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LAW INTP:LLICKINT E. ---.001-7- COURT OF lilMi's BENCH—Fri. IR. . CRIMINAL INFORMATION. At the sitting of the Chart, Mr. Hobert England FcruA, a eutorl-ktoking young Wall, addressed them. He beg ged that neither the Court, tior any of t wia its lent ned A vacates wool(' take offence at the ap plication Ite was going to make, as htuareured them . he did not itietta may disre.reet to them. lie then stated', that he wished to the a Ciiinittal Ittforpia tion against DoctOr Iltealni, an eutineut Physi cian, living neer Charing-Cress. Ile grounded his application on an atlidmit which he yd in his hand. Lord ELLENaottounn iid , Trupteti - him and oh. 'evert that it wits the last day of terms , m ud that no Counsel-0f that Court would be allowed to tuake ouch w Motion on that day ; rad 41 stranger could not expect greater indulgence than the !leaders of the Court. 1L therefore must defer In.; soppil y /taut uutil neat teats. Mr. Flans accordingly 41; ,ti stud. ItIitACTICZ toed ELLENsoaotiout observed, that on account of WIN abuses is special bail, in actions of trover, the Judges had crane to a determination. that no ..,could be accepted, without as order .from the Lord Chief Justice or one of the other J‘ulises, of that Court. JU DOM aNt. THt; CL S. SA Is. • Its. Justice LE Meer reed the minates *sten ly Lord Chief Baran M. Donald. on the trial at the castes. It appeared that the Defendant was ttleent of Ow Prosecutor, Mr. Myrome, of Da verfordwest Tb,: Defendant was in urrenr of real to the Peneecutor, who called on Iwo several tone* far the payinent of it. Ou the )sth of Au win last, he went to the Defendant's house, by his appoiatment. when the Defendant made woe excuse for not baying the money that day to give hint, hut remarked, that one of the crass lemma of the home was broken, mid asked the Urempeator to to in r.xl look at it ; the Prosecutor 1 frets his horse, and went is and enmities this beu but could not pert eive that it well lunkea. The Defendant said the Prosecetor had bedew take a ke*, wet by standing on a chair he gelid easily pick out the rotten part. The= mane" pt oa a chair • on which the Def vi o panel the do o r to, and presented a pastel at the la* Premeatat, sweating that he would sheet lieu if he did not sign two receipts which he held in his head. The Prosecutor asked to see them ; he gave these to tutu ; they were receipts for 1201• the assent of the tent due by him to the Peel , mo u se; sh e peasenstor, to put him oil his guards and to get as appoeteaky of seizing the mitots' OW the Defeadaut they wets net drawn property, kat, be weaki write them ores again, and began to wise unseeingly. The Defendant being lulled into amenity. left his threatening position, on which theProveemor wremlied the pistol from hie band, examined it, and found it was loaded. The De &alio tried to regain the pistol by force. and in the iscatWe got the Prosecutor down, but the latter still kept possession of the pistol. The Defendant put his kueeon the Prose ut or's breast. and kept line is that position an hour mid a half ; at the expire- Ow of which time he permitted him to rise. finial pertatisiag net to bring as anon apnea him. The Ihfendant wanted him to swear he would net, tad predated a bed( ter that pdrpnse. On the Prose eute4 refusing to swear, he eaetaimed, be war. 4—(l if he eared ; for if the Prosecutor ever did. Istatgos a wont of it, he would not have long to lave;" he then opened the door, when the Prosecutor and applied to a Magistrate. The cause was t' at the last Assizes for Ileverfordereet ; alien the Jury foaled him Guidry. He had hero three weeks confined in the gaol of Haverfonl wane ,eatter a wavelet segued 1w the Chief Jur-. tie% sad was breagieup for judgment on his own Them were three MI of character read to lei . nhahme ef paniament. Me. Leen. _Cenral for the Defendant, hoped their Lawdshipe weld take into consideration the general good cheractee of the Defendant, awl also havitag hem thrue.wecks already in confinement. • Me•Dslites., for the Prosecution. we. sure the Court would not inensider the three we, he condole meat as any usitigethsh when the oftener was of such a mognitnde. He did not wish to say any thing to ieegravate the con; in fart, he had us dine-time to de so ; all the Prosecutor wising tray velar security to prevent a repetition of the ealsee. Me. Justice Cerie, ia a vevy impressive warned the Defendant against rem bring guilty of such an efiiinee again; and sentenced him in he isripviseaed is the gaol of llaverfordwest for six (Mender months, and at the expiration of thee Anne to give security fee his geed ruswlect hew two year' ilmorif iu and two .iirelies in each— mid hi remain in custody until the sevunty wolf e ve. * OAS% ET r. APTVINGI'OW. Mr. Pane': applied to the Court for an order that the coats in this caw might be referred to the Master hit a recoiwinleration. The etreumstanees of She ease were, the I ).f.-n4nt was • Sheriff's ooret, and had arrested the Plaintiff on a false writ ; elite instigation of the Shand'. the Plaintiff hionght so action again , / him, the name I.f the Plaintiff ing been artnalli forged in the wnt by the Defendant. lihe Defendiutt let judgment go *Tains/ him by iietsi!t.. The Plaintiff kuowing that the Juries genevally at the Sheriff's Court, were formed of pennons conneeted with the 'Ace. obtained an order for what h csVed a good Juan. who asanswil him lid. damages. Toe Plaintiff ssn snronsed %Iwo he wo. ,olieri on by the Under heriff for three guineas for Ms own trouble, two guineas for the officer who summoned the Jury, and ono guinea for mil of the Jurymen. The Master, on the taxation. refused to allow &those MUDS, by wiat.ii means. although the Plaintiff got dalaaresi he had 17 guineas to pay. Mr. Parke observed, i.e. made the application merelv few the purpose of liringuig the circumstance liefort the Court, to present the same kind of itairosition *ad alime of the Under Sheriff in intim. Ile 1161 en 'Admit, which stated, that the Jur) nem form ed of mea in the some kind of hfe as the eormon Juries that attended that Court. • Lard kild.r saoasitaat observed. that the Nfaster laved very iroperi) to not al:losing the t:aarge on the taxation, and they eotAld;tiot Send it back it - Isiah Mr. Paiute then moved for a rale to be directed to tilethier Sheriff to refund the seventeen gui maw—Rule granted. TIM SlNG'''. BARNET. Mr. Martha? ? and Mr. Kiev. applied, to the Court, in behalf of the bail in this cause, fur in dul gi,ute ; they expected the Defetidant, who had been about six mnriths hick in Easton, in New Eug land, would have bad returned to this country, anti received his mutest'. The amouut of the bail was £lOOO, and if they were obliged to pay it imme diately, they would be ruined; they, therefore, hoped the Court would aUow them some time to raise the money. The Couur observed, they must apply to the Court of Exchequer, as that Court had uo juris dietiou in it. COrItT AT COMNON PLEAS—F►o. az The fallowing Order was made a Rule of Court this day *Mary Tens, in the 413 tit year of the Arlo' of King Gears" is ordered, That from and after the ►ast day of thus Tam, no Def*adant shall be holden to ape. (dal baR in Troves or Detinue, unless 10 order of the Lord anaf.lastice, or oae other of the Jostler* of tins Court. (Slued) J. MANSFIELD. J. HEATH. A. CIIAMB/LE. mismsoutme The Cecilfa, MAast, from St. Michael's, for Loudon, is on shore, near Margate. The Friendship, SHELDRARE, from Cork, fur London, is put into Rinmagate, with the loss of anchors and cables. The Groee Hill, SACKER, from Riga, for llu ll, i 3 stranded near Copenhagen. General 14'nrrecocae was born about the year 1759, and was educated for some time in the Grammar School at Marlborough. Ile was placed by the late Earl of AYLESBURY (whom his father served as Steward), at Locuer's Military Aca demy, near Chelsea, where be remained till the year 1777, when his Lordship procured him an E.nsigncy in the 14th Regiment of Foot. Ili. regiment being at Chatham barracks, he there formed a friendly connection with the present Quarter Master (.ieneral. BROWNRIGGE, then Ad jutant of that corps. About the year 1787, he and General B—, both then but Lieutenants, mar ried two daughters of the Lite Mr. Lams, Chief Clerk of the War Office. Quick promotion was the natural Vurnee of so fortunate an union. Ile soon beca to' Field Office r, and on the com mencement of the war in 1793, he was promoted to the Lieut.-Colonetcy of the 13th Foot, in a hich he 'erred a considerable time in the West Indies. He Ima coursi and St. ; Domingo, where au ext raordi nary -instante• is. related concerning an o"verture . to thertench'Cleneral Lavatx, published by Mr:• .EDlrsiMr;''but which, at this moment, it would be i • thlOtlite. General Wittrexocxx return ed to • 1131 in 1794, and, from his matrimonial connections, was soon appointed to the Flume Stair. Soon after this he obtained the rank of Brigadier- Geneist; semi progressively rose to that of Major and Liouteumst-General. and to the command of the *Pk regiment of foot. In 1797 he was second in trOltakand' at Portsmouth, and here he had many Olikrortnititles of displaying his parade talents, • which are so dithreptly appreciated. lu 1800 lw was remora' taus L this situation. and appointed to the command of the depot at Caryibrooke, in . the Tale of Right ; and in 1807 he became Com mander-in-Chief of an Expedition destined for the re-capture of Buenos Ayres, from whence he returned unsuccessful in September lost; on the • 9th of. NOrember um put under sa arrest, and • is now on his trial. The . adjourned Session's for the City and Liberty of Westminster, sill commence this . morn ing, at eleven o'clock, at Guildhall, Ring -street, W estminster, %hen Bill Somers , Wuudfrrd, and Mate ! the pick-pockets, will be brought up, and the opinion of the Bencii given ou the legal objec tions taken to their eons iction. A truly benevolent lady. in Bath, not in the . habit of seeing large parties, or making routs, gave lately a splendid entertainment, where the con dition of her being AT FIUME au., that not only the card money, hoc the full amount of the win nings, should be appropriated to the relief of a &- mit% that once " moved in circles gay," but were now reduced by mental and personal atilitions to the greatest distress. This unfalinonable r o u t was thronged; and the %%innings were ample! Lately were interred, with military honours, at Nrhittlesee, near Peterborough, the remains of Mr. JAMES SPENCIia, formerly hair-dresser of that place, and trumpeter tp the Whittlesea troop of Yeoman Cavalry. Ilia death was oc casioned by the follow ing accident : a few even ings since, returning home in company with ' , Err acquaintance, he, in jocularity, prohosed running a rare, which wa. agreed to. They started at full spree!, and baring a bridge to pass over, the de teased (in order to gain ground of his adversaryi ran with such violence, that on turning the angle of the bridge, he mold not 'recover Isis balance, but precipitated over. and pitched with such force upon his head on the ice, that it fractured his skull, and the ice immediately breaking, immersed hiss body in a watery grave. He has left a wife and three children to lament their irreparable 10111‘. and is sincerely regretted by a numerous acquaint ante. Tuesday se'nnight, an Inquest was taken at the Red Lien in Hateonhy, before Jon?: Ft t smuts, Fon. nn a female infant, found nn the previous day t'sIPMAN. of that place, near the senpua plantation of firs belonging to Sr GILBERT nEATII.. gess, on the Lincoln mod, about a mile north of Morton. Thic hraii of the infant was covered with • dark cotton handkerchief, the body inclosed in a green stuff petticoat, with shoulder-strap, and bald with its face downwards, by the side or the fence ditch. in a clump of briars. The Jury returned • verdict to the following effect : Supposed to hale been left slide by its unfeeling parent, not. nerhaps, without a hope of its being taken up t.mr t, iii (serve life, by an accidental passenger; but diet! a fiber by an ffocitinin 11 want, or by the stvcrir: of tr!..• weathcr."—We are thus minute in thr re:,.:;on of circumstances, in order that a pro -o"e:decree of circiamspee.iun mar lin used by all headtrof kind en in the neighbourhood for the di,- cut cry of the unnatural offender. 14 1 ,4r4L , --.....-- PowrsmouTH, ?et. 11. No preparations are making at this port for an expeditiou, «Lich is talked ot. Ain% cd the Franchise frigate, and Centurion ,tore-ship, from Sheerness; also the Ceret, L.a cler, Almicick Castle, Darsershire, Ocean, Caxton , and /!arid Scat, indiameti, from the Downs, to wait convoy ; also the Portmahort bog of war, from ; a cruise. She ham captured a French lugger privateer. Sailed the Loesst gun-ling on a creme. Came into harbour the Citiennie frigate, Captain Waino right. The outward-bound convoy for Ilalifax, with the troops undt; Sir George Prevost, are wind-bowed again, the wind having shifted. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 10. Arrived Ilis Majesty'. skip Tritmee,3l 4 , Captain Baker, and Daring gun-brig, Lieut. Ilayes, from a cruise in the Ciiamiel. Sailed the Forhosnd sloop, 18, Captain Green, with a convoy to the Westward. Four P. Dl.—The Antiunion, 3:2, ('aptain llostei bound to the Mediterranean. bus just weighed, but it is feared her convoy will not be able to get out this evening.—Wind N. W. FALMOUTH, rKB. O. Sailed the following Packets with Mails, viz.— the Princess Mary, Pocock, for New York ; Prince Ernest, Petrie, for Harbitdoes and Jamaica ; and the Walsinghant packet, Cipt. Roberts, for Gib raltar and Malta; American brig Gershaa, Capt. Chundlcr. ti,r Boston ; Sidney, Chissell, for Malta; Fairy, and the London packet, lioskins, for Londini.—Wiud N. Doyra, TIP. 10. Caine in the ship Mark awl Abigail, of sew bery, John Elliot, eith cotton cud rice, from Charleston, fur Rotterdam, having been warned by one of our cruisers not to proceed—also the Nan cy, of and for Dover, iv ith a cargo of coals. Sailed the Elizalwik cartel, Captain llaywartl, and the harlartry Captain Ross, with Prince Estei • hazy, and Lady Fitzgerald and retinue, for Calais. They sailed about nine o'clock, and the wind being fair at the time, and a good breeze, it was expected they would reach Calais by noon at farthest; a young man, a native of France, said. to bate been detained here where he had been for education, had contrived to et on hoard, but was tkiscoyered by the Custom-hoesc officers, alter the vessel had put • off, they then took hint into their boat, and conveyed him to the Alien Office, the business of which is conducted by the Colleeter.of theCustoins. The %wind haring come round to the U'estward, a number of ships which had lately passed here, wrie obliged to lwar up again for the Downs, among which are said to be several port drips. • ItAMSGATE. rra. 11. The Lord :Velma, outward-bounti bast !minimum, in passing Broadvtairo this day, about two o'clock, p.m. got on shore ou the Know.le, off th r a o t e r a ce. Several boats have gone from here and B int to her assistance; and the wind being moderate at West, it is hoped she will be got off at high water. DEAL, FEB. 11. Sailed last night the Resolute guu-brig, with a large fleet of outward-bound vessels, coasters, cot , lien, and transports, under eouvoy,forPortsmouth, which, this morning, put back by adverse winds, and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last. —Wind W.S.W. PROM LLOYD'S LIST Ga a Taman, Fru. ti —Passed by the Albion, Tboasp ma, from Dublin • kitten ' Brous, from Baltimore; Wil liam, Hernia, friiin Gibraltar; and Mary Aun, White, from Meraina.--Sailed the Rolla, Thom eon, fur 3lalta; Harmony, Miami ; and Pery, Cavanagh, fur Deranges • Batik Merchant, Smith, for St. Viarettes ; Mary Ana: Watson, far Liaklater, fur Dominica; Harriett, Marlin, for Surinam ; Ann , Stringer, for Ne deira• Juno, WAiiter for Newry; Zehyr, Jeffry., for Si. Miebiars 6kianer, ' Brava, for Antipia; Nerry, Hurry, bte Yucatan, Champina, Maas); Trigg. Carr; and Me Alfred, Parish, fee Jamaica. ♦RRIVRO. At Liverpool—the Li;eriaNAT'Seiret, s lParsoss, bon Si enna and the Dart, &warden, from estionadland. At he Comeonlk ; ttd the N enralt, —, front Newdonadiand Fax Trader, —, frosu BriAol ; andilta Illasnietita, awn; Son Liverpool. At Nett-Yeele•-tbe ; Nesita ; and the Osee, betray, hum DWoha . At Pladadellittio—the Sarah, Delano, frets Bristol. Off INawer--T he 3fark and Abigail, --, from Chorlostaa. At Ildford—The blilastry, Pendia, from Malta In Booty Bse—The Fortitude Shelton. front Meta. At Cart —The Elisabeth, lhalaisik, from Newtoosidland. At BannuJa—The Adrentura —, Newfoundland. At hfoloira--The Beason, at, frot Liverpool. The Catharine, A slimes v, from Shield+, for sunk e* the sth instant, off Bailion; crew saved. Forty privateers are stated to have been fitted out in the province of Sleinrick alone, to cruise 'against the English, and hemp of rendezious were opened at Ilainburgh, Altetta , Husain, Tonningem, Kiel. Ake. to which seatutti were invited by strong appeals at once to their avarice and reseahnent. A blacksmith, named SAMULL Coax:sat living at Twelve Ileads in Kenwy la, near Truro, on ha tortlay tiennight fill into a shaft of Creekbraw's mine abet, seven fathom deep, where lie continued till Turaday morning, when be was taken out, so little injured. as to he able to walk home apparently unhurt; and, extraordinary as it may appear, he declared that during his abode in the shaft he expe rienced neither hunger nor thirst. But a more won& Kul fact still remains to be told. liavirag been missed all Suuday, by his family and oeigh boors. on Monday they repaired to the celebrated conjoirer ' aho informed them, it seems, that the object of their search was alive and well, sitting upon a stone in the brittoincif a shaft, and that if they were industrious iu their search, and bit upon the right shaft before Tuesday noon. they would take him out alive. A passe of the faithful, accordingly proceeded in the search, and completely verified the prediction of the conjurer! Friday seunight, as the Mail-couch was travellinZ CM its way to Purtpatrick, .between Gatehouse and Creeton, it was overturiied. twiny( to the boars taking fright at the most vivid flash of lightning, followed by the most dreadful thunder ever re. membeped. The liortiet immediately .prang round. and wheeled the couch oil the road on an arch of ten feet diameter; fortunately sai other mischief was done than the Guard beipg much hurt, and a delay of thi re hours iu die arrival of the Mail at the port. LEstql.iftt*l. tart *Ott cittitil. . Refers limrcn. c 1 , 03147 , Rp1ik WARlglige HEAT et. Itertfordskire Thinwiliprartli Wartaikl. BM . sip; .0 41111,00.. • . 11 Kest.. Moodily. 14, St sidstouis Swaim Sfundas ~ 91, Hurilizita. SWOT. Thursday, ea; lihigstott Nogrpi* cutcuiT. if Lord r:t.t.ssnott.otiGit and lfIr• Justice Gnosr. lhatkinstduashirs Siturday, 'larch 'S, A)lestsary. Ittolfurdshire Ti-ucsday, to, Bedford. Hstatingdonshire Saturday, I), Huidirisden. ! Onsebriolgeikire "Efiesday, 15, Cara / r & Norfolk- istreday, 19, Thetford. I SlSdik • ' Thursday, 04, Bury St. Edre. . . . • OXFORD CIRCUIT. Reran *r. Justice CAA 11 AA E and ~....R.•on Goa*lax Itertatiire ' Stoindsy,ll,Lu ch 7, ItraJing. Osfurdablook••:e.,Wadsouloy, 9, Osfort. Worcestardfat_ . ... . Saturday, le, Worcester. ('it of Vrtallaatdio:Alattie day, Is, City of Woreete r . GI ▪ Wednesday, ili, Gloucester. Cap.( • • S• ame day, t 6, City of Gloucester Moo Sstorday, to, l!doetatoutb. Herefordabire.. Tutaday, Ss, Nerciv...t. Shropshire... Saturday, OS, Slartlrlary. ' titaSordelur . e Wodoosilay, 39, Stafford. _ MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Before Sir J alms M•1111b ILLU and Baron WOOD. Nortbaniptur —Saturday, 31arali 5, Northampton • Rutland kriday, ii, Uakkani. Liocobohirc Saturday, 1 2, Ltriculu. City utLincela Saine day, 1,2, City of I InerAr. Nuttiarkaaiallire Friday, is, IS ...Amid...pp' . ''.. Town a Nuatiu;hara Toni, a hottiniuma. Derhyddre...".......Weirsailay, es, Derbyshir e Leicester Monday, sr, Guth: of Derbyshire, Leicester Bury.' of Leis:surto Same day, Bum' .f I City of Canary . Friday, April 4 City of Warwickshire Saturday s, Warwick. MARKETS. -...-_ SMITHFIELD, Fen. This day's Market Min but thinly sapphed with different kinds of Cattle. Bed sad Port are cheaper than my but report. Veal is dearer. 3lattuu sold et last price; and the treat, in geseral.'wm rather lit. The salts in thr Hdy Market werfi . owenevrert dull. Hay sad Goner fetched laetrile priers than blutula),), Ytarket. Straw has fallen in price. The nodenneutimed price' all waintsers ere es accurate statement -. To sink the offal per stone of 811.. od. to as. 60. Head ad Cattle this Day ,-- Mutton ea od. to as. 44. Beams .... 4;O Veal oak to es owl. Sheep od. to fie. tad. Calera. oy Latab...us. od. to us. od. Pip 190 Mffrilll 7 llELD 11A1MARKET. Flay sl. Sa. tad. to oi, la. od. od. to 21. Ss. od. too. od. to 61. IL's. tad. COEI4 EXCHANGE, Fes. 10. Wheat, Barley, and Oafs, thin day, are iu taloolag•sq&PPlY, haring lovers! Oesh arrivals; but owing to tiro rent fall of SOP*, most part of the samples cosh! not he sheen ; and n=it matt Inqers attending, the te* purchases marls are at the smallest fluctuation frUl3) our cer.'er.c ) on Wedoraday PRICE ( ••-ta Mal G. awaiex....sl, —a. talsl. Ire. 1a5ex.....4 --a. sr SO. les. IF HOPS. FOCI( rys. Kral.... • .5.1. ss. to 71. -.4. isasex....sl. —s. to 61. —a. farailata 7.1" --a. to 0. .—II. !RIC= AP BA' AND DAT. rr .sa wee,. Ray us. to sl. tea. Straw4.....a. 9s. to 41. Its. LW, w)♦lTceaArs L. Hay-, ."..411. 46. t• 61 N New,— 14 01. 00•01r....61 —s. to 71. --• .. 11. ItAl 16 COAL-MARKET, Fri. if? Sh sa &gd. Pros. ds Newcastle 56 475. od. a sgs. 3d. s Korimard a . Si.. 641. • sass. W. lEETINGS Old CHEDfroDA, AT GUILDHALL. ..% ■QT. •. X. Charles Stokes Dudley, Gracecharces-wiles., ...-- , nterchart - - - 9 • - - Charles Weight, Al.lease, Loudon, rubweeessist - 2 4 Brahma Mutant, 11 hitechapel, London, brume 9 lit Tlso‘sit Bern, now or late 41%in-street, Norwich, tae'-merchant - - - - 1 DI Trancis Hall, Jermyes street, St. lainces, Ircatatio star, cordwaiser - - - - i I Thuile's 1100, Ederware-road, Middlesex, grocer I 1 'ark ticosence, Crown-street, Strand, tailor - 1 A DIVIDENDS. Williams Creed, jaw , limbiinch..laa7c, .11, London, tailor - - 1 Altasader Macaulay. London, merchant - 11 Rwharti William l'lriek Schrseder, i‘'llute Lana roue, Rlerkin-lane, London, merchant I _ William Richardson. 'lYroi ham, Keut, inn-keeper - It) Saiiinel Iliewpoun, flert-street, 1. , n010i., In.en.draper IV 1611 CI• OF STOt. AS, liIinTERDAT. - a per Cent. lieducivi (46 3 per Cent Consols tit'A • per Cent S pa Cent. Nary Len* Annuities Imperial 3 per Cent ti d i Imperil Annuities 7 11.16 Jrash 5 per Cent. 1.04 (Janina India Deeds g l aTal l F.leinsquer OM it ,411111 Met , English Lotto" Tickets s•• • • ...• • • ell. (unreels tor 63: T BlSti. fitadiireker, 4, CoreLill, and ?. Cialing-ores COURSE OF EXCH. Anixterdsia 31 7 2 V. Ditto at Sight 34 I I R ottortlaui I 2 1 . . Harliatigh 34 • 4 It. *haw Paris ida's‘late 12 6 Ditto lO la D. Boorlicao‘ Hi Madrid. Ditto. Ditto 4l tat Bithoa 4l abura Genoa 431 \GE, Pcsaceitt IL. Venire 4l Naple w as I .is k Or .rte... 'Mika I. 1 Cerk lll • east His: . rortnpl Geld is l;tAis anti !hr. pet us. runbluor.. an...... Nrs 1) •' 14(1 S 4 Wirer 1111 .1•• • ik rir ••—• Ask, el' tn. Sul st - Hsasuti, prr Ceni MARRIAGE. Ow Thursday, the int, instaet, st 1211 , " - ;ham, in tl.e count ) of Norfulk, C >prim Hodge, sif tts, Neiesth Light Dracours, to Man Maria Itac.ie, ‘suitc,,t e...iughter Uu F.thaund Bacust, Presume, Rariariet sitErittaid DEA TH. Yesterday morning, Mrs (Cattle, wle of 11r. 010.16. Status", Uueus street, LielLeity-.acre. 1114:11 WITPJI, THISDAT, AT I ONAlivinettwr. Mum 5.. .. mai Jky..3 Eve'. n.... 11114 Inet. 3 LONDON . Priatrd by G. Dab - a/SON I °. at Duk‘ " bim-street, Carteatiptdra, se.4.7slbsj 1.••: Mire, be ts, back of St 4.irsat at's rfirtdl i aTtlat e . ei lb. 7, Me Mk* TAlag. A ••• - 43r4rras furl" Ptper, am it the giber, (ref- flow/. • di be duly attietit4 NU! X 0! twa;. nl" !‘lra. I T a ta i aD" 1 4 iag IN aatio C. (*LI Ncal go cud 83