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S LAW INTELLIGENCE. ~. COMM 1 01 1 10Siks rayNc it, Moms 4. Felkligkrosit Nit PiiilisilleArvelwrd ELLEN aoEor cep, . • • •,ot3.eiiel a guy/. • • ; .t . ,O:Nr. eirSt nn Atttmlirv ‘ p. TMEAMEN, a CoscAnton.• GARROW staitilli that ihe l'iyintilf was a geUtAtisoisti u( reairciabiiiii and an Attorney of . . nolletero. w* kutwat $ 0 f4ttlgy piottitsisisal roan, litto. lo' Iliai Court. I .. )row a , i)t the preoesit ilictiati iatilt the itt i hii coachman. for haviag" eikThOrd the goo of his wife. The &sludge., wore kid et 10 1 004 whichi l tlia Learned Contuty,' PAW. were not leas than the 'lO4l sustained. ii, • theta proceeded tio caU his irjuistaass. Anne 001;fuet.Prvilat grthe klei utilf. de i - ose.i , that on the eyeuing of the .d of January, 1607, she was, in one of hIgi•PVIVII of her inastei. - , hoary at Lartonstoma Mr*. kirepon had bee:: out4eurti he r come in, and .40 into the dining- . room, and call the co:ichmon ap .'stairs ; she thought it airigular that he shisold stay so long in tine room, .'cc went on the attire, and.laanetl over, the rwom-door was not quite closed, and from what she wterisiaini. she was courideistillat they a ere, at the time, guilty of an illitit intercourse; after which they. both . came ont, - of . the room toge ther ; Mrs. (keg-soles dress was in grest-elisorder.— T4a witness had noticed, at several t tali's, although she rawer 114 W tlitla iu the set onficielit to convince her of their ciiireinalitr. ()it the I.lth of Noveinher Mrs. He eon rang th e w bell, and or.1:-red the coaele; loan to he sent to heel on his enteipg the room she hail the blincjs of the windows eloiid, and the door fastened, and from the noise, fize. and the situation the settee was in, she coal.: swear posi tively to their criminality. On her crow -einimivation by Mr. Cower, she trod Mts. Li, egheli was very much given to drink ; very often intos.icattal. On the 7th of February, .1807, a Gentlemau called on Mr*. Gregson, when the Plaintilf was out; the parlour windows oitd door were immediately shut, and the witness rata they did them commit adithery. On her re-exarnintatinis by Mr. G taftow, she told, the gentleman that was with Mrs. Gregson nit the 7th of February, was sery intimate with the Plainsid", and used to esit at the house; lie lived in the neit,:liboarhood, used was a widower; hri fiat the leaet dentlst on her mind but lie did at that time coamtit adultery with her mistress.—llere thst witness faintoi, and was tarried out of Court. 11 , 7 ein ftisei deposed, that she had cottage near the th eauntry-howe ;on u day last stun soft she aaw. Mrs. (impala on on the coach,hrni s with the Defendant (i driving the carnage towards the honse';'"Wlien thty came near the house IliseterMsge was stopped, and Mrs. Gregson kissed 114 emsehittan several times; the Lkivadant got globe hoe; and its assisting his mistrevr down, he SIR her by the. legi they were at the time in esghtiesf Ilse Witness's Cottage, ind ip view of the en the road. for 'Defendant, said, seer whet elslid bru4l. he .of d not attempt •to deny, Mahe! ••' • - • last /Walt wozovaa, with his usual precision, smaikoss_ up: tii# eiidehtle. cud the Jag- gave a aintifirL r psir iiwes.p()l. with costs. •• .; spo•-• • momr quip: . , 101171/01U4 MARRA 4. itoimlissooN. Jaittit* salmi arriv e yesterday, and read tUt ne/tdinniisitio tSr holding the Assism for Shis.Ccritrfty ;Int as it *lmitate before his Lordship .Arrtied rh 'town, miltomfciuse was tried in the diger* of the *city; whiqh was wholly uniaterestiog. ' thiastai wos this, morning indicted, for he at ill this empty, on the Jest, d;d Make an asiaidt, on Sarah and wilfully gisvo her a mortiit neck wish a knife, of Which she in- 'rise of the inhoman wretch who mur um:l:turista women at liodriesjon ' was crowded au early hoar in the rf the trial. It did oot-last long, as sully Teruo" compass. itrY, us elegise), for the prosecution, ,e Jew, that it We not,pousible but they heard of toe ea.e. He entreated then from' their minds. all they had heard attend only to the eerdenee which before them. lie, then stuted the detailed, aad caned the following Janos. a Surgeon. at IlistLiesdon, de on the :loth of October he went to the Bereluita, at I loridedon. On going ,he saw., Mrs. Iluminerstone laming palite , near the door; she was then d in awe minutes, of a wound in the street of Mr... Barham, said she ai four years with hint ; Sitisiume, the pri ,-, hail lived there three years, and quitted it . Mnhtaehnw.. The Prisoner wished to marry her, hat her itiltues dhapproved of it ; they had quarrelled .before he quitted the sereice—on which beet lr; and when he had done, he not care if he had killed her. lie ' he . would snake .away' with her. wrjl not utarry him. About hall the evet.iptb pf the gosh of (tearer, 4...iiinse—ahas Ina in the kitchen, and cornistealong.thia-yard ; he was swearing 'V. gime nip Art the window and 'trick the laths c, and swore be would do Medellin hum matte wake a noise, {..Yrikpll !I lie said he diti not rare foci , he v. na::: do fur tucas all. Mrs. heariag the moue, opened the room to the yard. Site told him to Fo, gate ter a blow 011 the head, winch ' ‘r bonnet ; she rau into th..isousr, and followed hor. The Witriee ininse . the 'shrieks 4. murder, but did not whew. All the fituily were in the room, young lather. Mi. ilorehata's dim Ties.", - the IttarCo‘l daughter, Mr. Boreltain Iluminerstone. In a very e pri.oner c.tine to the "ash-house to th dont% a:lilt-tied out titursicr. The • thy silti:itc-rirow. She there saw some one lying antler the window-41 ran ban thiace 'down a passage-.the prisoner ftillowed her —she there met ber master Arab the poker in his hand ; in running hastily, he ..masts;, who is a very old and feeble man, was knocked down. The prisoner caught her and threw her down, and drew a knife on her. He shrew her across' rs, Warner, who was lying dead, as slie.betieved. He drew the knife across Vier throat, but she guarded it with leer band, which was cut. lie made u second blow, when eh* wrested the kidlk out of Ins band. He immediately tau U 1 11}1), acrd she sew no more of hiM. Sarah Cakebury said, she lived near Mr. Bore ham, and heard the ery of murder. She palled jllrs. lininoierstone and went into the house; she saw Mrs. IS . ariter L mug dead tider.the window. Creor: , e Briton Said, on the evetiing of the Suds' or October he went to Mr. Boreliain's, at lioddes don : !lading what. had bean done, be went -in search of the murderer; in the cow-house he found Toni Siminoni's hat ; he teem in further search, but tfiePrisorier was fooled by another party. Thomas Coperthwaite went in search of the murderer. He discovered Simmons concealed under souse straw, in a crib iu the farm-yard; lie had on him a smock-frock very bloody ; the place where he was found was about 100 yards from doe house.. Beulalain Rook, the Coroner, said, when the evidence of Harris was read to the !Prisoner, he .said it was very true, he had niiirderod them, cud no one else. Ile added, th:it he did not intend to haws murdered Mrs. litiminerstone, but he went with an intention of murdering Mrs. Boras:au, Mrs. Warner; and Harris, the maid-servant, The Constable who carried him to prison, de posed, to the same effect. The prisoner also told him, that when he hird got Bet?iy down, he beard something fluttering over his shoulders, which made him get up and run away. The Prisoner being called upon to know if he bad any thing to say, answered, in a careless soar— No! Mr. Justice HEATH told the Jury the CAR ITAS so very clear that it must be nuuei,.e,ary for him to address any observations to them ; the l'ri.oner. us they had heard, had more than once voluutarily confessed his guilt. 'lite Jury found him Guilty: and the Learned Judge iminediately prommaoad the sentence of the lea —that he should be oit Monday next; and his body anatomised. • It is a matter of curiosity to inquire what are the feature! which mark.a wretch or such abandoned principled. The pictures published of loin iu town do not all convey a correct idea of his person. The general outline and character of his face is best represented by the profile portait of him, pdb halted by Fairborn.. of the Minorie4. Ile has what is commonly called a long hatchet face, and cadaverous asped. He !ward, the sentence of death with great indif ference. and walked very coolly from the bar. The girl whom be attempted to murder wad us great agitation. and was obliged to be supported chile she was in Court. Js, 4bsitiueifedu this .Coktrfty trafeft th loon obit* of the ils • 4 ) "betini Ilkor tie • stt • wou*d in the i • Thiel, th 2 eti tiered the two . and the rOart v maiming to he • the farts lay iu Mr. 114Sotv. stated to flat Jo must have heat to di:•mias from elaeabeve, and weal,' he laid facts as below viitriesses Snnsuel Jaw posed, that on knave of Mr. B to the house I agaiust tlee pal alive, bat died i amk, near the a Sarah 114mit, had bawd fan y had live last liielmilusa• her, but her ini quarrelled Leto occaviesn he lea said hi_ u 44 lIU 11 4 1 ..:tea said hem:m.4.! sit- AS rtsteiAht, is tl enase.to the It-aut bits creni• vialenttly, lb , • at her thro::g!1 t for teem all. as tbey h. I Com the compaay, II smunenams door, sad came away. /le gar( krocked tar ibef NO :neditatitly I diately heard th katol. Pow nhuo the Jiver young Sir* Vl'aroer, t • a . 114 tot, wire, Au' %.aurt tune Cie pi her, sslie phut th , e q u i p., itou POLICE. .......mar....— ww-wraKET. OnThuridayevening, Chalet White Wail brought before. Mr.. Haan, the Sitting Magistrate, by Mi dway, the Officer, charged with havit.g broken out of fothill-tleids Prison. ikatlary stated, that, in consequence of private infornsepon zeteived, he went, aceeocopanied by one of the turnkeys of Tothill-fields, to Stratfor t i, where the Prisoner resided. that White wade* very spirited resistance, and a large bull-dog, which was in the shop, in consequence of the now, flew at thew, sod caught hold of White ley the abdomen ; the Witness turned the dog out, but three er four panes of glass having beeu broken iu the scutHe, the dog, jumped in, and caught hold of his wrist, he then flew at him await, and bit lava severely in the thigh, when he took a knife„which was lying an the counter, and killed the dog. Whik he was en gaged with the dog, White called to his Wife to bring hail a knife, with which lie intended to have cut the man who had hold of him. The Goverror of Tuthill-gelds Britlewt.ll at tended, and stated, that the Prisoner was vont untied to his Prise* for several frauds, and that, on the night of the 6111 of January last the Prisoner broke out of the Gaol, by forcing a bar of one of the windows. The Prisoner was remanded fur further exa mination. On Thursday ' a Committee of the Privy Conn cil met at the Cockpit, White`aill, which was at tended by Earl Canoga, the LORD I'RENIVENT. and Lord WHITWORTH ; Sirs W. GRANT, W. Scow, and W. M'yxxx ; whets their Lordships proceeded to hear two Plantation Causes, Dixon against the Attorney-General of. Tassisaao s in which Mr. Await Sias heard at considerable length. Their Lordships took tune to consider the oase.— The other cause from St. Christopher's was, dons IRELAND agairisi Jona 'rowans, which their Lordships were pleased to reverse. • The Exit of It.cnaitta came of age on Sunday last, and on Monday all his tenants dined with the Noble Earl and Family, at Melling, Dorsetshinb on every luxury of the season; and the people of the neighbourhood, to the number of nearly 4000, were regaled in the true Old English style, with, roast beef and strong beer (brewed at his Lordship's hirth), on the lawn in the front of the 111:1101016 Beef, clothiii..l, and blankets, were distributed to the poor of the' three surrounding parishes iu the morning. and a brilliant display of tire-works took place in the evening. Extract of a letter. dated Syracuse, Jan. 10, 1800 The Earl Spencer cutter, for Esigliiiiil, is under way. I have only time to say, by the oeipt of your dispatches of 3d Oct. the non-arrivul of the Nov. packet makes us fear she hes tart .with some accident. Indeed, it is reported she was burned off Cape Finisterre. I long to hear from you.—The evacnation and final abandonment or Sicily by the English are the topic of the day, mad keep use in a consternation of anxiety, being afraid to enter into any specalation for fear of being obliged suddenly to remove. It *hews every thing to be in a very unsettled state is this part of the would. IBELII D. • DUISIMI," we. 19. • Saturday nidit, the Earl of Fiiiwal sailed for Lordship hat brought with Nut the k'etiticiii of the Catholics of lreluail, which we un derttand will be presented to the impel ial Farhat meat by their old and nuthukeu advocate, the Right lion. LI. Grattan, ou the earliest day possible after his Lordship's arrival. . . The Special Jury impannelled to try the canoe iu the Court of Kiug'a Beach, is which the right to prizagc c.i wines, chinned by the Earl of Ormond, was depending, has this day decided by their ver dict in favour of his Lordship's- right. The De fendant •was James:, r mapectuble merchant of this city. CLONMET.. FES. 27. A system of outrage, very new in its arrangenumt. hua lately been adopted iu a aeithbuurint coulity, and bus found its way pretty extensively into this : A 'rip Lottery is formed by a rim+, now exceed ing tett t remens, who, , for a cert a i n subscriptioo, are euti ed to draw lots for a number of rich fanners* daughters; uud to whomsoever the prim is drawn it 'Rotten not, but the party are hound to support the fortunate sinner, and a body, sufficient to accomplish the purpose, is iuetuutly ready to put him in posoraism of his prey. la effectsustrug a purpose so perfectly savage, no barbarity is tan gross, if the uniffirtunate woman have strenpli of person and pomace of naiad to struggle against loug continued violence. This practice has noir arisen to such au height, that many of the more oputent ffireiers are providing huslisodi for their deughters ut the air all and it years, is order to secure them finis violation. A row days siace, Mrs. Bernie,. wife of Captain Raabe,' of the Stli Regiment of Dragoons, trai el ling over Kitworth trims/maim iiccompaitied by her maid and child, um stopped by a party of high waymen, and robbed of her money, watch, jewels, &c. The two leading horses of the four she drove with we shot!—This road has. been for some time infested by a single highwayman, argued with a blunderbuss. who challenged the travellers from the hedge, and ulnae they deposit their property on the mud, when he suffered them to psis on, and marched off ;with his booty. Ltionetcz. RI. Q 6. Last week a moat alarming fire broke out in the town ofßruff, which threatened destruction to the entire village ; the widow Fitspateicles house, and two adjoining, were entirely eowitimed. On Monday last, email named William Flood, stopping at the inn in Herbert's Town to take some refreshments. was viewed by the inn-keeper as a suspicious character, who irninetliately went and gave information to Mr. Barry, Yeoman, and Mr. James Harding, both of that town ; they in stantly came, and in the act of apprehending him he endeavoured to escape, which. caused Mr. H. to fire after him and hit him on the calf of one of his legs, when he fell. Ou their coming up and searching him, they found itoinellie.erms, and a parcel, containing a gold .watch and chain, some jewels, and other articles of value, which he ac knowledged to be the property of Mrs. Bailie.• and that he was one'of the gen.; who robbed that lady on Kilworth mountain, on Saturday last. Ha Ilse also given information of the rest of the party, and was committed by Joseph Gubbilm a Magi pstrate for this connty , to the Hosital. YOU 77 !kV LDE 114,117rY. • • Wi!him Soapier, leorociah frorit, - 'Jokm kerly, Tisonsa, Samna, nod do&it Sinipsimi five boys, part of a guoa, whom Ages arc from 11 to 13 years, were committed to Berwick Gaol, last week, for entering a shop in the Wool-market on Sundai se'nntgbt, aced - taking away the till. Since im prisonment they have confessed having been. gunty of many petty robberies during the winter; that they were an organised bolt, of whirl' Sangster was the leader; bad stated times of meeting every eveutug, settled their plats of *perm:Moo, and managed their depredatiousitt a *vie of inipudence, that the calendar of Newgate can scarcely afford a parallel. Sangster hail a number of keys, and ad vised his companions to procure all the} could find, with which they tried ditterent locks, where any exi pectat ion was euttertuitted to find articles they could takeaway. They admit of getting i 'lto three bakers' slums, from-which they stole biscuits and ginger bread. and from one of them the till, in which they trot 16 or 17 ; that from another shop they stole cheese and sugar, and parted the cheese aiteriserds with an old razor. That after re commitring the cellar of another shop different times.the) succeeded in getting in, from which they stole sugar away, by filling their hats, said made their escape by chatting over a wall into another street. They neat went to a drapes"' shop, broke a pane its the window, took out six pair of mittens and two pair of stockings, which they soul. and parted the money. At another shop stole two telescopes and souse pictures, which they sold—that they took a till from another-with six shillings in it--stole another from a tobacconist's shop, bat, ou being pursued, let it fall, and one of the party very deliberately turned and helped to gather up the money that was seattered--that they made various attivinpls to • cutter shops when they saw a probability of catching any thing. In addition to all this, they admit of concerned in 18 thefts, where they stole shoes. waistcoats, sager, pies, loaves, eggs, cheese', herrings. money. &v. &c. which was divided, mad the money usually spent in drink at one of the pub- . lie-honws on the parade. They were examined before. the Matristsates on Thunder, were privately *hipped on Friday, and were to he publicly whip ped ea Sataeday, Yolanda,' a Court of I)ireeton was held st the East, India Clouse. velem Crigatio 'lambus Pasta, of the ship dlertudes, took his final lease of the Court, previous to departing for Madeira and Bombay. The Coati toljounied et six o'clock al AVecluesday beet. Wednesday. the but division of the Sid Re giraeut, td battalion. marched auto ltattrigate, from (\interintev, and took-peopeosion of that part of the librrocks were which the Id divi-ion of the West York tegiment gained in the morning, tor Dimes. The yid division of the %Vests York ward) ?torn Itains,tato this day, and fhe rematioder of the val bsttalioo of thelld fletritneht are expecti:d im mediately to succeed tiktn. c.trminsvler, Nitcsi WILITABY. „. • • • The 4d West Yurk ntarodocil fru; Margate yesterday, an BS route to Dover. Tim vol haoa' a .lt of toe reginteut err4v,4 iu lb!" - Casis- tt 411t0 lueoday MdorM l .l9 ire " gl lV ll tilg e t Oil 'Mir coat, to Winegar stud Margs ttr, to replace tk yd Weal Lark Ou Saturday last, a couspastY of 441+ ,1 Arlsikr) marched from the barracks ho this city, to Asia . ..A. Last %trek, the l'est Ear: mato; nonrated in two through Lcwta r . from Gosport, for &len Hat but racks. w,docaday lest , tkr Nottingham militia, G us , the mme uesi,hboorhoual, marched Ist). Olt barman oi Lewes. The North Yorkohire militia marched Imo Briglsoya o , the mune of last %Auk, from Easelmuror to eseydea. The Renfrew trout Pieydeu to l'eceusay. The Rapt: Bucknighauushire, ur li.itteaceWle regiment of militia, marched Lust week, Erma Horsham to Lustiest/me hartacka. The nuya Berkshire, km Sktettiogtqa to 114161 4 w Tin Northumberland firms Brighton to Bletchiughsas MEETINILiti OF CREDITORS, AT. GUIILDHALL, I • 111/11 DAY. " Ito& Richard Mackihraindate of Cresctut- p:ace, tondos, ironmonger - - 111 Witham Harker Isle 'o( Cheapside, Loudon, b u t now of Bread-street, iwarehummuian - 3 12 John Thornton, Laurence Puuatuey-taue, Loudon, merchant - - - - 3 10 William Broom, Lon;•alley, Shoreditek, Loudon, victualler ,I 1 4 Eduard Rater, late of Linddeld, Sarin, lwap-ma. inefuct urea - .: ) Thous t'aavidy, Walthani-übbey, Essex, shop. keeper - - . - -- 4 Waiiam Winter, jun. Elect:friar's-road, Surrey, glazier - - - II I Chat',.. Stoke Hadley, Gracecliurch-serect, Loudon, inoirli.ut - - 3 I Claude., Mille, late of Hatton. M . nod siuce - • aehei, - • of the Colo:auedr, St. Pancra., Middlesex, baker - y tk Wilted' Daniel Halliday, 13.ith-street, - tit.ruad, 31 iddleses, livery-stable keeper - - 3 1 Grosse Eddii, otherslse Teadoii, Be, mundsoy-ateeet, Surrey-, leather-dresser - - - - a a Match,.l Brilley 're ,vat, Groat Alle-street, Good mmt's-helils, sugar-refiner - t 10 John Harvey, now ur late of Setdigtield, Erami„ briekKiier - - -flan John Wain, late of 'llonntrilyet, /..dukth, Santry,. t . meichant - - - IC i Janke Higley, Pitt.strect, B"...eldriar's-road, Surrey, . . hat-msnutseterer - - - IL it Margaret Lurk, other.. 4c genets, St S ' 11.cli$1'4-le- - - Grand, dealer and i hap .1 omen - - ~ - a t 1 Jots Stroud, Walton- upon .Thatnes, Surrey, brick. maker - - - '•• 11,,h1 Plaice Odell, Sloane-square, Cliels.•a, lar:cklayer .. tlk William Rhodes, Friday-street, Liaiduu, warel.mise. man - - - all 1 Beujasnio Hill, Little St. Martin's-lane, Westminster, • man's mercer - - , - - 210 Solomon Lyon, now or late or Or nond-hourie Are- Acerb Chelsea, dealer add ciiiiiallasil - - 1 11 William Pettey, of the Fox, Back-lug, Deptford, Kent, victualler - - - 1 a Joseph Piper and Knowles Windt', it .1 0M 00 4, Sur - rey, grocers - ~ .- . - 111 William Ford, Pkkett.stred, near TeMple-Beet, Mid dlesex, auctioneer '. - - 4. 1 - 311 Jobs Stiles, .Bermoodeeretrott, Smailbreit; Illibre), cora dealer - - - - - 1 to DIVIDErIDII. Thomas Harris, Oxford-grad, Miadiedelt ; sad Blackfrlari'-road, Surrey, mattras.....eaktr . • I JelseDriarett, Piccadilly, bookseller . ,1 , _ . Jame Caailagliam,. Dow be late al Tonkin!, &dolt, gvorer . • • Joseph Ditkatisoa;Wlllkami iDiCkeasoa„ sea. aad ltd. r a Dititimass. jaw iate of Bramiaunet, L. ea, i Dint • 1 / 1 Henry Nieholsow,likeirt 'Midge-street, littittaireter, but one of Bishopigateetreet, Lando., silk &keret-v. ' • m . . 'Wary Fell, easisighalKatreet, London, marehofte- wan • &mewl Deeper, Oxford-.crest,' draper ' - le Thomas Issagbottoia, late of Hotheek. WIMP ilmoitt, elatider ' . Charles. Oiliart, flemigifo-Seids, Sorrow. ht dda l • maker . - le I gamma .Diekemeir the elder, Tho . mas Goalsit, - spa William lficaeaseit thoyooager, Poultry bsnitera , istafill4 • • • . la: cciTulexras. ' , George Beaver; of Tairimiaell-plani, io *via of Ott Pancras, iu the csualy of Middhatii, atimiasamou, James Powell, late of Womiapsereet, im for porittv J St. John of Wapping, is the coaaty M fifidatenoo, cassia and We- tuaker, lard ambertaker. Ja-soe Sharp, of Pliceuhastract, is tlimptlahof AlLeaticeass in the roiuty of Middlesex, pepar-haager, patalar i *KU , and chariots. Somme Stun., late of 'Wishe' St. Peter's, is dhe fele of Etr,. in the Quality of Cambridge, plumber, ghtelii, ?Motu, dealer and cliipniau. Thomas Herbert, late of Ar atidet-otreet„ but stow of Bernard street, Russel -timers, in the county of Mid/km; mer chant, denier amichilipman. •' • BeaiMaiu North*, of Lacier -sired, Pp*. la the eanoty of NI William; grow, dealer and shwas, MICR OF WOOLS. T: Bank facet . .... .... ... =AI 3 per Gnu Rftlacett • • NW 3 per Cent. C 0... CO, fie s per Celia. Nevi It Lew Artaillov . " • • se e-16 I ::- it; laperfala per Osol o 63i India Bends ' • as. Mk Ada. F..srheenar Bills ....Se; le. pron. es. Ads, pr. Earisit Lottery Tido. ' ~:t: ' • ' t)il.: C1111,V6 fur ..... t ..:•. cm; T. 1211 1. "etnet Broinr, . 4. Corsage and 9, laukriacirtrase. ('OAL-)114116,1117, Did ier s. nips at Market. tiolil. Pricy. tot .. Metaraillei in .:.. •p. od. a .Ir.a. 6d I .. aufairrisad 7 .....44. 9*. s its. ad. SIRTIAC. Feb. 42, at Ea Hall, beat, Haa waft of Perat-c.l Hart sl> Le, Eaq..f• son . Ur Wetiotoday, ibe lady of irlarleA i. atle.k4e, liq a Dt%antelin...trrti Portland Oat% of a we. On Tursday illead, ttia 'tut or lard bag , t, La4y Begin, of,, dasiltivr. DEATHS. On M. why last, the 29411 fel; et t 1 hos,' of Pork:: CoNohow', F-ng. tothusesstriet t Ettcl-ndoem otr, the eldest dauchter of Dr. P Eru4ll, Lt.: Myatt:2.w to the ia:aod of Tortola. . . • Hu Tuesday, at his apartments is Worre,ter. Alez ander Day Brunghtow, Eaq. ime of iktiey Lodi*, 'SW forestall'. Ou tie 16t1 of Nor. at Nome Prase, inlAe island of H., misleads Ilse 1 ath year allies itte, Lieut. Tbroeußl Nes-Lalu Claudia*, of the 411.1 b itentrarot orphew of Vicar tieveral Claradiaa of thr Isle of Mail. Ha flidueadsy last, at Wohl.or, Mrs. Buckle, rest of tie late Adtatrat BucUs. WATER, Tt la DAV, AT Lostorx- rA;t. Vas, o..„rail. after i „.7 fEs re. 27 ..rum. atcr ..7_ LONIXIM4 Primed by DAYIWitn. bo. IN Old Bosirittcnurt. t'artnustrett, and p.tb1,41n4.1 nt tltc. (ntve. be. Is, t'etir of tit. Ctratentes eintral. *Strentt, by J: same platy —oB,lyrs be. Ow thin. NKr. mint totln g einci,"'Entit ilmak upended ?.. ferstlnst 41 1 .4 Ai% \ ovri,sus.) " t ' °. - NUMBER 1613.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRCI /OM PRESENT EVEN IN( 1 Their Merelber Retirrea will act . PIZARRO. Poweire , Ababa, Mr. Powell ; II o ra erabe, Mr.Diel•it q~eßeal" Mr.H.ei. Ca Pinter% Mr Ni. 11. IlliMeeel re, Mr. Mom; Am bbe, Mit. Iftwiell. Aar E ebb* Milt tire, a Row Mr IN AND OUT OF ' inhitaruseters by Mr. Dowtoo, lE trip. Mr. beboatose, Mr. Matlerws MOM; Mile Dewar, Min Lytle, Mr• The lkw Muskat Farce of le and 'lees silo reserrel, by as orrAwaio 4 4 ilieet .probation, will be repeated Torerise. the bet wew Open of I p r ep ; mob Elia Reerileerg..--On T or the W err i t r....oerSeterday, • Yak 'Me ; wadi roe Mar: . at Carratt.--1 Tragedy at May Oran of &ob. A New Camay la is ebeerail. ar droll_ ____ THEATR ZIPalAk MR — IS PRESENT EVENIN J. will be 004 111.7:6408 at c. The Delia „frare alANE , EH Nsey.Fa[r. ix EJ , , Civamoh dir. • t, WG Stipbb g• Am Natoli ( el ' acct at= ). Aon Mtcr liAli 4UIN IN e A l I M N I OR, PIS WATZR, E.t&l Marietria, Mt. Boleipa, Jew ; probes to Columbine), Mr. illkw Sir feeble), Ms. Oriakabli. Colorable The New Moral Prow of 1%. V Clear; will be repeated eery alert TO4lll(efeer, Berme Dell Can; I bleb the Piro /kettle Dame of The 1 on The/okay, tlee Coetedy cif Timm Patera Meteropiert, Mr. COOL pomace terser). tr-:; g SLOATV the STA ' *O4 sad ~min t Rich Liat of CA AL PRIZE& : • .. Prbir et .. L.2e,noe .... 3 lO,OOO ...• 4 90 - 1,040 ... • 30 ...... r,. 30 4' CA * 1,000 1,100 sl,ooo Tido& Ticket mot nom we haw iItANSCONIB sad CO. Prepieta It, tiolion, 37, Cerakiß, awl 3 3013 Mitres arc lilewise ow oak At i Lutte:, , FOR THE TEETH TE ESSENCE of PE H DENTLFRICE, Wawa b. Dentist to Her Majesty mil the Pr caperier, both is eteraweaaill made we of ; they will efaetuelly Poled state; even tat old ige ; will beautiful, without the lout in* nub sane liecae, keep sack sit ere A - min worse, t the Toed lieutry In the GP.Tse.esad make tie the Teeth. They libeeriee maw VI sad remedy eli time Desselfere hiumbstle Gime eat bed Thee: .1e *Oat r prneent fbee ttyallM saes ceeentoWing the eieseirni Mathieu, Wet feeteerhew needs ece in eke ?ceser, It J. it.E.MET,..SAI sPrR.,. and new see weds seveneel II tie Amer ; ee itilltVet=Zro lf s "give end Dentifrice en by sed Stew, s, Colwyn, stews. teaseled ; sad retail by T. Sock-Amor to Mr. Heinet,) Gam Loathe. Jr. IL The Usenet Is pertieviset awl Perilous who have the cue presterative of young and tender • - PROP /HEW Or PERSO: Datati and Health closet he ■ than by at to the Pre %TH. NEWTON . . TOOTH POWDER., of the let Nobility, Grotry, an intervive co option for a Pte attestatius of its soariar eurapootlit party, by the s sancta", ohs bare prawn VegoiebSe Tooth Powder knowe the isamel, and puma the ib hid las, is sisicipissee of hs-...stAred with the ionwedi 3/still, sod libe mdse. Moss Fara:ly, Gooey, de is NEWTON's TOOTH PON dotiseurbotla Powder, a &hob ful to thc Agars, snit picssat why apply it, it Is a maim pr tLr Te. 114 to the West period ynapared by Mr. Newt 'havoc-plea, Virowitall i r: door, fres Az giniarte • Pbssicion to Their Mayotte, tat, sad Oar exportation, by 1 %. 0 . 614 St. Paul's Cluartlyer to oar a Mend allussal* to ' a ", %TA MIN ic. t dm, ft is the Kl R Pler.oi to ad for a revi a l H. Norton" a one &11 41 ytlon solid as Native's tt~IFT mad CO. Xo. i Pm/try boa, rekommumend to Moir Mends an Tai - immipmmime seismal amity pa. of three Illmmlm CO NelmWdt Ommatas. mmod 111 Var. SWIFT sod = l ,ll ISt mph siCapeta. Ti 12Z; IM poly nine a Laken • Calash. FrairrA=lLD 146 40 , . CANDI, frrATEN Friligesen‘ STATE LI CAPITAL WU tosollatilb ! INA iisimitivtly mit DeVad7O-MOILIOW, tl be Ma* belowz 411111116 C 1.001 11 1 ;a: 10,000 4 fa