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11 finkeder './410/4 "; wbs:l6lllifthei persons wrrc Sr tit* water% innt'switin dp the mat,: occraier'hanic, where lie avi7 said. 'At this time some of the .tide oldie stream, and some On tPristioar, with a cutlass in his to the osier island. As it was boiasWetrold not see what pass late si Moose, fu would raw sal %soy blows; like a man lop.. o' Ott time it seemed the Pri known" DO len than eighteen irsliti which be escaped, and M woe, where he expired on lOW , 'With rrspect to the law ✓ook low iserely committing 4 vorisio, sot warranted in killing rdatossid resisted apprebensioi o 41141/thsto an sgrarated man = liolosoar was actuated by Morita deceased had intended ups , dm • flo doubt but it would trip* Alms of murder. fie, implied stated theta, and 01 , Inioki hieLardship as to &NV delis bets. • liaboaids •be was a labourer at via et night between the sth ▪ Alriod the Primmer, together alai tWo.jathers, wept to ✓ shout Poor lbe . Ptisol ir w!co ,a as out me, OM the. thot . some Wein. hod thiaittiliiit SWAIM& Alifdliosthey thought igio tiler all out. aid . 4111 dr lhitibief*l N pigged iutodsq. noon Ilia *Won op against : 4 mibilibeemon were cm Atm. mdiii•deriner" «so Tie itia4e ,ou t -- tiii;s 7 r - o lasshe o • in this county. ilassiarr, u C6iinsel f6r tne 11 1 shot die wu a case which tied isensittion in the county, and wad the JOT tit 'dlusuirs • fitan ry• bed Ihketorove hoird on the t•theicAtOitdoos ooh from the **ld b& resented lsr their coin ' Prisoner at the bar, he• Itickeueurorth . , 'and, on Vic t October, the deceased, VC*. the trehirt no thiebt for the ier- teldel • the -114 h. He idin thr daestilllet with en inteddbui or nits lot !MA, bit a:pardetdar t, he was liable to pay a 'die of Oath's idipOusteent. • The Pti- iersien were on the watch, end, ik in the morning, they disco- - lealtepaiaber. ea the io;ailialT, ens 16 sarreades:, hat tie UMW 111114414 tb. prisoner, said be to the Omer Wand. to pretest ▪ la aberi dabs h a heard Aeseij444 biased tali* alt Was. woes, eas‘ t oi l ed n= hts opost- thet the Pri• - the lebbakise the sea had ea. Pewit* heck Se the .Weieihosee. thalacket visieb the abashed OS a *idiot sad a has. 111. the Wad that the MA is the whir ea. $e they had Ana seta him eiy, and Wallin:. .thithr t i. h . = of he taws. eels Irene in ‘alseitthe digninnoi cum set wt en take atom these ninsidr ,:. ~m legs here abstract. that it made %mace in the we, as it was clear tit not merely a treopabs ; hut a icing called apart for his defence, I, in vetting up the beak, palled er.aud he was afraid be should tat and that whet he Aid was in • , for the Primmer, stated, that he oe fishery with the prisoner, thug •ugly robbed by dittereat puma% *laws of Abair being en the watch see tisey raw the deceased is the redly calkd to hima to etureader i hint he *beakd sot be hurt if Le mg up. fie amid he had known 17 years, aad he bore a very good especial/We ,witnesses pre the Pri- aster iort humanitg. J unlit shALthe _lea , to the Jery , foes suspected • felony emit to _i -hie peony, he mien take to Pence Officer. ea was done hem; see, if he did, net surrender when iglit be Wed, if he could not en. _ If they thought the Prisoner be danosi whiniest ' kilhog him. hohlorhomiehle. and Nita 4:milty of .Ifaulawgister. traced to cue month's impasses . , monsmers .? re el ekaral fruit-forcing may now ' the hot-Nooses of Geo. lisolsli, heft, iii !"hropehire, who hes 144 itiniae. Sf. Peter's. arid Mumudine infection, And from trees that born iatione t• September lest year.— are now in hewing, were regularly , Inter, the i..aidtis... in October' •n the 2d of Novemb er • thinned r ; and fruit wan gathered in full .. i 'eild of last month. It. Mr. Jerson FAA/tail: of Kee- W hip= eitinio,!and. Nil 0 Hainirskire ITZfrom the 'ty ..f the . Wise ,onlaches ; Ind bent the etteernife 'cif the Vead, elfetr; sudWeiglied fortj-two stone lash Isis, die& • .1 Arrived the Pipes. %11l 'a cruise ;'end rersaiiis so Abe. Pewee vntit Wi ahipi a. pet • w. N. W. 4'~ trio- j ~. • 3..........._ ORDERS IX Curs.,,-__ -- 7 ,..... . . questionof greater niugOude could 'tete°, before the House cdcospaeseep, lima the one whet arose uppn • thguintion to prepesst the Petition free Liveipool on Thstraday night. „This is a Petition, from the 'America* „Merchautater Liverpool, curry log on three-fourths of the Alllfelill tnutie of Eng land, againA the Bill now patiding iu Parliament fbr ilirryu;g the Orders in Council Bill into exe cution. They state in their Petition, that the Bill so far from being what it profcases to lw, " A Bill for the Protecias of the Trade and Navigation of this cosatry;" is a waste* pectiliariv calculated to involve the commercial interests of this country in absolute ruin ;_ and they ask permission to prove by evidence to the Home of Commons and to the country the truth of their allegations. When this most important Petition, signed by hundreds of the most respectable merchants in INglend, was about to be presented, an objection was taken by the King's Ministers, that " the Bill in question imposed certain duties, payable to the Crown, that it was therefore a Bill of 15ttpply, and, as such, no Petition front the•subject could be re ceived against it." And, is this opinion, a majo rity of the House of Commons concurred—this mesueralue decision can never be forgotten, and never sufficiently lamented by • the people of Eng land. The Bill in question is two-fold—the car rying the Orders in•Conucil iiitis execution,' is one part, (and this is a pure regulation of trade) ; the imposing the duties centaurs' 'in the Bin is ancii tiler part, and this is a question of revenue. 'Ei a standing Order of the House of COMIItO64 eat put of the Bill which relates to the regulatioti of Trade, should have originated in a Committee of Trade and Navigation, for the purpose of discuss-, lug it as a commercial question only ' • and by ano ther standing Ordered' the How ' e that part of th e 2iltalstels alines to it* dirties. o ught to on isserCesetmkthe ilf 'Simply. Upon the palmist °c agiest:this Mamie atogether and at awe from th e : o =m of Supply. in absolute defiance of ' Older, whids prescribes the Commit ataill= . e .. aad Navigation for the discu s si on of iid patter it, and to the exclusion of iiiii* objections issee th e is krent body of Trade birdie cottony, .wllicts mi hare been urged is stab Committee ; . when the merchants if Baleandamilidlhsnsselves et the only - resource Idt t them s that at _ptiziati "the-Hone of Com mas...against the MU . thee they are Zits. the very pinnies who, by violating the Order in the first instance, have precluded 41,4isimesioa Apes the nernmercial part of this Vthat forsooth on. they assioitt be iseerd-- is a woe, bill...4hat there are duties in hat the amp of Parliament is , that such a as these camel be received again* suds t this is out A the outrage apse the pe titioesors.-the peewit ..Bill is stet a Revenue Bill, =it tse ?tk of 912 4 41 Bills, against which Peti by usage :of Parliament. be present odsn-y"thing like it. The Revenue Bills, to *sills into nil. applies, are the ordinary Tax At spas the subject of these realms, " • the Istriplies for the current year ; and the de clared renelbafor inch nage is, that were such Petitions redorlVO is the same Session with such Tax Bills 46 deeds of Petitions" from all the intirridnals alliethd by spelt Taxes, would he poured upon "'the Table of the House of Commons, and thus abstract the ordinary supplies and service of the year." The present Bill has no common feature with an ordinary Tax Bill, it imposes no duties upon the subjects of these realms—it affect* Fo reigner', and Foreigners only—it does not profess to provide for say part of the supply for the'ems rent year, nor indeed cesdd it, because it is a mew sure of entirely 'milkman 'duration, depending solely upon the exercise it $r King's prerogutire ' la' evoking or continiting these• Orders in Council. Was there ever, therefore, scant glaring injustice to the people of England, as to preclude them, in the first instance. by the violation of a positive standing Order of the House of Commons, from a statement of their injuries, and then to made their complaints in the second, by an affectation of ad herence to usage, in a case where no usage applies ! Was there ever such a palpable invasion of the Bill of Rights, under cover of the most contempti ble quibble ? Let the two observations which were made in illustration of this n (weeding by Mr. Tierney and Mr. Wteitleread. never befiergettel ' TiF Ilse p eople - 'Of Inlaid. Mr. Tierney issitir— " 4 . the doctrine contended for respecting usage be true, a Bill may be brought into the House it Comment, to-marrow, to take away the estates if soy number of men in England, and let there be only a stamp prescribed by the Bill, the duty of which shale to die Crown. and then all the per. sons losing that estates by such Bill. will have wo right to petition against. because each a mamma of grievous op on i s a. Money Bill."—Mr. Whitbread ass 4 4. our waters, in granting a Money Pin. kael used to sack a grievance to it, sir order that a supply to the Comma and relief to the =gliNiffilt irk hand its. Lind together; but that times were now • about to reverse the practice, and that a Money Bill was now to he tacked to a grievance, in order that distress arad re tain' * g ig £ impierod together. Never was a Kinistry so d efeated] in argument upon this occeision,.negoisjoridg entitled, front th eir 4-anat , to the indignation cif this five and 1 sefievia r cowry. Then supporters were seen grad ertitiag d a ting the unequal cornet ausiatained be their superior ; and, though the result of the division has left them, in pdade of numbers. a majority of votes, we appeal with con ficlesiessto thepeeple of England. and even to the Members of the House of Commons themsel tee, a Nether this division has left to isspi,:istvr a par ticle of well-grsonded and lioniWinkie triumph. A qt NAVAL I PrrE LLIG 'V E. ' NA - s i n 3. - luau as the Atientier fireeer,. fruui Charade,. 1617.440,11" . _ ibeaCataatraeratturetouiery beat, MARCO Saiied thie.uteariug, the Beagle, with the oat- ward4ound, ke. under votive), fur the 11 ebt FR° 3l LiniRDAY . NIGIrr3 GAZEI77. ........m......i.. , AtlfPOlrat-.4farC • ii !Unapt oC fruf iu die, of Iliirett orsi' to thl • zoriti t meet trl=eiehiadssid• /Lel'di!d I 4420. the Union- to transmit, for the information sty* • Leeds Commissioner* of the Adininilty, •It frim Captain Langford, of His Nfajesty's slootillippho, acqaminting me with his having captOrbri n ge brig Admiral Yawl, cosigns siencd, unrouislid armed by the Danish Go veraincot. His Ms4esty's ship Sapplio, Mabee' Used, S. W. 7 %rapes, March 5, laic Sri--I have the Oman% iutorinatiou to comma- Meate to you the capture of the Danish armed brig Admiral Yawl, Jorgen Jorgersen, Column/- 40, mounting twelve eighteen-pounder. cairn. radii on the lower-deck, and sixteen 6-pounder glom on the wain-deck, with eightj-three men, vietnalled and stored for live moa ts. Whilst reaching to the eastward from off Scar. borough this looming, I discovered the Admiral Yawl steering a course that seemed to Lave no other fur its object than to cut off several vessels to lee ward of her, and as she had tile appearance of a man of war, I steered to intercept her ; at half post to elve I made the signal, No. 275, when she hoisted an English ensign; at half-past one, being close up with her, I adored a shot to be tfred over her, to which was returned a broadside with round and grape after the Danish colours were hoisted ; I immediately bore down and brought her to close action, which was obstinately siostahied for half an hour, when she struck to His Ma jesty's sloop under my command. 1 am too sensible of the able assistance of my First Lieutenant, Mr. Hills, together with my other officers and inen, to omit acquainting you there.. with. Am sorry to add, that Mr. Trewfell, my pilot, had his leg severely fractured in the action, and one other man was wounded. On board the enemy the Second Officer and one man were kiEed. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) G. La ticeono, Commander. W 7 Douglas, Esq. Vire-Adiairal of the Blue Commander ha Odd; &c. oc. lie. Hort; Yousoatli. • di dan Comet at the Queen's Palace, the td of March, WM; PRESENT, The Eines Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty barite been pleased to appoint the Harmer. eMs Betue-Aidisioe Ilierhonl to be 'Lieutrouut of tha.„ esenty at Nosiidli, mid city of Norwich, awl county of Off' seme, he this Mr took the GaAs appended to be taker them-, epos. imiend ist. the oaths of allegiance sad supremacy. • • His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to splashy: Pesach, Uoyd, of Doisigay, Esq. to be Sheriff of the comity of Montgomery, in the rem of Behest Knight, of C wee. aygos, Dig. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. lases Knowles and William Howland, of Boughton. seder-Bless, is the county of Kest, beielliayere. Feb, 1408. Robert Spencer end Joke Wataeterass, Intle of ' is the musty of York manufacturers of fuenthry , sad white metal goods. Feb. 32, woe. David Roberts sad Ri"dard Atkinson, Trempetreet, Kier.stotet, Cleigolde,ia the city of Loads', ham-drapers. March 4, teas. Deaned Omer Bassett and Witham Nye. of 'tweet, ia tie hem* of Settleends statimers cheats. Mare% Edward Fisisy sad Thomas Drowse, of 1 . Diegiumepon-Hril, Emanate. Feb. 1, lace. Robust Stores Durham and Jews Rummy, a tlke meaty of Soak, core sad coal-dealers. they. Breed Wien' red William Toweseed. of Fa. terneetermiw in the meaty of M !lumen and Loki. is potatoes. Sept. M. theth. Charles Lang sod Jolt &Mame, of N•mmamsteeet, Os tbedsbMt. Meech t Jame Ginner sad Siebert Crook, both of bl r hte4la meaty of Laneester, moms. Meech c, Imam Maddock, John Tapley, and master setters. Mirth 3 14011. • ' John Bibby sad WM.:a Hail, of Liverpool, in the 04140.• missies wad porter trade. Oct. ee, tsot. • James Terser aid George Bird, both of the parish Raehisedb M the meaty of IFeses, commos"cerriers. ,o, George Homy Loegridge..Miehasl I and Jellee Loma" segether with Jeneph Menne. ia Aldepre eambery, is the oily of Lender, iresainsgen. ' Jose ge. ' tyre. Thalami Atkin and William Boater; of Cortes-coort, Clieepeide, is the city ref Loadoe, shaMmanntarbutn March 3, Iso4l. Jobs Charley mil William Reid, of Beer-lase, Tower. street, Leedom, Ortahrkosse ogeuts. Feb. 116, 1 nos. Jobs T0W4444111 end limey Temascod, of '.eel, is the comity of Stafford, grocers, tea-dealers, and shopkeepers. 193, 1304. lobs Ilinemthe the elder sad Jells Dimino. the ranger, of Cbeapside, in the city of Lemke, apothecaries. March t, toot. Marks Wheeler, of Mamberter, is the eosin, of Lomas tar, AM Joke Spencer, of Cullybent, within Manchester, brewers. Feb. Rd, 13011. James Charles Brooker said Thomas Hugh Lloyd. of the Poultry. is the city of Loodee, haberdashers ; and of Pear ternmans, Beneklthwer; is the meaty of Surrey, quareynse• aid skte-importers. Momeeh ay 11011. John Brown sad Theme Plimberry.of Leadealodl-maiket, Louise, blethers. Dee. therz Rohm Chestier Cooper lid Desjambe Cooper Langford, of Lame, in the enemy f Sousse, spirit and cyder dealers. art Winery Deasy, of Weed-stret , t, Chester'', Mietellers, diemakers, 'tempera sad fasey mast-andiess. Feb: A, eon. BANILIrIPITY ENLARGE& Joh% Weefadsen, on-irerpord, im the count/ amouter. merchant, deader sad sinosas, Cron March to, to Aprit 9, at ter, at tbe Globe Tawas, Jehmedreet, BANERCPTCY SUPLAIRDS Joh. Wilkins add Tiossas Lamp, of the eats of Leedom Masten, dealers mad di rrAIIYPTS. Seis Midas sod Tbemss :Lem of Rodemball-street, is emelt, et LoOdso, factors, isalersood eimasmina, to sores iswdleareb tdadj Aped ad, at demo, stGaildhoil. At testor, Irr.Walhos. Games's' Gall i Ilainhadi4treet. Willitea bawl sad *masa Somswe r sf Ellebt*Aillti io tut city et l o ads*, wholesale hoso4mpses, destirs sod claapmes, to aneso&s, Meech Is. fi b sod Ape 511, twelve, at Guildhall. Atteemay, Jer. Dralm, Old felootome r Doctor's Commons. Corks Levis Lhad, of the Old Jews, lathe de l aim.. deo, hese, draw sod charms; to torreader, _Nutt a, at hrelow, li., tad sot 16, st demo, at Get ha ll. Atter sem Deesrar Seeds; lkoreus„ sod Mph* Old laws: &MIMI lletroartoellest, of the Old Jeer/, is do city Si blades, loutes,:donlitematehdpomm to sormoder, Mask s, ul t`el•vi i WA aloft eleisth, k Gelldhall. Ador n/10, Mama Old /very Raper Illiaett the pearoger t =t i lt MR, Si Fatima., is the saws of Swattefroplera, thalteroaerrhante, *melt soaker% whotherights, desams iod thopesen, to soneoder, March at three, as, et elellea. and April 16, at one at the Kra Liar Plenidda. Allkepepa, Mann bier dale, Akomadoe, sod Fehr. Mat-RM, UMW; diedilloem !, Paudva awl Ifeesdi, vempsa.' imam ituiposokrikarys Lab of Iliodermired, Scam spare, tisi e =4l Mi ' ddlessex, ciadert u & A , sad March a, 19, lad art at Lemke& Allarmy, Mr. ppm, .m.paigh Pleetereet, Liaises Loss Lewis, of Nesesstkimpos.Tymf, rtper i &eke aide wl" to sturesdr deis ltelt. a 4prd 141, et okras, . A t io nie) .. moon Swaim, Moms, sad MopinavOldJtimiy, Leadan. William Rickman, late. of Nurtimplea, hamdesper desk: and charms, Maurresder, Murk lt, at twelve , Het eleven, aid April 16, at twelve, at Gifildhall, L e ,, Attorrils If aws. Wilkisson and Uinta- White Li sa . arrese,ap;taLlielii, Leaden. Lawrence AMe, of Dem-street, Mike Vela} of St. Anti MIAs the Liberty if Westiniuster, is the enmity of N; sea, victualler, to sawresdir, March give tea, artd April 16, at ono, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aom ori , B i eien. Parker, Teem and Millies; Essex-greet, Wi n d. Janes Reid, at Brurevt, ID the city of idadoi , ends. writer, dealer sod :barns, to surrender, Mardi u tod Mems, is, and April Hi, at ten; at Guildhall, Landon. AI- Rimy, Mr. Spottiswoode, TiMenimuse-yerd. James Utley, late of Leeds, 41 the rummy of TM dealer aid ampoule, tosurreeder, Marsh seal, and Az; ,e, 42 eleven, at the Star and Garter les, is Leeds , mem. Mr. Lee, of Leeds; and Mr. &aye, Charity-lase, dos. David Drips, of Walteselosgb, is the comity of Yisit, clothier, scribbling...make, dealer and dm man, to stuwaiki, March Si,April t and 16, st Se% at the ham of Nir Ri. chard Ab o des, ' the Gold.* Pao lea, is Leak. Attonity, Mr. of Leeds; esd Messrs. Sykes and kios k. New Ins, Ltscou, atSisteld, in the county of Yak, pose r , to meander, Merck" 24, and Aped itk at two , at tie Testis, Ins, SWIMS& Atti= ed Mr. illiaMegarden, Lesion; aid Ids It twi tg;lDEN DS. May la. William Heath, of fibipposhaaa, is the county ot Wilts, clothier, Mier and charm., at Ins, at Ca lh g. Lefties. Haan' Nicholas, Ma if iliidea4treet, West sisinster in the county of m=la i lopl,flp. Biaelle- Ratemitriet, is tie city of L• 141111.4 drake and at 1 101 ,1 4 at 40114410.. April 92. Airralmi MitidaMci . ia the minty of a:ordilk, silogikettpsi, doW eltipsota, at four, at tie lean DA is the parish il Jdrt efTeeher. ' kill, t 4 onkel. Ilitarch N. Thomas Ihstflt, of Ittawaesicy, 131 the "stir et latersalis o tame. drier and &arms. at uiha, at the Deere Plow, la W. , :0 • r '. - 0,17 . Avails. Illeminal Payee, of Chelsea, isileit . of Ernt chest, ast er awl cesseiss, st et t2r ll 4 .l L4rdaa. v... l ia : , ...*T....... .of Creak, us aunty of .tr.dzirt c 4-- -4 oft-is le Mi. a. Mums *rnelielk aldlar, of Crodep-ehe, Err , sesedary, in the cesselc==hahae.isaltr awl at eibignssa, eines, it Rfilatrit.u• and Jl. RAM Errailas,4llliiihin is the tater of York, John Straiw, a Skiretat, a the invialts/ lialitel, Edward !ionise, of the 01 , 4114.411 . 1 . ratta1b Swaim, of illta b evd, am: a the said weary,. secrei n ara itaarb". at tcs, at the Whits Awn Jiatika. Inter' 19. John threw Pier, art the city at Loades, lama essets-basher, at agrees, at litsihEiatt. CERTIFICAT4S, *Apes ei. !Cite* Bilden; afTooicy-rtreet, Southwark, is the essay ef Bergey, .seckletgasasslectsrary limer.thetar. diesler asil , chapiaan. 1 1,111 ins hidedlte. - at 311settlabanpish, is the coast! d fillasteseter, clothier. • -- in time.part•,- • luau tai r siNsatssi, is thotesualrlif $lllllllllllllO4llllO maker and dealer. - David Ainsworth, of Prestos" la tS !lallalOralllt Ligramia, laselike-snoter Pool Contrail, of Prestos, is tie toasty of Laacrisrar, as. 1 410313.333k3r. -....-•-•-•-•.--....assere AieSi es ETlNt;s OF CREDITOR*, AT GUILDHALL,Iit • • to-naarow: a. I. Williams, lon of Nicholas-has .suritartt- Loaina, 3 I I lutsVamb., psdm;wilmigyest, Walelliglii% dial. mad itinsitswia 3 I I Jells .11,amick, jun lute of Ban•-allarko illhappiag, met - - 3 to Jobs Poonnat o ?nth-street, Comptes4nrset, Solna, comilectiserr - - - 3 Is - ailiz* r William MeWin% at ' IBAMae, eillipillier 3 Ito .Dilft . -,1. . Jaws Hp* tad Jobs ,Islisi6MOßS Royal, lamiies, iserihssis " - • i i Archbald 111sebialli, Ws el Witieltelirre4bis. des, nerabsd It ;tuber( reestest, 1 , 141104 lifildadikailaildrali. abeae-wsekee - - - to • • CERTMPATEIL Jobs WONG sad W.. Inas% of DasKiressert. is the liberty e(*. MartiSo-isiiilisik =altu r t im akilY of Viestaiseter, warelesuemse„ • /Wu Alton, the 'winger, of Ca, boa, is tlessaaasS7 sr Seffisy t _earpestee. • Rielisra Radek stihisissliast, Is tit "My ofWerviek, ai her-Osier, Aral( ild eiripstas. Guy Ksowies, of Mallielerhetn• in the . eneetT a Warwick, shift:- plus , dealer NA :harass -.--ess 111 10 - 4 r 114jellt4ICIC t ATI:MOAT . 3 pi.' ecut OuSIL 6a; 41 4 pp GM . hets* 97iii t.. 44 Ais. . ..... ... .. ...... lei fro lo • - .1,-. 10 r 71 is- t . 11. 1 ,- lea •i :‘ •Ss IL a. 'rem. illla . ' I , .= " 4AleisivelrleloW- .l .. ers'‘ mt. varig far • fel • ' T. BUM Seek* Firallre, •• 4, C 811t:(11. On Wedueulay mania' lost, at his Itcanwl, is Upper Ororreuor-strett. tin Lady of dr Ilea. Gawp Vahan, of a Das. MdallACT.B Oa Tharrdny last. at Batiroick Cbnizta, near BRA. by tie net. Ar- LJeac . us PiiYot, die Rev. W. Coningbant, Vicar of Danatoon, and Prebeatlary of LipLi% Dytastaaa, ralCrul dasigliter of the 'Wei. anima, Ea ti. dais city aloft. A 6 0 tie Of of girbolarid. ,ioioeph Jackson, = IC tilVeStitsa coodossy, 1 dry seissesto Mon. 14 *winless ift 1.0100,14 AVM, 'sirs sk, sod dbatiosss Trost-street, Vogel& Ohms 0 8. Catiabsioiliss4loailisallousi Lonna karied r ap i r m factor, does asd Astons_ • David A of Weedoielsolk; is I,44apsetrsir Ng* a its Moir sad of osore . daller.•24tgatewissegrepik 4 sad lltbised tir Tres, desist sad elharrea. r the tor n bt has y o ginlaiaghoftM Slitteensi , ogir . is. F, of Ipo rm. gyiet. stOrest Wassiss-obsiscc la elabishols. sm. m 111 anew 11disses,, 1105514.014 pilaw . DEATHS. _ Oa time sin alt. at iterli;gie at sawrporteo, Middens. firs. Anse Henley, cater grebe late at it. Medi Sweisy asidsit w at. aiddle4ifliway,' Middlemen, is lir Rye d We, mai alp s die tagiabir tai wen eati _aa* glinpeniag ff Mr. M.J. agitate, Veteran* d the Taiwan& and ether conies, fawn de White Horse lea, reilapiage. hanky vissigit, at Min antilas w des ev. Sir Wm Chain, Be ya Batt. aged . The hulk d his imam deveine to ►is ewe nein; Die Mitie breams faint. H WATER, THIS DAT, AT tADIDON-BRIDGE. Me 7 .....;.hter ..9 I Gera 41.. • . nia. aftera. LONDON: Priatrd by G. DAVIMON, N.. '9, ON Neansib-reare.Carevateret, and 'pabbebed at the Ogler + Nrn LS, Batt at *. cansseees aturcb, Strand, b J IX - 111TE, al same idare —Or.terr, Sur. fur One Parr. slut to the Office,(poit raid,, alines "del> attandird to ?I1 i Li ., MI Parr:2 il • 1 ill ,141 1 4 Nk 0111: :duff Tta *I otos, /he VC OW liat4c , Prte luhs, Spa , t If M