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LANCASTER ASSIZES, SErr. 7. John .111einsom whys indicted for killing and slay ing John Itowlintron, in the town of 1A arrington, on the [Nth slay ofJuly. It appeared that the Prisoner was driver of a stage-coach which runs from Liverpool to London. the the eveuint of the Alive day, the Warrington Vulunteers were • paraded, writ the Colonel had treated theta with saint liquor ; they were in. consequence out i'o late as tau o'clock, with their. band sesseitibled, in a narrow street, and a large role:mane of spectators round them, so that the ,ptroset ,viai• completely blocked up ; at this time "the Prisoner was driiing his coach through the town, and when the horses were about to pass through the crowd, he flogged them ; this was supposed to be a wanton, careless net, which occasioned the de 'teased to be kuocked down by the horses, both the • off whets went over his body, and he died in a few minute* after. A Captain of the Volunteers, who was on the spot, corrobeetted the above ; but on his cross-exa ramatiou, he said the horses were frightened at • the noise of the drums and fifes, appeared restive, and wanted to turn, which. if they had been per ' mitted to do, the coach would have been ore: tensed: On the •aceitlent beim/ dimeovercd, itisuisilit.r of persons pursued the coach and stopped it usr the bridge ; on telling the celeflretin what was the matter, he wanted to go oil with the Coach, alasniti they must apply to the proprietor in that towel. On the port of the Pnsoaser, it was proved by two outside passengers at the time. One ess die box. that the Prisoner was driving steadily thrriogh the town, at the rate of about Ave mile* au hour, holding his eeigni with it tight heind ; be clanged horses inWar. nueton, mid they understood one of, the fore borers was a youug Dee, sued only the second time of beiug "in hariteSs : before they drove off, (rise of the par ',seiuteni held the horses' heads, while tlse .Priseter welkrd on a few yards to desire the Volnutesins Me. to clear away, its he was coming on with the coatis 'The Prisoner. drove through the crowd , awl they . ditl not Loom that: any 'accident load . happeeetl, till the reach was stopped an the btittge. „ The Prisoner's wester gave hins.a good chine lei Tor being a regulor, steady driver, ice. • The Prisoner hawohewu. winch contrition siner , the fatal accident ; he • Jias given.the j erelity of the deceased SOL 'sod has settled 7s, a !seek upon-her. Judge Cliatillelt. in ilia ‘ addries-to• the Jury , said, he did not kitiow meets of dtistisig, but he should have thosigitt, on going into the crowd. when ally thing *war th e matter with the Iroise% th e best way emit& liave . been to atop them, instead of Sontag them ; bowever,be .supposed his motives :were not the best. He was glad to find that .the Prisoner was only driving at the tate of shunt five miles an hour. which he thoug h t a reasonaUc pace. Ilia Lordship censured very severely the platelet of . stage coachmen, lithe took a pride in drivisek, wont furiously through towns than they did on theroart The Jury. under all. the cid:omelettes*" found the Prisoner .VOI Ileary young man, of very genteel appearance, was indicted for hiving euilonlorl.,and , secreted the sum of-451. the .property of. hit employers, Cross .Mortall and liter Nur land. merchants, of Liverpool. It appeared that the Prisoner haul served hit clerkship to the l'rosecutrirs, and . contlected V - extremely isEil, that on, the ,expindiou of his articles, they featured him in their employ upon a liberal salary, and he had the taanagemee , of the Custom-house and -Euise business. A short time since he obtained leave 'from the Cushier to enter "nine cotton and worsted stockings. In a short . time after they .were entered and shipped, all the packages were seized by the Custom-house Offiet:rs,, and on the Prosecutors making iuquiry as to the cause of the seizure, they were informed that they all had • been entered as cotton steekiegs :• the • • Prkower boring only paid a as. cotton stoekiage • being exported free of ditty : bet lie had chan4ed • •the Prosecutors with the re, ; ular duty, amounting to upwards of SOL 'llse Prows:atop gave the Prisoner a most excel lout character idt this offence. • The Jury -found him-Geary.' sad the Learned • Jima*, is passing gentence,obserre' 4, that hie Crime, was particularly aggravated by his committing de-. predations upoti ffie property of his frimuls,sita well . les employers, amities-big bete the cause of their pro , pole being seized. He should house been in dist:Z.(l to send lien out of the country, had it not le en for the good character he had sustained till he committal, this offence, a hich lie was iu hopes was his first ; however, his crime called for a serere puisishmeut, ,he, therefore, weirenced him to pay a tine of ts. rued to :le imprisoned sod kept • to hard labour iu the house of Correction, for two years. . • Joke IVorthiniton was indicted for using certain ecJitious and blasphemous words. • At the suggestion of the Attorisey-General, the Prisouee pleaded godly. t _,. The Arco' e ert-tice cult. then . stated, that the words were certaidly of a roost bornd neon, anti • bad beets spoke's in the.eresenee of soldiers' but the Prisoner had Weu ditatking freely a,t .tbe time, stud had since sheens much contrition; ht etas very poor, and had a wale and six childrew. ho, there-. fore, did not press for # geverepuniehmeot. . The Jedge senteisped him to be umprisooed ie the Castle art month.. . • • Semis ilopaeod was cndieted, guider Lord Ellen- imeon g h'e Act, fur basing wilfully sod maliciously:, 'stabbed Charles Simpeou. of Little Boltoe,with an . sutrnt to murder him, or do him some bodily harm. It was ! I nured that the Prisoner stablatal tLe V.,es eetutor with a knife on the breast, which osarte a wound, eight inelie• long, sod it was only the knife coining in etterart with his ribs which presented ic stiuntdeath. .Gailty--Detwis. • AA" tiaras was found guilty of breaking open the fullititr a rnill !flames Lord, of lloesendale. and • sv:th lineal* . stolen a large quantity of woollen cloth. Transported for seven rears. Juslina Beni vas indicted under Lord Ellen lorroirgli's Act, charged with lusting cut, notimed, and wounded, with a knife, Alice Badow, alias Ale* Herd, of Oreat Bolton. - -It appeared, that about ten years since the Pro oerutrix out married to a man of the name of Bar low, who (minted for &soldier ; he was sent abroad. 414 ,1 she did not hear from lain for eight year., awl mile thought litut dead ; *lie therefore married the Prisoner. Tn the Leginning of last March, John Barlow, her tirst butimind, came to the Present trix, in consequence of a furlough which he ob tained ; the Prosecutrix, therefore, refnsed to co habit with the Prisoner any longer, aid took to her fist husbood. After ho had returned to Isis regi-' intuit, the Prisoner applied to the Prusecutrix to Inc with him again, as. he could not be happy with out her ; alie, however, refused. On the 9.:1d of April the Prisoner followed. the Proseentrix otethe road leading from Bolton, amid •gave her a violent blow on her head, which knocked her into a ditch ; he then gut upon her, with a knife in his hand, and she t' • king be was going to cut • her throat, sting gled with him, and prevented him, but he euc= seeded in cutting her left cheek opPu, from het mouth to her cur; ,die iicreisnied " murder !" mkt a man mine to her assistunee; the Prisoner made off, lint lie was pursued and taken. Guilty-- Dealt. Samuel /)nitre was indicted for stealing a black pure. the prupzrey atJulin Beitwide, of Demme.— Geri .ses Doers: Ile was likewise charged with stealing a cart. at the wine time and from the souse place; but this indictment was not preceeded Upon. trartiush Gray was char,;ed with the 'wilful mur der of Mary Gray. her dnsighter ; but she being proved to be insane., was l'lre trials at all the Prisouers being gone through. his Lordship proceeded to press sentence of death upon Joshua Herd, for enanning arid wounding Alice -Barlow; Sarnia Ilopstead, fOr itabbleig Charles Simpson, with an -intent to murder him ; ICose Gqllizeib for ►tealing fire bundles and a half of liners yarn, in the bleaching scoundi .of Peter ShWeeross, of Druylesrlen; and Samuel Defile. fin. • hors stealing. Mary Norldocks,'for stealing irletter, containing nue pound note; directed to Mary Dickens o, (rum !fe fetter-wrier at blaucheater, to be tined • one shilliog, ituprisoned . pue year in the flouae' ifrorrection, and ke pt bald labour. • Wham Johrson; barah •Johlioon", alai Benjavils ',Ant r im having uttered forged Bauknotsa, to be • tram:pos.l;d for It years. , . • .Thoulat Suom'erson, for having qttered counter feit shillings twice on the same day, at Orm/itirk, 4to tor inspnsoned'one yeof, and at the expiratinp of that term to find sureties for his good behaviour David illexamier Lindsey. for seditious words, to be ininritmed six months! • Jain Prannrell, for k,i I lioF • of •Liverpool.—llis• Looirship, in 'pawing wentsoce on thitr man, trolk sweession tsiirewleify 4:oisok ° die blood.. ,ad shag potful , owstoluiwiticiii polveils in this caunts k of bilskitg. whickis ealkd pprriugo by which means the Posonethacl killed llmdecrosed ; add he hadlio aould but it was to be attributed to this shucking 'previa/I.; that the untidier of trials here, foe the offence the Prisoner was-rimmed aids, exceeded others of the whole of the extensive northern Owl*. , $ .- • • Juan S, iiv4, for s similar offence upon ; Ilesijas . . min 1614nr, receiveirthr lilfe betilenee. • Ric:toed 'Jones, •N ntiattiittittit4 and warelioirsil.' keeper, of Atanchestor ; for bteaklug open the pits lakes of Thomas ,Vfordsioetots and • Co. 'whose warehouse ittl.poisterl)iis, a,t/1 streding,a larimgosn. tity Of . goods i to . pay a no. of OJte l!hilling t to br ithitritonned two ycitiiiThl the Hottile or Cirrec tion, and kiir to hard labnui.. • • Willians Ras:10)01ton. fur bigamy. to pr.y a - fine of f al* 4011414, he , imprisoned six months in tholbitlie of Correction, and kept to hard labour. Ms Lordship observed, that he had been induced to inflict thiii Italieuepuilishment upon hint, from his having been forced to marry his first wif e fr om the sordid-motives of the pariah officers, she being pregti4iit by him at thc time ; ,which practice his Lordship censured in very severe terisis t , as IT jytit- Ty observed, that where there we. . ' no affriltion or regard, nerttomnik or happiness Could be expected, and evil consequences would follow. • Juba Tarr, convicted of a 'similar offence, at tended with snipe aggravated s eirctim i stoocas,• ; ,lse, being 'supposed to have three irk , alwil & idift, needle pay a fine of one Shilling, to lie atm • twined one year in the Ileum of Correctiosl;••amid' „kept to haul labour. • The rioters were then put to the bar. His Lord ship ouldre,tied them at considerable length, nisei' the enormity of their ottetice, and told theca, that bad it trot been for the lenity of the Attorney...l;e -nend, some of them Mast have forfeited' their lives. Ho was etrernely sorry for the hardness of the times,•• which-Alley set up as a cause for their coodut the manufacturers felt them severely. es ' well as they did t in fact, every class of society felt tlsem.in a degree : but we must all submit to some privations, as the cause was brought on us.by the miasma enemy, and they could riot lie avoided ;" he, however, was happy to .learn, that a down of Letter time; appeared, and hoped the Prisoners,. on their return to society, &ben experienciimthe rliansliment due to their edmcs, would enjoy therm 'rite very means they had resorted to of at tacking their masters and their properties defeated , ita—assis &ma.; foi . ifi they . were destroyed, • they would not be able toget anc . eniptoyillentv if the poorer chose' acre , distressed, they mast - resort to the means the Letaislaturr hod provided, the parish, and tun resort to violence. Ile had hikrti the whole of their eases into his serious consideration and • wits glad te.dtid that the mobs that had been .prow. et' had not proceeded in their esinduct with tharfury 'srhieb no wutrratattend mutt,, amid he - should - an:kid Neat-aiurnshuient - to each of 'them aecording to the part they had taken id the riot , . • • ifeltakloyle and C'hailes Warsaw. for a riot tit Lane-sitle, in 1-I:islinden; and destroying the tools and utensils, for w ! esviog, of William Eddieston. His Lordship ohr.errert,. that Hoyle's. was much die worst case : after having forcibly entered the choose-of Wm, Eddleitou, he knocked hint down, and made use of violent capri.issions, putting the law at de f iance, he, thers•lore, sentenced him t. be iroprisoned• twelve months, and Watson to six months' imprisonment. John bhidieril, for u riot at Roa:hJale, and set; ting fire to the prison, to be. imprisoned for too' years. Thomas limes and AA* Ma/theirs, for a riot at B'ackhurn, and demolishing the house of henry Cot!island. His Lordship observed, thak although it had been proved that Barnes had a bedting-bill, yet U bs committed no i Wield acts with it, or by any oth-1 wear, he only sentenced hint to six mouths' impri moment. With respect to Matthews, lie had made use of many violent expressions, and appeared to • be a ringleader; and, iu addition, lie had brought a mash to his &fence, to prove:sun/W, wlso had, no doubt, perjured himself; this he should always consider deserved an inert abed punishment. he, therefore, seisteneed him to be impnsoned 1-4 mouths. • Altera IVhittoorth, for being ma riotous nod un lawful assembly, in the perish 61 'Rochdale, aml extortiug is guinea from the Rev. Dr. Drake:. Ills. . Lordship told him he appeared to have been very active, although he had committed no act of vio lence ; that his going to Dr. Drake, (to sign a paper 'teethe 'advance of wages,) who had nothing to do with the manufacturers, We a mere pretext ; and if . lie had wonted : relief, he nag lit to have . gone by himself, mid not with a snob, and sentesinedinsu to he imprisoned nine months. • ,I.lelrm Aialtiwth, Ow a riot at Blackburn, and ' demolishing the house of Mi. Coupland. The Prisoner Appeared. to have been a ringleader; and snide use 44f souse violent expressions—to Ise impri soned nii.e mouths. • Elizabeth Walvislpy, for a riot at Blackburn, and demolishing' lin. house of Mr. 'Cou pland. Al thouih the Prisoner was actually proved to hare broken some of theivindows with a stick, yrs she remained but a.very. short Litwin the irb,ivent quietly honi, awl had rap ros.ed much penitence ever since; she tvas iii consequence only sentenced to three months prisetuattit • itte node of tbote Imfortimote people teemed to be truly ob . !vet:‘ of pity. from their a►ppearauee of poverty mid, 44;kly. mspvets. A NEll CO-211ET. Abbot a quorttrpast o'clikk, on tilt night of Sunday the 4th hwit. a Coats was -mien • to - the Moth of the.eity of York,.at aigreid height in the ,iitATtms darting with velocity in • 4eaeading di rectinn froth N. to S.E. The apparent length of Its trim or tail might •he font, Of a briglitiah streouniiig'}ellow: The •heud With very vivid, and seemed the Wye of a grit of the• first magnitude. Its dtiration a hitle *observed (the commencement of it *ruing grew) woe sue or two wooed's, and became !oat tote sight.bebintls cloud, when far above the horizon. • SPQRAirerern-tIeFINCE. . OMNI earietz MEKTINGrMCOIICWDED. . . 711221 , 2• Y, Seel. 21. - 114 - burin. " Foor-rile best... Mr. 12311tont's b.is. Josephine, by Ail Peter 'Male, • 6 .lledt Oft. *IL • • • sta.ot-1 I Mr. Joiniones Sir Andrew . ti 3 ro . oIJ, 31b it Jr. •••• t.thilly'llifilitootitihr'l4l4;ei. • Two-mile been Biabcharok by ;garble' tonne yrs oloir , eot. nib. Soitej b yrs . 4.1 J, I o 4 Mr. ‘Calkt ea h. se. Gallant; ußed,, 7ot. rbuTfer eh. et Cbinto; . 4 tyre, 7st. VS: ..... I Mr. Jobuswil'aitik pad b yes obl,, pot. o 0 5 Mr, Swoiniten's girecn rout 4 yrs, 7ot. 71b. 7 J • ass. certuiesJeseplAns;• ogyett,'pet. ab. .. 4 3 rin " SiOIPETIMETtI NG. o • 21)Naluai,, room,* fur all ascz. Three-mile heals. Sir 11. T. VAIN 'S . b. in. by Sir . Peter Teazle, out • liotloniev. 5 !lomat!, irat..7lb, Mg. W. puldkinsou'a b..c. Silves.e yn obi, 7at. 1.211.. • • , t Mg. Sten) 's (bimaileagtosol 3 yrs. - Sid. Toth. 3 ,Wolionsy. • .W2D2.v., DAT. The !sal. far finti-year *OW. Tbree-mile beabi. NO race. tba two fallowing being ordy. entered, 'is. Mr. W. Hatc!unann't 'Silvio, ;Iss old; and Nlr.. Sture)'s b. c. Priam, 4 >ea ant. TIMPA Vali Pounds ter all stet'. Four-tulle bests. (101T0.if ) Nit 11. T, Taos 'a la, ay.-4 Sri ol& Ist. r Mr. Morel's h. b. Cramlingtoo,.syq..oll, 55t..714 Me• trotetiosisn'ib. tyro old, 7st: idib. .SPORTIIgb . Cff DQNCAIIIT.Eit MECTItiVG. • _ Jr.f Mitten's b. e. Noinork, by Custard, _slam by Sir le 'Peter, int tilts. aert. 'att. E. L. `tiSdssdn' gr. rispi4htat ip.ijalr (by air Prior, BELO* Two miles, tutsp. Mr. It 'Lai paid soy'. Compromise. yorststriv. Hnrtoo's Cow -1i lb. Tv", mks awn. 6•lf forfeit. ropcit. alba SION-Het 111. tett pitivtr.EcEs AT 1111,11.INGSGATE. Ai Salutehy; a bah valeasaaa, at the 'rune of Clark, was ausaaamed Iwlun the 14)111, c't Oa. •• • therie uf aa pnhii4 Mirn.d Hambrick, •lepuls clerk of Hilliiipgatc market - The cow Firestone important, on seccrent of its invoking in it some of the privileges of the City. II appeared that a fish titan Lad been erected close to the llama the Defetolsist, who keeps a public-house in the market, and •ho kicked the stall every, as bents open his penalties. The Complaisant attempted to erect the stall • again. by the orders of the Tamar. of' the Watt, Side, btu was forriltly resisted by the Defstolont. This was the assault chard:tilled of The tomtits') was, whether the Yeoman hail • right to erect stalls for the retail talc of tisti, close lo the Know in the Market ? Three of the Vi:timen attended, and main tamed this to be a privilege they had a right to ;" they lava; Riven each of them More alma s iasil. to the CorporatOm of for their piaci a. Thal also stated, that no other is. habitant resisted she privitesse,; het the ltrfrodasst, is whose leasa.there was a chime to piolphit him f r om takimgewy taus.. y auy 6sit•stall. The Defentleat was attended by a Solite tor, who contended that this stall ndubt be considered m King erected on his preasisnyouirl therefore a trespass. Mr.lJoreford, a respectable Unnoreilatau of that Ward, gave it as his opinion that this war a trespass on' the premises of lit Clark, st ho had paid fur the privileges of the inprhet. After a roost hestriei. the I.OR OM A TOR cave it as his opinion that .she Yeomen had a right toereet mind 'tenets any part of the markti • end c.iimertently his decision weal a ga inst Mr. Clark. "The Istil+r thee s aid he would pay the es. a week, the prier 'halved r.r Mae RUH, • provided there was nu hal t sold there by retail. This the LAI nMA T•R would Kt agree to, obverting', that, 'for the goo.' of the public, every stall 111 the socket, net area. Ware piing wholesale stall of the Defendant, should be employed for Ilse retail aide of fist, are the srlialisule smartie( was over. Mr. Clark am quieteed in the decries, aid agreed to pay foe the stall, to he need by a fripsalei • " Most osmium:ly," says l'he York Herold, gi do Ke• Peen' bit evcif cierKYlnea. threnighnut the Guited Kingdom, to•preach Pennons, sotted to tl,e .aulij.!et of the late slurioas victories in Portugal, to , their different congregations: we nre certain the preacher will be heard with gratitude, with atten tion, and with effect. The second engagement was nu Sunday, the .luth idler Triiiity—lt was the Duke (4 Ci.aita.s4:ll . 4 1.011411.di5y." N.IVAL INTELLIGLA tE. roatimourri, NEP?. g Aiyived the Lark sloop of war, Capt. Nirhow s . with shaidahard from Admiral Rowlei, at Jamaica, They are mid to transmit communionnuas alas* the Admiral has received from the Sowlards at Clinton*, tin the new state of *antra of the Spami s h nation. Sailed the Goshawk sloop, on a cruise of Sr. Helen's.—Wind W. stn. la. Sailed His Majesty's ship Quebec, au a cruise ce Harry.--Wind Westerly. Muir., atilt. to. Put back the Braganza, &influent, fur Ri o • Arrived the Feerksz and •BusNrr from a enlist., alai retritaii in the Dawes wan Ills ships as per last.—wind S.W. rLymovra. scpt, • Arrived the Pilchard •loop of war, from SybilleTrigW, from the %S estward; and Wkitas .sehootter,-trorn a emir*. . Sailed the Plover slot+ of war, on a crane; and the CQaaet bloop utwar.torCoruuua. FALMOUTIII e sxpr. 7. A rr i ve d th e .4Thieopp, in six doss from Gijo n; awl tlhore s i. pa iw i r t e h s_teiz v vi it i l t d h . a l l v to . nt ten mil, from Portsmouth, lIMAAAMMIN et AT. A. • Early yesterday afternoon sailed the BestAl packet,.Capt. Norris, for Heligoland. and the Lot k packet, Capt. bell, for Gatteubnr i gli ; each w it h a mail and passengers.. . • A hoof ten or twelve transports have already sr. rived here for the reception of the 44d, 59th, Inch, and pert of the 96413 regiment of foot, destined for foreign service ; soine of tlx troops , are expreticl, this day s twin IVeefy and C olchester barracki, where tlaey havr for some time past been hsldia r thensselvesin reutiineswfor embarkation. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, To-MORROW. M. P. Draysoti Moore Leftism's, Kent, late Parse r o f th e atephro I:ttelsitigton Last lndiaman, dealer lto Joseph Staple. Smith, Liverpool, shoe.-maker - 1 l 0 Linuill, !etc of Leeds, Yorkshire, spit it met - Michael Franklin Brooks, late of Hor.leyelown, ions ter.mariaer - 'Robert Robinson, Manchester, cotton.deuler Nit/la-Mel RI" laud, late of Greystoke.plave, rt•li.r• insurauce-brofter Geoiz Pollinter and Henry Pul linger, Ropley, near AlreNford, Hianinbire, woollen-drapers DIVIDENDS. Juba Cole, Fore-street, Luo4on, stationer Samuel Houton nuil Solomon Rich, %Voudstuek-et ' mar !loud-stteet, merchant-tailors Josepla Peeks., strugwoust, Southampton, grocer 1 Its I 1,0 I! 2 1 ! DRTI FICAT Richard Lardner, of Neartuo-PoppLeford, Devon, ',rite !- spinner. Edward Erlwavds, of Liverpoel, butelber. PRICE. OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 2 per Cent. Reduced , ... .. +ist. ; per Cent Consuls 5 per Cent. Navy 9b i t Irsperial Amenities 7 t - ili . Ouwinni I whit Kumla ...„ .. 2 4 Isltim. rAritetpier Bias .. Cuueule foe .. *4 T. BMW, Steek-broKer, 4. Candid!, and g, Cherlitt.CnAL ....--..........—.4.---.—set----,--,.. - a , . - . 0 ......... - .... -.-. VIRTU. On ToroilOS- wooing, the lad% of R. J TbinOpsoo, Its . of Most Hull, Yorkshire, u act'. MARRIAGES. On the 30th tik. Rcv Julin rick:her, of Royston, to Mill ithirtit Stacks, of Carling, both near Banditry. I.ntrly, at Ardguwask, Scotbad, by the Rre. Dr. Scutt, .I"hn Coninghern, Coq. SOO of Sir 'William Catkin;Aim, Bart. to Miss Jowl- Lucretia frothier, du utht. r of the deceased J. Wollaee, Ex; 9f (icily. Lowly, et Ile perish t'htorls, Bloralpien, Mr. )1,01;,!I Booby, Printer of The Blackburn Moil, to Milli M .A 1.4171.14 both of that town. On Monday, ■t Hakewell, Derlephirs, Hem) S)itea, of Melton, nem: Hull, to Miss Thouglom, (laughter of tar Late Beniamiu Bla)des Thompson, lEvq. of Eastdale. lamr We!tau. . Lately, at St. Paul's Church, Cork, Iw the Rey. 011fitR Seal y,Major Milliug, one of the dt.il4eginient, fo Elirnheth, daughter of D. Caryl, of Askeeo, fa the meaty of Tip• pesary, Esq. Lately, at Dallinviva Church, Cork, by the Rey. Jame. Stopford, John !Wilmer Barry, Esq. M.D. in Mini Moir, Laughter of William Photo', Lvti unfacturer. DEATHS. Lately, in this thy, Sir Walter Ogilvy, Bart. of larcra/er . Lately, asullenly, of a St of apoplex::, in the 7 'As sear a his stze. Mr. inchbald, of Selll, greatly reapectud and lo mooted I, a Numerous circle of ftiesgdr. On Wednesday last, a;r4l 2a, after aIo awl reran: ii!. meal, Mr. Thomas (lark, of York, phtoulter sod ;tali. r. H'' father died Au! 4, 1;04, in his a;th par, whew siert Citurchwordrn t.•r the parish.? St. , and the demoted brin the more office, in the sane palish, at La Barth. Thumley morning, at iter bonne, in Siounisbur)•Nnairt 11.mh, iVallare fluolor (tu Totemic) morning holt, al 11:s L0tt0..., C..kbnHJ T. r• race, felicgtoo, foo the 45th )ect of his age, Jolt's ilomostb. Sot nne of the Cottintisciotto ra of Itsehomr) Come HIGH WATER, IHIS DAY, AT 1.0N1101%.1111411a.r Num iv wile. alet I Etta 41.. win afler.•a• ,—..._ • SALE BY AUCTON. H rR EFOR HSHIR F. Ry Mr Alt( 188, At Carraway's Cwlrce.tmusc. on 'THURSDAY. the Day of October, iti'M at Twelve o•thwh, Valuable FrtEiutoLD A vrrY the C.ahti.. or itereford, comprising the Maoist. Ro)alty or I .1 rroN.ci it - GT. the .1.1. ictit House. :rrpl. Sr *di. , 14 - e.timi0...1ati.,111.4 a larti• Cavil • the utliets, grsolliak, park, the Lou.. water mill, late. ..u.I Gslt postly;. pie -foremost 5., Groves, Dod pl.mtatioas, b.Lhk i.rnantrui..4 • ,t her, 0'1.11) unk , roinpriping anoints of tot :e. •e• st.itutr arras of i cry rich arable, % ra d i o". imam, os4 hop ground, and o nod land t) lbw fret). it. loglitfulli, in a brant...ul country, err :otter dirtJat fr, f ir t lb. brrooz. .„ ..... low frnr: the t its of Ilucford, and died and thirt)•firP frno 1 ordon. 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