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.. ~,_ :~ . 1 Y~_'^ ,toXsra _ . • ANNA t: 4rtetll4. e: fl• 'Of ' 717 ~:s NUMNER 5882. e.... . 77-IRATUR , ItOYA I, nnu ?Ir./. A NR. f TDIS EVENING, TITUItSDAY, art. 11, Ina Malesty . s Servants nil! perform Cloth time) a new idosasstic Peed, ill three •eta, called • GPI:AI-DI DUVAL, • ' THE BANDIT OP BOHEMIA: `--.• Oeratti Divest, Mr. Cooney; Collet Altroheig, Mr. Bar. 0.1 ; lisait*o, Mr. Meteditli; Wittikito, Mr Knight ; Ko. •tTt, Mr. i ltan•lall ; St:ravlf, Mr. Smith. Eilieltiol, Counters of Altetl(, mi,q sni;ih:ol.; Nina, Mass Cabal ; (dinette, Mrs. BI . d; Rathsrs, Mrs. Egerton. After which THE. CORONATION. • The Procees4n crlftllrttleer fro n t Westminetcr Nell. — The &Mill %Celle, the Filleting of the Al•hry.—Tbe Third, amt Intrinlnetbry Scene, in whirls Mr. Knight will introduce a new Contic Song, entitled,'/ The Ring morthe Coronalkm. Old Eughtor sink the Pe o ple."--The Fourth Scene, the Ilett, in the cootie of which the Grand Eotre of the Clibeepipa. To rouclude with (10th time) n new Farce, called . MONSIEUR TONSON. 4 j , The .P slat i pal Characters by Mei.ns. cooper, fititseard, triale, (;:retie, W. li t Williams, Illervilitb, Vining.Vining.Mrs. 1 tglo, Miss Susitbsou,:iint Mrs...llllml The Mous to be *waned at Lx o'Clorgy said the Per- • filtM3l ,^ o. tiTI.Y.II at ScVc.l. Bus. 4 i 7 ' , : S. non, l'rice, 311. (Lt.—Pit, 3a. 6el. ; Second a• rim, I•.—Gallery, Qs.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal ' ry, Is.: Second Price, 6.1. __Ost Satordny, (:midi Ducal—with The Coronation—and tillotistestr,Tunson. • new Comedy is in rehearsal. ritp.4r.RE.lwy.4l, coy r:Nr G. 4 MIEN. MR T O-OROW, FRIDAY, October 12, will be performed the Play of TOE STIZANGER. .The Strancer, Mr. Toon:: ; Count IYiutersen, Mr co,. nor; Baran Suclafort, I:•!,errini; Tohias, Mr Chapman; • bolornon, Mr. limes ; Prier, Mr. Meadows. Misi. Diller ; . by • plume Lady; Couutess Winiersen, Mrs. Fancit ; An. vette, Mrs. Liston; Ciaailiue, Miss Beaumont; Charlotte, Alro. Gibbs. After whir+ the Grind Dramatic Romance of TUVE LIPARI); Or, FEMA LE CURIOSITY. Almirelique, Mr. Fgeonn; Ibrahim, Mr. Blanchard; S. btu, Mr. Doinset ; Shicabac, Mr. Fawcett. Fatima, Mi., lore; Irene. Miss llallaudo; Ueda, Mrs. baton. A Private Boa may be had for the scum; ur nightly, of 31r. Braudon, it the Box•Oirme. Boxys, 71.; Second Pr:ce, 31.6.1.—Pit, 3s. ; Second Price, 2s.—Gallery, Qs.; Second Price, Is.---Upper ls.; Second Price, 0.1. The Duties will be opened at Half:past Six o'Clock, atd the Play Aegis& at Seven. Places for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bun-ofificc, Hart street, from Ten tall Four. On Monday, .11am:el.—with Undinc, or The Spirit of the Waters. I** b!IF Til RATAK-1W YA HAYI if A RIT KT: ~fIIS EVEN INC. THURSDAY, Oct. 11, .will be ;x-formed the Opera of • ROB ROY MACGREGOR. , Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Younger; Raahleigli Osbaldi alone, Mr. Baker; l'rancik Oslahlistone, Mr. Leoni tee; Owen, Mr. ; Capt. Thornton, Mr. Lary; Rub Roy Macgregor Cainphell s Mr. Terry; Doagal, Mr. J. Russell ; Nicol Jarrie, Mr. Taylcure. Diana Venom; Miss Cercw ; Helen Macgregor,iiPti. Poltroon. •Afte,. which, 27th time. a new Comic Piece, iu one act, called MATCH-SI AK I NG. • . The Principal Char:mt.-re hy. Metiers. Raker, Ozberry, De• mush Terry, and m fs. Outdo-ley. To conclude with the Fevre of THE MOGUL TALE. • The Mogul, Mr. Younger; Omar, Mr. Baker; Pr. Pedant, Mr. M'ittialos ; Johisily Atkins, Mr. Oaberry. Irene, Miss •Beryce; Fanny, Mn.s Tayterire. Butte', 9..—Pit, 3s.—Firat Gallery, N.—Second Gal lery. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massiugham, at the Theatre. N.H.—Priente Poxes may be had 'tightly, by application at the Box-office. To-morrow, The Marriage of Figaro--Lneers' Quarrels— and The Midnight Hour. PHILLIPS ON FRUITS. This day is published, Insisclsouwly primed in Svo. with twee Plates, price Ins. 6J. the SECONLT EDITION, of - DOM Alt 11l 131{ITANNICUAI Stu 1-looto- IL ries! and Botanical Account of Fruits known iu tont Britain. Uy HENRY PHILLIPS. Printed for T. and J. Albums, Priuces-street, Human toiary. .4 We have now approarlo-11 the close of our Srleetions from Mr. Plulhos's hook; •end wiles we look bark on their , arioty, importance, and boterrs'ing melange of naiellirence and succsliste, we feel assured Shit they must have Aeon or s eplable to she Public. But is woold be doing cross injuss twe to the Author not to add, dist they we hut meagre sample.' of that muss of curious mutter which - lie haselaid before 11.. His Work, (sir exit sit of information, utility, and other goad qualities which rail be desired in a produes tide of its kind, is really descrying of the warmest enlugy."— See Literary Gazette, September 3, nod four previous Numbers. lIERN"S CALCINEIL) 11ACANES1.4 con- P to lie prepared witht hr must .4r...upsilons care and ate. Mrsars. 'IIIO7.IAS and WILLIAM HEN KY, Manufacturing Chemists, SI awls...liter. It is told is bottles, pa ice is. Pd. or with glass stoppers at 4a. 6d. slangs included, with full directions for its owe, by tltrir various rtgcnla id the Metropolis, sod throughout the Hailed Kingdoms; hut it cannot be gcnuiue ouless their names are engraved on the Govrroment Stamp, which is fixid over Illecurk or stopper of each bullle. Venders of the al arnasia tinny he had, an shoi.teceited. by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S Aitoviivric spit:rt. of VINEGAR, the Invention of Mr. REAM', and the only gentitim Preperati o • of that Artilpe, tIANIsGATE AND 11110ADSFAIRS STEAM PACKET. Tr 11 E EAGL E. Captain K. 13. MARTIN. .tarts Gent the Costont•lmmie Stairs, London, every •WEDNESDAY mid SATURDAY Windup:, at Eight ~'Cluck pree:stly, and returns (row Ramsgate terry MON DAY and THURSDAY at !Lill past 5c, , ,,.. Fllll3:•—dirst Cabiu les.; Fury Caine Ids. Children un der 12 years old es. earl,. The Proprietors will nut he accountable for luggage, co. less delivered into the este of the Steward, our to the amount of more Onto fa nine, rzeept entered and paid fur as such, sim fur sea risk, or navigatiou of any kind whatsoever. Pameurrs 'eau get un board frum Ramsgate Pier, or hint there, at all times, without the risk and int:mire. uiencrorgniak into hosts; or they maybe taken on board oicaroaelstairs, ur lauded at that port. s ..12.—Nsither Passengers •r Luggage are liable to any Wharfage at Rantegate. •,;• Recikfait, Dinner, and other Refreshments un board. t 1,4 Ladies sod Gentlemen arterequested In be on Guard a Quarter ut an. Hoar bent the epreified time. ha fusilier ,partieulars, and fur Tickets for the season, apply at Au. 69, Lover Thames-an set, I,oadon or at No. 2, C.ivlthruitl-yhtfc, un ItalUSIFAtr: •••9 ~..--•••-•-......\ 6 1) ' .:::.. ( hi d . • ''''' ::3P.:**lrt-ri ICA 7. ".. CiA. • .. ' . .:4 -..0..........-- • . V ' • '. . .. . . ".. f o!-•ii• •• • • ' , elk ',it" ' '. , . 01," • • • • .• :• •. , . . .. • • . _ .. • . .. . . .. • .• .., ... o .. sEroNn EDI-more, Frtutair With a new. Prefsee,; adattinital Tables, awl ,Raferenera, ia.atte itiL Ore, pri, Tli E A POC RY PHA L MOT, being all (4 06 Peldt riOees nit* extp it it,.arthate.l, iii the t tit J f;t18,0C11 R 151", by Artitl,l, and anti ref 14!aileti iq 013 tlf yestargrat Trattioak*anotearit *ea eallrortl iettn nee EAST IN DIA House., t)cioint TEIE COURT Ey' DIRECT -- UNITED COMPANY of MERCH LAND, Wading to Ma EAST 'INDIES, do Notice, That the CONIMITTEE nt BUYINk. HOUSES will he ready to receive Prnposat .90101Cli up, ott or before WEDNESDAY. the , ' bay, nil,, from mu& Persona as may (tileSerprary with CAS rIRON WATER Mai the rondiiimis or the Coutract eatian to the Clerk of the said Commi Proposal% mart. he left hefnee Eleven noon of the said 7th day of Noveinter, Committee wkl! not receive coy Yowler. •JIISEPD Priliteil 6,1- IV'thaw Huai, 45, Ludgate.htll. and 3? Patcribuste r row. SIR CHARLES ALDIS. This eay is published, a New Edition, ern. price 44.11.1. illustrated nit', a fine Engraving of a Diseased Breast, sliewiog the process of Cure, OBSRVATIONS on the NATURE soil _ •F • . CURE of GLANDULAR DISEASES, especially thore denominated CANCER, and on thu too frequent use of alercory, strongly recommeuiled to the strious consider ation of every with a detail of various rases in which Cancer has been completely removed without the use of tbe knife. Aud , in an Appendix, Iwo Cases—l. Of Ms pore of the C11111411:11-2. Of Preternatural Enlargenteut of the Hems. By Sir CHARLES A LDIS, Surgron and Accoucheivr, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Member of the Nleilical and Philosophical s o . meters in Loudon, Senior Surgeon of the New Finsbury Dispensary, Surgirul and :lleilvial Inspector to the National Union I.ife Association, lute Surgeon fur Prisoners of war at the Depot, NIbrillIIII•Cf01111 Barracks, Sir. "/Egrotu ilum Anima est; Spelt est."—Ctcrao. London: Printed for the Author, and sold by Callow, Princes-street, Soho; Underwood, 32, Flert.street ; Ander son, 40, West Smithfield; Highley and Son, 147, Fleet street ; John Richardson, Royal Exchange; Taylor mid Hessey. 93, Fleet-street ; J. Aspenie, 32, Combat.; R. Jen nings, Nu. 2, Poultry; and by S. Taylor, Great Surref-strcet, Blackfriarsioad. c o s An Institution ban born formed for the Cure and Relief of the Allicted Poor, supported by voluntary but ions by several of the Nubility and Gentry of the first. distinction. ROYAL MENAGEftIF., irxr:TErt 'CHANGE, STRAND. rrnE gm:dr st Notional Depot of Animated Nature in the World, open fir inspection every day (Sunday excepted) from nine in the morning till nine in the riming, contains the greatest asoemblrefe of Cariosities ever collected together since the days of that primeval col lector of Natural Curiosities, Old Noah. In the First Apartment, admittance (Joe Shilling, is an immense full graven MALE LION AND LIONESS, Stickling Eotor Beautiful Cub'! Whelped in this Menagerie on Sunday, July 19, Mi. The sight of which instantly impresses every beholder with that magnificent idea au truly conceived of the King of the Brute Creation. 'Filet: large shaggy 1111111C1 they erect at pleasure, and their trementlims roaring, like thunder, ex hibits a picture of grandeur no words can describe. Whose like, Eaeth bears not on her spacious face— Alone in Nature stands this wondrous A eemarkaltly Fine . ROYAL BENGAL. TIGER. The OCIRIAYE or TIGER CAT, from Mexico. The termini... yet exquisitely beautiful PANTHER, or AMERICAN 'TIGER, from Buenos Ayres. And a Young Hoe, bred in this Menagerie, Mi.,: the first ever known to be produced in this Kingdom, a circum stance which Naturalists hail hitherto d eeme d i tupts , t .ii,k.. The ORIENTAL PORCUPINES, Fabillonsly reported to hare the !tower of shouting their hard spiny quills, which eland erect like a chevaux de file:. (to the terror of all other quadrupeds). Elegant Leopards, from Algiers and Ceylon. laughing Hyena, from the Cape 4.f Good llttpe Striped or Untameable Hylettas, from Abyssinia. The Quick-sighted Lynxes, from the interior of Africa, said to be the &treat animal. in the creation. Wanderow, Mandell, Costa, with an infinite num bee and variety of tha aintai tribe. Second A's:lament, admittance One Shilling, is A tiltANI) MALE ELEPHANT, Rohm Teti Feet high, and Fire Tons weight, having large Ivory Tusks. Unquestionably the largest animal ever seen in Europe, whore daily consumption of food is sufficient for Eight large borses t and is the same that was exhibited on the stage at Cutient-gsttlen Theatre, in the year 1810, having grown.asure than double the err he was at that period. Third Apartment, admittance One Shilling, or any two rooms, is. Bd. or the three apattments, 2s. each person. THE QUAGGA, From the Cape of Good [lupe. bearing a strong similitude to the :Mum. A pair of large Emewa, or Limonite.; SOUTHERN OSTRICHES, rrom Vast Dirmait's Land. A VERY GRAND CASSOWARY, From Java, without rXreoull the finest that has been seen in Englaud fur many years. A pair of those interesting animal., THE INDUSTRIOUS BEAVERS. From Hudinit's Bar, whose ingenuity in building their dwelling'', and forming their little colonies with suck previ sion and exactors., occupies so large a space iu imbue! history. The Zebu, worshipped by the Brahrnios in India. The Argreiah, or Adjutant a BCII/41, justly callus! the Gigantic Cuuc, being capable of swallowing a whole fowl at once. And the Maribor), from Senegal, the birds which pri.dnee • those beautiful feathers so much superior to the Ostrich, Rolled Couthereouly, Cliettigoog or Paddy. Black Swans from New South Wales. A beautiful nudescrthed EAGLE, from the Coast of Guinea, and a New species of Vulture, from Egypt. The Belearie, or Royal Crown Cranes. Kangaroos from Botany Bay. The small Blue Egret, frutieTrinida& And a variety of rare Birds, tit the most splendid Plumage.• They art regularly fed at nine its the evening, at which time it is impossible to ronerive fay :thing so gratifying. Admittance at that boar tea fid. • 4.',3 I. . The utmost value given • fin. all Meet bf Foreign Birds and 13eaxtr, by E. Cross. 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Porcher, F-sq. Ar- 'The Officers and Pri- . 111%ton-street v ages of the g 3,1 I Alderman C. Studs 10 10 Highlanders ...... AS 10 Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, K.T S. Hon. See. - N.B.—Sobterilters are requested to be particular in writ* 4166 arres not designations, as it is intended to record them 4111141.11 111 1- 4 sd the Pedestal of the ilsebtasesslb. ' Books fur receiving Subscriptions are opened at all the .OS. tie; Callaghan, the other Prisoner, then took off witness's hat, and ran off with it; there were pre sent Hendrick and another person; they asked him " to shell out." he said he had not .any thing ; he was then knocked down ; Little put his knee oil his side, and his knuckles nit his throat ; another searched his pockets. Little cried out, ‘. cent , shells," on which it was attempted to pull off his bouts, but they were too tight ; from his pockets they tcok 5(1. in silver, and 4d. in brass, and tao pen-knives; one of the knives he skw on the next day taken from Hendrick's pocket, at hit lodgiags in Cross-street; at the time of the robbery it was not quite dark, but rather lightsione; he did nut know either of the Prisoners before; but was quite certain of their being the persons who robbed him. This witness was cEatillord by Mr. O ' CONNELL at some length in favour of Callagieso—The (lay after the robbery, he said, that there were five or six at the robbery; if Lucy, the informer, had not said four, witness would have said, and he still thinks there were five. Hamel Lucy knew the Prisoners ; before the night of the robbery he knew none of them except Hendrick ; on that evening he was met at the square by Hendrick and the other Prisoners; they inked witness to go robbing ; lie consented and they went to.the Barrack-rani; the party consisted of Little, Hendrick, Callaghan, and wituess; they met Kelly, the last witness, knocked him down, mid Callaghan took his hat; Little put his hood on Kelly's mouth, and, at his dente, witness and Hendrick tried to take off his boots, but they were too tight ; they then ran down the road and met Callaghan, who gave a signal by whistling; the hat was hid in a quarry, back of Sheriff White's house; the/ gave the hat to witness, and he hid it two fields from where the robbery was committed. 011 his cross-examination by Mr. O'CoN NELL, witness said tie never robbed before--went when he wits asked—was a tobacco spinner by trade, anti could easily earn 6s. a week—the way to get off from being hanged was by swearing against whets —there was 'mother way to get off—perjury is bad, it is worse than robbing, and he believed he could be hanged foi perjury ; it was eleven o'clock at night when they robbed Kelly ; he went to rob when lie was asked ; they had no arms; they brought two hats to town with them, and ask( d a women to sell them, but she said it was too late ; it was one o'clock. • Patrick Ahern is ti . constable, and recollected the night of the Utli of June ; at tmo o'clock i n th e morning of the lath he heard a noise outside the Bridewell, and found Lucy and a woman making • noise; lie committed Lucy to prism); had heard of the robbery of Kelly at that hour, and as he went up Market-street he met Little: it was halt' an hour after two at the time, anal his anspiciona led him to desire Prisoner to Caine with him ; he sought to hold him by the coat, but Little swore by G—d he would out go with a dozen like him ; nit which wittiest struck him on the ear will) a dou ble-barreled pistol, and called to the watchman, with whose assistance he conveyed him to Bride well. At twelve o'clock next day lie went to Cross street, to a house of ill fame, ill company with - a Mr. Smith, and these found Hendrick and Calla ghan in the same apartnteut, but in different beds ; on the ledge of a window, near our of the beds, he found a knife, which was identified by Kelly as °tie of thosa- token from him ; lie sent for Kelly--he identified the kw fe before the Prisoners, who made no reply ; the Prisoners were brought to Bridewell, when a Ir:two-ticket of a hat was discovered amougst them. On -his cross-examination by Mr. O'Cotrant.t, said that Kelly could not have well the knife taken out of any pocket—it was fuuud on a window by witness. Flenry Kelly is brother to Luke, the first witness; released his In-other's , hat from patrol the day after the brother was robbed ; the brother returned home at eleven o'clock. and was quite sober. Mr. John Hellen"( knew Callaghan, the Pri soner, for three years, during which tone he hail a good character ; lie was theta a carrier in Mr. Delores's employment, and never beard any thing before «fleeting his character. The Learned Juoor; charged the Jury with much , ability. milt recapitulated the evideove. Before the Jury retired, Little begged the Court to pertnit loin to put a few questions to the first witness, which after some hesitation, his Lordship assetite'it to. The questions were of a nature tending more fully than any other part of the proceeding to elicit conclusive evidence of the Plisoner's guilt. The Learned und humane Judge immediately t hireel the Jury to retire. After a short absence, they returned a verdict of Guilty against the Prisoners. —adding a recommendation to mercy of Calla.: ,gliatt„ nut on tatty doubt of his guilt, but fruits Oho' orcuinstataces of, his lining good claret:ter. owl aka little'share . he hag in the rubbery. ...,,,, a - Baron Pintltutkrirra plqeettred itniii;AntriTy-fo _ e a. and also for two twenty-one yews, so us to make up sixty-three years in the whole, the rent of these two last terms to be increased to 121. 4e. per aniilifD, with a piuriro or covenant, that he should build re paper mill on the aforesaid premises, anti Oust it should be kept consignily al work and going. This Lady dubsequently died, slier waking a will, dated the 46:11 of January, 1814, by which she left her pro perty in trust to Messrs. Harman of London, and Mr. Furlong of Dublin, for the beuefit of her daughters, Lady Campbell nod Mrs. Pepper. and Lady Campbell dying intestate and without 'smite, the whole property centered in M rs. Pepper. who slow sued and brought the ejeetntent en the breach of this covenant, and .therr issue was to ascertain whether it had been commitleri. The probate of the will was admitted by mu- " tual consent. It appeared that Gwen did build the mill, according to agreement, hut it afterwards cause into the possession of Mr. Marsden Haddock of this city, who greatly improved the premises, rebuilding the interior of the mill, erecting a &tiling-house and drying-house, and a house for • labourers, and in fact laying out in improvements 1,3001. altogether. He also erected some Machi nery for manufacturing the paper without the em ployment of manual operation, and for which he expected to secure a patent. He was, however, unable to accomplish his ()hied, and lie set the pre mises at a profit rent of 401. per annum ; but being afterwards induced to quit the..country, lie finally sold his interest fur 100/. Counsel stated, this Geo tleman was a must ingenious and talented person ; he at one time issued a bill, containing upwards of 100 lines in poetry, expressive of all the various articlss lie sold, of which was quoted the.fullowing distich Glas'd list covers may here be bad, " To save she rood and Mete the bad."... The question, however, tor the Juty was now to ascertain whether the mill was emistantly kept at work, and goilig, according . to the true meaning and intent' of the covenant ; and a number of witnesses was examined on both sides to ascertain the fact. On the part of the Plaititiff in the case there were two witnesses examined, who proved the will had not been worked tor aeverul intervals, and even for four or five years in succession ; whilst the Defendant produced three or lOur, who ender. voured to establish that it, was kept almost coo staidly et work, except during such periods as, it was undergoing some Necessary repairs, or when tlie season mould not admit of its. being - to employed. Its the summer, for instance, the want of water preveritetl • it from being used, and in 'lie winter the muter might be froze'', or there was no drying list the paper, and it was therefore useless to manu facture it. It also appeared that the duty or ex rise imposed upon the manufacture stone years since by Govertiruetit, subjected th e working Of this null to restrictions, tier at one time the utensils were removed away, lest they should be arized. Ns by the Revenue Officers, and were not lwought hack ttul the appreltenseou with respect to their seizure was dissipated. His LORDSHIP charged-the Jury retitive to tfie issue they bud to try, whether this mill was kept conitatitly ut work :Lod going, accordsor to the terms of time proviso to the lease, and ordered that a special issue shoal,' be made out nod handed Ito to them to this effect. They were to decide on the evidence with refereoce to this question. 'l•heie were •uther loms, lie intimated, reserved by Counsel for the Defendant, to be argued isi she Court. in Dobliti, with regard to the trade wren, with which the Jury had nothitig to do. They deliberated for a short time, and returned a verdict thst the milLwas nut kept conutdoily at work and plug. WFHISRSDAT, W.:TOWER, 3. CITY REcteitp. ASSIGNS:?, OF RaCHS v. SHIM. This war all action brought by she Awignees to recover a bsldace due at the toot of four promissory notes for I - 2,7501. trod interest, and one note tor 500/. The hakeuee claimed, with iuterest, ainuosited to betwNqi tivelve•mod thirteen thou Wind pounds. The InCls of the rase, as st..ti•il, 4, these : I. .I . lloUnis Shee, who lose hurt fur arc rul years a distiller and gt•ticrtn nisi - hunt in she ere of Cork, had au account with Nleeurs. and James Ruche, Lute la:tokens in thus.eity, Aid occa sionally circa . on Joseph and llamas b:sen,o4 Lowe - dun, hulls to a large iquoutit winch tooisedu Mr. •• S .. • • r' • the Messrs. Roche ;somas tire was 1 -1 1,. 41f the firm of Joseph and *chinos; Itte‘,ll .. l;Saitio, lit J not.- 1814,, the Medevs.• Shire "taftseetKe-lideobsi. •• erased, and their bills, to ..therstammlisstenk ittleol , ol. rare returned to pig Mewlb t iturhe‘, tor which they were obliged io .. pros t ad: l - . 4 , I, '• An irraligerneut Wei 'visit...rt-it 'WO tlitober„ 1014, between Meeiri. Slice and althea t hit• lat ter siewiferi r tO tiolif#WlTueOf t Ilebr of 429.000/. and newt sordte •SIOII 4I4 EI+ 6 I 4I ri 'Rue pc I b4 a sionoramisewto %mum .11*. • lee eh* Assyseesieught upon the testimony of Mr. IIIpIIpIIIIIIIIIIIIIIpppIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInw'mPPPMIW......7 ,.. ..,.,.._ __ - 7, 4 4r . . ~ - -. t .' ."'.• ... . tAAI-e * . .:role-: - : - -.„ ..". ..•-,, • ..,,,„...'1,... 5 . • ...:......:::, ''. , 4 0 0. -..... '' „ •- -. if ~ :N..- -. t-..* •" - -• • • ".. '. ' :•%:. . „. -. •• • • ,•-,.is, '.. -^7- •-. • '-',': '.. t s -4 . . , •••..." te,„;-„,r . •,., .- ....... • ~.. . . , -- i'' , ••• IC. • • • . :Its Ak a itr , ~... ,i4 4k ' •,, a....t: •. St ;fi ~te .....t . • ..s- ' . .< 1.) • • • - • : e•-• ;1 A • • . ?tf . s '''. , ... .. ..., 4 , 1. • • --+ ..-- . . .0Z -7 -14.6 6 4 , . . • .. ' , ; ,...t Q - 11',:. ...... --; • .• -- :: -• • -,-, " . • - s • . .....- • ~........ ......... - ~ • . . , . • •., . • . • . ' t0rn50n0m e..... _ ... .... . ~. • ________ ,o________________ „_ ,4 6 ,•,. .... . ... _ . . ' DON, THURSDAY, OCTQBEIt 11, 1821. . . . Pima 7d. • • ----- --,----- OtTelligli 10 3 1 • • rrii E. MONU:IIENTA 1. TflOriny bi l Ho- rt grincipatliseknig Mouses its Lowden anti the Coe sstry; at Pe" sentence oat the unhappy men, which he cos lid Messrs. Itiviogfuos, .Waterlou-pisee; Me.•Hetcha),l ~ Elr - ~ in the most iii,psessive mangier, sod slier a solemn I ,CTORS of the .1 „ unto ( hi s lota MAJESTY' KING GEHRGH I'll. c.o.ity ; an d Mr. SAM., Bookseller in l ' 4 I{ "Y' d "" Ii. "" 1 an d snitakde address. in the course of which Bettel- MCHANTS c.!? ENG. tk%igued, sad to becxecuielf,lry Nlsittieis ‘l9 a ti , Esq.), the Doke otYorli, 10.3snirsis-rorent ; Office No. 19, Henri- . • rick we in the greatest apparent afFPctipts, tie- dES, do &Toll gist PATRON: _ Pllll•slfeet. CaPeß4.lll.ll4Rafr, Loudon i ohm* .ill columnist - . His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKB4, YORK. cations are requested to be athlsc.scd. •:. . fluently raising his eyes tai Heaven, and joining JIANG sod WARE- . i.; ,-, , , _ _._. the others•in soliciting a long clay. ,Little Atated • PATRONMES: --- ---- --- ---- - - Peoposott , in *Jew* Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCEIMAUGHtrrA, ' '..! t,..- sc: . 4 ;snort- -.' , • that lie had been a watcher fur a number of years. Y. the " f 4 hof "veln• liar ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHEIFS of GLOU- - , IltiU.si ND. r , ..„1 „ q v, * l _4 natal that it .was a painful circusaistaisee,- after ybe willing to sopPIY CtSTER, .r • .. ..1 3:1/4 , -.......- . . escaping depth in nil the b a t t l es o f t h e.cots ji nen t a l . 1 ler HOV AI. HKM ti:lis.s t the PRI KC FACl;tim 1A.., , IVi g f'• 7441 : 19 " ) I CORK ASSIZES. • war, he h bfu s l c i l ose Id s lif e f sr a ro bb ery b y wliwb PIEES; Iler 11DVA I. HIGHNESS he DUCHESS o f CLA. • .. c f • may he 'nett on nppli- R ENCE, I ‘. z i ! .s l. °l i ------ , •he was trot the gainer of a farthing. nitsee, with wisuns slit Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DDCHESIIOVKENT. .at ts/SiesZ i•-•. ' WSDWILIIDAr, OCTOBER 3. '• COUNTY RECORDS. it &Clock in the MM- I.EARII . Ve SUS A N PEPPRR AND OTHERS 1 0. VICK PATR9/1. : ~ r, after which hoar the Ili, Roym. n !GU NUN. the DUKE of ELM: ENCE, - • HIGHWAY ROBBERY. , ~ • :in '• , •JAME:s GIIONIN. I -DART, Secretary. rr. I. R(ll'>A I. li It:UN - ESN the 11/1 1 iik: of SUSSEX, • Astlrete.iii de, Ntepjien i lendrick, mild Corselbts '['lris w eigek Arouse *rising out nt: Ito .ejectment on His ROYAL RUMNESS the DUE E. of gII,AI BRIDGE. Calbehns; ware capitally iss.....rli:ted for the highway , the title brorklitto rgt•aaver the possession of a certain MARGE!). -TRitfricit : roishrry of Istske Kelly. paper tuiltottnate at Trantsthwo h , near the Dubin, ties, and sot-toss Notes. Sir JAMES BLAND BURGES; Blit. * JOHN RAMSBOI - TONT , Esc M.P r iti•-e• 0,.. is hoards, • Kelly. ittstedrtlosts in last June he was gs?is,ig to road , ji leppearcil isy ceetsuu docaturius admitted NEW TES•r A- 'ROBERT WILLIAMS, *sq. N1.5'...: meet tile Aloof-lions* bands owthe Barsock•rssinl, by the allstrise putty, that tli• late Dame Jtsliaop:. 'La e Epistle., and nib'' ' . • -; . . Treil4Ulers; gents. DRU 11110 NiW . between Nikki and ten o'clock in the evening; he Maria FStsor. Fuld did grata is lease, bearing dar e .. was Ine ll - , Y . Obe Pritotter Little. tome distance from the 9.'stsi gebsunry„,..li9i,t, 1: four acres of ground. Le first time Ceuturics, _ . LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. 1‘ and their Compornii., -' ' • • the Fever Hospital ; Little affected 19 Pe (Donk. situate 4,t Tkolittyiu, D, Wlitinal BrIelt,...1U:101( Iris H. R. H. the bake ' 1 l ' °44t * Rwe SUO ; *" 4l/2. 1•Id PR hi 111snitertg wily ; lie *tot rd die - •116461( .imenty-one- y. stern,. ut the Kept of rur ". t 11 iii Cu MP iz ' or Y u. a< ..... ...g 106 • ; viscount 3'm-fus t ian to 0 ' ft ' me .. . *wise vorsittie. . • 11. R. H. the Prin. - • I The Rieht 114;n. the side of the mat!, and was swain interrupted by 1,11- 6/. 10s. 9J. and also for two successive trims of taideateinti. and St. .. .. - . ... , ^1 I # „ jr.. C~ • :~