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that I,osh.t ea..... should be arrecj i ; b/ lemesaThhitiee id the* sat lkisrei•of Bit abode.. lb "4 11 ... * • . , 1 . . te ,t • '• • . -P• ' - ''' ,l ll , to wo - -PO Cis • •.: ei• le 'feu . • - • iiia.t,..4.....e.0,44 • ar- s t rtabeadssp , . t .. ~ p.'".l *tete' . tug. , ttf . -•- -. 1 - Ir.eal•:" • • ? ' • ' , ItAttlef4l 11111111*. irettaintay wafted Brooks, who, it was weird, heepe .. tc , ..., ...,„. ~...r arr a e r 'retreats' plates it the Old Bailey isourend br ,be 'layer, to unmet a theme vas& suhoost kiwi ~ of faro Sat ablatae:l "nosey under false pre ' opus. ;A hark"spowed Maria Rouse, slated, drat she we, • sentllot. l ot plate, sad that, innse days sister, she. site jefOleert tsi iogit.hk the Alirrabs. A dyed lift foe a wait. tadsolsold to a lady 'llse eilsertiseaseat referred soo. N 0.60, iolAta(A4 . tulles, for Fords of address. Oa 'Nitta there, . tW Compiaiiserat basal that it was a fogister-offsee. ort . ~. . oohing .the . papas, of, . vide, die' Defeadaat sold her 'tat elle MIN( pat 1161.41 . fling for she address, sad if she "epee hot 4ortawale email $p absaia that situation tapas , wapiti, the polity be would pm/Intake so provide be; wish ". use. After sumo hesisettos she ppid else dm drataisiked, sad tie liefeastsat (rave her she address (No. 7, Saho-sqlsare), . . mere. elsowsat. Oh her arrival *bete, she was Wormed that rm aelvand whatever this it had been wailed, seal that she was .. Ay* richistiat the first him, hail beets seas oa the sates ervarsd i)sse• Xhil 'kitbags', oa h.r ethers, said That. ii. whole . • w a s, • mistake, zed mot her to N 0.30,, bleessabss y-sqa Are. 'toe weal, sad lisige met wjth the same „s t weenra as brklfir• ta,,sei vast soh atili* was or had heels 'engird. The Dekod. •ut, 'she sent, 'then seat her in NO. A, Craveampeee, is the Ai-anti, where she wss sent away.as al the other places. fib. . oboe demanded her money hoettoilbieh was refused ; sad tit* now too t ed *C his kardskip Lilleotish and,redress. She • , •46.4, that she bib hives apraptri et the *MI In *Welt she ,• had bees soot, that they it tress 11l authurtiy lit the De. 1-odaut to provide rim** /rata, anther had they the !lost toot/I*km able'. They said they were esutinually peatered with application vf 'hi" sort. • Two other sttrant rites, and rem yossg mei, preferred el:: Jet tkargestolobait tbe Defenders. '.. • Defeedant, In answer to the charge side by the illesit,Complaisiatit, put in a document of which the fulletaiikE yr a furry to " 1, the aotiee.riterillioned, have aothireisrd Mt.Britakie, ett 140.60, in the Old Bailey, to endeavour to procure est • ' suseattoe, for which F have paid the trot of 3s. Cr lilt care. Lot s , whirls moue y is not to be returned. Witness my 111150. M. Rovet.—Witeleas„ **Orris Pthest.'" • Ile Coeipthinant dueled stet she bad this least knowkdge • of tlc molt eta of Ala ietement wheats*, earned it ;, she Assilit it had bias e so eetript. eit*thee feteele Cotnolainants said thirthry had pet tnildra to similar papers, hut without kuuwinC their genteel* ye purport. „The.Miltrodisit, so his defence, sod he had hardly bete • MI sevetbeestaislishs 4, and yet during that time himself aid ka clerk were ready so attest., and he could waste it by his books, that he bad plUtilf.d 911&181101te fur above 1,110 indi viduals. He gist situations upon an average for sue out of if -yen a l ipPrants. - The Lord Mayer raid, that without a ensentiesioe had lires ivies by the various parties ru the brfrodaut to pro. cure thorn Serrinilli. the case would bear the appearance of ribleiming muury under Eels? pretences. His Lordship said l.a should take the opinion of the City Solicitor tiptoe the *Apt. le the mese time the Deleuilant egs at liberty its ~fitted this mow/ to the various claimants, tf he thought wort'. • Defendant Gala he would engage In provide the Cum. plairittot• with sitioitinua in the cams, of sit days, ur lie would rheum the Waite,. tilt *bpi* of the parties theu C.* sate. • 110W.PTRIPFT , tin Estairday William till was brought to the Other, sad enders rut au easesimation before George M molted, Esq. the Silting Alegi sssss e charged with (elusions!, siraliNg i 4 wit sod ltd, so ;be • coat and waiatcosi o the property of siln'iat. eat, the harri.ter. argrasvd that ea !inlay motels's the Prisoner called at Alice's Coffee-biome, which is utteched lu Westrnissier-bail, sold wheat the Coitus. Ilun engaged in their professional 4h i lies is lb. different Couris of Law iii lresianiwillefe loth are in the habit ut dressing ear. uedressieg • • 'flie Po tower called at Alice. Coffee berm Oh liiday, sad applied to the waiter who Isles the chair of the Gentle. tittles g,,wiss and wigs. fur Mr. Clarkes, the bairteter's pee and wig, hying I.e came from Mr. Tat,. a wail:. km... Were& +victualer and dresser, in Cerry atiert. The • - wavier iefirwied him that Mr.Clarka's desk had Just befog, t .keu Sl,. Choke's. wig and gown away. The Prissiest then oteerved, that he also valid Mr. Ellisou'a •ig and giosu. The meatier soloist heentsilusi gave Jim ,„, g wort imam, cuustilining bum iv Lie Mr. Tarry'. juunveymen I..tploogyed 141 she l'oos'er that when Mr Elliman' ass last so Coors he kit Isis professiosial cult and waii.tcuat there, if be stowe to hare them siso, and the Ps twiner tel tytwetsw to Irks atm.. The wailer hosing tocasoin to Be tutu the neighbueirtruud of "frinplr-bar in the coniseof the alit-looms of Friday, when it ',centrist' Lu lust that he had patted with Mr. E:litea's wig, goes, coat sad •.sisitildsl le the -Psiumer iretitoot Lasing soy previous h•onekilge or tits htilig Mr. Teily's journeyman, he deti ,k,otd epuu cati.ng open Mr. ?airy w sarirtein lite hits. ‘.l.l 4t iats orient that so sea bed Uwe scut film Mr. Terry's • for Mr. I.iisiesi'a wig sad gusts. Um descrthibg the olt the Pi tsouer, tic sae fraVilet led to hate wu,krd as ▪ joursieyinatt some years since Isar Mr. "boy, probably as MN." af Wig/ears. The caller proceeded to Mr. Ellsessn's ▪ linsubrisi as. Laurel's's. Ise, el. re he I d that Mr. au Oxford, and out lot asan i4ad bet. etc, our 11414 pure and rig, nor bad they bees. brought fu the rlisistiaie; 11.. *thee 0.,. Lad sae doubt that Ova Mrimoarr was au tirpostor, and he bad bees defrauded vial ..f the pe..p•arl. Liu Sword*/ stioreina the Prii. o sie r bad ter steno( andaitry, to go to Alice's Cnese.Lioute spas., 1 , 4 4 erg r6w Mr. owed Fs:tures Julies*. wig cud gown. The ...tee wittier was its atieudsure, and quemouried him as tu wlast he had dime writs Mr }Jimmie wit, guw”, toil soil +11161,111.1.e had procured the pirteding stay ; to which be repitesi, behest takes* slum loiter, soot persisted in has lag, tilt 465 irSIOCt told him he Pad belle iv Mr. Terry's herag• *ad le Me. gismos% thautberr. and that be hail micertained lust he bad serstlier teams them to snie pisge hair she Rotor, soul Mad lie fieusetlefeJ hint to be s rota introstur. Thu Psilitittine Ain centrist d dial be 14.1 iwkl the wig and gusset to Me. Tweed, a ih ale, in !Iwo:nest Jetties, to Hanover- Lumf ease. 'Lite die:sums wee thee Inought to the ' . • aimpony any leg Ihe'gaisig who bud &skated the Prim aria rabies tin Previewer, Hof did mg lee.. theft, but incerested is Mendes tire Prisoner, had convey._ . him I. she watekbome. The Preseeeter 'needed sad einitensed the above, and is 'addition to hf. being kneekid dame, he was trampled apses is thrust ether maim. r by 'male of the gang. The Prise uer was committed to Newgate for trial. • Lary Dragoman a very Areepectabiustreastal female, was eharrel with steeliae a quantity of cantata, valise 61. and upwards, the properly of Mr. Kier, been draper, in lane. acre, in his derellieserthnom. It appeared in evidence that the Primary. watt as Friday evening to Mr King's Am% and requested to he strewn gorse cambric, and after lenklog at se semi parcel., she eclecterla pier. whirls came to 196. sad dee sired it io he seat to a buose• hi New sleet, Ckseest-garleu . ' She said sue had nay . jast saner the lodgings, sad she did mil knew the sombre. bet it was a broker's shop. Sheorm sheet to depart, when the Morisse, 'be suspected she had ritokiraimething, called her hick, and requested her •so step up stein with him. She 'appeared surprised, but arrowspeined kiwi with seeming willingness, and wino they reached a private room Ire seised • her with rolthety. she seemed almost bursting with iodignation, decimal her readiene to be searched, sad remarked with ma* 1 asperity rpm the impudence and the audacity of the , shorans in staring to make each a charge against her. White she was talking, heweviv, he saw something /sit bum ' wader her dress, which, upon rimastaing, be denerit was • , peeve of cambric that he had just Wore hem sunnier to / the Plias,' iii the shop. lie then seat for • ametable, who aeirebed hei and found another piece of estailarie, the property of hi,. king, about her person; Sea din a plate of htick silk handkel, bit CI. • psis of Imdrigielsble half: boot., aped mese articles, all quite near. He *lll fostail • a dupliCate for • pair of silk shakings. The etanotaide hevitig secured the Poisoner, ingioJerd at New.streel, but there was no 'broker's shop, nor was there any permit is ilie street rho knew tba priaoner. The lowest value of the 110/11111 Callthf IC was 6/. The Prisuler will washer agitated i 'dating the exsamlnstius i awd whearalksitspsterut het &liner. sic said she was Ike widow of • 'redeems', whit lead been in • very extras/he way of business; that ha died shoot sine .:, cabs ago, leaving her with areas childrea the ramps' ly site asontbswld. aid without any, prima:so to them. She bid patted with nearly every thin sh: li a b 4 maintain . her children. live Magistrate remarked, that it was stems, else shoold ' ' have stab things se fishiumble half-beets, silk stockings, sit. lee. in her possession, if she was so meat deed eased. TM' Magistrate said, .he sawn be committed for trial ; sod lap clerk...ma about he baud ow.r the wilueasni, when the Ili- Miler fill upon . her knees sad in pitiable atmeats implereed fur %trey fur the sake s.f her childree, and plisitihtd bee fJI rarr respectability. ' The Magistrate said, however, that the law most reke lOW rawest, anal the Prisouer was cunveyed from the bar in so mate of mind not to lee described, , POACISBRS. Committed 10 Winehester gord Rieltard Restall, Thomas Lenox, and ANchnrd iloigg, charged with bowleg entered into a woud, ralird Northwood, in the parish of Hartley Altuditi, the property of Lord Shrrborne, with intros, ills. gatly, to destroy and kill game, and for having killed three pheasants there, and bariog berm found in the said wood at night. armed stilt a gnn soot other offensive and with baring then and h ere atoll viotrnily assaulted and brake and broken die aro of Henly Goddard, sash of the assistant keeper", and assaulted and beaten mail broken the fingers of Thomas another assistant keeper. • • CORONEN. INQUEST. • An istryorat sag held on F. Way, before Thomas Shelton ( lEs.i tint/err, ar she Gilispersseret Conspire, n The body of a pout In curb missed Des ry. The deceased was comics...l of wilful and corrupt p►rjury at the 1111 Battey Sessions be fore lass. is was proved us. the trial tall Ise souse in an tali • distil, shas a pecans •as Mdebted In has, and caused his Reseal runt istpri•mmeni,,wheesou fart, she person or vet owed loan a flushing. Ile wss weertenerd so twelve mouths' lin prison mini. A6otos a fasesielit ago, tiring taken unwell,. be ....moored how Newest? su the Infirsniry, and the hot sheer days previous to his &sib we:. must miserable. Ilu bad several Clerryiness welt bins, but has mind wits a MU so hiss; be said tiro has soul was loss, and could receive uu bupe'rar ermsolasinis frum she pion• mainissers w h o sr krul e d Isms. %%roses—Died by the visitation of God. • MERTINOS OF• CR • EfITOR.f AT GUILDHALL TO MORRoIIY. W. Housman, Blackfriarm, merchant ft. Ts lair of Hullwrn, Mu....).ac.i 3 1 T. B..krr •mt F. 'foam..., Sirmtford„ Meseta 3 10 Ann J.M.A..., 11'iratnNatkr. tHotblikyl r Frenttce, Suu dm ark, ironmonger .. 3 12 J. Uvuon, Hack.. y•rottd, • indrer.incrchunt 3 10 J. V% site irk .St . Altmits's eft aper 2 It S. !tucker, Dursd rte. et, merchant W. Carter, flame.. (.emoirs, alopmeller J. Crar), Isle ot (item ra *tree., latioler E Lersun, Ittouttmilect mud t:or ruts y, tiblruu.Nauu fr el J • tVl , ifillStratoi,mue•nuschaut V I %V Bela., 1hmence.....11., branay-merrlrmut 11. U. Hall, Thamem !Mho., (...more W Cisa polar, l'ansbre •fialt-brultet 1 11. Fell, Wailuut.l., stirachaitt DIVIDE 1)S. E. Myth, ildinga, dealer and chapeom. Stelae, tralch.autker 1.e0....„ ‘ie.mtreet, pruri.iuu sect haat J. Downes, Wert mni.ter, banes meeker . 10 CERTIFICATES. A. !dilate...um, of filasewmr, mud ..f Imerson-emort, Tea. ele...ch.atreet, cult....motofacturer.—U. Hart, uf Chelt. übass., altner-tualow--.9. re) et, of Pi!fewu•b.. 6141.111111111 hill It/ • r Herbert, lase mf Ifetsborm, Intl mince sf L.agn. Ivairoettr, farrier.—J. reuse, of Deck, Lkyvaa. •a4141.ri —J li. Simi., of Queen birtel, Cie 12 1 , h ide, Luodue., 31auchem:er a arcbutisr. memo. _ among respecting she of the fire; but we have not heard that • 11111111 plausible sue has been mode out, or even conjfil• lured. The Proprietors of the Fire Offices, intern rested io the inswrances, have lamlohly investigatesi. the circumstances, but we do oat hear that their inquiries have been matetially successful. Amoy*. whet may be esteemed invaluable to the Gentlon men associated, may be deemed some arts of ora. , gistal glees and other scarce music. belusging to the Horologic Society. Hall. the proprietor of the billiard tattles. has been ruined by the.fire, nearly his whole !Property soil means of support being destroyed. Mr. Mills is the CollifettOr fur lighting the oat-parts ,rf %Velem and &Amick, and the cellar!_ coutaissea his prinkipal stock of lamp-oils. to the amount of nearly 4.000 gallons, which through the intrepidity of the firemen was eased. Part of air. M.'s faintly would unavoidably have perished out for the prompt assistance of Mr. J. Loder and Mr. Cooper, tabu, at the imminent risk of their hies, rescued Mrs. Mills and her infants front th'e flame.. Mr. Mills, too, paralysed with fright, was on the point of opening a door hading to the rooms where his property was deposited, when floverttock (the priucynd waiter) dragged him hack ward. in v state of frigate pisarim bility, or his destruction would have firm inevitable. Midi' we ritceelltngly regret this misfortune us affecting the p.oprieturs and renter, we must sine cerely condole with the very surlily Ma.ttr of the CeftillOilleS at those Rooters, Legs% Madden. E.q. who was doing itiojitmost within, hit power to rein der them convenient, plesi-jitg, correct, awl rewrote able. Many persons, besides, have to deploie that this lamentable event has durappointed shear hopes of a season commenced with every prospect of success, those who have just tskeu houses cud laid in heavy wadi* in the vicinity dux, ousfortuaiste edifier. The only ink of the former 'tincture which Fee Mains uninjured. appears to be that beautiful por tico at the top of the North Parade. designed and erected under the eye of 'll'ilkins, ass artist of taste and talent, lung patronised by the Mincers family. Something. we are assured. will be accuiripli-lted by the spirited Noblemen who now vans the Kingston ettatc.—( Both Herald.) MVYTHLY AGRICULTURAL r.,SPORT. • A coinutleralble quantify of ekest was put into the ground during the grit ten days of tiw last month, so that ninth of the *heat seed business has nut berm threreed to spring, as had been expected. Ihe appearance butts of tie forested and latter scowls wheats, also of rape. rye, and Olher rattle coups, is Gar and luxuriurt. Drill sowing or row tore, after so many years of deliberation, is greatly on the Increase : Ilse motive assignetlOs clearing the laud of weeds. From the genes-telly fivourable state of she weather suit plenty of handr,conntry labour is very forward, nowt the knits are well (allowed for the sprits( crops kg the plough, an Hon. Griterars plait of aulasti tttt nig the scarifie fur the plough nut 'ft baring astaitved the sanction of farming opinion. Every Article of produce has decreased in psis sluice our last; nod wills rest. el to f. 011, poultry, •ego, game, bottler, t berm., bacon, poi Is, pigs, Ike. we hat e had as Muth as cistatice from Frasier and !rebind, as 11.0figh we bail needed :1, demon-trating general superabundance. Live stock of all knots, at far utlor reduced prices TSwlllllll,l'l now no longer afford any tea p, and turnips, rxerpt psi !tally, air a scanty crop: . in conserimuce the surplus of barley, onto, auttspulse, will be cu o te.ted into fit in, r u m, d, and a hol e . • mace be. f suit mutton, • diameter ankh cannot fairly be glren to fashionable oil.calie 'neat, with its loose, in elastic, unsavory dist., and Mill coloured grease-tub fat.— rudder is in movers:l) plenty, restileriug t h e autcr.lwme of the *tile write comfortable. An enthrone disease 11A111 •f. fretted us lose in some parts of the midlsrel commits. Our reports from even Kent, Es.. 1t,111161 the must productive :it'd opulent comities, to air litc landttare of fin mer dots, ate truly deplorable. They espies. the utmost apprcheusi tttt as 1.. she r ability of suppimliog their poor slit uugli the a later. The astocintriet farmers at., it seem., Itht/YI so Marti their apphcativa to the 1.4 . 1(1111111VP for relief: now some, we du Dist pronsiouve the 11.111 , i judicious of the peiii• rs, have out Sc, opted to scow Ihrir r xpccialiwe that meld ought to :hake emir tin tits use the affair of its. port, taeliamonut to rai 1, site price of curs the height, which might be, in flour estimation, a 1111/JIX standard.— 411415 us the savor. that she is labouring under war resits nodwith feudal suit and service, cud selliug her produce at she lowest prate prier,. . .• • . NAVAL InTALLIGh NCI?. rtiitatalotiTia, iireamarit 29. Arriyr.l Ihr Hakim, Alm AIICA. , I fur 5i..4 kat.t i a, back tram a* Livrer. Euruira, ri, Irian Ja ruair.a for Lomita+. 151. Arrive., the Primer of Orange pad krl, wail' a Mill Gain RAVOGATC. nrcrmaart 29. The Duke of Cambridge. Si, waft, 60111 P 11.11,11111.1: fur Dessat.uagli, was lot crd I. on. hrr auclaur Mi C.. %burro by the and all FM14.0111( till. hal bout ja,d .y sow 0.1 tho se on the Fuur Foot Drad, acid bilged. 'flirt-new were .seed with thgeolty. 11Kr*rrts, DIPVIIIMIR 49. Alt ierrl the Four 14oilwie, Runt Ustitz.g fur 19)sisootia, with kiss uf anchor and caber. nertmorß 29. The Chorlorte Augusto, Bohm k, Inns hhorkholm GOMM. y, got ow Awe. , ow Oar 25th tuoant at fluttoft, oss fiat Loarolsodttre Coast. attormokal. The weasel teal be a wreck, taut the caw eat be sated VIAL, DIMGIIIIIFIL 09. Remain the Dorothy Cook, Lowrey, trout Plagued fur rime t a•Ur and anutt.er trawl, ttlaretell to be a cAlier. .. P ._. • .•.. • _ .......__ - .. . ...• . i bite . ~ . . .- . ...• ... . • „ . he 1111LIneas . . " . - . , ? l t he was woke ussmieelen.di„orio masjmisol slot b t st • LV li -: w•beksill id ,hsints *whoosh got Mr. Ildhrpor's swat eon— ! wan . • • .. ead tld' ' , ... • ' sash Vest "4 shelier isir ,' • .'* , • ',' , • Is -, ~- . , . . -ase rtd/Wll't•hilie • •*-*""",' :Met • gm., • 1 '''' •,.... 71.4 . 2 AK litts/ 417 0 r) Al y ; .g. ....„ ... , . .. ., .C•ing J • . 1 •In Al. ki, ~„ ~.. • • • Ild -•-•••`. --. Soks ,• c 4.-w . . 4 eldsisseirea she ••a • w ofitir IR tO p lit o ollei UNA* , . 1 !,4i4 intkof, : , - 6 . • 1 7 1 .....01 - ,_. -It• 1 4 . ... 1'' ,41 .. 6,1 ri.r *.• - 11 r • - e 041 ° Illeomniorot iho ' Ade ir " ' Vat lOtetief ' itallkillilr . of lass, inns. :,-. . .:: •• ,•s• 4.4! .0 .* .‘• w • 1 Ili. j l ed 1 - ••I TIM/4 . 14 'NW Pifti. •." -u - o' •• 41 1 t ter •-' -,, •. fr * I -,- Nor , . !Mlle • - t . ieo." • stemuirshiliw. • ',, , =i t . ,•• .. • • -,a" r‘s 0 , .4.4.iri le:' .. ejr ..p. d tie .. i l l it lin,N 4 ftht . 6ltatll . ef • •••• ipotesi. aomism-toillbesaliii4amtasii.., , .,..: .. rer• Int the 1,17 Port or its g un ge. up% • • . . ~ . y0r.„,,.... 8 indn ,...,dy tNir, Abo il atspeist.. superb. sad ornnien ed praiser.. -..„ ......., • . • ..i.,.. Mink '' • • a * . •withJelldlltierseemed with iitebdiony egig* io by buret or demolished ;' together with.the .4 .. , . . ; .•- ..V.,,, .;._,... I - 1 Sae, weilaftyr, mod wilding Alit , rif Coadtid:' -elegant articles of plate, &c. brims • toC t gni ap 11111 P 6 1 .. I P,, eIW - preys, ristismerts. • • - i• • ''' ••''" •-'''' ''' ' . . 4 It t (of tie f *I ••i• s' 4 . 4 . 2 % ...4 - Au, , ~ 4 ,, _. . iiimi b g........ a .........% it ......,_._ _. disc . .; 011 OM I Will y— . er...g.. Castle. near ..., i tim ph i e is l , • - air hien 'T'' '.. <r . 1 _,..": 4 7,:: spre shi , b w i tl ~ l r • tii . this city) , who had lately adapted pail of the pre- . -,. • . meow , ir ii ,7,a;3. 014 .,.. be t ...b i . h .hp r oo s . , • masts, with considerable teem and unsparing es- . tas ''-- „ v .. _„, stoltel •.. 4 s' .. .• ...,, liais in g& a 1. 84 . 4 4 1 . u. sod a peureilli whimsies otio drhili hid alsiolliew ' prase. ad his town residents. • 4 1 .•‘ • • - - At b ''‘ 'i'' ' . . rLi o b i Aii i i r d b .. , pdaddisit hi Ow Whit. Mars • The PralireOlOr • The eine d of the fi re.'or the priche spot where .• r am 4. 4 - . 4 0, 1 4 . ..,.. a ._....,i .. ~" a _. - 77— le • , .t-'• lied Proceated bid a few red* re* Ow PebNc-hoommr_ k .' whim it originated , may perhaps never he Poermiti.d; it he woe ellarked by She I 'impel' aid hisatoll, gang, shirrait fol. • - 7 4 : 10 , 1 n r olood , l is u o llirilli u r ill ' on : loot ° Ill y: limed tiesei , bekeed wolfram dioinihur.hooio . ddy eliord Is, however. probable, that it was occisioned by an ve -t.y. ... . 1 woo* we , hoirit -3 - ---P z aiii of i ho uoithhiorn. sad p i.......... ... s , 0 ... 4 .... 4. 4 ,,,,,,i, ~b„,. ri b , ileeidttit which occurred on Wednesday night so „,..111trissosr woe so the dila gals oi tbs Proeseekw. awl bop Mr. Walker, the astronomer : a grin IrMati in - . 1,. ,t Sdhelr tibe jol t " t h k. thil l9" ... . e i ais i : e ht it t l i t r ii :; i peti! " ll.f ! ci l: !l4, 4•. vi lit s hoi t bi :ras st i ee tra nt . eat with this , bat pee liar such • • passing one of &Ir. W.% Lug.' packing cases, con- ` r h4rit his to that sem. for srlsiish` he hadAseitipit , A m. p i t y.l .6 .., a t` tl r t f t k. reked•bill dinni—ooll ..r taiiiing matting, tow, &c. afcidentally threw duwu a - .. • me Pruseostees erste% host his fob, inot "lard lamp tote the packing-case, which instautlf • • • •.••• - • ••• ••... '• :.-. ' efearkisooi. He did not illkirak wheemlOti iiiiiwww.h. 'assitrie RAO 'peg tort hii*serkeliall 'sr. Mr. Edward ' "'s ~ . nob iin . : inquiry hod Men ; n im b i f l u th ou 4d. . • • = 4 1gnire55b...0..?„,... 4 ...a., "4..4 1 b,,,0,,. 0 ,1„, b a g • took fi re and burnt with much Tory. It was woe, • disenno,p' e sd m um,: tio.„ & „„ d i, sad wish abs • qtleoched, but it is tholight that some heroin porn. last tessitetsce, near Fitarnly-sqlsore, * A - i,og Se lie found, .H e was net she e mi.....i' l 4 . . 6.l.bi f iesi m elpitiokft uON; rescued Ate Oiseeeesor fruit lob 7 ties might have fallen through the crevices of the .. ."7 ..•._ • - 'in'srMl Odor Priem., asdhis R ant, 'sod awaseted hid teipdoor into theltimbdr-rome below, and hie...wool- we •, ' ' ho t ., . f . . •-••-• •. is steriistell.lisere fps safety sod nos. After they de r a i l r I VW Camel; under the &cum o f the yew. b o g 44.0gi0.,,beg unit rola agar to sw , „ ea ~.i d t . grout Out 'time until it hart attained its fatal' altrdeted that the liirolirent sholV i d ili t brought Up low , lbw Prink* , slistileit at theilifte .t s 1 la , P ow "' ' 1111 4. _.,._..6°‘“°°o ii _but out° srficHig 'he ""- - campus, with three When; "bet set mop slime Si' werous aurdirealrterattare effiratit respecting the origin agittet art l • tiesday, and 'ordered' that in . hlAwin " " . .. . • .-_ . _.• Isar stile owe who' bad winkled the Pascle* laa i Hestia/ 1 of the Rep . hut me. hr.. srst 155.....1 oh., r nanra rir ; i rival Airekbgir re'tlktr.ttikAirri. . . . - .PitokortoNs. ' - War Who. Doososeor-t9, lISS, • Retinool of Drape.. Goardom-Coessoi firms tt. bid psy of ibe 21 si I.igbl Dregisues he be C.rsiti, ri t e lismoedo, sOpuints4 tNe 1.40 Dragoosor. dated Dretenlysr Sl, INTO. 34 Regiment or cve•• t• 4 1 auelbigq4l:i Gekspe, who ww. above. ;":„ . , • ..,•• • • 13th , .14os: John Neonedy, from the Ist bra goon Geoid., to tie Cornet, vice Frederick Tbellitson, whu yellers on leaf pay 21it right Dragoons—dated ca above. 3,1 Regiment rof Fuot—Setond Liewlerniet Redford Nugent Everard, from ha I-pay of the: Mit IkhOldry. to be FA" site, vice Joha Henry Browne, 999ta eagilkante—datid as above. I"tt • • 4.111 ditto—Captain J o hn tirorenilitai, *Ono istil 4 pay of 80th Foot, to be Captai n , vi ce It 'll. C. SAO, who exchauges —dated *a above. • ••• 71b stilisi—LieutenantJasillb Demme ilenebe, from haltpoy lit Fool Guards, to ba.Lientenaid, whet Chasing de•Lo rents, who exchauges, recrivi•.l the ditieranee—dated as above. ' 16th ditto—Lleuteeant Jahn Marfarbree to be Captain, withowt perthase, vice Rate*, detwaserliw-dated all sheer. Alexasider Doke Hamilton, from "the Stitli*Feet;io be I.i.ntensul, without purclsoac op viee Miseforiane—Jated as above. 35th ditto—Charle. Brownlow Csiilligeetasol;Gent. to he En tice, by purchase, wide Hainikiie, iseettWited to the 16th Pout—dated a. above. • 451 h ditte—Lirutesaat 'Honey %Mee, Awn& the hail' pay 73.1 Fout,to be Liente3stsp, tier kliiiplitalile4 Cosby, who exelisoges—dated to above, t • 80th ditto--Liettleuritt 11 alb Mictiewirotl, from half pity 40th Foot, to be Qaartermoster, viesThuaras Smyth, who retires epos pay—dated as abett. Slat dodo--Cmilain Robert iVaisuri Gordon, from billpay 6th Foot, to be Captain, vice JoitryiN Ginger,• who ex changes, receiving the ilifference : —dated as above. 83d ilitto—Elrevet Major Thomas Somme/field to be Major, *without perchase, vice Nipper, deceased--dated as share. Lientreant Job. Slaw to be Captain, vice Stinsrnetfi Id delta as above. Lieoleaant Joseph Wynn, from the Cape Corps, to be Lieu tenant, v Cr S/14%t —o la led at above. 89th ditiii--Liruietiont Henry DunesroKeillo, from half ply 6911. Foot, to he Lieisienaut, vice iolth-Gtiottaiii, uhu ex changes, i•ateivinz the dilifemarev—dated ak above. Cape Curps—Serjrant-Major Juhn Etlakettiy to be Adjs. taut ;with the rank of Eitsigis), sire Wynn, appoiated is the 83i1 Foot—dated as above, • .. • Colootal Company attached to the Goirtermaster-Generakal Departmeet at the Matirittiett • Second Lienti now Clisetes APKensic Campbell, from MIK pgy sourbati Regiment, to be Second Lientenont, without pnicbase--dated as above. MUM AAA It DU Deputy Storekeeper-General James Smith has been per. mined to resign his commission—dated December 25, 1919. oNsoxissions slotted by the Lord Lieutenant of the County L...ex. Nathaniel Garland, r... 1. to lie Deputy-Lieutenant—dsl4 ?starch 11, 1919. East C.sex Militia. Ensign John James Strait to he Captoirii — viee Kirby, I. signed—dated February 8, 1819. Fiske Goodeve Mammon, Rm. to be dill., !fiCe • Collier, de ceased—dried October 24,11120. ritsirn John Snell to be Quartet meat,' (with rank of Lilt. 4.11A130, vice Bland. rest rued--tlaid. Fettrin4 8,181 V. West Essex Militia. Horatio Vsehell, E.q to be Captain, rice Palmeri deceased ....dated August 8, 1840. Ensito flew y Bird, to be Lieliteisant vice Coppi - pg de. ceased—dati rl as above. • . Commissions sired by the LoriLteitertaxt of the-Coma, of Curim.li. 5.6 or Pendent's% Artillery Lots! Militia. . • Wilmot Corfirld, Et+ to be GeptaisiwwditsiCholew her 18, 1820. s ••1 s— • Job,,Gent. to be First Lientegmak.loolad as Amer. Frederick Lovell 91‘Tagoart Wtlhiaas , Geol. to hi SlK•wi' . Lientenatii—dated as above. Nord& Cornwall Ileums. Richard Hicks, Gent. to be Lteoteaastw—dated Seo4,Feler 5; 1920. Correa!' Yeomanry Cavalry. Szr Richard Vyvyan, Mart. to be Liewieliant-Coloirl•Com. moolant—date) September 5, 1820. 9lattlivw Paul Moyle, Grut. to be Cornet and Assistant- Noreeoii--.lated as above. Philip Vviryian Robitison, Gent. to be Adjutant—dated Oc tober 7, 1820. 2A Cornwall Yromsery Cavalry. Lewis Charles Daubuz, join Gent. to be Lieutewintevolated Gat. self, as slime. - George Trewetke to be Chaplain—Dated as above. Fa.t Cornwall Cavalry. John Pal kin, Gent. to be Let uleuant—dated as above. John Smith, Goal. to be Cornet—dated as above. eomosissions to Me Mont-heater aud Salford Teantoory Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Richard , Simpson, Esq. to be Captain—Aida Jelly 6,1820. IticbarJ adowcooft Il'httlusr, Gent. to be Licuteuosit July a , 1520. BANKRUPTCIE.st F.NLABGED. Thomas Ushforwtroul, jam of Tunbridge, litat, farmer,. from December 30, lo January 13, at tin, at Guildhall • London. Ilene y Jackson, of Geese Prescolt•street, Mieltllrsex, merchant, twin January 6,• to January 13, It . eletra, at Guildhall, Loather,. BAN liIMPTS. - • Robert Kolliemon, tons ur late of Great %olteluelleant, folk, moiler, to suereatkr, January 4, qv eighe, 5, sad e. Ittary 10, st twelve, at the Our Bell lon, Bar, St Esl rounini,Softolk. Alloruey, M r.%Tay mail, Beery St Crlntuotri. Thomas Knight, of Chipping &Abut y, Gloucester, dealer in seine sod soothe; to surrender, Jams-hey 10,11, and P.m uar y 10, at UM', at 1110 Comm. mast Romani, Brissul; Attorneys, Mr. Bus foot. kine's Bervelvottafk, Temple, Lon don ; Jowl Mr. !letting, Chipping Vadtwere. • Edward Mitchell aid Samuel Mitellsell, of Norwich, wine. Iti4 soliant•, to tills. nifty, Jioisary I, IS, wad February 10, al Nor, ut the Nut tolk Hotel, Norte ich. Ai tinforye • Mr. way, Toutifir-eous I, Cluinerry• lam*, Loudon ; and MV;Clulfj , .. man, Norwich. s 1 Miser Wylie. formerly of Souelsamplon.basiblings, Mier. (Beers, aft., winds of Rio :ta t eeleo and the M as a% in South America, nude of 1-unelou.sareee, Ftearoy square, and now 4 of Southanapionsow, Bloomsbury. Middlesex, merchant, td onerremlrr, January 2, 111, autt Felts sear, 10, at" 114 ' Loustuu. Attorney, Mr. Pietism,- Hatton gsreleo,. llaytet Revd, of 111111.!Arret, Ilerneumisev, Soupy, cosine deal,,, to surrender, January 6, 13, and Felts miry 10, a,t teethe, se Loudon. Aiturleys, Mes.rs. Sirelluti; Frances, and 1.4111111/111, Moan meal-yar d. Joseph Nudity 1:eilde11, of Its Nal. Heath, Moseley, Kineo Noggin,. sword-cutler, ot. rmi lender, Joules' y -16,17, anal Fe hrusery 10.:.t earls.., at the Royal Hotel, Btruniieloam. AL.; gam Sw3if., Stevens, Mort**, niacin, aid 1111.11, Fred. • irk's-place, 1. 4 .,,,a„,51 e. 1Y. bb, Vaion.sseeet, His minglians. Eloish Attlee mot s Keeling, of Shelton, Stafford; E m ma, to onseesstier, January 15, lb, mid Fe lecusyy 10, at twelve, us the Swats Inn, !holey. Attorterytt, At, . 'Mennen's, lischesiuer.tAct, 1-intuits's-Iwo, Lamellae ; and Vie. Lent, Stallorsbleite. Joseph Stobbs, of Cwity.ball, Billow, Chilier•ler, )r,miset. 1., suseru A , r, Jarmo. y 25, suet February 10, al too, at the Bartow r Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mesa's. Arline,- 1..91 sod Gregory, llttlfotrl.tury, Laudon ; a u nt Mr. Haynes Iyuk.Cuwit, afar George nurar, of the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mint Mg. lam., Loudon, merebent, to sturessJer, Janum) 13, 20, sod or Gender, wooer, sorrender, Jaarrar; l 1 . 70, ai four, 30, at leo, mad Febivary 10, at twelve, ar the Hotel. Chester. Armrest% Mr. Robarls Vold, Flrutab are , •rul Maorra,22llrra wad Parry, Temple' earadou. John Boys. of Crotched-trite% Lou.kra, merebaotr tp a surrender, Jaaati7,9,' IS, aud February 10, at eleven, ti Corldhall, 1.01140111. Ailurady, Mr. Le Maur, Now B, td=..* • Street, Blackflies... (Remainder of Gazette to morreso.),,;; t oiLL:s a t d • 1;1' cousriir .• r si ;1,; • ; • WINDSOR, Decagrams 30. ' kw. tYlreal;p.fd. 11/Sato 111/ Sa I Bean., per qr.. "2,8'10 34s Barley, par 1d... 2.24 'se 27* Pease to 40* Oat. lea to ISe Itya READING, DEC RRRRR 30. -- •- - Murat bilo to 704 04 iDato r. . l3oloteio Barley Us so Ws 64 Pease . Ids 4her Ms Boma ri. so 40e Od White ditto ....---o so ,—, • ' . I • sTAINES, IDEcrittlim 29. %Meat ..12t 151 to MU 10e Pease per tr. —a t o 354 Hy' • —I to —0 41Iartty ..... We to 2de Olt. per 96a to Yea &No les to 36. "tvtmiT( ll l l6 of With.)—Wheat in one market, ou • Salarday, 514:1411.• Barley, 24.. per quarter. THE MICH 11F WELLINGTON. • • On Sunday the Duke of Wellington, accompae - flied Lord Comborinere to his church et Aadleiv, and afterwards rode over with loin to vi.it ttitir br.ther hero, Lord Dill, at liawkatoue, the man sion of his venerable and beloved father. At Whit church, and the adjacent villages. as tire Doke and Lord Comberinere passed thicugh to lisa k. stogie,. the streets were crowded with 'wool, wearin g blue and sad ribbatols. with the nis i iiiiiii :motto— " Wellington fur ever." - • On Tuesday.- the sea of Lord Comber mere was baptised, sad the Duke was the sponsor. Limo tin. occasion the delightful seat of Comberniere Abbey has 'teem a tieruy Or splendid .festivity : among' the visitors were. Lord MIL Loyd Kenyon, Sir IVatkiti and Lady Mit riet Wynn. Mr. Cholniondeley, and other disiinguished characters, who were highly ilc. lighted with the performatices on the Welsh harp, by Mr. eitiniah. On Wednesday his Grace arrived in Chester. accompanied by the ulrove.haturd Nobility, Fee. nod the hostel of the White Lion Inn sesit two mail coaches, each with four grey honors deco filled with Wire!, as an escort. After visiting the Castle, &e. the pubic's:al gallant party partook of a public dimicr at the Exchange, the splendour of which was worthy ef.the occasion, Nod highly ho nourable to Mis. Tomlinson, who provided it. The freedom of the city ass presented so his Grier: and at night lie set off, by way of Nautwich, fo r Northamptonshire, where his Royal [highness the Duke of Volk is apeoding the Christmas.-- The Duke has been received getierway with great enthusiasm,. mixed with Aria cihwapprolra ties, in few instances. The following anecdote ape peered in a Paper of this muriOng : we cannot vouch for its troth : " It bappitied that, from his kindness In a friend, Sir Julia Hill \vas considered to be %able to pay to Government a large suns, fM which he had nude himself butiod. The cirenat statics came to the Duke o f Wellington's knowledge, wise, Irish his characteristic warmth of heart, immediately sought out Lord Hill, and told him that he felt be nest, could repay him for the owe he had had in contributing to his aneresses and his stories, bat begged lie would indulge him by making say use of his parse to assist his revivable rather and his fealty. It is now hoped, we are ra t iorced to Ileac, that they will lose very little by the kind coullibuice of the worthy Bareaet."—(Shrewshairy Paper.) 4.1 I•• onM 7 I F I L d a .; C mot a o ir mg O i c h c e u zi a l o s i c n s g . it A n La t n a b elt , e rl o y cc ho u u r : mice 'took place'—Mr. Nl---, a respretsble Gentleman. residing in Ormond-street, Qoeen square; sccompamed his wife and two of his daugh ters to the Ora! re, on Thursday evening, and return ed with them about 12 o'clock. The whole of the family retired to rest except Mr. and Mrs. M., who remained up to have supper, wisest some family dis puted atone, and Mr. AI.. in a violent passion, stabbed himself under the left breast with a sharp pointed knife that lay on the table. Surgical • asonitance was immediately procured. and every sin t p:r er O b ta V e e n t d d s 1111:10inisf: s h ut a s ib t ; ll : isitallt it is touch feared i t t i l l gi e r ege t n i t w w n s ed a u re s c p w ; l l- 1 4 1 e that afforded but life being saved. • PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. • 3 per Ct. Had. 70 I Ex. Bills. t... per I Isr. 4 per Cents B7l# I Lottery Ticket, 211. 3.. Bk. L. Anii... 18 Cons. foe Atre...7l 7 1 India Bonds ...26 Q 7 pt. I 7ll • MARRIAGES. • At • Edinburgh, on the 19th ul t i 333 0, •11 " ms E Napier, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Alider Falconer, Esq. of iVoodeot Park. ' .tAt Giant's Place, Leith, Thomas M. liernbern, Esq. mfr. t &ant, London, to Mary, only daughter of George Fur rester. • Sali. Serveyor•Geseral of the Customs for Scotland. .• 4Ju. Sai I a Jay esoroing, at St. Audrew's, Holbor n, b y the • ite.. Gilbert lieresfortl, the Rev. Henry Gtylls. Vicar of -4 1 1hPlat's. Caswell'', to Ellen, yonngest daughter of Jo-. I .!, Erg. John-street. Bedford-roar. r rponfleislay, the 29th ult. at klerewortk, the test of L•:, - I • ige~noer, the Hon. Mae. John Stapleton, third '.lMainedship, to Anue Byam hy, uoly daughter of 1100. Moroi Herber, Kerby, Jr d, mad gratadeugliki et ['Ore Hoe. Edward Brio, deceased, bells late of Hoe Island of ! On Thursday last, the 28th ultimo, at Trentham, in use County of Stafford, by the Rev. Robe. t Hill, \Vattern Rata, aust'or the late Res. Walter Races, of Rlithtieht, Ittgrilta, eldest daughter; of Tbousas Swinntriesi, Eq., a BuitirlopHall, in the SUM county. • • DEATH. On Thursday, at Rails,' Charles Bacon, E-q. o f Ho. r eak, Sony, said of Geottereteir-place, se dial City. Ow the 14th ultimo, at Sidetou oh, aged 22, Juliet klu. clsai . ua, Esq. of UfSICIIIIIMIC Collet', Orrfors( i , and shades. of barola's lan. MOD WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON Ba slP-. 'boom . 36 *ne t 11t I Elifter P. 'sled aid ialtlisitety at TIN Illeatitat Paw sad To' Gabs. OSee, N.; VII, Stretti, by C. COKtitill.l. of Ow Stria& • 1 fibre& 1 iliarnr% Meilen. - • T . oill _ frau., to our ,-Ja " iti t , 1% NA plivarylie ' at /W.. It the Old HiM t... Perk. ..y Att.,.,1 4 . i M 4 ims. ,01111bussortet, Mallersiraidely Loudlue ; niadillr . • . - ! Allen, Molitor. %Voltam& .1115 of Ilterest.streel, Westossiamer. sta. ; lf sun Jassa teary,ry 9. tel, l ad •Febtaery It, at clever, at Gadd , Loaders. •Itorut7, Mr. Adds', hak. strertt,•Weitsiostre. • -; •' ^ 7) Jrutfikiii.Pritii, 'or, Chimer, grocer, le surrender. hamar, . ! es I 1'