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lest; en their reterishigiokne, after rite cderta; meats they coot through Gray's-Inn-tame ; as they cat* to the crossing ut the end of lilut-sticat, M. Alt der went nu first, sad stopped on the sappo +me dagway, wititts% footles' coaipau;, wider the windows of the aelentiettetiltoasc. She hod ot,t stood n mourtit, when a win.la, was openc.i, a u d yowl. costemilig solue,liquid, winch had is.n the used pleasant eiliuria, W 441 tioptied on her, winch weed her to he skin ; her conipahy mine up, and two gentleinen`who were passing, and saw the trans action. Site kobtlied at tile door with her ust !nolo. which wee not opened for some tittle list lost 140 liefesidutit,,Scott, come to the door, whet' she told him site was am/prised he would allow hits ers to eiaiity then...its:sets oat of the windows. He replied it was ti t—d lie, for he had op lisdAerti in rue irmit and Coat see was a dirty st:ainpet. She said he was a dirty do 4 ; on which to , . Otleadaut, Mrs. Scott, came out, mid said, ir.to calls him a dirty dog?—ha is my husband, mill immediately caught Mrs. Miller by the col lar of her pelisse with the left hand, and struck 1,.-. with tlev r4it ; Stott .weut into the house, a td ietterued with a stick. which he betook in. Mrs. tiiillees lace, then called the watch, and gave her. in PihVge to ir wateltinane—Miller tried to ex iroxtiirat4.not is viii,. Scott desired a titial to a white frock Xo, take care of Mai, who dragged 111111 towards the watt.h-.tome' by the collar, but let 11..4 1' before he it.:ll'.Wit it I" . MOtt ACC OMpdttleti Mt% M iller with the oareitinap to the watch-houses inahiog air of most scurrilobe language ; on their aeries), he gave her charge, mid if it had not 'area. fortell humanity of the eoustalilc, who accai.ted of tan Olineas as a security for her impeuniticc tie et bustitnig at asqon-garden iwilice-045«., she must hal i ;nr ainief a Prisoner during the night. 'lite.: ne o usitaug the mattes attended, when thu Pdimettleve disiutssed the charge, and rec nifty*. to the Plairtilo to bring an action, and told Schtt that lie would make his con duet known to isio. brother Mar.ti des. on the next day foe vmesning heroism.' T.ie Leanne.' Clussel #l, he was a. a 100 t° Itaow artist defc,ice th.• 9efirt.Liot etre t• rot ;if the liquid did not come from :heir window'. it entisthert muse from the heavens, 5...6 tisc c.esids held*" let ft!. water with sueb a j ot, fume. His bores! brotaer,Ser iegOilt had iseisiliwporef precedv..t to CAI CC . Anne Catalan' lir tarsi Castlervigh ; hil‘shat.he did nor think VIM :I paint, .as it ramie /Tort a bank seirsolesth Sate elosdem He Jaw" a. uo.dcfeuot or orecedent they could have for 10 scab !alcius art.o . :•ras'e. Tuts case war tally proved by If.. Mintiest ai.d Mr s Ross,. who happened to be passing tbroußtt Gray's-inn-lane.. and who gave their a Vv..- on tl.• sight of the. ,/%IClie, to tar Plaintiff*, frsout their sense of the isedariouo cognise. of the Define lents. " They were corroborated by Wire. Percival ,tit a Mrs. Butterworth. the two learatess who were is cam pity of the ilairdatis. • In &tinny, there were three witnesses called, loditsve rf Ott . I,l4ficeditista, wbes attempted to prove the 5 11 1.• Ainber tilditWittatti.e Ant assault, and that the 'Defendants behei 4 eitit quite in a peaceable manner. But the Jut y did trot give credit to their testhitesiy, sad fooled a rordirt fee the Plaintiffs—. Damages 101. and 40s. costs. • Sins sea S. saw-saw. This was an-action brought lay the Plaintiff, one of the partners of therhouse of noodle and Bridge, Ludgate-hill, to recover damages from the Defend ant, the owner and &Ayer of a Grahaeod. stage coach. far. drivirti his *tothli against a . one-horse chaise of the Plaistirs, driven by his servant, and breaking it to ritiaes red danucing the horse. Francis. Aaiun, aertaut to the. Plaintiff, deposal, that on the 34th 'of February lust, he was his. otarte Ai one-horse chaise through St. Merge r-01441, iu tire liorongb, be was on the proper min of the street, wit:tin threc feet of the flag-amp; on the opposite aide there.was *press of carriages the coutrary way. The Defendant, instead of foll.twifig the line .of eurriages with his stage, was driving at the rate of nine miles an hour, and attempted to pass .hetwern the line of carriages sad the chaise, the hill& wheel of the stags took tltr wheel of the chaise, broke the two shafts, frigh'en•d the horse, who ran Itg-ainit an apple :44h. and then against a post, and hurt himself very Thomas Wiilians Palaver, au oilman an St. Mar pret'odaill, deposed that he WA' from his shop the boy driving the chaise on he eight side of the read, about n yard from the kirb, ak the rate of about live talk% AU hoor ; the stagecoach was on the wrong side of the rind, and driving at the rate of 9 miles an hour, sod he had not a doubt I-it the accident took place by the owerwlriving of the stteze , :ouch. Mr. Wright, a cosalwiaaker, proved his bill for repairing the chaise. tel. 9s. John Chapman. ve:erinary surgeon, proved his hill for attendance. and medicine adaLuitmered to the home. tql. Si. lid. La drfetice, it was attempted tole proved that the accidrat happened .thrt.ugh the negligence of the Plaintiff's servant, but it failed, and tire Jure gave a verdict fur the Plaintiff—Damages 351. auk snit. costa. OLD BAILEY, FialuAv, Dec. S. TiARD DAY. Thomas Caporms was indicted for wiasultine. seph Butter, putting him hi fear, Kan violLiitly Liking frous bis person, and against his (pie sul. hole, and half-a-gutucu, has property, on the King's li.;:iway. :its:. Butter. the Prosecutor, gave the fonor.ing aviileiler :—Lle Sr in the employ of Mr. IVorksuati, jeweller, .in St. Jmues's-street, and he himself indos in Cleveland-court, St. Jame t,-place ; on the aught oC the sib of August last, ebont a qnarter past ten, he war going towards twine. through St. James's Park ; he sat (Jowls upon one of the seats: there *eto two others sitting there; it wee • re storkataiy fine moonlight slight ; the Primmer came aa id .sis t-possi s beside ism ; the party entered into a gen::ral cooversation: Nifty ,tirllnial. of volunteers; sitter some time, the other two went away; the Pri sonsr odder seed laiseaself to Ginn, he said lie was one I.t the Maty-14-I;enue Voltaiste , rlo; be raiailiarly t ippetl him on the thigh, said he was a nice man, .ria spiked him to come a;)d see hr,a ; , 41.1 he way a butler in a gentlemen's fgaaly, thst he .would girt him some goal wine, and that many very respectable gentlemen came to see him, so that hue seed uot Ise afraid; that its lie had the sp. pearance of a gentleniaii, he alight hide his watch and seals, and .imudy would notice burr. This he rehired; red, upon the Prisoner's cOutiutting to pees, hint. lie began to entertain suspicions ; and be ;.t; afraid he would follow hint into the streets, he thought it best ty appear to acquiesce, atid ae cordingly desired hits to walk on before Isite to wards Beckisigha.sit House. la this manner they proceeded ilk they arrived there, .the Prisoner sometimes walkieg before Litu and 'sometimes alongside of him* he then desired Qin Prisoner to go forward town ' tdat Constitution-bill, which he rentainedeas listd, at a short distance he tiire ilia he met a man, to Whom tie stoke ; he then walked on ; •the P.irolick came up to him, ou seeing tutu speak, and lie menial bade Into go forward at some distance, and he would come to him ; .about thirty or forty yards from 'that, he crossed over the road, driller a row of trees, thinking to elude the Prisoner, and be able try .return hack unobserved r it soldier- from ti wards ..Hyde Park. castle dowtenear to thespot whersihe was; he then turned beck, and proceeded en to wards St. James's Park, at a short distance before the soldier ; the Prisoner observed him, turd fol lowed at some distance; when they arrived at Buck: ingliam-house, the soldier emit towards Bucking: hum-gate. The Prisoner then came up to Waft and slid, rethe and take u (mach," The aimless swore at him, and threatened to kolick him down if he did not leere him. Tim Prisoskr then rain, they would not part so soon. and expressed some horrible and unmanly indecencies. Th. wit nen then renewed' his threats ; wheillhe PrisiOner seized him by the arm, and said lie would take)rini into custody by virtue of his office,' at the same time producing something like an officer's: *deer stank 'trout under his coat. IM said he ober noting tia.ers,weisd that he utts an ' Officer ol' Po: lice belenstiagitin flow-street. Hip said If he made rrsislance,he had only en whistle, and being COMM blot to #his assistance; b4l If he woUld accompany hid ' quietly, hr would lodge'llim in a'watdu.liouse, on a clietge.of intending to commit an unnatural ensile. Lilo desired io kw)* the addresisof the witailin ; ' aid he had sum knowledge of his person ; that he 4”..1 sten him on fivard at St. Jones's, And was sure he was an officer in the Gnat*. He added, if ~. • Witness would behave geacrisualy in dm heai u►a, it shoat." Me hushed op, end insisted on know. ic.r who he was, and where he resided. The Wit- WS MP'e uo h?Iiit:It1011 to inform hint, that he re sided iu Cleveland -court, St. Jamee'reedisee. %dame was very much agitated at the c 'flee Prisoner insisted en having it preyed Z i t 1-s ed where be said, and for that purfese went with Ism home. His wife was at-that tune is the country. He gave the Prisoner his name sadism. ;dormant. The Prisoner went with hint to his apartments ; he took him from a back teem into a dressing-closet. • The Prisoner then inquired whin he could do far him, to avoid the tinpleasiint et. poser*, which would be the conseqathice etgiving him in charge. The Witness repliesf, he did not know what he could requira ; to which be said he must have 301. The Witness stated he hadno such ant. and he might do with him what he pleased ; he then demanded what he could do? and lowered his demand from 501. to 301. to al. and lul. by degrees, and persisted in declaring, tharif ha did not comply, he would take " hire away, and lodge trim in the watch-house for the night. —The Witness still told him, be had 'not so much money by him. He observed, he could get money in the neighbourhood; lie had no doubt he could procure it at the Queen's Larder Tavern, in St. James's-street, to which the Witness objected:' lie then noticed his watch, his chain, end seals, end that lie might obtain money ;;a them. The Witness observed, that at that late hour it was unlikely lie should ; hut as he knew a Mr. Aliless, *pawnbroker, in Berwick -street, he would ga and try. Previousto their . goine out, die Prisoner required - something to drank ; 'he gave him some brandy, of which he took two glasses. lie then went not with him. In Piccadilly he took a coach ; the Prisoner got in with hint, and they drove to Berwick-street. He was there told Mr. Alders was gook to bed ; he was called up, and he got from hint lot Benk of England note, upon his wadi, &e. The 1)::soner was waiting for Into near the-donr, where he found hint when be tame out ; he demanded if he had succeeded, and how much he had got ? when be was told, he said he utiglit have asked for 201. ; the Prisoner to the 191. and said it was an unpleasant bnii;ness, and lie should hear no more of it ; but at that moment in. quirrd if he had not got any more rush about him ? lie saint be hail but belie guinea, which the Pri soner deinnoiled of him; he begged lie would not take that from him; he then renewed his threats, and s:iid if he did not give it him he would call the watch to assist hien ; the Witness upon this com plied, std gore it to him ; the Prisoner then said, the business should rest in oblivion, and he should hear no more of it ; the Prisoner left him, and he went home. Being asked why he parted with his money ? he answered, " because I felt a dread of accusation of a charge at which my mind recoiled, asidnein„;• me in the situation of a criminal, which would have exposed meat a public bar ; I acted un der that fear alone." The Prisoner was taken into eitstody on the 31st of .October; he had celled on him oa the 13tils. %bile he was at dinner with Ins wife shit famelr ; he was called (10WII to him ; he tutu deuirtods;l two guineas of hits ; he said he was going to Portsmouth ; that he had been dis missed from the Police Office, in consequence of lieime.off duty out the night of the Bth of August, awl net having accounted for his absence ; the Witness desired he would leave the house, and told him he would uot give him a single shilling. He was loud, and threatened he would expose him; whereupon he insisted he should lease inin, and pushed hint by the arm nut of the door. The same day the witness applied A. the office in (tow-street. The neat time lie saw hint was on die 3 ist October, when he came to him at Mr. ‘Vorknian's place of heftiness, in St. Jaiiies's-street. *here he had him token into cus tody. Upon his cresa-ritamination.. Mr. Butter ar. knowleit•zeil there were tivony people in the l'ark as m 4,1101 6 , 6, different unit that he did no t (11;1 upon any a . thus assistance ; that hi: had that tame. bcfere. aey r to +tetra slo from the impulse of the manient ; the a Captain Marsden lodged in the house with horn ; .but tbat-lte•did not inquire was he at home at the time the Prisoner recomintinded him to his lodgings; 1 that the watch were set, sud many coaches on the stead; anti that ke did out speak to any of them ; that he did not tell the pawnbroker or any of his men of the affair ; that he left the Prisoner in the street, and was hi the pawnbroker's house above fifteen inmates; and that he did not conliounir ate the matter to any person whatever, until he thought it right to apply to the. Public Office it, [Sou .:drret, for the purpose et* haring him 'taken -into distany. Mr. Alders proved his coming to his house, and getting the money, and that he appeared in gr/ill agitation. %Vilhani Anthony, the Bow-etre t Officer, took the Prisoner into custody. The Pris.oner was not Young Sayers; there was such a mail, a brother to one of the •Ilow-street Officers, The Prisoner never dal belong to Bow-street. • The Prisoner did not make any defence, or ea* any witnesses. The Learned Judge (Ganse) recapitulated the evidence to the Jury, applying the facts to the' charge-of taking money by force end terror frdar the Prosecutor. I The '1 ore-, with very little hesitation, found that' . , verdict—dui/is.. The same TlOnais Cannot,, together with jiniee Cortfrurkton,44 as again indicted for a similar ofilmce against the same Joseph Butter. • He stated that on the 9tii of August, the day after the commencement of the former iniquitinfa scene, soon after ten o'clock in the morning; the Prisoner, Coddington, came to the shop of • trit:i AVorkutun, and inquired for Mr. Butter; he told him lie wai the per”di ; he said Severs was waiting fur him in St. James's-place, that lee wanted to see him on the business which had occurred on the recycling evenin” ; he went accorthogly, and found Cannon their; lie took them to his spire. meats, in Cleveland-court, not wishing to be seen in the streets • Cannon there told hitu lie had been discovered to 'Watt Leen absent from his ditty in the Perk the eight before, that he was obli.;ed to at; Count to the other constables on duty, 'silo elaiated a slime of the tOl. he had raceieedetnut br ivaisob:ig, ed to state hie albumen to the other man (the Ka mmer) whom itit maid Willman% and deseribed as au assistant-cleat °Mee ✓ 800-ot r eci and that they reu else that they mow Cannon • IPAPAL INTELLICENCZ . A rrivud several outtv aril- P (14% 1 it u T :id m4 :• r !, T : l els "filCora. I. ift Dow sou The Jupiter is nppoieteci convoy for the terrimeno. and the TaMot for the Bah% • %Vint! N.W. PLYMOUTH, ROY. 30. Arrived the Minstrel, eartair, linflinwortir, with dispatches from the Mediterranean, which were mediate') forninticii to London by the uit-sseiv,r who arrised in her; she is put in quarantine. i t is said she brings rory favourahle news froti! key I Russia. fiteiurite cutt«r, from Coruitnit; brings no liens ; . S'ybille, of 3 guns, Ca,,t, ; ; ; , Upon, with • t•uuvoy of light transports, Coro . 41CL:OU 'schooner, Lieutenant Pati.leti. from th ,„ fl..e.t; Lord Melodic tentlti. Lieutenant Durham, from Waterford; ati.l the (..reyhostati. 'cartel, from Morlaix. . • DIAL. DSC 1. Arrived the Standard! from Portsmouth, *with s (vino:, notl ~erderal outwartl-boowlreoseh, fro m t h e 11)ovrosi auto _ rmattio m th e thoo &., i with, Hi a M a r . kot ) 's whips, btu prinst.—tit i.:d S.W . : . T - HE - Al.4ltKlaS. door for the could not out iu dtt and that ' then told the corner b. ' and they jollowed ; one of th e m ( t hinks an non) stud to the coachman, " yro know us, drive to Bow-street." They drove a few paces, when one of them, he did not know which, called to the coach man to stop ; hollAti to the Witoaeos, if you will behare like a gentleman, and procure the tummy, we will not prefer the charge against yon. The Witness promised to try a frivolo. a Mt. Smith, a silver-smith, in Briitomstreet. The coach was di rected to stop at the corner of it. They then got out : one of the Prisoners paid the fare ; he was asked to pay it, lint had no silver. They accom panied him to Mr. Smith's oboor, nod mid they would wait his coming out. He found Mr. Smith at home, and got a 101. now from him ; he dhl lot tell him what it was fur. He .taiol there fora fits minutes, ated ow hie return he %and thenkwailpag for him at the opposite side of the way. liserent up to them ; they asked him, had he sneem‘ed procuring the I 01? which he said he had, and - to them toget her. To the optestion. w hl his money, he replied, el 1 gave it 'them . i the do wl of being placed n the situation minal of that nature, hod they persisted ring their charge against me; thought th io . rot me into costa/rand lodged watch-!rouse; I did net conceive the y • sheet oGieers; I was extremely no under terror of being- taken to the and charged with that b.ime, I acted in. pulse of the mamma awl gave my money." • They then tool leave of him, saying he think him self happy, and that he olisuld hear no more of them. The remainder of his testimony related to Cannon's conclart on the 13th amid Jlot of August, as stated in the former trial. Mr. Smith proved hp giving the monty, and the apparent agitation of Mr. Butter. Anthony, the Bow-otrert (hiker s proved that Coddingtott was not a clerk in that office. Mr. Butter was called up again, and dated, that on the third of November he met Cod'lnigton in George-court, Brewer-street. That upon their recognizing each other, he ran otf ; but being pur iued, he was takes, and lodged in 'Marlborough strmt Office. Mr. Justice GRAHAM summed lip to the Jury. who found both the Prisoners--Gui/ty. Two n and a earthman were tried for stealing il. in Bank mote, front the groom of Lord Charles hemlock, on the lath of ortober, stet the two women convicted. In the comae of the trial, it that Cudditigton, one of the above convicts, was in the weinen's company, but made his escape for that time. The Ranee, KarA N AG H, 610 tut to Grenada, sailed tiara the Downs. on Turedny lat4t. The. nett lily, at 3a. al. near Ready !lead, was chaaetl by a strange schoutier, alit' :41: Lit. to the Dawn.. 1 • • Cf/R l .lf!EXCHAkirwrittly. •-a Tb, pup o l b.* 01111 .is MI peke tielaceikegoie,• mai the sa;em 'mole ha% tqe+tit tiu lout priree • •Ileilry 30. and 4Sa quart.•. lower than ore IN vary 7Mak•Nievysefe ; %lime Peer tiv "Ile rearel • ; the ttro•l(ilai.Wa,awr; sew T;cra aLont -per quarts, Old no struter ; tines 'a a tuleintolc supply of , Oat+, arid akin thereu:' Wrif quoted at ,little vrzirtiou ; 1 . 1411,f ten t.2erni of the last redttetava.. cutmtp, petieu GitA.lll.' . _ Whcat ........ 545. ;2,0. pi, nue (Pee) ....ties. sof. I%T • Herley 31alt N bite Pees 0 • s • • 1368.. )42* : Grey Peas fibs. BMWS t rA Tait Ream gut 7ss. ~1 .t 5.... WO. oril. ?O . I ) ..lai•ds• 44.. 45a. ol Putittue ditt0....... 461. 04 Rao( .Slood 40i Sal. to Pique *quite Ise. sos Selemola ' 70. 71d !MUM. Cern-Inspector's RErttra.:---TuottaD iv, Mc. d: Whs.at, per lold 201.. —a, to Barley, per quarter—. to 4 3g. —d. —d. to t Is. Seam as* 6tre. to U.ll.—d; Old sus. —d. to ass . Pee. 6IJI. —d. to tics —d. ---- -Tlr"- - - ••••• = •! - 7'.-.. • •• - •7 PR IC F. - OF STOCKS V ESTEIMAY. Bank Stork ' 2451 .i 3 per Centeltedueed ty, n 3 per Ceut. Conouta .• . . 06 3i. 44 4 per Cent.. • • .." •• • . •• .e• a. ....... bl4l r per C, to Nam.", ...... • 09i i Ler.* Anunitien._. • ....17 15-16 !Is 17 1.5 I blilwriul 3 par C 6114: st} 1 . I! eie. 19414 11•1114111 Exchmt.ef WI. ......... Tingllgh Lottery Ticluis . ~. 21{. vu. Consul► fur T% MAW " . lutiebtoierl, .. '... .4, Candlaireabd 9 , Clitri_,L DEATHS. At Stattat Riddell, an tb. 17ils ala. arapp amarctiatf, in bcr Ipth year, .11i • ]fare Mill«• 11.4.1e11 tbq was the wand dauttkter ut the tat* Thomas ALllca itiddW, Fes. of Mnent Riddell . At Hattie Barracks, lAeutr:•ant and dasisUat Illar;e30 Allele, of the Nurtbotuberlitu.l At Gibraltar chi the tilt ult. iire,,uneqsanice • of a vowel which he nrcival iu a dud with .144,ii.0r Ash, of the • , iik ' Re , iincat, Mr. it,lir.Bragnier, of f Hi s Majesty sibly bt. Jvau . the the 'ult. it the 75th gear mr his age, at Mg trti denca ia Hampshire, SorTavosai Paste), Bart. Admiral ut the White, ssloi lost his ia4 ou 010 tue 'linable lit of Jove, galluutty lighting for hes Liao and coootty. a H %% EIT - 1 . 7i I S {)AY, Al' Wet W/1-Utzlixa hient...:lo after.. s I irdl4 l 31 "taut. oiler Priste4 thi*G. DttIIMON, No Q. OW Butrctl-essitt,ftey-eteert, othel vithlt*lpecl st the ()dice. ~.; Us& of at. Ctcrue4 o , :Luta. Suard, h? J IVHITE, of 1 , 11.190 place ..-t‘wrN, 6.c. foe thug l'aftu, seat to the Olive, (pest eet:t be duly attapled to .... _ ---- ....., ......... 4 .. h........ ........... Ma. maw:roam PUteE tw - tiOrt. as au assistant-cletk is the (Ate at Iloteommet ; - BAGS. - rocutera. and that they required 114_1. mere if him; or ROWI 31 Mg to .41. 124 Kent, 41 --. Fn st. TO• w else that they ma prefer the tlisgradeftti charge's'emeat ' Ai. -s to dr elk g_iillltit, 31. 3*. 1.. 4 , 44 Cannon had made the night before. IL, told A 9 ahem, SIP' • •to 4• WS • t 1• .10s 1 araliarn,6l. —s. W 4. be that not baring WI. about hita r tbey tootle) tur ....._-1_ „ sM•VITIFIELD--Lec. 9. . . ias Oars Mallet W 33 witty wall supplivel a m, c urf,,,.-, L Dunn He was induced to ceingys br Me di of Cattle ; Herr, Mutton, tied Veal, are !leave oho, heosiou of the threat.; Catozr .......v, e e r laxt Repm, Pork sold at iaA pri.e, and die trade, fist before. He told Hirai lae proms ilia Mao- p .eut tlielei part was somewhat Art. Tin,. .,., i in the MI. ... ... Dey for them us the next eNlSplisg. t west raelte, Aka Hey Ltal 'Straw have fallen in to meet t i,,, n , i n g i . j nin i s s. , palm bilKil ttostatto Ataritar. Clow obtneei • hew* CalittOtt then asked a l e dose Wilk , • '• Pelee. 11, e fa"hlE Priecee and aitatttera iite as aceitiatn o .. elatatalat : be awe them, aesit they thesa_ . ... tratip.—!- • .1 • . Ter - elak the Offal per &Woe of blb. About a few minister liter Mae, offbe *me sigbe, Beef.. ...... .66.4•1•10 41664- Lloyd wr cAtelz• this tlil : the two pnsonars cubit to him at' Mr. Workman's,. ittntent :.... Va.!. to At. 6d. Iree:.!s - ; -1J at the moment be had 'as-cured the doom or . The • V eal ••-• A "I R ' Id' 2 ° 6w * d ' eller ? ••••• • • • • ••••• • • 3 ' 4°3 • Pork ... as 0 i twos. led Calve, shop. Ile had beani WO in the care and paimiiision L.,.b . .. . t7 4: : ,,.if I. - - . • • • . 1., oe ~,t p g , . of Mr. - Workmates preyed, during Es tlbsence, he : • 1013214F111.1.0 HAY.MARIir.T. I Intern, that ineentit*.lailk town for briglitou, with- nay- ...........I. ss. at. to 61. ea. ed. his family, far a Nees* Se apt weeks. When aim 5traw......... Li. rat. ed. 10 11 16e. NJ. door Ward open, ewe Siaw arid they were core, • • Mme'- 1 ' •.-• —44 44. _,... 4 • I. 71 " 14.. " 4 ' for the looney ha luilaptioulaed them, and that they 1\ EUVO Ate h ND LEADilitairkiabr iiiikaal PI. could not ant Wes •wearnit!,,, ,, -. He had uot heat s ef . t• . ~ (ay the C•rd:1311.) 33. 04. - 10 44. Mil 1'331' as . 09. to as M• out in elm aegis of that day ; he told thrill so, Mutton is. dd. hi '44 Oa. I ('wk AO. lid. to so vl. and that he redly had not Kot the mo t . y. th e y- (VAL-Saul:Fa D9Ollll‘9llS. 0. then told hiss they were yiast come from. Bow- ebipi•at Market.' a 4.3. '' ' Price. orate, and would take him there. lie agreed to 53.. Nes - cattle - 37 :• .. am. yd. a .0.. ed. aceounpany them ; one of them Nailed a coach to 7..500 cf Us deriaa.... 4 .... . tad. . 1 4'.i. 9 4 . the corner of Sr. James's-place ;be r . .. it, ..-........14,-,••••::•• i •••• 33C °CI a t... Ids V; N h l e r. d r a nt e tit t ti71.1...t5. ulu t . lit s S e g it. o: u t . Xe lrace it*Xtik:, Der . 5 •2 1 ......= here f ora foe R o Vi“T a n i lig• • 3 10 3 4 3. 2 L e , ' ti ll ist re ;) '' ' '' • .* ri thenkwailiOng flonsbut 4 o* • as i int/. Oporto. "7'..... . 69i 17. 1 ircut Altana - 38 5 sit'. IYabllo 9 sace d il l Parts n 6)•. date 22 4 COAL • • 17 1 , kg l , at gme i t Pitt,.- is .8 2F. Eitrt.i.tnx. ItoorkAux IS 8 Portntrod Gold in COIN IterVe the ' llladrall s . " ...— lit pew — ;tic! Bass per 08. .m+ -, /1 ill fear, ift ' Dittit" • t ' 4441'neT ' Nair ' irfielliklual ....4 . 7. 4 ) 'don' of a eri,. ' Palermo - sit_ . rtier . 9t___ Dollars — i i t t s. in 4: he y I)wrOftler'id Ditt0.......... „,„14* 411".... - 51: 7-141mill alr in .:7B 'st a . S il k : ) 1 :110 74 —lAls t. I T fged me in a • ' sllla. •••"' ' . . i 6 Cent. :y were Bow.. -.— . itated • it was . . MARRIAC.:I3S. '- , ate h:h omes 00 Antidl.,tise *Oh *lt. at fluensooy, the Ilse. Wlllough. under the itn - is, fle o rt lq te .:, as Mis tpe it s7l, N ,,.tif . P t t. M iss 1:101141 : 11 i r atte, r. ea, 4 Hwy." . They - afforded thr highest gratiliestion - to the public. At think Mtn- Sir George Bowyer, tort. to Miss Dosgla, eldest dougin . I. no mot ., „f tee of the late Sir Andress Snaps Douglas. my related to EC)! tie 17th gh,,5.4,.,,r°17 hat,. 61 D 44 1 01146, 3.11 ...1 4 it of Atiguitt L i s q Ue . t, Roil: n o'f that pleis . ll, s' ai:d lu a'a t ptain I ,. . • itte. - 11:14: Rouse of Assembly. to Miss Ann Itedwor, f "wit duig.:*ter may, and the of the late Henry Retinae, Esq. of Speall-Tosse ' A iit h cmy, t h e (In WCtillelibri, at the Abby-C1i0ne15,•7141.4, is, the :•tr ' ddin g t " tt " A ttfril ink ß .aft egt n ;o l'i t i l l its ' Henry :b: t t lhc h 4 •* lll4-181* " P1."4 '4::"! . •,ilig At I . s: i.ttains, t:, c • t daughter of the late Rev. Jo!. 11 illiams, Vicar of o , p- -id stated, that renal. r !. I