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' \ lg. • An inquiry, of which th e f o ll ow i ng are part i cu l ars , t o o k plant - t h ; Stentot, Liar. on Saturday arterocor; et the instance o f th e friends of the de.t Alalts t and ceased, a female. unmet' Mary Lawless, the wife of en'aridls labourer, who died in citifd.bani on Wednesday 'at, it hatergeop supposes' by atupe or them that prop& assietance tbasillitit WA ti.nely afforded tar. The Coroner, TrOarstr STIRLIVO, dig. issued big erartaat, and the Jury assembled (the mom was most respectfully attended) ' , le York Arms, In Esart-street, Manchester.square, in whic't ' , nurbood grest interest had been excited in the claws In *Welt sad moved. The deceased had applied for assistance as 't at (teen Charlotte's Lyinn Hospital, situate an i t. fary.la.hotane, and o btained -i an order for the i'4 4 i an Fir(T whenever it should be required, and a ' to attend her. "'ltalie-street, Piccadil;y, a surgeon and •nialence and practice, and attached to ' 4 l 'ed. was the first witness exarrtnee. her labour; site was wifely de.. 'art, about twelve o'clock a : Nil time; she dieslabaut . 1 the child had r?o,t been `allowing toornfoi , • there was to - scans, as htr ' exhau,- - ..e w as i • 5...1a. 4 I • t 1, t . k . t / .2" No. 7,087• EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. Angara 20, 1825. Talg EXCHEQUER BILLS doted is the Months q f J u t', August, and Septemkr.lll24, 50 G org e 111, Cap. 45, for building additional Churches ; 3 Hemp IT, Cap. 80, for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries : 5 Oeorge 11', Cap. 2,15,000,80 a, 1824; p ato . ditto, Cap. Ilb, 15,000,0001., 1824: with Interest due thereon. will be paid off on the 27th day of Sep teinbri, tau when the Interest will cease. Such Bills will be re eared daily (holydays ex..xpted)„ from ten o'clock till One, until and including the 20th day of September. at this Office, where hits are to be obtained, containing Instructions for arranging the Bills. The bearers must endorse each Bill with their usual Sig. omens, and write their Names and Residences at the bottom of ea h List: and when the names of holders arc inserted in Bills, the ~.seas, not being such holders, must previously obtain their en. ..-.-menu. The bearers must attend to give receipts for the • . i'a;fmet may be Cosine., If required. prelims to the said 27th of September, upon leaving the Bills for examination one day Fos to that on which such payment iv desired. New Bills, bearing an interest of One Penny Halfpenny by the Day upon every One Hundred Poundr. and dated the said 27th day of September, may be obtained in whole or in part payment of Principal, upon stating the required amount on the Lists, derivered on or before the said 20th day of September, which new Bills. with the Interest on the Bills exchanged, will be issued on the 213th day of September. N.a. An Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1824, have been advertised to be paid off. SALES BY AUCTION. LEASE OF A SMALL BREWERY, PLANT, AND UTENSILS, COAIMERCIAL-ROAD. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in One Lot, the present Pro prietor retiring on account of illbealtb, HE LEASE, for 17 Years unexpired, at 60/. per An num, of a compact ALE and TABLE-BEER BR EIVERY, situate No. 5, Church-lane, Commercial-road, together with the fixed Plant and Utensils, consisting of a 19-barrel copper nearly new, Squirter mash tun, underback. 3 squares, coolers, pumps, pipes, hr liquor backs, millions, leather hose, pewter measures, malt mill, two 9-barrel store rats, about 209 casks in barrels, kil derkins, firkins and pins, 17 brandy puncheons, a dray and track, grindstone, ladder, 4-motion beer machine, &c. To be slowed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be bad ; also at the Corn Exchange Coffee-houses, Mark_ lane; at the Mart= and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. - : SCR REY. An earellent FAMTIN RESIDENCE, with attached and de tached Offices of every description, walled and pleasure Gardena, Greenhouse. Griper,. &c. TO be LET, Furnished, for three, eve, or seven years, by WINSTANLEY aod SONS. The house is re moved from the high road, approached by a lawn and carriage sweep, .and contains a good entrance-hall, capital eating room (24 feet by 18), and a drawing mom of the same dimensions, both ele gantly finished, and the furniture is of the best description and most modern taste ; breakfast room opening to the lawn, library or gentleman's room, two principal bed-rooms, four secondary ditto, two staircase., a water-closet, and requisite domestic offices. The detached offices comprise a double coach-house, five.stsll stable, flamed; room, cool dairy, laundry, wash-house, various farm build ings. &c. The gardens are very extewsire, pertly walled, and ,amply stocked, disposed in lawn and shaded gravel walks. To be viewed by cards only, which, with further paruculers, may be had at 10, Paternoster-row. LIPERPOOL, SUNDAY EVNWINb. Wind S.—High Water, l l m. p. 11. Arrived the Arab. Barlett, from St. Petersburgh ; Stentot, liar. t. from Alexandria and Milford ; Saluda, trout Malts ; sad olipse, Thompson. from Ipswich. SIIIPPINGLIGE:ArcE. • THE QUEIIN S .- LYING-1N HOEPIT'AL: - C,ORIONVI.M4t. TEST. A n inquiry, of which the following are particulars, oink plant on Saturday aiterecor; et the instance of the Mends of the de.i, tensed, a fermate. named M e ry b e wl ess , th e w if e o f en 'l r i d b, labourer, wlio died hn eitild.beti on Wednesday lett, it tier deli supposed by- %ogle of them that mopet assietance shad its Win tiaiely afforded lar. The Coroner, TrODRAS STIRLIDD, 'issued hie warrant, and the Jury essembled (the room was most respectfully attended) at the York Arms, in Eno-street, Manchester-square, in whiet neighbourhood greet interest had been excited in the class In *Wee the &vented moved. The deceased had applied for assistance as an out-patient at Queen Charlotte's Lying-in llospital, Ovate in the New -reed, St. Afary-la-botine, and obtained al order for the regular Attendance on her whenever it should be required, end midwife was appeMted to attend her. Mrs Blegilen, of Ssekville-street, Piccadilly, a surgeon and -acalucheur of considerable einitence and practice, and attached to the establishment above-Mentioned, was the first witness enarrtner.. Re stated, that he attended her in her labour; site was safely de.. liwered of a dead ehilti.on Wednesday last, about twelve o'clock a: night ; she had gone, witness believes, her fhll time; she died skew: fifteen hours after she was delivered ; thinks the child had *hen dead buoy hours; visited her egain on the following ectothhte. about twelve o'clock; she was then sinking fast; there was go unusual harportisage; she was delivered by artificialmeans, as ber power was wanting; apprehends that deceased died front exhius tion. Witness cahnotetherwite account for her death. TlietitSras anoth7 medical gentleman and a midwife also present ; auk & forme/111m decalsed had been in labour since eig ht tSII morning, but not in strong labour. Witness i s not aware iw wle , t state of health deceased had been in previous. Frederic Vouleis, house-surgeon at Queen Charlotte's line-itt H ospital. in the Nest-road, deposed, that he was request ed about: three o'clock by the assistant-surgeon, who was confined at hone by itlnees.. to attend the deceased, on whom the midwife bad :thou!) , been in attendance. Kitnesa ascertained the state of the deceased, and then went and Informed the assistant-surgeon of toe same ; found that the hospital physician had already been sent for, but that he %casein. Witness found her in that situation that would require the use of instruments- lilt. Blagden was sent for arrived ratout eight o'clock; deceased continued in the same state. Mr. Blagden thnught that a great deal might be done 'oy nature. and left' witness to. watch over her, having tirst pre scribed medicine for her. Witnees sent for Mi. Blagden apair , and he came about eleven o'clock. When Mr. Blagden arrivel it was resolved that the only alternative should be had re course to; that of course all due caution was used, and si:e was delivered of a dead child ; did not make any observation as t whether the child had died at the time or antecedently ; sew no signs of life in the child. After the birth tile deceased seemed to be sinking very fast. Witness departed after seeir,g deceased - was safely delivered, leaving word that if she be.. came worse id the night that he should be called up. Witness wan not called up. but went and saw her between eight and nine o'cloci: on the following morning; she appeared rather more exhausted. 'Witness wrote to .Me. Blagden, informing him what wits ness had done. Witness, whilst the messenger was going, went to the hospital, and visited his patients there. and on returning to des eased met with Mr. Blagden, and the, both went together to tie. ceased about twelve o'clock. Air. Blagden tholight her worse. and ordered medicine for her, which witness made up for lier, acid witness left accessed to attend his other patients. Witness is in q3o habit of attending such patients, and in witness's judgment nes thing more could have been done for deceased.; saw no symptom to occasion death but exhaustion. Witness understands that dee ceased had had five living children. Witness thinks no inattention was shown to deceased previous to his visiting her; did not beet that else had any fall, or any thing of that kind. She was a very ere bilitated woman. CUSTOM-110M, Auouaz` 47. ENTERED I NwAnne..k.The Vrow Janne, Willenstein, for Ern. den ; Ajax. Ilof ker, fo Leer; 'row Geninz. 06 terloos from ditto ; Negotie, Ilfer, from Rotterdam ; Adds. R-ed, front Aich. angel ; Merchant. Robinson, from ditto; Thistle. Brodie, frOln l es, Cadiz ; Twee Afwesige Sustere , D e B oer . f rom Groningen ; ing Georg*, Mercer. front Ostend ; Quert Charlotte, Fenner; cm Jersey ; Hope, Frezor, from flambuggh ; Francis Freeling. G ' from ditto ; Flora; Klok, from Rotterdam ; Factor, Connell. awn Belfast; Artuose, Wade, from Waterford; Endeavour, Smith. horn Youghall. ENTERED Otrrwanns..--The Mary Swan, Wright. for Ma. Beira, Teneriffe, end Quebec; Ward, Hare, for St. John's, New Brunswick ;Fl in - natdmith, for Ostend ; Sir Charles. C. semi, for Q al Blucher, Fr ee, for Rottenlarn ; Po, Cullen, for „ Atlas, Pearce, for Dublin ; Fortitude, Fawk. ner. for Dublin ; Economy, James, for Cork ; *hofield, Evans, for Belfast ; Factor, Connell, for ditto. CLEARED OUTWARDS TI WALLY AT G itAwEsz up—The Jones, Richtrriaon, for Boston; Emile, Kerkhove, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ohara ; Elizabeth, Ekin, for Jamaica ; Atalanta, Wood, for Siera Leone and Cape COast Castlellfenry, Cored, for Lisbon; Pelican, Rieke. for Antwerp and Brussels. CLEARING 0 U TWiRDS--.-The Po, Cullen, for Calais : Henries, Petterion. for Oottenburgb ; Reny Westmorland, I'm Demerara ; Erato, Blair. for Peterebtirgli; Magnet, Watkins. for Rin Ja neiro= Marshal Blucher, Fryer, for Rotterdam ; Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend; Earl of Clancarty, Ilech, for Rotterdam; Henrich and Theodor, Kiawitter, for Elsinore and Dantzic ; Mercury, Fish. for Figniers ; Scotia, Pall., for Alicant ; Quebec Packet; Atkinson. for Quebec; Osprey, Simey, for Petersbargh ; Jeinima, Norton. fur St. John's, New Brunswick; Hope, Harris, for the South Whale Fishery. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Mary Kitty, Duck, for Newry; Margaret, Visaey, for Limerick ; Times, Clarke, for Dublin ; Elizabeth, Wallis, for Dublin ; Courier, Owens, for Belfast. OAKLEY FARM. KENT, Twelve Miles from London. Commodlous FAMILY RESIDENCE, with 136 Acres of Land. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in One Lot, unless previously disposed of by private contract, AValuable and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, beautifully situate in the much admired and respectable neighbourhood of Bromley, in the county of Kent, only 12 miles from London. on the Hastings and Tonbridge roads; comprising a very commodious and excellent Residence, called OAKLEY FARM, seated In a small park of about 136 acres of very rich land, chiefly meadow, partly encompassed by high oak paling, ornamentally diversified and enriched with woods, fine forest timber, luxuriant plantations, shrubberies, and walks, approached by two very neat and substantial ornamental lodges, and containing every conve nience and accommodation for a family of the first respectability, viz. capital dining room 23 feet by 22, drawing loom 24 feet by le, library 24 feet by 17, gentleman's room, nine bedchambers, dressing room,.&c. • attached and detached o ffi ces of every denomination, double coa ch house. stabling for twelve horses, extensive and pro ductive walled garden, Ike. The land is remarkably fertile, in the highest state of cultivation, and exceedingly well watered. The Estate offers many eligible situations for the erection of Villas. There is a stratum of good brick and tile earth, and the River Ravenabourne intersects the land. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or by AUCTION, as may hereafter be determined, LEASES • for TIVENTY-ONE YEAItS of • MOIETY of the TITRES •of the TOWNSHIPS of TidrtrefF, Ystyoccinfil. Cefnllyfnog, Pennant', Nantymeicheid, Cwm , Keil; Trefnenney, ,and Trefednd, in the famish of 111eithd, in the county of Montgo mery, to commence from Lady.day, These tithes consist of cdrn and grain, and all other thimble matters arising within the respective township', except the tithe of cows and calves, which itopeered by &Anodes, or pretended modus. The tithe of hay will be &Veined and reserred_to the Lessors. The several leases will be holden undenilstrpenhand Chapter of Christchurch, Oxford, renewable every seven years . , if the parties agree to the terms then proposed, subject to a small reserved rent in money and corn. TbeVicarof Meifotl is entitled to the other moiety of the above tithes. Further particulars may be known, the nature of the leases ex plained. and the average of the reserved rents stated; on applica tion to Mr. Robert Merrell, Chapter Clerk, Oxford ; or to Mr. Crabtree, Surveyor, who will be at the Royal Osk, in Welshpool, this month, for a week or ten days, for the purpose of agreeing with such persons as may be desirous of purchasing the leases of those Townships which may than not be disposed of. EAST INDIA HOUSE. "met 17, 11126. PH! Cool or Directors' of the United Campion! of Meroltsole of England trading to the Eat Indira do hereby obt Nues, That the Papers ordered by the General Court, on the 235 June, 1834„ nspeeting a Reform in the Administratioe of the °ovens mint of his Excellency the Nabob Vizier, and the employment of British Troops in his Dominions from the it January, IGOR, to the Slat December 1815; also relating to the Negotiation of the several buns contracted with the Vizier, between the months of October 1314, and May 1815, together with certain additions thereto. sinew ordered to be printed by tho Court of Directors, will be ready to be delivered to the Proprietors at this House 01) Wednesday the 31st natant. PETER AURER, Assistant Secretary. OFFICES, No. 149, LEADENDALL-STREET, AmansT 25, 1825. FROM cireumatancei that have recently tran s pi r ed, i t i s evident (notwithstanding the numerous convictions that took place some time since) that the adulteration of Tea with spurious leaves continues to be practised, which accounts for the difficulty sogenerally felt, of purchasing it genuine in retail quantities, or If of good quality, at reasonlble prices. In consequence of this, sad a combination among nearly all the extensive Tea Dealers, of an injurious tendency to the Public, which the East India Company have strongly objected to, and ineffectually endeavoured 40 prevent, arrangemena have been in progress for some time to ' enable the Public to obtain a regular and cheap supply of pure TEA and COFFEE, and the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY are now enabled to submit the following plan, as calculated effec ' Maly to remove the present evils:— , Pure Tea and Coffee ia packed in peculiar leaden rises, calcu hied to preserve its quedity, which are delivered to Agents direc t from the Company's Warehouses, to sell to the Public for ready money. ott -a commission of little more than a third of what is allowed in similar cases. To secure its delivery, free from adulte ration, the Price and Signature of the Secretary will be on each package ; and, Depots era established at Norwich. Birmingham, Portsmouth, Bristol, Devonport, Leicester, Sheffield, Notting. ham, Leeds, Hull; Manchester, Liverpool. Newcastle.on-Tyne, in England ; at Aberdeen, Edinburgh, and Ulasgow. in Scotland ; and at Belfast, Dublin, %Waterford, and Cork, in Ireland ; from whence all the Retail Agents in the surrounding districts will obtain supplies for the Public, and always enable the residents in the remotest pans of the United Kingdom so purchase Tea and Coffee, free from adultetation, at the following reduced rates, as easily and advantageously as in London. TEA. lb. &'.b. alb. a. d. s. d. s. d. /lobes -- - 4 9 2 4! 1 2 1 1 Congou - • - 5 3 2 71 1 4 Ditto . - - 5 I I 2 1I I I ti FROM LLOYD'S LIST. THE DEMERARA, SURINAM, TRINI DAD, and ADJACENT ISLANDS LOCAL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. DAY gnus—Mous. Cockburn and Co.. Whitehall; Messrs. Fuller and 4'0.. Cornhill. Soctcsios—Mr. James Floranee, 33, Finsbury-square. Printed particulars may 17ehisioFWinstanley and Sons, Tater noatcr.row particulars also of Messrs. Teesdale and Symes, Solicitors. Fenchurch-street ; at the Inns at Bromley, seven Oaks, and Croydon ; and at the place of sale. FALMOUTH, AUG. 27.—Arrived the Sovereign ;10.r-office steani.packet, from London Nir Milford. Sailed the Duke of York packet, for Lisbon. POUT/MOUTH, A 20.—Arrived his Majesty's chip Glas gow, from a cruise. Sailed the Edward transport. With troops, for Sierra Leone, accompanied by his Majesty's ship Brasen. DEAL, AUG. 211.—Passed though from the River, yesterday, the 'Whim, Heard, for Barbadoes ; the Sibsan, Milne, and the Hannah, Phillips, for Quebec ; and the Sisters, Duke, for Dover, to b repaired.—Arrived and I...main, the Petrel, Smith, from Bristol for St. Petershurgli. DovER, AUG. 21L—His Grace the Duke of Wellington ar rived here to.day in the Medusa packet, from Boulogne. As 3f ER lA, Av G. B.—Yesterday two Spanish veNsels were cap. turgid 4.11 Adra by Insurgent cruisers, one of them a Catalan Ali,- deo from Havatmah. The Directors take leave to inform the Public, that instructions have been given to their Bankers authorising them, on TUESDAY. the 30th inst.. taissue Scrip Receipts, which will tousle the bearer to shares in the shove Company, on payment of the Deposit of 21. pa Share. on or before Thursday. the Ist day of September next. Prospectuses may be obtained OIS application to the Bankers, or Solicitor of the Company. By Order of the Directors. • THOS. O()DWIN, Secretary. A FREEHOLD STEAM-MILL AND PREMISES, TOOLEY-STREET, BOROUGH. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, TO iIURROW, at 1, • compact and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Weaver-lane, Tooley-street, contiguous to the Thames, whereon is erected A STEAM CORN-3111.1,, Of twelve horse power, together with a house. ogees, and enclosed yard. The Stearn-mill is capable of driving three pair of 11[011C3 the going gear and machinery complete, and in a good state, and in convtant working; a well of excellent water within the premises. IDROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND.—Those 1 Proprietors who have not signed the Deed of Settlement are requested to do so, without delay, the amngernents for commenc tag business being completed. -- • - - Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Palmer, on the premises ; also of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Carey street, Lincoln's-Inn t at the Auction 31an; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 73, New Bond-street. The Catharine Elizabeth, Wachter, from Riga to Zandam, was lost off Ameland. lath instant. Crew and part of the cargo saved. The Thetis, Reed, from London to Ilaniburgh, ran on shore near Terschelling, on the 22d instant, but W4l got,off very leaky, after throwing part et her cargo overboard, and carried into liar- Hagen to discharge. The Britannia. of Lontion, Davidson, bound to St. Peters burgh, was 'trended on site awinebottom s o n t h e 17 t h i nst ., bil ge d, and filled with water.—Crew saved. From the Agent to jAoyd's at Tarragona, dated August IS: —" Yesterday appeared off this port a brigantine schooner and a brig of war, which were taken for French cruisers, but afterwards proved to be Colombian vessels of war, and have taken a fine Spanish schooner, laden with a general cargo for Marseilles, which sailed from hence last night. This is the first tints, we believe, that any one has come up the Mediterranean so far." . - - The Prop rietors are hereby apprized. that according to therms lations of she Society, if an Instalment is not paid within fifteen days of the call. it is competent for the Court of Directors to charge imerest from that time at tive per cent., until such Instalment M paid ; and also that the shares of Proprietors who shall not execute me Deed within two months of the let Instant will be subject to fafetture. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LAND. AND HOUSES, In and neer the town of Frome.Seiwood, Somerset. On THURSDAY, September 20, By Mr. ROSE, of London, and Mr. HARROLD, of Frome, At the George Inn, Frame, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in Lots, THE following very Valuable FREEHOLD and d LEASEHOLD ESTATES, being the property of Messrs. C. and R. Willoughby, viz.:— Alt those capacious and substantially built FREE HOLD:PRE AI compricing an excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with commanding front.shops, warehouse, and commodious wine vaults, most advantageously situate in the Market-place; and in which the grocery and wine trades hare hen carried on for many years. A capital newly-erected FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, called Woad Hill House, with achool-rooms, coach-house, stable, prdex. play-ground, and all necessary o ffi ces, now occupied by Mr. Williams, as a classical es•ablishtnent. AFREEHOLD DW ELL I NG-HOUSE and Premises, situated in Bath-street, now used as the Union Bank, and in the occupation of George Walters, Eaq. A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining the last, now in the occupation of Mr. Pitt, silversmith. Three FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES and rhops, in Cheap-strect, in the several otcupations of Mr. LI ndden, Mr. George, and Mr. Knight. A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, _garden. and suitable offices, near the Bridge, in the occupation of Mrs. E. Sheppard. A FREEHOLD - DWELLING-HOUSE and workshops ad. joining, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Harrold. conch-maker. AU those extensive FREEHOLD WAREHOUSES, coach. house, stables, and premises, shuete in the North-parade ; part of which is in the occupation of Messrs. Sheppard, and the remainder by Messrs. Willoughby: well supplied with water. An excellent FREEHOLD WALLED GARDEN, tastefully laid out and well stocked with choice fruit-trees and shrubs, with a beautiful TEMPLE, COLD-BATH, and other convenient and ornamental erections therein. A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Selwood Farm, with good farm-house, cow-sheds, and other convenient offices, and thirty-one Acres of Rich PASTURE LA ND, In the occupation of Mr. Francis Singer. A genteel FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, called Selwood Cot tage, surrounded by nearly 40 Acres of Rich PASTURE LAND. The two last mentioned Estates are delightfally situated nearly one mile from the town of Feome, adjoining estates of the Earl of Cork and Sir Thomas Champneys, and commanding extensive Maris Dixon, midwife, being sworn, said, that she resides at Np. 38, is Crawford-street ; she has practised as a midwife aboet biz years never saw deceased before Wednesday last; was thew called on about half-past eight o'clock in the morning by deceased's husband ; there was an order for witness's attendance left st...the hospital ; when witness went to her, found her tin labour, and shout lialc.past ten o'clock witness feared that it would be dif. ticult. Witness waited a sufficient time to ascertain, and theft sent for a physician. Wrote to Mr. Cholmeley, the asaietar.t_ surgeon, but lie was 111 in bed. Aftevwatds sent a veTba triage to Air. Cholmeley, requesting to know whether ate might send for llr. Voules, that he might visit her. and retort to Mr. Cholmeley the state deceased was in. Mr. Vouleit did attend her, and inrormed Mr. Cholmeley of deceased's sieges tion, as witness believes. Witness then wrote to Dr. DeMaou, the physician to the ho s pit a l, b u t he was out. In consequer.se b . that witness applied to Mr. Blagden, surgeon to the hospital; it was then between six and seven o'clock, and he attended. 410. Blagden declined doing any thing at that time, but was desirouo of leaving deceased for a little time to see-what nature would dos. Be left her, and attended on being again sent for. Deceased was safely delivered. According to witness's judgment, every cautica. was used at and subsequent to the bit th. .1 Juror asked- whether or not any time had been delayed. et 'several hours had elapsed without instruments having been cai!ed into aid. The Deed lies for signature at the Office of the Society in St. Um's-place, London. and at Maws. P. and'l). 3labony's, Soli. °tors, Houton Square North, Dublin. THOS. JOPLIN, Sec. London, 19th Aug. 1825. 2oz. loz. s. d. d. 0 7. 3 0 8 4 • 9 0 10 b 0 n 1 0 G 1 2 7 1 4 8 1' 6 1 7 1 2 6 O 111 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 n 1 7 1 8 1 10 TRAVELLING TO .DUBLIN, BY WAY OF LITERPOOL CABIN FARE—ONE GUINEA. The DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail regularly from Liverpool for the Custom-house Quay, Dublin. The faat-ealling new STEAM PACKET, MONA, every TUESDAY, TUURSDAY, aed SATURDAY, with PAS SENGERS ONLY. The MERSEY and LIFFEY, with GOODS and PAS SENGERS, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI DAY. _ _ Ditto - 6 6 3' 1 7 Souchong - 7 2 1 7 I 9 Ditto - - - 7 10 I II Ditto -- 9 6l 2 3 Fine ditto 2. 10 .1 ,4 j 2l 2 71 Finest - i -4 .10 2 1 . 1 Pekoe - - 9 1 4 61 9 31 1 Finest - - 11 6 5 10 2 11 1 Green - - 7 6. 3 9 1 11 0 , Ditto - - - 7 10 311 1 111 1 Dyson - 8 6 4 3 2 IA 1 1 Ditto - - - 9 1 4 61 2 31 1 2 Ditto . - 10 5 5 21 2 71 1 4 Ditto - . 11 8 5 10 2 11 1 6 Finest . - 12 5 6 21 3 14 1 7 Gunpowder - 13 1 6 61 3 31 I 8 It Finest - 14 4 7 2 3 7 '" 11 ROASTED COFFEE. Plantation - 1 7 0 91 0 5 0 21 1 Dutch - - 111 U 114 I 0 0 0 3 1' ; Pine ui:to - 2 6 1 3 0 72; 0 4 2 Bourbon - - 210 1 3 0 81 0 4A 2f Turkey - - 3 2 I 7 0 9A 0 5 2.; Ditto - - :1 10 1 11 0 111 0 6 3 Finest .. . 4 2 2 1 I 1 U 0 10, 34 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. IVEYMOUTit RACES. • 'scow° EAT. ARGUS? 26. Finn race, for 100 sovereigns. Mr. Small's Cinderella, ldst. 91b. was beat by Mr. B. Radclyffe's John, lOst. 71b._ WILLIAM LAW?. 1 1 1, 10, Water-street, Liverpool. J. mad W. HA... .0% It Men Quay, Dublin. 1 1 2 dr Tradesmen's Plate of CO sovereigns. Alr. Farquharson's plack.and.all-Black . . Mr. Biggs's ch. m. Elisabeth Members' Plate of 50 soverrigns. Lord Palmerston's Biondetta - 1 I ➢ir. Farquharson's Presentiment rnn against the post, which caused thejockey to be materially injured. rpo-moaßow, 1. FOCH of £15,11110, HAZARD and Co. • Mr. Blagden replied that, on his first visit he found the pa:lert In that stage in which it would have been highly Improper to bare used them. The labour was a natural, and not a cross cre h and lie left the deceased, giving Mr. Voults directions to send for him whenever it should arrive at a certain crisis. The labour did advance as be had expected, and on witness's second attendance he deemed that the proper time at which he should use the last re. sort, and he had then no doubt the child was dead. ILIAZARD and Co. whose very old Offices have been 1.1. truly fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes for a long series of years, beg to solicit attention to the present Scheme, containing .a 111.204, including £lOO,OOO In Four Grand Prins of £75,000 £26,000 £23.000 Vl.OOll Braider' the usual Number ofother Prizes. and NO BIASES ! _ _ Ladies' Plate of 60 sovereigns. Mr. Biggs's Elizabeth Mr. Ryan'tz Saltsburk - 1 1 2 dr Mr. firC i aharson's Waterloo filly - 3 2 Captain Caldwell's Whipcord. I Ist. 71b. beat 31r. John Smith's Broom, list. 71b. for ;.0 guineas, one mile. Dr. Merriman, the celebrated physician, stated, that he had ma?. tiscd in cases of midwifery for the last seventeen years, and front the explanation giveta of deceased's ease, he was convinced that Dr.. Mgtlen had shown consummate judgment and skill in his treats vent of the same. Hail contrary measures been taken (which would have been decidedly injudicious and improper), Dr. Blagdett would have stood liable for the consequeires. 1)r. Illerrfman added, that his own experience warranted him in declaring, that 04, must have pursued precisely the same course had the case beer itt his hands. - AI,L IN ONE DAYI - TO-MORROW. Sist August (this Month). Persons wishing to become Agents are to make their applications by letter (post-paid) to A 424(1 W itt/g 31asterton Ure. lisq. 31 1 3 . end .1. J. Farmiliarson, Esq. have accepted the appointment of stewards for the neat scar. I ."• . ... . And the Public are ►espectfully reminded that all Lotteries will be abolished for ever at the conclusion of the present Drawings. TATTERSALL'S, ,M ONDAY, Au°. 29. Notwithstanding the very unfavourable state of the weather. the subscribers assembled in great numbers, and the betting was brink and important, producing changes of consequence to speculators. Memnon and Redgauntlet are stationary, but Homer has gone back several points, having left off at 14 to 1. On the other hand, Cleveland has got up to Ri to 1. The Whisker colt, of whom a very favourable opinion has been entertained in the north, is gone quit, to the outs:de; it is said that he coughs. The general odds are thus :— Tickets and Shares are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s old. established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate ; 46. Corohill ; and 324, o:ford-street, end of Regenl.street, London; where they in one Lonely sold AU the Thirty Thoutand Prises—in the last Years Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of 30,000/. and 40.0601 ; in toe Lottery drawn on Tueaday. May 31. No. 1604 (('lass 11) a Pries of 341,0001.; and No. 362: (Class A) a Prise of 5,0001. ; and in the Lottery drawn on the 15th of July last, Two Prises of 1000 Guineas, and each entitled to Sixteen Pipes of iVine.. The following RETAIL AGENTS are already appointed : Mr. Powles, hosier, 146, Ladenhall•street. Mr. Francis Ebborne, baker, 121, Grove-street, Camden-town. 141 r. James Douglas, baker, Kentish town. Mr. John Allen, pastry-cook, 11. Sr. Martin's-le-Grand. Mr. John Campbell. baker, 22, Duke -street, Lincoln's Inn-fields. Mr. Robert Tome, 146, Edgware-road, Paddington. 3lr.William Kirkman Foster, 69, Chiawell-street, Finsbury square. Mr. James Bates, 6, Crombie's row, corner of Cottage-row. Com mercial-road. 3lr. Martin Arnsby, 8, Staverton-row, Walworth-road. flit. Joseph Spraggon, Gravesend, Kent. ... Dr. Stone, surgeon of the Brownlow.street Lying-in flospital l , fully concurred with Dr. Merriman in his approval of Mr. den's treatment, whose skill was unquestionable. Dr. Stone t..'ss stated, that just before he entered the inquest room. he had quit:el a patiest whom he had delivered under similar circumstances. c't whom The was called upon to attend in the absence of the rer. , l accoucheur, who was at the time engaged. Ile mentioned th‘ demonstrate how impossible it was for any medical man to mind his time. U I. Kl. v. £218.204 IN ONE DAY. SVIFT and CO. beg leave to direct the attention of the Public to the above unusually large amount of Prise Money In the present Scheme. all to be obtained in One Day, Tomorrow, viten Four of 25.0001. each, and all the other Prises. must be drawn. Every Number will receive M. at the least. This being the Last Grant of Lotteries in this country, the opportunity of gaining such Capital Sums by a small adventure will soon cease. The Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the old and fortunate Hilefil of SWIFT and Co., 11, Poultry ; 12, Charing.cmu; and 31, Aidgate High-street ; where Twelve Capitals were sold in the lam four months. MILE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Septem ber I. contains. among various other interesting articles :- 1. My Books, No. I. The Menagiana.-2. Men, Women, and Dineen, or 'New Sex discovered.-3. Coronation of Charles X. and of the Kings of Dawtrey.-4. Oa the Old School of Dress.— IL London Lyrics; the Maiden's Lsment.-11. Orimm's Ghost. No. 2R; Anti.out.ot•Town Company.-7. Embellishments of London.—& The Lion Fight.-9. The Family Journal, No. 9 ; Conversation of Swift and Pop e .-10. P rov i nc i a l Ballads, No. 3 ; the Legend of the Copleston Oak.--11. Russian Travelling Sketches, No. 2.—12. Letters from Rome, No. 4.-1?. Burning of 310scew-14. The Rubioin.-15. The Ten Thousand at the Stool Foent.-16. Anthony and Cleopatra, an Anecdote, by 1- E. L.-17. The Universal Culprit.-18. Vallombrosa. Carnal. CAI, and La Verna.-19. Ulla. or the Adjuration.-20. Penn, tore, and Bir W. Temple ; a Dialogue.-41. The Lady of the usstle.-22. Review of New Publications.-23. The Drama; *,unite Cornett; Terrsre.-24. London Exhibitions...3i. Varie ties, Literary and Philosophical.-2K. Useful Arts.--27. Rural Etionamy...4B. Biographical Noti ces of Distinguished Persons lately Deceased -29. Reports, Literary. Meteorological, and Corn- Ler:•sl.-30. Political Events.-31. Domestic Occurrences, ar iirg,:i under the several Counties. - —•--- ----- Published and sold by Henry Colburn, 0, New Burlington. curet (removed from Conduit-street); Bell and Bradfute„ Edin. l k , rltb ; and John Cumming; Dublin ; a nd ma y b e e xported to Frimds abroad, by application to the °metal Poet-ogee, or any loc.l Postmaster. -. aT AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER THANOL STRAND. rp lIIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se. mad division of Exeter• Change, where may be seen a "rite and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. ncle. Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise flatness, with every descnip. ton of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for home Use, East *id West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp l" Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wash hand Stands, shirt"" lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely 5` 1, t 1 up. neat and elegant, at &moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed- Writing Desks, Pressing Cases, be. A large assortment of "tairy anti Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, *lts, and Pistols, de. Ate. Tae Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win. "nt. r Home Clothing, me r i t ins p ect i on , from their excellent quality, rtyle of workman s hip, an d moderataprice. The whole of the .._Attides in this Establi s hment a rc warranted, and that exce ll ent rw ef fifty Years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but St nloney Price, from w hich no discount or abatement will made under any circumstance 2 18 —To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, st three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are o Una 'Change. A List of the East India Company and " sod IVlornin Papers, ars constantly kept. m e c Ha ck .• :4. lex ••• narrinc' 1'110" y'S ag ed 3 1 Stol" id4tret t pAll • r kaai !, 13c1. prospects. Also about twelve Acres of FREEHOLD LAND, adjoining Selwood Cottage, in the occupation of Mr. James Coombs. Alo eight Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near the said Selwood Cottage. in the occupation of Jane Butler. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LA ND at Frome Hill, near Frome Field, pleasantly situated for building, being well supplied with water. A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Marston Bigot, with farm-house and homestead, and 13 Acres of PASTURE LAND. A sniZiYEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Tuckmarsh, with house, garden, and about 21 Acr e s of PASTURE LAND. Also two Acres of II EEHOLD PASTURE LAND, at But tlentoor, in the occupation of Thomas King. Also four Acres of LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND, situated near Keyford House. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD and three Acres of LEASE HOLD PM TJJRE LAND , adjoining White-well-lane, at CritchilL — ii;;;icre of LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near Clink, in the occupation of Mr. J. Sinkins. A FREEHOLD COTTAGE and garden, adjoining Se!wood Farm, at Spring-gardens, wall supplied with water. The whole will be more fully described in r tinted particulars, which will be ready for delivery in a short time, and may be had at the White Hut, Bath; George lon, Trowbridge; Swan Inn, Bradford; King's Arms, 3lelksham ; George Inn, Shepton Mallet ; at bless,. Knight's, Devises; at the Auctioneers offices. enurch. court, Old Jewry, London, and Frome : or, on application to lifeurs. Phelps and Thring, Solicitors, Warminster: or, to Mr. Initaker, Solicitor, Frame i at whose respective offices plans of the Estates may be seen. LE n SILVER PLATEAU; comprising Designs of some of the moat interesting Monastic Hum of the United Executed by Mr. MONTAGUE LEVYSON, Sil versmith, No. 125, Pall-mall. On View till Saturday, the 11 of September, by Tickets, which may be procured gratuitously, on application to the manufacturer, all above. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVALIDS, AND OTHERS. By the King's Royal Letters Patent. OF all new Introductions in Domestic Economy, none have eves met with more universal approbation than ROBINSON'S Patent BARLEY and Patent GROATS ' • they completely supersede the use of the common Pearl Barley orEmli. den Groats, a superior beverage being produced in ten minutes, and at one-half the expense. These nutritious preparations have been submitted to the medi cal profession throughout the United Kingdom. and have met with the most decided approval and recommendation ; in fact, many physicians of the greatest ceL:brity have declared, that the Patent Preparations of Barley and Groats excell all other articles in use as a food for children, &c. The Patent Barley makes superior barley water in ten minutes, and is infinitely better than the comtnon bar ley for thickening veal, mutton, and other broths ; it is also in the highest repute for making a most delicious pudding or custard. The Patent Omits produce, in ten minutes, an excellent smooth and delicate gruel, which, owing to the patent mode of preparation, will never turn sour on the stomach. Sold retail by all respectable Druggists, Grocers. &c. through out the Kingdom, and wholesale by the sole Inventor, Pa tentee, Ate. Afatthias Robinson and Co. No. SI, Red lAon.strect, Holborn, London. 11 .° Several imitations, under the titles of " Anti-patent,' " Prepared," &c. (which are gross Impositions) being daily offered to the public, particular care should be taken to observe that the wards " Robinson's Patent," the Royal Arms, and the signature of "Mints. Robinson," Rte affixed to each package, as Done other a te genuine. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT TUE COUAT OF COMMISSIONERS or BANlaLurss, BASINGHALL-STREET. YIDS DAY. TAW) MEETtIIGS. H. Dennis, W. W. Billericay, Oran Bunted, Essex, butcher, (enlarged) 10 Unsworth, J. Clayton.square, Liverpool, tailor (enlarged) 30 SECOND MEETING. Arlon, R. Wyndham-street, — kary - 71;Zn — ne, linentlraper 9 FIRST MEETINGS. Fonter, W. Philpnt.lane, wine and brandy merchant - 10 Sandwell, J. Pitttield.street, lloston, victualler - - 10 {Williams, 1). Deptford, slate merchant - - 10 DIVIDEND. Marsh, W. Stracey, J. E. and Fauntleroy, H. Bernensstreet, bankers - 9 SUNDERLAND SEAMEN. The Durham Chronicle, published on Saturday, says— " Sunderland has new assumed its usual quiet--the ships going and coming without any interruption from the seamen, they having now fully seen into the folly of their late proceedings, and the more so, as many of their families are reduced to a state of the greatest distress, and nearly the whole of their furniture, in some MCI, having been sold to procure support. Two men have been sworn to as the persons wt• ^ first boarded the ship Busy on the fatal 3d of August, the day of the riot. Within the last few days the town has been thrown into agitation by the failure of an extensive iron concern, to the amount of upwards of thirty-five thousand pounds, which has caused some hundreds of men to be thrown out of em ployment, independent of the fears such events ever bring with them of others who may have been connected with the parties in trade not being able to sustain the shock." The Durham Aducrtiser, however, published on Fri day, rays— " We lament to learn from the following letter, which we have received from a valued corrtspondent, that some of the Sunderland sailors are still pursuing their illegal courses. We hoped that they had seen into the folly of their conduct : " ' Sunderland, AUCUIV 25. " lam sorry to inform you, that the Union seamen here last night again took the men out of a vessel, and would not allow her to go to sea (the ship's name the Harmony, Messrs. Hubbard and Harrison, owners), and they beat the mate very severely, and also most of the crew. In consequence of this outrage the police and special constables were called on to muster at the Exchange at tide time this morning, when a party of the fMth infantry were also under alms, as well as a detachment of the 3d dragoon guards ready to mount. The men who had been ill-treated were then escorted by the police, on board the Harmony, and the vessel pro ceeded to sea w ithout opposition, although a number of sailors had asaesabled on the gnays. The men who were beat declare that they do not know the men who boarded them, but this is believed to be all humbug; it is thought they know them well enough, but that they dare not give information. The plea set up by the Union seamen is. that a part of the crew were strangers, but this, I understand, was not the cue ; at all events, the men who were taken out had been for some time in the same ship.' " A detachment of the 60Jth regiment has arrived at Sunderisitd barracks." BT. LEGER. 10 to 3 rigs' Memnon 16 to 1 apt Addy 7 to 1 agst Iledpuntlet 16 to 1 apt Dauntless Ile to 1 apt Cleveland 23 to 1 agst Trinculo 9 to I apt Aldermao 80 to 1 apt Pastirr.e 14 to 1 agst Homer (taken) 1000 to 20 apt Whisker C/RAII'D SHOOTING-7tf ATCII.—The last and perhaps the most skilful shooting-match of the season took place on Friday and Sa turday, between the two crack clubs (Midgham and Ashton) cnd the like number (seven) of all England, for a stake of LOCO sove reigns at least. In all England our correspondent observes, that the crack shots of the Battersea clubs, Messrs. Osbaldesion. Cap tain Ross, Lord Kennedy, and others were not enlisted, but those gentlemen are upon their estates, waiting fat the lit of September. England won by one bird in the two days shooting at 90 birds each, by bagging 27. Midgham and Ashton killed 26 each, but the latter lost most birds out of bounds. Mr. Oee, of England, killed all his birds. SCOTCH M•RRIAOI.--Latt week a marriage was cele brated in the shop of Messrs. Griffin and Co., Wilson street, Glasgow, under circumstances which appeared not a little extraordinary to Mr. Griffin, as an Englishman. The anxious couple, with two witnesses, came into the shop, on perceiving one of his Majesty's Justicea of the Peace standing at the counter, and without preface or apology of any sort, requested to he married. The Justice went through the form in a few seconds. Ile inquired if they consented to be man and wife, and on receiving an answer in the affirmative, declared them accordingly to be married persons. The female was a very genteel and in teresting looking young woman, and her lover appeared also to be above the ordinary rank of clandestine marriage folks. There were other two gentlemen standing by, who were not aware that so important an affair had been going on, until the company had left the premises.—.Wcoleh Times. _ __- CONFERSION AND EXECUTION OF JOHN Evaxs.--On Wednesday lest, this wretched man suffered the awful sen tence of the law, precisely at one o'clock, in the presence of an immense concourse of spectators. He died without a struggle, and apparently quite penitent. From the time' sentence was passed until the day of his execution the pri soner continually declared that Daniel Rowlands was con cerned with him in the murder, which he at the same time said was effected by means of poison ; but, previous to the administration of the Holy Sacrament to him in the morn ing, he fully confessed the falsity of such statement, and that he alone was the sole perpetrator of the crime ; in con sequence of which the following memorandum was made by the Rev. Mr. Jones, the Chaplain, in the presence of the tinder Sheriff:— " Brecon County Prison, Monday, Aug. 22. 1825. " I, the undersigned, consider it to be due to the characur of Daniel Rowlands to state, that the wretched criminal, John Evans, who this day suffered for the murder of Margaret Wil liams, previous to his death, acknowledged the justice of his sen tence, and that he alone perpetrated thin horrid murder. He fur ther stated that Daniel Rowlands was not implicated in the dread ful crime, and that the evidence given by the said Daniel Row- 14luis was perfectly 'JOHN JONES, Chaplain o' the Gaol. " Witness, John Jona, Deputy Sheriff." .... The Iles , . lire an Burgess, Curate of ?lary.la-bonne, tervii t state that he is one of the Governors of Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, and that he considered it his duty to attend the toqueit for the purpose of declaring the complete reliance the Governo-t have on the abilities of all the °freers of the institution, aed theft approval of their conduct individually. The slightest inattention to duty would, in any instance, be taken strict cognizance of, and he felt assured that the report of the case to the Board Would be received with approbation. After this evidence the Jury proceeded ro view the body. a:* d on their return to the inquest room expressed themselves satisfied uitn the evidence; and the Coroner was about to make his comments on the s.ame, when it was signified to him that the husband of Me de.. ceased wished to be heard, as also did several of his neighbours. Mrs. Bridget Smith and Mrs. Ann Butler were called in, but their evidence did not apply to the Case ; it amounted only to theft supposition that the midwife had stated that Dr. Blagden sborld have delivered the deceased three hours before. . . . ..... . Dixon was again called in, and explained that her retrark was, that Dr. Dlagden might hare so done had be co nsulefed it proper. Peter Lawless, the husband of deceased, was sworn and examined, and it appeared that he was the messenger on every occasion. 114 fetched the midwife and Mr. Wales, and went to Dr. Denition's house for him, but he was out. A lady then gave htnra not* to Mr. Cholmeley. in order that some one else should atter.d his nit. in Dr. Denison's absence; afterwards wen: fur Mr. Magdert: who expressed how inconvenient it would be for him to' attend. but he did so. Witness told him it would be a cheeky. Witness went a second time for Dr. Blagden, and he came to. vase& Witness doei not know why Dr. Blagden did not tighter hit wire when he first came. The Jury several times asked this witness whether he._had myt charge of negligence or inattention to allege against anylersoli that attended his wife, to which he made no reply. It appeared that the witness had shown extreme impatience during his wife's labour; and Dr. Blagden further explained that he entered his carriage, and went without delay. On being first called he certainly mated that it was very incnnieetiout fur. him t 4 leave home, and that it was not his turn to attend W oc:he:tails! patient's lie takes; the duty in rotation. lle was then welting the arrival of two ladies from the country (his patients), but he neg lected their', and attended the deceased. Witness had wheel to rest when he was called the wand time ; he instantly anse• sod hurried to . the deceased, and performed his duty. The was no proof whatever of the least neglect on the part of either o f theatt :l ndall oron oi er o , n in the su a m eoe m ased ing up ; the evidence, observed. that th er e than ordinary attention shown her. . course alert ; and the only point on which th e matter rested was T o b n e th n e ws cdntr i a boot, l L she this, that the husband. whose impatience was natural, had appmg4 desirous that Lis wife should have been delivered baste the n—elik4 mese ° ha ee d mast of ants gentleman was ) Wooden if trouble had been considered by MT. tnony. Ir. . • r when he fiat visited het, an only to have delivered the woma .few A m hi un ccza tt i b tte ted red , a it na pr o o r pe w r hi t c o h ti t o he so J . ur T y l l i wd e ski ba ll d ol ik tbo mp4 attem t i ,. . at the risk a his repntatton. The o ptnion of a isnakill %op.— 4 g-4/...4.y lip, parent. 11 , s discretion muss be used. . After a most minute and patient investigation, which ta tt y !' " mael•;lo4uCher",'"o.v:or'th'7tfoltoly '' n k f it ca *e ll i i g n 4 g itnliehisjaadgfid judg m ent t id of an •1114111111544 i in i three hours anti a half. the Jury unanimously trturned a verdict-- .• That the deeme d died In chilli-DM, 'baling had esery asst4tince rendered to bee• . ' - . • . . • • A Company, formed at Dresden, has obtained r o rtni.° aim% P to segeh Ate ahtt storks the salt mini and sltll eitti the lest rd is a scot e Dual when escted t, E•Q• ?,t r ick mthgeil .141Fh t. urr bey' cordelirk tiutter, avec. th e lilt' 0 ! I