gosport, Tit:Moller —July S. 0. Parkinson, Fallsworth, Lancashire, maser—July 6, D. Wilson and A. Greedily., Maßeliestel, Ilueu-druPetd—Jul, 16..1. Hassell, of Richard-street. Isllsgton, petitioner— July 13, C. Wadi's. lat. of Salsers'-hall-court,satmeltesM- 1 July 6, T. Cooke and M. E Brennan, Strand, Illusisdodurs —Jaly 3, J. Curtis. late of Fording Bridge. Flaspiere, draper—July 9, D. Chaplin , late of Haverhill. Suffolk. mat ster--Jely;6. W. Reld.se*. of Roassood-street,Clirketwell, watch-maker--July 8, E. Jacob, of JJaotrtueM. gismo' gap/hire, cattle-dealer—July 8, 8. Thomas, late cl i f= tallow-chandler—July IS, J. sod .1. Surrey, of mealmes—July 16, C. Hopper, of Uttle Trinity - heel bee: &tater—July 16, B Idoekavoy, of Klaystrees, Oreowidt, vietualber—July IS, T. B4hsto, late of Esser-bdldlors, Stritford, Essex, merchant—July 9. P. Booties, of Norton Mods, hosier. _ CIIRMICATIS-JOLT 6. J. L. Findley, Sparrow-eorner. MlDoriec PARTNelteelPit DISSOLViD. E. T. Cox and I. M. Rainbow, St. James-street, auctioneers—W. P. Utt, R. Steele, and J. J. Harrison, Lime-street, merehants—J. Reilly, Canwiek, Lincolnshire, and J. Hole, Newark-spon-Trent, saaltaters—H. C. Jen kins and E. Dean. Russell-court. Drury-lane, ostrich feather-manufacturers—M. E. Wabey and A. Wabey, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, governesses—J. Cadet sod D. T. Ryley, button-makers—A. Greenbow, R. Pearson;lind J. Pearson, Ke:dal, Westmeehted, wragper-reseideo• turers (as far as relates to R. Pearson)—.l. Draper, and G. Draper, Retwistle, R. 'Pillieg, Harwood, R. Tom linson, Entwistle, and A. Settle, Edgworth,OLancasbire, bleachers--J. Kemp, J. Stoat sad W. White, Warminster, benders (as fir as regards the laid W. Pifidte)—J. Barry and P. Edwardson, Newton In the Willows, Lancashire, fustian-maaufactuiers—J. Grimes, see. sal J. Grimes, jun. Leadenhall-market, butchers—C. Sylvester and W. Sylves ter, South End, Essex. esal-etcrehants—J. Sloane and W. C, Connie, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire lace-mar chants—C. and R. Young. Upper Thames-street, wholesale stationers—C. Mate and T. Matson, Dover, stationers—W: Robinson and.i.Terleton, Liverp ool, upholsterers—Q. Sad ler, aid S. and J. Firth. Great Guilford-street, Southwark, mustard-manufacturers (as far as regards the said J. Firth) —J. Wilkinson and S. Hilton, Holton-le-Moors,kpacashire, meehine-makers--F. Francis and J. Hull. Peril's, linen drapers—Q. Tondo! and M. Swift. Loidelt. merc hants— J.!Plotter and C. Monk, Amadei, Susses, grocers. prat Asa satca OF COIN is 10141141311 WUXI. Wheat, 449. Ide. 01.—Bliank PM. 4d.-0 111 1. 17s. ad.—Barley. lbs. 10 d.—Peolle. Ilks. $4. The Average lies of Brown or Meseured• lager, com puted from the Returns wade In the Week sidles the 14th day ofJane, 18514. Is Us. bid. per ewl. FeLow RTT —Three of the felons who =cap ed from York Castle, We!ford, Brown, and lbbetson os Friday night, broke into the house of Miss Spence at M salaam, and stole therefor= several articles o silver plate, cash. Ise, to the amount of nearly 1001 Prior to 'raving the house. they had refreshed them =lves with a quantity el brandy.- nsado-wirit. and cheesecakes, and left the bottles on the table. Thiy continued their regale until they became very drunk, and Welford was left in the eight shoat 15 miles die. taut, at a public house, where be was apprehended, and gave information of the road Brown aad Ibbet soa bad taken. A crime of a more horrid and brutal lied than ever yet stained the records of this emietry, was per. petrated on Thursday morales se'aslght, in the neighbourhood of Thrapstos. A =spectate youeg spousal, we understand a farmer's sereist. lad been merry-seaklag at a friend's hamar it the above ems dosed place. it being fair I and early in the wonting, shoat four o' set of in smasPes, with two other younger girls, and the village mad elan (as harm blind fiddler). They bad set fpro eluded above half a mile when they weriwitivtakee ten youag men—or rather we say tea brutal rallasee, who seined the eldest of the girls, aid- *wise her span, robbed her of her lanecesee—ms less liras albs jet the neuters satiated their bests) patsies, epos ik tepees victim I and two of them riposted Sok do more than en& The poor girl aiw NM 11‘ promisisee state; but it is soma evesidadim •to ?mow. that six of the ruffians an tosw is oaddiYa mod then Is every expestatio• d•ositartne the cost. a, their_porseas are known.--(Cmiedridge luddide, drat Pk...) , . 41701URT (1111111 NU'S 1113Naktrialliril1IN 7 78A1 • The Coast-were enuaged till 0n4.0111 , 44-1.1 1 404 1 19, inzatiteso sad arguments on. vales• fee lasieleehdae . tiat 11111.1 'them was no public latevese; As ode Vein* die Court rose, sad the Gene Cue* jimmies sat Irt Nisi Pries. VIZ st•atanass OE Louverinzane C. ELTNE AND ANGERED. Mr. DEWAR stated that this was an action brought by the Marquess of Londonderry to recover damages for the lejnry dose to his hoes* en the 19th of July last, by the crowd, from Om defradants, as inhabit ants of the Hoedred of emelstoe. Mr. GURNEE said, that the noble plaintiff pro ceeded to recover damages under a most beneficial output., which was passed is order to eve all his Ma j.sty's subjects a eesiwoa interest in the suppression of tumultuous assemblies. The damage which took plies on the day, of hls Majesty's coromation would bk clearly proved. and would entitle him to a verdict. It was proved by the servants of the liable Mar coma, that early oa the moraiag of the day of the ea-I renation, a creed, assoentiag to 400 or 500 persona; assembled in St. James's-square, and made a violesb attack on the windows of the plaintiff's massion.- 'The glazier who repnirod the windows, which were partly of plate ghee. proved that be received 191. 12.. 6d. ter repairing, Ones, which was a reasonable charge. Mr. C. Twosome, iritehei the ease far the De. fendants, but ashiffeit that there was so &sewer to the action. The Jury, seder the direction of his Lordship, found a verdict for the platatiff.—Damages 101. 12s. 6d. I'OLICE. Bow-srazu.—Valt ALI IV nneas.--Iresterility Jlar intiA, Catherine Corral, and Elk.. Ceppe, three tog: men of eittromely disgusting appearance, who have long been the terror of Livery-levee sod its neigh bourhood, were charged before Sir R. Bums with the commission of a very daring robbery. Joseph Read, a young man wbe stated himself to be a journeyman • carpenter. said. that be was walking dein Drury-lane about nine o'clock on Sunday atoning, and •as be was passing the end of wellington-place. the prisoner Smith rushed out upon him, seised hint by the collar and drag ged bins up the court, at the same time thrusting her hand into his waistcoat pocket. He re sisted and had nearly got from her. when the pi weer Capps (a very powerful woman) struck him .a tremendous blow on the rig, and brought him le the ground. The other prisoner joined them, sod they heat and matched Mei -in an infamous issneer I and finally stole a half-crows aid some ether silver from his pocket. lo the latter part of the outrage t►ey were pained by two young me. who got away.— The prisoners get ism a public-house. where they were taken by Scott. at , twistable of St. Clemson's, who found a half-croon upon Smith. respectable inhabitants of Drury-lane eorre . proseeetor's Statement. and expressed their be wield have been *ordered bat for the of the constables and those who assisted They Atideribed the Owens tat be memos of desperate character, sod mid the tebele seighbourheed was cOntisselly in a state of riot, ems sioised by their emaduct. The leaguer they seed was truly horrible. and several persons had been owaulted and ►obbed by them. • . Read, the presucator, heat* bleak eye, 40141101 aid sod face were otherwise "lastly mukod.—ottof pet. sours were folly comminid. Wm. Machismo, a ha r ahont II Teem of age, was started Wen Sir Ilikbatd Pirate, the Sitting Mario trete, with stealing throe handkerchiefs from the show boards of Win. Clarke Smart. of Enter Change, Ito sier.—fie was remanded. H •vre ts anso.----Bar t el.—Yesterday Denise, Wee. and Charles Campbell, aged ka. IS. and 8 years. sons of Deacon Campbell, Bei.. of Alfred-place. Bed ford-square, were brought up by James Hawley, the oase► belonging to the Regent's Casa!, charged with bathing thereto. Hanley stated the practice of perms* bathing and expoiing iliesaselves in the canal. near Hampstead- road, had imam, so prevalent, that no female could pass with's' disgust, particelariy on Sundays. Re peated oomplainte had bees made to the Canal Caw pany, and they had entleaveared to prevent the ooleonse by the erection of beards. emulsible( all persona team bathing, bat this resolutibs did not, ie any degree. set as a provesitaidve. Thgy bad therefore given tank sad the men espied at the locks, latitudes@ to fiber lite custody all persons who might be found nisi • lag. About eight o'clock on Sunday evening. the three defendants were is the water, be took them bon custody, sod conveyed them to Pesetas watch:been, from which they weee liberated on their giving bail. The defendants win oftovicsod in she pesky 2s. 6d. each. Tits Ilse was iresediately p. by Mr. DOMINI I CesphoU.and ho. Is high WNW, salsgissd dm Co.. dart of liaahrp. who. be said. bad as is a west praiseworthy saaser is bringing his eons to Simko; sad so highly be approved of the seasser is wbiah he had discharged his duty, that be sods his a buboes, present. sad Wt the dice with his seas. J.A. Lturs‘ert. aged 19. was charged by the same raiser with a similar offence; sad also Was. rers. 11. was also charged. The former was ordered to pay a See of be.; bat the .bUter, wise bad bass looked op all sight i■ the tfalfh•basr, was 'repri. waded sad discharged. . • _ _ _ Tors lads, 8. (leisife sad JehalPhippe, west held to bail for obatteetleg Hash/ is taking the obeyed*. (*Wants, into easeoily. by pelting hits with Wee% lad Guido, a mob resod bias. J. ass 0/11,4 a listitbfield drone, was brought to !this Aar last eight lot protestioa Num a mob of Sheet 500 imam. of all ape, who had abed his la i voryaaegh meow. /OA* plisoneee awn ateoalit lases the Magi.. trats. ire 'Meng at hie lodging lit Tsrlsdhaladitt ay. donors about Mx :slack sod lewd his dee yam at ago Obit had hen LA whiestray, aU 47).lielpieg hist& to NNW mole asst. Olive beingestremely drunk ht they vita% atm& tin boy with dor stick. utak *hiss la drifrisg billsets. acmes the thighs g sleep* at 'the stitly is whit* —W. Brett, Si r One, Staffordshire, grocer—T.Freelky. Adon, who roe" a baker—J.J. Corbye, Hal* South Weald, Suez, S Ire master-mariner—J. 8. Shattlewertis, Stratrerd-ap0n.A...,0n, berated the I wine-inorcbant--D. Gardiner, Clilswell-idreakbsPolle—dr. vw • Major, Freels Selwood, filoseesetshire. ciothier ° P Ili " tint Uhaekbara, Lancashire, deb fir' letetferesee Theemeretteet, statieaer--J. Obs Were, la., them. The] boot-maker. the east de rat•ans , WWI. . there was a sill, lacerated the lay i ` r fly, and lo was earned to St. Bartholusees Hos a Atat The pd. sestet, wise appeared is a stupid state of latesiesu a; . wu teJeteA to the watch-house until this day, wher.• rrepolt will be received Goan the medical gentlrian sf of the state of the young sufferer. Qoaax-Stwass.---SurciDe, J. Martin was charged with laterfering with two watch- men, nested Biettnell and Boyd,. on Solidity sail, in Tothill-street, while they, is the elevation of their duty, were tionreyisg a female, called Cossack Poll, to St. Margaret's watch-house, who has subsequently committed suicide. Tho'vratehman stated that she was placed in a small yard at the back of the watch-hence, and in about as hoar afterward. they found her suspended fres u iron bar by a handkerchief. She was qidtedead. The Magistrate reprimanded Mr. Martin awl discharged him. Mr. Martin accuse.' the watchmen of artist very cruelly to the female. by dashing her agaiset the stones, abd'deaggisg her 'load the pavement. Kith her body exposed in a disgracefel manner. Stroud, a watehmee, was sent for, and he declared that the statentent of Mr. Mania was einirely false; that no more violence was used to the women than was necessary to convey her to the watch-hour, a n d ;he Mr. Martin was very abusive. A Coroner's Isq•est sat en the body of the (keen ed yesterday. and 'brought Is their verdict, that "the deceased hanged herself is • state of insashy, pro duced by intexieathrs." Maimsosonsataimirre -0.-Johri Parfet! and Via Hopkins were noirsamised. charged aith havlog tained certain slims of money from Lard Eardlrv, the Hon. Mr. Eardley. and other persons of distiution, ander a pressers that they were collectors to the City of London Tress Society. The office was crowded by the stewards of Noblemen who attended to gin evi dence "lanai the prisoners.. Pufirld said that bt could give information of a gang of persons who west about ander 'Omit* circitnittances, to obtain meaty from Gentlemen.—The prisoners wets committed file trial on the charge, of Lord Eardlry, the Inn, Mr, Eardley. and several other,. ifILANCNOLT ACClDRl47.—Yesterday ns 'rising, el Mr. lisight. a respectable tradesman, residing is St. John's-square. Clerkeswell. accompanied by his wife. several of his children, and some friends, were gong over the upper part of the Irellioron Brewery, in the City-road, to view the mirk:stater. Mrs. Knight, not perceiving an aperture in th e fiver, fell through into the land's, below. Her logs, thigh, and collar. beim were broken, and she was taken ap in so almost lifeless state. Every thing surgical skill could sag gest was resorted to, and she was conveyed hose without hopes of recovery. • An inquest was lately held before one or the Cura ners of the University of Oxford, on the body of I'. Musgrave, Esq. aged 20, Commoner of the Unirershy College, youngest son of the late Sir Jolla Musgrave. Bart. of Eden Hall, Cumberland, who ass drowned near Iffley, by accidentally falling over the side of a boat. Every exertion was immediately made to reco ver the body, and as sus as it was found, the mesas recommended by the Homan. Society to restore &ali enation were instantly resorted ti. bat as 25 Allows" had elapsed before he was hosed. they - were , iling. The Jary retursed a verdict el " Accidentally Drowsed." ' • , MARRIED. Yesterday, at St. George's. Hanover-square, Capt. NW. nibs Roblases, R. N., to Frances Elizabeth Weed, ally child of Hug W. Wood, Esq. of Rossuad, rusty of Westmesth. Yesterday by special litmus, at Lambeth Paler*, Robert Smith, Esq., M.P., eldest sea of Lord Carrington, to Mlas Forrester, sowed &tighter of Lord remoter. Oa Friday last, at It. Mary-le-bone church, Edmund William Williams, of 81. Mildred's-curt, Poultry. to Isa bella Mary Weston. second daughter of the late Rev. Sus Ryder Weston, D.D. Canoe Redlutiary of St. Paul's Ca' thedral. Os the lath lesteet, at SL Serelehre's church. Mr. Thos. Deattee, of Skiester-street, Suer-hill, to Anne, daughter of the late Jobe Feller, Esq., of the !mese of Fuller, Soo, and Cbennery. DIED. On the 9th lest. at Islington, Captain Jobs Cleland, R.N. aged 83. On the 18th insetat, Mr. Gems Oliver, men. Blackheath hill, aged Si. On Saturday, the lath lest. at bla residence neer Croydon, Jobs Stiekwood, Esq, Is the 79th year of his age. In the Malec-street, Gorbals, Glasgow, Sarah Ilklntosh, at the 'drooped age of 106 years. Iler husband, Johertoar. belonged to the South of 13codead: During the rebellion he was aniseed to the Interest of the Pretender. MA led to Ireland Immediately stir the Mita of Culloden. Sarah retuned No intleell sheet two /mars ago, ad hes shier bens eetirtnehablely %lbw Ingehnes dmightirorsrldoe. The ern isehea fen bee Antares thee ern bet retained her mean &sow rooluiL Elbe hag me eineent reeol - et In emits of *Ait k en It was lb* only "'- bare et bet Met en Ink Prensier en detail the doled* dig boring. Se nsg hair-bereft et earn of bee dawns reiserambillerilte daring the trouble some period of the rebellion. _ . -.- ... PUG IN ARMOUR; OR. THE 0 A ItRISON t Witee'er osi the net of Gin has bees. A frequent assembly of Nukes has sees; Assailing melt stranger with vollies of Nana, As if pre-detensiaod to beater* his boon! 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