The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-05 00:00:00

Gr t ..sism•- - - THE ICING'S COURT. --iv-- Yesterday nt three o'clock his Majesty held a Conn st his Palace in Pall mall, which was attended by the following Ant!mutton and Ministers:—The Prussian, Sardinian, Portuguese, Hessian, anti Bavarian ; th e A rehhishop of Canterbury, use Lord Preildent of the Conneil, the Lord Chancellor. the Lord Privy Seal, the Pint Lord of the Treasury. the Secretaries of State fee the Foreign and Colonial Departments. the Masterdie n.ral of the Ordnance, Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty. the President of the Board of Comma!, the President of the Board of Trade, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. the Matter of the Mint, Viscount Skimped', the Lord Chaushedals.l the Imrd Steward, the Master of the Horse, the Tres. serer of the -Household, the Vice-Clnintherlain, Lora Clutwilliam. Sir 0. Warrender. Messrs. Thornton, IL Wynn. It. Freer, W. Hamilton, &r. Baron Wertber, the Prussia. Minister, was introduce:al to his Majesty by the Marquess of Londonderry. a n d, rondneted by Sir Robert Chester. to deliver kis crudes-' tills, when his Excellency was most gracionslv received. A. De Oliver., the Portuguese Charge d'Affaires, was trednerd and conducted to his Majesty in a similar manner. The Baron De Cetto, the Bavarian Minister, was pre seated and conducted in a stuffier mutter. M. Sousa, the late Portuguese Minister, bid anaemia dienee of his Majesty to take leave. ~ The Coast IrAgira, the Sardinian Ministrroind llama' Langedorif, She Rusks Minister, had also audiences. 011( Ite Meg. - The following peeseutatiou to his Majesty likewbe I took placer.-. Mt. Therniem. his Majesty's Minister at the Court of hisSioatfeittsfni Majesty. On his return from the Brazils. Mr. It. Freer. on his rears from Constantinople. Mr. Wis. Hamilton; noon his being appointed Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Naples. Lord Clanwilliatn, upon his being appointed Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. linty W. Wynn, Esq. on his being appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Con federated States of the Swiss Cantons. His Majesty held a Privy Couiwil, at which the Speech be delivered by his Majeity this day,from the Throw% . the opening of the Session of Parliament. was arrenged.—His Majesty pricked the Sheriffs of &lel 'or the present Year. Two sew roMiial Seals for Scotland were agreed apish Mr. Thereton. his Majesty's Minister at the Court Of ._. Most Faithful Majesty, was introduced and sworn a Privy Councillor, and took his neat at the Board accord ingly. Sir 11. Warrender was introduced, mad sworn la a.Prtvy- Councillor. His Majesty gave audiences. to the Earl of Liriseil e the Marqnem of Londonderry. Mr. Peel, the ]lam rit Mutton% end the Doke of Dorset. The Court broke up at a quarter brier, six o'clock. maneummumposopu A meeting of respectable bop planters has bees held at the Bell lan, Ticeburst, for die purpose taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning Government for a repeal of the Act imposiag a duty' upon hops, as oath means of ramie, them fries the 111Scullties ender WA they am stregviing. A solo; 'e pedals@ was' victualing), prepared, and bei inanimously caviled by • dhow of bands, it was sue stterwatris signed by every hop ;newer in the parish, whose example it is expected, will be followed is other hop districts. .. At the maul mein if gm inhabitants of Bit` _ tningbans. last week, for the pique of passing Ott tomounts, of the mutable% he. for the precedipt, rear. a storm debate took O i Owe op a ;notion for p ' an: item of a former year's account, which ‘ i i rejected at the last meeting. sin was now a 11,1 aght forward for the re-consideration and decision he town. It was the amount of the expenses in sand in prosecuting 0. Edmonds. for a libel on two of the acting Magistrates of Birmingham, and the passing of the account was strongly opposed by Mr. "sliipson, principally on the ironed that tine notice id not been given, mid therefore that the meeting was :competent to decide the question. Ile also urged 'anions other ingenious objections, which were met ' ably combated by R. Spooner, Esq. 31r. Spurrier, , anti it was finally revolved, by a considerable ma jority, that the account should be passed. On the motion of Mr. Spooner. it was, however, afterwards, unanimously resoived. "that in future, when any I.rosecutions shall appear to the constables to be ne ..s..ary for the public service, which do nut arise out heir official duties, it be imperative upon them to !snit their fellow townsmen, at a public meeting to convened previous to any expenses being incurred ; ' that it be recommended to all future town's meet , to disallow any charges which shall he made in pert f such prosecutions, unless the same shall have -n previously submitted to them."—The Giro/iv , Gazrtte adds, that it is in contemplation of the incipal individuals who opposed the passing of the account in question. to appeal to the Court of King's Betich against the decision of the meeting. and that a .hscription has been commenced for that purpose. Wednesday sennight, at the gaol delivery for the borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed, John Taylor and his sons, William and James, were convicted of sheep cling, apal sentenced to be hanged on the 33A of, crrnary. The Jury recommended to mercy James, :o is only 17 years of age, and the learned Recorder, ;3• faits acquiesced in their verdict, humanely said .'i recomMend tion should hr atienderto, and sent the futintain of merry, but held out no hope of trey to the father and Wiltiain.—The circumstance a fattier and two sons capitally arraigned being ~. we believe, in the history of crime, excited the osest intrust The ball was, during the trial, a des! to .^. frts daYS age , a man appeared at the hlr of the .ilii• Court at Edinburgh, aud after swing that be lag no employment, and no frirti.b., earnestly entreat t the Magistrate to seed him to Blidewell for 12 .raths: Last. urtk the crew of the preventive boat stationed . .klouat's Bay discovered two men in the art lif eer ie; off some smuggled spirits, between Marazion ed Penearce. The smugglers were secured, and :use been committed to Bothnia gaol. Sis kegs of .piiits were all that could be discovered; they were part of a cargo which hail been landed a short time `,elite. On Wednesday se'nnight a very melancholy acci.l debt happened to Mr. Foreman, waster sitter in the Presestive service. Having taken possession of a ettlgimier unitegling boar, containing 170 liras, lie ;rti:. below with the captain, and taking his pistols trem his side, to deliver them to his attendant, he :ate them with the muzzles pointing towards himself. iii tome accident •ne of the pistols at that moment riloriunately went oil, and lodged the ball in his groin. Ile died the nee: day. vntit *Trryeatitrt was OF THE 1 !IA MOS• ,ljgdding ky.obiudix. The Thauste left the Dow*, is It l'eleick neatly last, with a mart Neese from the soeth-weet and continued heating to the westward with fine wea ther until Saturday at neon, when she weathered Ileachy Bead, the wind then blowing a brisk gale. As night approached the gale increased ; and as dark ness came on It blew a complete hurricane. Finding the' ship ntaldeg fast towards the shore, an order was given to commence firing signals of distress, bat such was the state of the elements, that all idea of assist ance frosts the shore was soon abandoned as hopeless. ,The vessel was every moment approaching nearer the shore, the sea running mountains high. and the moos, which afforded a dim light through the dark clods. •serving only to make their extreme detest the more apparent. At length. shoot twelve, the ship struck ea a rock very n-ar the Head, but she dotted from thence, and drifted round near to the town of Beat bourn, between the Ronod-house and the Marlelle Tower, where she again streek, and gut quite s-short. This was soon after two o'clock on Sunday monde*, and from that until baltpast nine. the ship maligned to heat with tremendous violence against the shore, and every succeeding wla was expected to shatter her to pieces. The etuteincessant determent lights were very speatily seen from the shotii;e1111111 1 a short time the betted was covered with pimples all minions to assist io the preservattoe of the crew. bet anfortanately without the power of doing so et that time. Not long after the ship struck. her main-meet went by the board, 'log with it fuer of the crew. and in the enures of tie night the fore sod mites masts followed, sod ems . more of the crew wore washed overboard. At daylight this fine ship was lyiag on the sand totally disowned, and striking with a violence which threatened to stove her is pieces ; and her crew were peen cross ded upon the deck, look ing anxiously towards the shore for assistance, soil ex pecting every moment to be overwhelmed by the waves. which were breaking upon deem with sadinsipished force. .At this time several hundred people had col lected on the beach, and the ship was so near the shore, that it seemed to those on board as though they could almost leap from her side to the dry lend. At length, the only boat that could be found large enough to attempt to launch in this tremendous surf was brought to the spot. sad a Midshipmen (we have not Warmed his name) of the Preveutive Service, and six seamen, in a moment volunteered their services to attempt to reach the ship. S I succeseive ef forts eel* made to launch her, bat she was each lime' swamped, sad her gallant little crew weeks/ exiserl. Still, however. undismayed. they. made another .at tempt, and succeeded in getting almost ,without the breakers. where a sea took her starboard bow soil apsat her. The six seamen reached the share t' but we t. went he state, the gallant young officer. *lees, fear lessly had Asked lais• life fee the cleanse of rendering. aegis ance to his follossibler. its slielreses fell Ne00 11 A: to his seulaaated comma steal hausenity. ; aestf,Ae. ship's company , es, !MIAs thOse 'on s h ore , se vibe. struggling with the wises *oil' kis strength hunted, and he sunk beneath shols;. - --.. 'Civets ithrehrtrapparoterfer thesJ the lives was at length brought listo heeling ;Awl being thrown oo board the skip and made 6;4 she whole remaining of the ship'e company, togetherirl h Major and Mrs. El'innis, shed her female servant (passengers), were got salt eis 'shore, but withoitt saw iog a single thing tepee the clothed which they bad on their backs. They were all completely worn oat with fatigue and anxiety. and the passengers were conveyed as speedily as possible to the nearest inn. The othoers and crew remained near the spot is the I hope of being able to save part of the cargo. It was nest to a miracle that the ship held 'together so long ; and had abe not been nearly new, and of the 'strongest construction, she must have gone to pietts • hours before the crew were raeased. Had that been the case, every insiiiidelal as board mast have Wish"' DISTRE3III,iI3 SHIM!! ERN PRISONS DROWN ED.—FRASSRIII:I6II. J AN. 15 —This afternoon betweeen two and three o'clock, a sloop, the Mary of liardenstown, coal laden, Love in Sight, aid made for this harbour; the pilots manned three boats, esti •tilt oat to meet the vessel, with hawsers, but the sea tias running so high that only one of them could reach the sloop; and, tip-lancholy to relate, that one, when close by the vessel, was by a heavy eye upset, and all hands (5 in another) were psecipitated into a watery grave. he vessel then drove to the leeward, and haling struck on a ridge of rocks, ill hopes of saving either ship or crew were lost. Crocker, of the Pre ventive water guard stationed here, immediately on seeing the perilous situation of the unfortunate crew, (who were by this time clinging to the rigging,) with a degree of humanity and courage which deseives the highest commendation, got his small boat launched, anti along with three of his own men, and a sailor belong ing to this;place, went to the vessel, and, had not ell beads jumped into the boat, contrary to his order, wheitaigittist rowers were so encumbered that they cniall'uo: inanaie - their oars, would in all proinrisitity have raittilaidie!liel saving the whole, but by the violence of the wind *fed' sea, the boat was •cariied among the breakers. which were running ,:contains high, and. 'midst the.hearts rending cries of the wires and relatives of the 'poor sufferers, and others wits witnessed their deplorable situa•ion, upset, and all in it (14 is 'vitae") were com mitted to the fury of the waves. Lieutenant Croekeril being an excellent swimmer, was the only person who reached the snore iu and although much exhaust ed when Le did so, is tow happily in good health.— Nine of the seamen who have perished, belonging to this place, have irk widows and children, in very de pendent circumstances. Eight of the dead bodies were cast ashore a ft.w hours atsi•r the boat upset, and every means used with them for restoring animation, but in vain. We understand that Mr. Cumming, minister of the parish of Praserburoi. has Lutha..ely taken charge of a subscription for the Is idows and fatherless children. We cannot help regretting the• want of Captain Man Ly's simple apparatus, st Melt, iu this and ninny such C311'3, might he essentially titeful in saving the shipwrecked mariner. '1 he man-servant of Colonel Pulford, who was lately advertised as missing, has been found drowned, in a pond, lint far Loin the Louise. fir, is stippo.ell to hare arstroyesi ; and the ettspt;cted ratrie, is die piegrianey of a female iu the ntilgtib nrhood.—(E.c. ler limper.) INrfn • ___ ,Eptxt. , ............_ • 1 7 ?"J r , COURT OF. KING'S Sfilliiiii.dlalleate Tim*. --, TNI ZING O. DIGNINOIII4 ° It Will be teollected that in the Stank, arteries! Term Dr. Highmore, the defeadaat lo tbis cue, was convicted of i libel open his Majesty, contained in the eaperseriptioo of a letter addressed to Sir Heolamin Bloonsfield,the King's Private Secretary. The Doctor wit* appeared without Cutout on that occasion, pre pared a long written defence, which de was reading to, the Jury, when he was interrupted by the Court, on the ground that he was going into irrelevant miller. Dr. Highmore now appeared to move an street of jegdment, oa the grouted of iosaffisieocy in the ins itinnation, and was proceeding with as argeasent, when The Cuter JI:STICI suggested that if he entered Tito Lis own rerognizatjees, the justice of the case might possibly be satisfied. ,ms The defendant seemed at first unwilliag to accede to the 'upsilon, bat at length contested to enter into .we recognizance to keep the peace, and he was then discharged from the jedgnsiat. 1 1 TIE vs° C. ACT AAAAA ND AND OTHINS. loi tt eseid eepli Sutherlaird, Chas. Crueler, and Chas.l ; fee aosaaldag aid obstructing epees 0 1 the Pteuetive Service at Doper, is Sinew, were [ sustained by the Court—Jos. Sutherland, to be impri soned three months in Horsham gaol, and the two other defendants two months each in the same gaol ; and all of them to enter into rocornizences for three ,year', themselves in the satin of 401. and two sureties in 201. each. cont.' P. araire- In this case the Court bad to decide the important "question, whether an old smuggler could be made a titer bankrupt ? The action was brought by the assirnees, and it lows contended they could not recover, because the. smug gler was not within the Bankrupt Laws. The Judges, after the quettion bad been ably argned. were of opiniop that the smuggler, by remaining *bre months in prison unable to pay a penalty, had com mitted an act of bankruptcy. lips' the question. whether be could be a trader *Allan the Itaolanvi Laws, the Court held .that legal creditors might sae oat a commission agaiast a smuggler. Every man who got his living by buying and telling was within the Bankrupt Laws. case Or SAIL. , • Mr. CSITTT, at the rising bf the Court, callealthe attention ef. their Letdshipi to a cage of bail. A Member of Parliament having offered himself an hail. ' was opposed upon a deciaion in the Conteuta Plea where it was held that.a Munk; of Parliament is nos admissible as bail. The jean Cum JUSTICE said, this Court would Lo ot I )ntost probably he of the opinion espressed in the Com lob Pb..; e fiat, in contequenee of the absence of one Limed Jnd%. (Bsyley,) they allowed Mr. Chitty to peke a rule to show ease. why the, bail aboald not he ed. Tito plot will therefore be regularly decided /P. m: 'auks , ars.vidlATl_ .1 15.3 , 1° " 1 ! • • • • -41 issiterddy the saboureett Sessions for the Town and Roroath of 11watliwurts, einsateseed helms the Right Hon. the Gnato illssolt, the Common &MOSAIC!, Al dermen J. J. SMITII and WOOD. 1 Joie Geary was tried on a charge of having stolen a quadrant, the property of John Allen, on the 15th of December lost. TiS prisoner is a tailor, and lodged in a lodging. IMO* in. Blue Anchor-lane, from whence it appeared, ender the pressure of want, be stole the quadrant from the room of a fellow-lodger, and pledged it for a small amount. The Corot—Well, prisoner, what have you to say is your defence to this ease? Prisouer—What have Ito say? Why, that it is a 4—nation auks/ant piece of business, which you must settle amongst you. The Jury found the Prisoner guilty, when the Court sentenced him to he imprisoned for one month. Prisoner —pour Honour, I wish you'd do me the fa veer to withdraw your sentence, and send me across the seas. I should he very much obliged to you. The COMMON SERJEANT—The Court is not in the balrit of withdrawing its sentence. Prisoner—l'd much rather, if it's all the same to yeti, he transported for my natural life, than be kept in limbo here for a month. The COMMON SERJKANT—The Court is not in the habit of consulting the convenience or inclination of prisoners in melt cases. Gaoler, take him away. The priSotter was then taken away in high dudgeon, at the onaccomunnlating disposition of Ow Caen. William George and Ile,ery Tltortagate, were tried open au indictment, for having stolen 200 weight of le.'''. of the valueof fixed to a warehouse belong ing to 31r. Dyes Steers. The Jury, without hesitation, found both the pri soners Guilty. , The - . Court onteuced them to. be transported AM ammo years. Two atrocious young thieves, named Thompson and Jones, Were convicted of having stolen a till contain ' ing twenty-one shillings, and were sentenced each to he transported for seven years. On receiving . Oak sentence they poured forth a volley of horrible abuse that agitated the whole auditory. ' till., im 'l.' 4 L inked, lIIiNDP The spirted M. dieace The Lanes i l Hula The took p Mt. histrie Mr. 1 ' Mr. 1 • Extra' • • L ot Sem.' Ike • Exttai faders His to be 4 at tie arras' for thr TIC • Mr. • his M Privy • ingly. a.Prsv HU • the M I Mesh The • , . A I held i takisi ! Holier upon' • &thee i stile p 11 snail; steers if . wh•si hop di . i . & sta raise f • + con year. . isg s byes 1 i brotis of the curial 14 ! of the 1 ) Pass', Kips tad n jiz cote 0, and a 14 ' .. ;t : vsrioi Lc., 1 j.,rity tooth] toani . print refs. al 01 . corm ir • he co r , il '': i, ' l i scd t i , 0 retype 1.-rn horn i riot acre' Meth - ay hs, . I " i 1 * 1 • bore his r rtr al II j'et:l V. ' .• ui 0 li..:i to :i i MeV 01 . ; far' ge: ere; ..*. Pali . 1„d ed 1 ,suoi I at r ) Li .a or h ii spi mai bel de f 1 Pr i Al ri., trl I, . ~. '{ , It' li il I ; to 6 1 21;31. i,,,' POLICE. linty-ornseT.--Yesterday Thome, Ostorne and James Mori-limo, the two men apprehended by !kWt about a fortnight azo, with two 1.013 watches in their possession, for which they could not satisfactorily ac count, anti who have since utatle reverti attempts to escape, were broutfist up fur smother examination, when' the following circumstances were staled:— . On the flight of Wednesday fortnight, the Louse of Mrs. Kelly (widow of the late Colonel Kelly), at Har row. was broken into and robbed of plate and other property twthe amount of nearly 20W , and one of the wattles Ctunti upon the prisoners was identified as part - of tbat prule•rty. '/'he Magistrate now put several questions to the pri soner trio had in the first instance given his name James 31orrison," and by his ails-V.2re it ap . . area -hat he some time ago lived in the service of Colonel &ell:it, tender the name of " Edwin Cochrane," anti he :to a ca.led Itioaseit " Cochrane Morrison." _ Both primmer, w•rr ecnomittril for fnrtter itinn en ttratinhy newt. _ _ BOO" a Soliteit ilia, brioche rap for Anal re aa l b inn, and nn proarcntor yet appearing araimt him, 4, tlinabnli told Lim lie should liberate hit:tech: lo , i ball fur his appearance at the nessiose, to animal charge witch might then and there be made L o u him. The amount of hail was fire/ at 1041/. aad WO o w tier in SOL ; sad iH Me interim be was essailed St. Martin's watch-Imese. Queen -stacx Kn.—yesterday Mr. Tilk, easter 114, 4 in High•street, St. Marylebone, appeared le at 61 4 ;nation exhibited against him, at the internee of C o l i , eel Williamson, Governor of the Keys% lam, at Chelsea, for ferideloing is .nat inwitsies 13 forfeit of bread deficient in weight. The,664 4 was ceaeleted in the mitigated geimity ad ilk p ounce, together Sit. Is. 3.1. Mr. James ;mind, of [lA*3l'lol2l igiliwd ',salon of ill the bills of etedtkistii kilk% I, 4 lately robbed, (thumb sot of tbo liliohotibpao h and cub), the ume bovisg brew Mail Is a bah Mr. Robert -limbos's gashes is Hants'. on TWA, uorniog last, and by him delivered to Mr. Ramat. A Ore broke sit es the morning of Frid'ay set about half-past lit o'clock, as the New Cowie is Paseleyureet, Birmingham, hut we are happy h say without doing such inkier to the premise" to s in the Proprietors, wu *sly I shad ateseitol the Mill. Unfortunately t h e fire rmatuaiested some timber belonging to Joseph Mills (one of ti o workmen at the Mill,) and consnassil the whose of ii stock, amounting, as we and ad, rs upward' it 401. The sufferer has wife Boa s risme kwily tl wren cigiiiiree. who an by great distress. _ _ redite DREAD'S:2. Ft o.—We have the unpleasant hail recording, very dreadfnl evident that took pima Cwin-rtlawi. in the parish of Llarrthy, near Carr then, necasioned by the most onpordosable earths near of a servant-girl. Yesterday rovaing ar'ersiM hetweew six and scree o'clock. the girl 114 , 16;11km candle without a laptera to the con-hoose to halo cattle. and find'ing not enough of straw io the ea Loose, went across the yard to the hare for sot os% leaving the candle in a hole in the wall; after era l ing in the barn a few mister. lames were meet loch out through the door, nod although the werkeseant servants *PTO alesnat Immediately n the apt, dr , is raged with such fury. that the Loose war in a sh o rt time burst to the graeari, sad. cbaek;nets e .se. 4 roes, 2 heifers in calf, / - fume. sod a sarlo calf perished in the lames. titters bead of rue and the kitchen and rtoredloose adjalelog the en house, were saved, tlarbogh the roc-liar of these 'men am! aeightorreve, freer the demerit% derma (Bristol Merrily.) At.temtteo Irtos.—Doot,tx, Fen. I.—Abbot nib o'sloeit last evening. a (ire broke oat is the &pivots )Ir. Wiliam's extensive woollen factory, it inaiabani, bat °slag to the prooKaltitadasee of tht Lfite-eneine of the Island4wide le.re the she- embirOdiog Mid od* Meets the gamboge* 'Rau been, and other gentlemen. .1 the neighbor IMaktogether with the agentisd the different los ranee CoMpaities, the pr rinks off the flames sa checked. • flail tiro fro retried. that mannfactwist part of the women tiro resole moot have been on *mitres, whether we loot to the spostatity of yor! that past Aare been consumed, or the randier d. working poor that mist hare been thrown oat of a ploytnent. Oa Statelier eennigitt, a young man-soress . Collinehato, unfortunately met with his daub. I Langford-hall, near Newark. It appears that stn. vent maid bait admitted him unkno.-n to the fatal after they had retired to rest, on a visit of cort , ship; Ito wishing to be at borne before day-light, td bring let oat at the front •Inort it Is slippose 4,l * got the steps, or h t his foot ageism the scraper. ttl fell down and broke his neck. Nome date sex had paid his addresses to the same girl, bat mirriedhe sister who is since .:rail.—(Nottinghant Ririe rr ) A few months si nce a respectable auction ,. rof Wet. mouth was fonntl grad on the road from 63' Ha" " Axminster, and was then supp“sed to btu. been killst by a fall front its horse. A moo has this week ben taken up on suspicion of baring robbed and mordent him, as he was detected in tiering for sale the e nd of the deceased. - • Last week a Coroner's Jury waa snrnmoned at Colt tun, upon the 1,0.1? of a man of the name of Serivin:i .as adjonrned to 31.m.1ay, and again to flog: last, and is not yet terminated. We forbear from p& deatial motives mentioning any of the circuinstaa. , until the verdict is given. CouoNcit's NW:EST.—On Saturday an ingoet held at the King's Held Inn, Richmond, S..r.Py. fore Chas. dernmett, Esq., Coroner, no the body 4 Whyte, who came from town, and had been livin: tV , fer -stover or foster •Osra. It errared — tbst Mr. fortunate young man bad been in a desponding o!. mid had pr. , eure.l small gnantities of laudanum sil't ..hops of several eliemists, thereby deceivior It" s t.i his i:•te..ti in of the applirsrion of it, and lw fatal effects %sere not pro.baced without serer* ole. inv.: after a toil and minute investigation of din. .ircnicatauers, tLe Jury pronounced a verdict of—"lt sanity." MARRIED. ft On Tuesday last. at lienrge's, Ilaooser- 4 0: 0 • 111.41 llonentahle the Earl of 12.eti.re, toCIL relic', the tote Kiviard t uale Dalton, Esq.. and daugh ter it Stesensun. ear Oo Saturday Wt. the Res. J. B. R. carwithea. Sandhurst. Perks. to Airs. Augustus Faulkner, Otig Lie late tioner.si of the Engineers. DIED. On the 2.linstant. In Ilowland-strert,Charlesll inr.), fost+ert of Mladrnc,tn H is nth dear. On Sunda% tan „deep.v lasnented, iu Hans-place. Stirling, aged &4 rnrs. On Smut.) last, at his house, Michaers-pladn.U W John Vliasibeza, Ea.!. a4rd WATRU AT vetriowei toes 10.110111110 W• r.3_11411 28 m. Lawton t Mired; I)rteted, sad Pooiiseed at Ilte . " Tea Or trarev," and" Too CON•TITCTION Paper), N 9. 43, fttraVid, opposite tit. e!coot'i by R WARDELP,LLIf., a oleo aii Coq . Orders, de. are requested to be brldreisee.