The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

THE STATE6fAII_7i Sd. Upon salt, in the proportion of two decimes. pet kiloeramme. 4th. Upon strong waters, brandy, gcncva, and all others of foreign or home manufacture, at the rate, of 2-1 florins the barrel. This duty is divided into two parts, that on dis. filiation and that on consumption ; the former shall he the same as that paid in the interior of the Em pire. sth. The tax upon coals, and upon gold and silver ware. 6th. The duty on tonnage, and intermit' nevi. gation. 7th. The duty on wines, conformably to the ex: fisting laws. Bth. The stamp duty on discharges of different imposts. • These different taxes shalt be classed under the denomination of the Consolidated Duties. 111. Of the. Posts: The service of the Posts shall he organized is the new departments, coufortnably to the Fieneb laws.• ;V. Of Out Lottery. • The dolma , De‘ch Lottery is provisionally kept up. The plans of each Lottery shalt be sant to oar Minister of Finance, in ordaC to be approved of by us. - ' V. OT 'rue CUSIONS. Seer. I. On Importation and Exportation. From the Ist January, 1811, the laws, 'decres,' and reguiatiOns of the Empire,. with regar d twist. ports add' exports; shelf be carried' iota effel the new Department', prith the exceptions to be . . terwaids mentioned. ' ' • ' • ' ' Stn. IL e est leshmahe end otimliaatio* (At tli ith ' . . .. tt: the Offieers of C101001:Ist. • The Ofgeers or Ctisionte is Holland . 14101 ha. charged with the service relative to leapeitationti from abroad, and experte to foreign countries, at well is. with the imports and ezportfof Holland to the departments of the interior', and from the latter to Holland.. • In respect to all commodities subjected tp the duties on interest consumption, in Holland, the for. malitici in force for the purpose of securing the te. 'ying of the:ditties, from the time of their being cleared from the Customs, in order to become arti cles uf commerce, shall continue to be observed. • • The Customs of Holland shall be divided into four sutodivisfoos, of which the chief places shall be Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Deckum, and Etnbden. The diiisten of Rotterdam shall comprehend fort, the islatids separated by the Volkerak from those lately waited to the district of Antwerp, and the coast of the North Sea, as far as Haarlem, in. elusively. That of Amsterdam shall comprehend the coast of the North Sep, fronsHaarleas to the Zuyderzee, the islands of the Taxi, Vlieland, and the coasts of *ha Zayderzee, as fir as Elburg, exclusive of that place. , That of Dockum shall comprehend the coast of *the Zuytferzee from Elburg • that of the North Sea to Delfsyl, iuclosively ; and the islands of Ter schelling, A.meland, and Schiermonikood.. That of Embden shall extend from Delfzyl, fol. lowing the coasts of the Dolled, those of t h e North Spa, eked of the Jahe, to the extremity of the coast toll t olbiedi• its land fcontior shall extend front • rmilt to Voiles on the Ems. he Ai rc ters at Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Dock. wee and Pebilea l ssell bewader the supervision of the Matter of ftequetts, wllo shall reside at Am. sterdam,. sod who shall beeklins title of Chief Di. rector. • Tim Chief Director shall be under the immediate ordeal( .101.1 r Director.qcocrall sett shall conform esia t M}y to all his instructions ; be shall transmit tlums Ars the . inferior Directors, shall correspond sgillittegs, ea all points of the service, and shall give 111.1 , 40#11at 0 411 clPersliPlis to one Director. Gene. nlisighoi voyerllielesili,etwy himself correspond with tleelaterior Direeterw,whenever be shall judge it Itrffter• , -.-, Ala t - lEkstChief Director shall reader an accoent to the Intendant-General of Finance of the produce of the Customs, and shall furnish him with • the Seca . 114 fyi,4olluMeity. • 7 Star. 111. Of the importation of Tobacco into tt.hr ,Allelland, ItediteexpitreferFrence. ..ld The ieeporeatioa of menulacibred tobacco f mbeoadis tirohibited in Hellated. , , %Foreign taboace in the leaf shall be subjected ter the duties at resold is force in Holland. i Tobacco in the leaf,- of *eery sort, may be lees. ported from Holland into France, upon paying the duties of the Fain& taziritili- .1 , ' Tobecoli tetniafactased in lialland may also be admitted • brit besides the daty imposed on tdisittietV la dhbleah-itsitall also pay that upon the made factere. . v. , r• ;.: 4 'Ebel said tobacco mel.only enter Franca. by'cas. toss-ionsca, which shall afteewards.be raarlsetl eat. The said tobacco, in leaf aid manufactured, wfter., having paid the duty oa importatioti it the custom.i house where it is entered, shall be convey * ed with ;Arndt' to the entrepots nearest Ahe office for telledt. ittfr the consolidated deft's. : . 'the tobacco may tempi* there eight days, durini wirAtivit: she. seeleiVe the Customhouse martierl Caste shall bo•paid at the offices of the Consolidated Duties, bleveu mkcimes per kilogramme, covering the duties on manufacture, of the hedge° of the ma. nofacturer, and' f the first sale. -Tobacco in leaf and manufactured, upon its en. try, shall be subjected to the same regulations with tobacco of French origin. 4 Tobacco in the form of segars cannot .he intro• duped into the departments of the Empire. SECT. IV. Of the exportation of the Malt Liquor: of Holland into France. Dutch malt liquors cannot enter the interior but through the offices pointed out, and upon pay. anent at the Custom.houses of I duly of two (raves per hectolitre. ircz. V. Of Flour, Bread, and Biscuit, and their Importation into Ilolldnd. ' Corn, bread, and biscuit, which, .from the de. paitutents of the EMpire shall elite At new depart. meals which at this day constitute 'Helfand, shall pax the on grinding corn ; bread ottll biscuit trotivab shall pay the duties hitherto levied. ' SECT. VI. Of Grain, Flour, and Pulse, and their • Exportation from Exportation shall cease when the price of the bee. totitre shall rise to 21 francs in the markets of the Department of the Two Nethes, or when it shall he prohibited by special decrees. %Viten exportation is .not prohibited, corn and pulse shall pay an lALport duly % regulated according to the following scale : When the price of corn does not *moue in the Department of the Two Nethes to 19 francs per metrical quintal, 2 francs; at 19 francs ditto, 2 (raves, 50 cents. ; at 20 francs ditto, 3 francs, 80 ennts ; at 21 francs ditto, 4 frills ; it 22 francs ditto, 0 francs ;. at . 2$ (rapt* i ltto, 8 francs ;, .at 44/ofics, the exportationtaltallbe suspended. 'Small. grain (menus grains) sod dried pulse 0 111 1 Is/ 9114 half 1, 104 contained in the shove SF . r" Offisa'circptfifion of Corn and 17 0 .0 r Rolland. . The ateolVion or coqi, sour, and bread, in the interior w annest, of 'qi4vont Holland shall be entirely confoiniekly to the law of the gist Sac*. Irllk. There 'ball be a depot • 9f fors*, produce aedMerchandize, notprobibitedi lo each 94 *Joni of A.nasterdam, Rotterdam, and EntbdeiS; This* &Teti shall be regulated upon the sane• poibeiptekas those which are established is France. '' Ste?. IX. Of tho Transit of Goods. • Get* which shall be 'admitted to the depot of Amsterdam, may be forwarded in transit to Ger. , many and Switzerland by tho navigation of the Rhine. The conditions of this transit, attd the duties , to • which the goods enjoying this privilege are sub jected, shall be pointed out in a future dime ! • SECT. Of dui Nationalitrof Skips. After the let of November next, there shall be a fist for each port of the ships possessing the condi. Bons necessary to entitle them to be considered as national by the laws of Holland ; the said ships 'shall immediately have all the privileges of French . ships. future, in order to be considered as national, 'ships must in Holland, as in France, possess all .tbe conditions prescribed by the laws and decrees, ^pt nor Empire. The Bllctitle, which relit to the military orgat nizatiort, establishes. io Holland two new military. divisions, two corps of ortilipsy, Sipa of easineers, Ito,. 'By. the 9th title s Helfand. ja to forst one single maritime district, ylAp - the,;ltly title, ale .ez istiag organization of thy QwtholieArophip, en4,,of the Protestant clergy, ipaintoiqed. Iso title places under the ordiva of the Director-Gesseral of Police, four general Commiasnriep of ROO% who, in addition to their other ; feectiesss * tttd charged with the inspection of, the Rae *of, Use Customs. By the 13th title, after Jan. Ist, 180, all the accounts forming part of the general systety , of account in Holland, shall be decided open by . the Court of Accounts at Paris; the Chamber of . Accounts at present existing in Holland le. polo gued to the Ist of January, 1812. 1i the 15th and last title it is enacted, the' tithes: • ikawl lond.rants continuo to be raised in Holland,; essafyraiably to the existing laws ; and that, olte, 'riorly, directions will be given with regard to the power of redeeming the said tidiest and roots. ve=vemmanrmanweentm The Britannia &pop, on her passage from Lon. don to Boston, on Friday night, the 19th instant,: struck on a sunken wreck, near the Shiperash SandAbetween- Harwich and Orfordncss), and, im. mediately afterwards went down in deep writer. , The vessel struck with such violence as to tear away the whole of her stern.frame ; and the eon: sequence was, that she filled and sunk willustish , rapidity as scarcely to allawlite Master and Mate I time to gain the top.mastArad - for safety eltliCire. ' mainder of the croW,'cousisila(pof thamibrii mete . washed from the shrowthlt ity, die viteleisle , ll Ala waves, and perished. The Master sad fillbainglik ' pily succeeded in leshing.thelliallas ta.tbaleipillast with the pennant belowydkapd its that' awe** were preserved, the vesael . .groperfing lig' satikfiati depth of water as at low mark just. Seashadbthili cross-trees ; and upon t h ese, 'at sicit'Ailies,= supported themselves by alluding, but were d - to the top:mast bead war on the retort of blghl water. Havinp contiuped ba Ps wretchedahae. tion sii and thirty hours (from eight aseliiiik: Friday night till the same 'hoer on Seed* ' Ring), they were then providentiallysdhatedlby a ship pasting, road were leaded at Ye/0006/( CORO/4 EWS I NQUEST.--Au'lnqu:hiton"%ras tahent yesterday at the Nags's Head, Its Orattge.eourt, On' the body of John , &Ilan &eke,: Bit. '*ho riot ! soned himself by taking arsenic-at ski New Sib ter Cone...house, Bt. Martin't.lene on qieeddlehlty* morning. The deceased was an irish' itinAtkeisan s who had married into- an 'lrisle famlifilifilinsi.l quence, and he" hid lodged eliiiie ellttitlff't o holds'' fi t .411601,0ut by thei gsfiegeti of' MO 'l, COYo, illllooll l in New Street, thet the deceased had „taken jioison several hoer, prealjus to' this latter' illatight,talan when he,was arrested by the Offices? '4ll4ost-he- nbilinately refused to take any medi cine lie adlie4l, that he bad done the deed, arid' he would not take that which would finitude - kW design. - 'He at length grew insensible, aid hir;ffilt drenched with an emetic When too late. HO rat' torney stated to the Jury, that he had sot bait sober one minute these four years, 'which he attri.' buted to his embarrassments, and he considered him' a maniac. Two of the Jury corroborated this facti 'Verdict— forsaity. , . . Yesterday, as Mr. F. Chalk, wineLoverchant, of Mineing.line, eresitrfing on his horse, and inquir. 1 ing after one which was to be sold, at Hall's, in I Grostenor.place, he dropped o ff , in an apoplectic, fit, as it is supposed, and died in a few minutes. A 'few weeks ago, a man who lived in the neigh,- bourhood of St. Helen's, awl who bad parted with his wife in consequence of some disagreement, in a it of desperation at her refusing to return to him, cut the throats of his three children, who were left at home with him, and afterwards committed.the same violence on himself ! ! At first the ' 'retcst all of them were despaired of, but one of OO4 him and the father are now likely to each.; [ The other two ehildrea died alnicitt itomediktely. a , OLD BAILEY, At.. !, it • The only trial of impOrtance which occurred this day was that of James Miller, who was e capitally indicted for having committed a burglary in the house of Mr. Fielder, of Clipstone.street, Portal land•street, on the 14th of October' last, and steal.:' ing therefrom a large suaatity of wearing apparel, and three Bank dolluss -2 - . Some Police Officers examined the honse,neit day, and found a bureau , a chest of drawers, and several other depositories, had been broken open by means of iron crows, and one of the keys taken from the Prisoner was found to open the street door. The Prisoner made no defence, nor did he call any witnesses to his character. The iLearneOutige (Baron Tnomrsox).fn reca pitulating the evidence, observed, that the indict ment contained three counts ' • the first charged the Prisoner with a burglary ; but before the Jury iould convict him of that they must be satisfied 'that he entered the house delving darkness. The, second count charged him with breaking the house, and the third, with stealing from it. In point of . law it was immaterial on which he was convicted,- sts the peoperty taken exceeded the value of 403. and therefore the offence was capital. The Tory found hiM.Guilts of breaking and teriog the dwatiiug.houie. - MIDDLESEX SESSION.S I ..* • •• . I' -"01,110 em." liegisirites were ployed net* fli# if t vttlii Pa iplif rderia hearing rish A" ppeals, ' wlttstrever.. ta r I v 'dl.l _ t- • 1 '-' Mondv last; being An ant !ipp ed, for bring, d i Aiii :, % Itig and proidlicii*g tim - Citartior o,aient for! 'the !borough Mahon, the sigeo .Was 4 ose'ried by I ,theintsibitititsit an early hourji7 ringing, of bells., r'.-ifts rifOr"-,.. . on, anderery, other demonstration Of f :• At o'ClOck e t numdrous party or Mr; it/ tell's/kends assembled at Danbury, * ;ppet four tall 'from Mahlon, to receive him, and testify their approbation of his very honourable conduct, i srldel has been so uniform and steady, from the .ttommencement of his haring offered himself n mil . idldate for that borough. At eleven the Oimpesipg j ! ' off fiain Danbury, in the fent/will& 9r4, P re 44). • . •..,0 ed t bi a band' of mtifie : - libe yoUni freemen no hmiebac,, k two anktlyiNitliFo . 4lFli • %Amino* band'of 'tunic: - • 1 , Alf.:'Qaal,ell, in his carrlaserta4 flux. •• • • J a ; The Mayor and Corporto,lina, ,, Gilarfg.„,lliNtooo l hl The Gentlemen of the Charter :, • • their trienaf, 1.1 The procession, which y - i .id at l e ast s , inge,. Milted twos distal:to, 'b o 4 :• it entered tale taro * , i ibb 1 itaitn •of tak.),l• ll, 0 hoTO „hp!! qtr i kitten I etirri4ge„ whiels , llii,at ! lellill4;7 l l PA I i isopeiaelt)! about tipqn . 6,7 . 11 . An ? '14, 1 9 4 01 , cl : et Abe acClamailditt of the niestp . A ! cpt3gianm.ilh , iiiiitistoiii ever witnessed on mit :Ogg% qficitsisft iiihepilleeeded throdiYl 1 4, t i ilfilifitllefla i tp; Mr. Gaske t ! i and the Chertet: wpril t AO .is 1 r . 4 I , i, !iv i eves' 'Window * efts! 10 . ii ! ifits prlm! • 9gif x rpill to ibe:litarket-fl i te ' ' lit . 1 1 . 00 11 0 If# l ,Rf. , fciii the Onriiiish, o . 'f - flu" *tilt . lt ," , ,berneddbe in gin .rg g y o thetr'lbsrb Mai" " ,, n:s k t inrA c t. 1 o i trilitilkeeilt i cZo . s*, Mift 0 !WWI t; krem Istestlintinf Milf , 4 14. t li; smS f i . . doijskitkihri4. atik . r A c ? 1 , tr ef; i n , A ;ti‘i B i l i t i * P ail ?: 4 ,il i ti!:( ° n n l e tirj fa 1 - ir r*/ li Alittaw . t e tT34s t ? 1 1 . _P__l-“__ H c it yl liAeilllieaftls , t tills. l ; '4ll;9pßck; , I .i• pt . 1'i1 3 4 11 44 t I . j l l /1 "itf. .! . -... Kiot.t i it il E . 4r Itatt l ett l in am 41c? u . P. '''' - - - . 1 6 0 1 *4 1 t 44. A. !0f...0 r ie . too. , Al. g' VP' ..- #Sevgr - -- ;E# . .1:0_, r l ' - , , ig i ". / 01 1 '' - fP' duty irit4 i -51 4.04 fillrk ' • • I IL. . 1 ',. 1 # 1 1051 . 4 4 0 Ar . 1), I Ifolfi) l 01/ 1 ( ,I * 7i vgoßie If Airittsipit;a,",Ttsiaia, has its! olrelmlie l'aMilisc4.9V• l 4 . 39l Gosul. /And.. geogebuidyboll Prises. He sheceeds Mr. D. F. Warden, eltaitsal bit! llPPointAtt 'AV DlPT.Woludly- . ' 6rsKiorz4eillpreeosiairon.—Ats island made hi lapprirdiume oath 301041•A‘gObt lest * in the sear .tsti ACTiri Nbriuldiaa,. near Besket io the Forest, , ligh tonitierlano.. • Itie •several yards diadance kola' p i st, • 'time sidleismillies retained ib local situatfen, *lda the keit sdpratiorii eves Jince. lt in probt liae arises from the bottom; as ao trades east ' fpund of its separation from the main feud. v .; Mr. Frey has obtained, in bisaortherttesearsine, nyviardt of 1200: for the purpose of militating in the prineiplcs'of ChristiOnity OM children of Id& gent Jews resident in Loodon. • - , .... A. lire b_r_siltq put eis Tvesdair !tett at * . p i tkbye house;' in W,hiteciem-fikiiit e t 1i11e* , 4614; 'A .jrntlo# woman, 'Whii slept ilk 1104 *Dia iner t , pa",heis fright threw herself out or tid witiff?ii.gi4ri yisicso Orr*. (ul5 , bruised th;t she diedAteii. . • Onviik.p e ab t ui Assa,of,T..l-A . i l lien of th e, iimge 'Of Agis . w lai piissing alOng_eia#l . ly eifik:his tire, in.li single4inise i iheisa, *Olc Wednesday even., isig,:, at disk; iirlintiise fiat M& by a sort or hackney . toschOlvairti by''One • Irene, and two Men on the' hug, yhich wap r dfivertegainst the giA • vvitltriefh,e,inot l / 4 'talent& i'o bieskh"te iti! Alia, .au d. *fa . ; to ;knee*, down the . ba'ne t ')lii: 'Atri a was . tuo4tiuriouilii hurt, and she now tee in a bad state at a corn 7. chandler's in Piccedilfy. The names of the'inen on' the.boz lien. Prig, a hackney-man at Xeights bridge,', 06' bed ‘bonght the coach ; and a publi- i mi l ash's soo of this - 146 e 0' Saliba. Their conduct a i l . ter overturniOglhigig . was of '' the worst hind . .ltk.; stead of offering the necessary atonement, they it , j the most vile an•fbrntal language ; but Smith an the coach were taken to Marlboeough.street Office, tater reverel persons had been knocked down in a riot which the offenders had caused. Long was law yesterday Morning* undt i• both were held to •,: • - bad for the assault. ~ 1' 44 • 1#1 . 1 144#niffq?x e ixtmet Itcw. p a r j e f O t , w Tiqurp t i l O rr _aw l 4 54 A c oli inrs4lYi e 49 . eir 44 1 0 , 1 1 .ts,Fr Pimp Tstolue,4 sQmeg*ow " , frig° , ;trial)? Sive.. 4 oplo . 4'- 1 routed Tin ii. L 4 oA7l ll won ,ii h i ßk „wok iiggro , rs•_,AIN Ye/ P h * Pefetfilli r. esu .ormr, altd V F/90164,11,4441x5ifit ITA)llslue*l, itcl***l4ofitirri. ,• 5,4114 fr., . Llimpammt-Go. _ . ;4 4 V _...,•• • SUJIMARYof the :DUTIES of SIIER:; BEING A IMWOPIIIII. taIP SIR RICIIA RD PoILL I ' ~ . LIiTTIIII . Ta T)l,6lalYkitY of LONDON. hi .4,4cisoy E ttllfteriffs were elected annually h .that portion of o people on e hose behe t el w er tht - lINT#.. , t i . frirlae :. 4"( I by the Constiter - I; laws dlay in the 0 . f 41 / 4 " the Sovereign , with e lls: rei: eet i cute t i ll to cite privileges of the li l t:epic.. ~. The geaerai duties of. tlpoSberigle office are ea . . f °4l '—' 'l. As execa.tors of all writs Bad lest' v et e % 1. As keepers of the prissier.. 3. As silotatmers of Jurymeu. 4, Al 0111 , 44111 vet Coons et Law. '. 1. its aletutinaters of all *pommy pnnishment s , I:As pwaidiag oilier., at the retura of Reyreseutat theivoneui demote, or Parliament. - To perform those important functions usefully , eillectively, , and honourably, ther e are requisite ii: Noe person of the fiberiff;.- I. Patslic spirit, and independence of mind ant fortune. It. Habitual sentiments of obarit v for the frailtie s , * a teutteruei.s for theislisforttiar;s, of thiir fellow beings , l Tit. An unshaken' attachment to Publi c Liberty, and to the Fines oldie Soverei t ga. 4y. **severing vieibmce in th e superiateadanc e of eters riFrtoto Ar ieist Ofdulies. ty, taking nothin g on trust , and leaving tyi. . pa . .4 0 Smyp i lyeploje respect for, principles, never etomplo o k,•, e . IV toA*Wy temporary. prejudices or practi ces . • 3 I. thatrasprtirresitt therinkbur4and intrigues of th ose w 4 ' pest by abases. ~ . • • Tim details of duty are implied by the duties ,ilttemelses, but thoso of primary •importanti aro .. -'• h. To visit the gaol:: frequently, and at tfneiperted i , i 4 .. cquiPal#o bY Kadcrs.or ton:them taking teal jai. moment secludes np pppislineela try994}tile. custody. '7'b ameiibrAte file condition of th e pr en and their fa. allies. amtto.report to sho Haectstive Govern rent n o tlm Ae VOA Wilirl tar law hears with unrcesenablesevorib. . Tiiiike caw that no puni.hincnt is iner e i s s e e by ae ,, en. pais-prejudice against the eriroluril,andchat all thejediusy t r; t st ( . the iase, arc executed, in tenderness stud mercy. 4. To strike al) Juries in Krum, nod qu take atpecial ewe that the spirit of fill the la*S for sfriViog Juries is aped upon. , 6.,-Toessard o i laJost• cabals. nrejidlech indripsies, nail imps in4utaye in Juries. by calling each Jury iu a pre-d r i er , mined order from at least three remote districts of the jun s . ,dictliiii. t 6. To sqmmop Grand Juries by a similar rotation from aasos i the most infelligent and indepcodeot persons of every dinria, ' hiking care that there is a due mixture and balance of local ito tarot inavery Grand Jury. 7. To .fatue minutely and. secuptiloady every c h irp ' m twit trade 'Bolen' , turnbeys, bailiff-, and tjwir followers; to WWI Ric -ap Interim-and beware that no extortionate sr rex. 1 ,449144101ciii:el Witt plate nt eitacting bait. j. e ,,e word, the seeurity a our patens and pro. pasties,. under the law, a/pitied oppression or mal. •adinioistrasioo, is ie the Jornittof the Sheriff, and it 'depends pently on hie vigilance whether the laws sexes as. a aseaos.of.protectien' or -annoyance.— While the v.eadicteof4erito remain a barrier against 'esprit! of Jokes / oind the influence of wealth laud pose!, it is evidently, 011ie highest importance rit isikihe Sheriff s u mmon them in the way whi c h i s l i t tlinnatiat likely to secure an impartial aed indepea. , deastittecision, anilithereittlies tbe emence el English fdiertie. OD *Ali . intellipoce aad uprightness of the lrimaigitiam.Officer depend therefore all that is desir. s pie under 60 Goantitutho siotliisg iland, omf 11, !that reederathe ICnglish,. is essioare4,ll;llllirty • • Ise taother nations. .0 , . •:. ii , .i • t • anesenommolimpaingio • o iv LiNtim4 .l A ',slid named Absendt-d wee polsothidektinti. :egeete,lottAteek, through the raised indbletetiot (as 't story is related) of two or three persons. The - *giber had applied. ta an apotheraryr who* " kelt 144,siassrket 4 ' 0 foreomethiag to relieve her little girl gebtaitkainditpositietv,utuler which slit Muni ' akkeibieh tt n Sidneatit ion of Gales declarlits 'it imiseeik kola , mistook, uA. mete*. -wee so be :! WAR turandield sissts die peseikry iliialhather to* . - tails isiimeaoLordi esitosisesette,Akthe ' 'NIA child. Tim mother stalled ;a 16f or two' 111111144. - and the ndlyspoliket wilt* hadevrived whi `gbr4ettes her. No diredien was open . it ;-. bet aft 1 Ottnattkpfook the packet, and tlyoughiltriety itheigig toted's large part of tiincontents-Lerhieb piovothi isditsPium ! The chili' Medlin eniiikkise4ice is 'hours....Yerdict of the.Cloretiiiiii iset—kri. sitnlislt Death, , ~, • . (.., ~..:• . ,-A ., young Gentlemao illtlflooitin 'thy orduanor Oitee, itilerOlihet& ft! 'ATI; 0101 11 ago, big typep till, .1 1 cicppikihilk: , wie 19 .00 4 4;, by gi 'throe 'kliositi with. b i a. ,„,, op, Wick , crape abhii their faces. They h4ye kgpa, rani sine mar the same'plaee, and t in 0,41 :Tope disgai l se e elitism er5?..C/tIION-Off_9l 4 allef4ON is4tßffilitgitii.Nriat, 4,i, .ftßill. c4 Al s4 .lPe EMIR, ~f ~ii i; • t. ' di- Wilkifif" ) ". Ata . litilli taotertook:place last week at _,?...• .14 Ililltut •of 4wo telltoclubhi ladies in Carlisle.— 4„bout midpightt, ape of tbn ladies , s u pposed that !her companion was expiring under the grasp of some relentless robber,- arid having heard tau pis. tols fired at the saute tipse„ was coatirmed in the ve. rity of hersupposition.- She jumped out of bed, threw up the window, .and called" welder! rob• &ers I thiev.es. I Which so alarmed tito•Oviighbolita hoed, that several. valiant geatiemen voleettered their services to catels.thia 'sidelight aseasein. On seisyching the. house,, the goiatleiMan, found that the 14* . bed Ike tost excellent Lqtiled ale, Seine et which had forced ant the earks, Which. the affright• . ed:lady. hool,gakaa to r the reedit t afpisfoleit_La tire s t, • B Oa the 2TMk iiißt3lllo night ftau. Lady Lucy Antr.Oallt% at l esattint-ptvh, u(a aer and heir. OU the 3140. at Stilt; 000 palmy, Atuatiag,lifill,thea. of Prasicis HartstV7L t 2olti. of a son. • Oa Wednesday, la Upper Harley-street, tho Lady orCe ol o Stith, Es t 111 7 °t: * ... . . MARRIED. Oa Tosidoy. the Rat. Edmund S. Radcliffe, of Weenie ,nal, taambire, to Frances, younge2A daughter of Jokiiiil4 ligq. of 'itetkharnstead Castle, HertS s . . u:'_ DIk:1). Tuetd4Y, at her house, on Clapham Canalboat at lig a d ' 'owed age, hfri:Sttell, iFitlow of. the late William $OO4lll. On the SI% alt: nt Curderia, s oeorge flume YenteF, bop tii skint Depn - 10 P --,—aYmPnlez des Wit Forces serving ander Lora Tellington. • On the 14th of Janaary la,t at Dian alone, in the 19th yeaf :big age, Charles Horan, go. of eh Kith Native lofmtr%, 01 ritf illa srad tur '9f da C , I , ili*l t he 19th of liat t:.‘ 3 ...so we n li t:, u a r tl i h u e i r h . e u als alye igi n a ; . • ..ted bi" all who knew her, 11ri. Elizabeth . .gie Rev. Wadhaw Dente, Rector of that ber daughterit P.irk-street, Southamptittliflf tet t Abtrwell, on Tueelday last, 11 n. Priest, aged 74 %Tars. Op i the ► th ult. at Plymouth; of Gonsumpiinn, Alas , SO wily nineteen, daughter of the late Cul. al eieditbs of Mew the ttillery. • 'On Vir nesday Splint-square, in her ii3d tear, Mrs. w AL° lariat], relict of the late Dr. Ailtlingt.m, of Grove fume, w t Printed mad Published by 11. Loses'', al Sussman ()rims di. else.birest. 1 ■ I 111 vr l Am, k!s • .1 , 11f 4 • ,tor , 4 R I'i . ii . e i.k -i!I paled VI C vivre" 14:1). D. eltl o* 1 11 Ca fur l fide line .-- F Vi;ited l;offes, on the kurant, App CO. NI preven unle-5 ' l'ers ittichie above, TIC.K 11()1 P 1, 11;11 ~ 1 . PLCi We, snr%,, Yriz [Tate v; LOO Thi ,nubt cars, Th itch) !mt. .~ old al No.