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LEWES. Jon 11. Our Monthly Beast Market. on Tuesday test, was welt supplied with all kinds of stock ; and near ly all the butchers from Brighton. and other neigh gearing towns. attended; but the market, owing to the scarcity of grass, was lather a heavy one. The fallowing were the prevailkog.prices:—. Bed ea.,,se to as. au. Hamm au id. to Ss. ed. Lamb. Se 'ed. to tis. There were also at Use above market a number of Lae cart-horses, many of which were sold ut good prices; and snow very well-bred pigs. Hailolvim Market, or Wedowday, was well sup plied witti sheep and lamas, the sale of which, as welt as of beasts, was ratherdoll. ' At lour Fuer to-morrow we expect a large snpply of burned cattle, and a numerate attendance of both buyer' and sellers. On Monday last our Town-hall was transferred to Mr. Amon Wilds. who, otihe evening of that day. with ruthless hand, knocked down the seat of Justice. Last Wednesday. the biltabitants of Weittneston (e village •few elides from this town), were placed under great consternation sod alarm, on rectiviug inforeartion or a robbery, which Mrs. Serie, senrant to th a Hew. W. Campton, reported had. on that day, been coMmitted in her master's twine. when ell the fatally bat hereel were absent. She de. scribed the robber so minutely, and with so much confidence, that persons were sent in all directions in porsuitof him, and a reward of fifty pounds was, Isy hand-bill, offered fee kis apprehension and con vsction. The live-wad-cry and pursuit were ;go /misty kept up the whole of Thursday on the sawn of which day, Mrs. Serle came and lodged her ieformatieu before • Magistrate in this town. wino, time was occupied nearly five hours iq taking it, a detail of which we shall avoid. as the eonclud jog part of her denotation may be considered es a 'far s t reettneu of the whole. She stated, that the robber, at his third vidt, on last Wetliteulay, be. tweru one and two o'clock in the aftentoon, seized her by the hair of her head, and thus draeged her *Me room to room. %Mil he had °hunted of 'lir a Ithowledge of what property th was in the hate., said posseasedlrimbetf of a pair of loaded pistols and all the plate be could *find, (consisting of small ar ticles of hut few pounds valve,) alien lie led her forth to execution. in the kittken, where a cord was ',related for that purpose. and after presenting one of the pistols cad threatening to blow her brains out if she made the least noise. be alehbetately Axed the ucuse about her limb, and having placed the slip.kuut tinder her left ear, turned her cot; ,'N• claiming with an oath that 44 he had now done for her." and departed; lout as good luck would have it. either Xmas the stretching or silippittg of the cord, she souk „o sa To admit of her sees touching the Amor, 111 which 'itemise she applied o to of her heads to the cord above her head. said thus pre. vested suffocation, whole with her other hand, she talk from her pricker a penknife. which she opened with her teeth, and cot herself down, 11114 .110011 ellesemseds da rned the osiglibuterbood. its abort stated t. On Friday, *he whispers of scepticism created a suspicion that all was net right, which led to a more diligent inquiry, sad to a development of the mys terious affair. as the plate which Mrs, Serie, in her information before t e M agestrete, elleged to hate been stolen, was found. wrapped up in some old eltpseel, in her !own box, upon the prensts, bat with the key remainiug in the lock. The pistols were alsofoentl in a plot of grass near the home.— Immediately after the above discovery, Mrs. Serie, who hail been kindly entertained here sauce The/N -il-4y, won taken rep by a warriat, and examioeil be fore J. Harrison, Esq. who, late on Friday night, folly committed her to Horsham Gaol, to take her trisl for thesoffeoce at our next /1.5 ICS. It did not appear, is her examination, that she bad any ac et/towhee in the tattiness. The phantom of terror was so strongly depicted theisbove artful woman, that the mho/mains of roomettes' scarcely thought tlwoiselven safe. m their own %cones, entit the naked truth appeared. Last Setwirlav, Moses Maims. en under-waiter, et the White Wart pun. ist this town. was taken use,, °barged with hating accreted and appropriated lit lee own use, cone try bank notes to the amount of fifty-five pounds, which had been accidentally left at the above iun. by Mr. hlitford. the Receiver. General, when its was en his collection Lere about • fortnight ago, and which he did not miss until a day or two afterwards. The boy was suspected. in couseqwelace Otis having been lately observed to he very flesh of looney, and front lois having . per. cha t ted, at divers shops, articles of a descr iption viiirh it could not be inapposed any roe in his Rhea tioe could, by honest unmans. have afforded. Nearly all the notes have been traced, and re-traced to `Milton. and one was fnond in !tag ilosseorehit. lie was examined before .1. Harrison, Esq. and coin n•ined to our House of Correction, fur re-exnutina tinn. One day last week, • swarm of !MP* settled on a dead owl, which Mr. From. of lb lined, had placed en a stick, to his garden. to scare the Innis. Thei smlsibeted a stove! and pleating appeantisce, and were hived without much difficulty. A ftw days since, a child fell into a well at Mares deli, and was unfortunately drowned—Coroner's Verdict, Amide's:is/ Dead. And, the day the re. mains of the above were interred, soother child, about a year and a half old. fell the tan te parish, and was suffocated—Verdict, Anidasidil Death. On Friday, the lit instant, as Mr. ED* STAIIII CI. of Laughton, carpenter, was iss,iittirg it taking dews some timber and rafters, at Clitildingly. place, he fell. by the giving way of ,inue is kkkkk bricks without tide, near the gallery. Tan long ratters accompanied hint is his awful deaceot Of upwards of 30 feet, to the bottom. where he ali4htv ed. providentially unhurt. on a cistern, !shaking the lid through, and part of the frame; lie dtere wards ate a hearty dinner, and walked to his home, nearly lour Mk% the some afternoon; the next day (Saturday) he came on foot to this town, with his butter. eanforrasbly to long uaitges and has ...nice daily *nil cheerfully followed his employ as • ear pester. at Chiddiugly•place.—The above micieot and lofty structure, was once the oat i.f S.r June Jetsetter, Kin. Lon* Chief Baronet' the II • chequer, in the long reign of Queen ELItBIIIKIII. NAVAL MTELLIGENCIL POIITIMOUTIIs Ni 11. Arrived the Mnfahar, James Bradshaw, ma,.ter, from Jamaica : Dexterous, Lieutenant Tomlinson, Tigris. Lieutenant Greenwood, from the coast of Africa ; and Myer. 18 gone, from Plymouth ; the Royal Oak, 74 gulls Lord Amelia!, Beauelere ; Donegal, 74 gene. Captain Malcolm, from off Cherbourg ; end Port Mahan, Captain Dorton, Iron► Cork, with a convoy of transports; and the Sarpedon. from the Downs. Dropt down to St. Wen's, the Cyane, with four toil for Madeira and the coast of Akira; Also, the Mentor, Clarkson, for the Cape of Good Dope. A fleet for the Downs is expected t• sail, this morning, under convoy of the Sarpcdoa.—Wiud N.W. _ _ _ PLYMOUTH, JUNE 10. The Remo, of 74 guns, the Hon. Capt. Paget, with the Iris frigate wider his orders, have sailed to the Westward, in consequence of orders which came down to-d:iy. Sailed the Plow sloop of war nn a cruise ; Ar wade frigate, for the coast of Africa; i.,:figenia Spanish frigate, fvr Comilla; Coldifueh sloop of war, on a cruise ; and the Mariner gun-brig to the westward. _ Arrived three chaser-inarees. prizes to the De fiance Sloop of war; the brig John. eeptilia W. I%'dliains„ frau] Bertia:e, who brings an account of the ship Astree, Cain. 31' Aekell, and the Douro, Capt. Brown, both from Surinam, having fallen in with a large Fronch privateer, on the Alit le of May, and engaged her forty minutes, when they succeeded en beating her off The John parted . from them at sea. PLYMOVTII-DOCK, JUNE 10. Arrived the Espiegle, Caw. Campbell. from the wettword. Lad evening, the Jamaica fleet, amounting to le pail. passed up Channel, wider convoy of the Ua•da/ar, t 3, C.ipt. inglefield. The Medusa and the Cadaw twig, having com pleted their refit, are gone into the Sound. vardisuirru, JIJNS 9. Sailed the Eliza packet, for Cadiz. DEAL. JUNE 11. Arrived the Bellerophon and Clyde ; the former from a waive off Flushing. the latter from Porte month. _ _ . . The whale of the outwartl.bound are getting ttader weigh.—Wind S.W. LEITH, JUNE 9. Tuesday, the Egeria sloop of war arrived iu Leith Roads, trout a cruise. On the 191 h ult. a quantity of loom gun-powder blew up on board this vessel, by which the Captain and several of the men were hurt. Three of them were brought up to the Royal Infirmary on Tuesday evening. Sunday mousing, arrived in Leith Roads, the forward Run -ling, from Heligoland. The Ruselle, Grey, from Jamaica, last from Cork, arrived at Leith, on Wednesday. Yesterday morning, arrived at Leith. ■ large smuggling vessel, lad. u with brandy and tobacco, pierced fur twelve gun., hut had only ten She was vent up by the Dosoloog revenue cutler flu the nth May, the Peggy, Lang, sailed horn Galway for Leith. The Scots Greys, now in Irelatnl,are under orders for England. The Stirlingabire Militia were embarked at Leith, on tVednesdity, on board five smacks, for hover. The Lisboa Gazette. of the tlith ult., contains a copy of a letter from itou•raeTe to the Queen of Stat.v, which, after enumerating the 'venni of the last five years, which have so materially changed the relatite satiation °refrain, in Europe, concludes with a proposition on the part of the Tyrant of the Comment, to make the KANO of SIMI' SeVert of all the Wes of the Slothterranern, on mudding& of his recogniziog MUSA? its KING of AT Lea, JOSLINI HUN Ar•STE as KING Of SPAIN. A few days since six young ducks. the property of a gentlemen in the neiglehonrhoml of Sratoril, fell over the high cliff near that place, open the beach below, a depth of more than Jidi feet. and, strange to tell, four of them were tiauid together, unhurt ; one had a leg broken, and the sixth was da►bed to atom.. Monday. at the Public Office. Whitechapel, Jellies Sweeney. KirAaril Pram. &heard Brerkley, Patrick ilemisiz. Bruneirk, JoAn Santana. awl Caravans liars (meutiosed in a former paper), were fluidly rssunined before Sir D. Wit.utsis. charged with the rder of Mr. June 110 W LI ut:. of the Eagle owl Child. at Forest-gate, iu the patibli of %Vest flain, Es.ex, on the gOth ult. They were folly c •tted fur trial, at the next Chelmsford Assizes, except Hayti, who was discharged. We recommend to the particular attention emir readers. the ide i of substituting iron for roof., is lieu of wood, the superiority of which, as to smengilt, durability, and expense. is elemplitied in a roof lately constructed hy the Aberdare lion trompony, sad put up at Newport, Monmouth shire. It rover* • building AO feet long, mid •! 1 feet wide over the walls. and misters of seven main couples, two lessliiig couples. and wall-plating, all of cast.iroo. wrought iron laths, , crew-pws, &c. total weight Y ton 4cwt. dips. tolh. bring slab. ciesitly strung to sustain the heaviest stone the of this military, and is in itself lighter than one of wood, of which anlastaucr there is not one pantile. The nsaingooples are made to three pieces, the col. far ere tie-beans of winch forms part of a cher. thereby giving much wore head-room than is pus. Bible with wood, and holes are left in the same for the purpose of fixing ceiling-joists. making an handsome covered crtluil ; it requires neither side pieces hie rafters. the wroughtoron laths being a substitute fur Loth. The whole roofilig.after bring fitted tug. the,. aiiil taken to piece.. 'agouti. at Aber dare iron-a mks, was put nibs one waggon and cuu veysnl to Treilogar iron -works, there unloaded tato • traiii-wsicpwi. slid taken down the Sirrowy tram read, Ilimusts Sir C. Morgan's Park, to Newport in twenty-four I s —is distance of thirty-six miles. It was than fitted together again, and fixed on the walls completely ready fur the tiler in lees than tire hours. who, baying no laths to prepare or nail on, coin tile a roof in half the t.lljllr it could be dole on PIK constructed of wood. They are stioplicoolole to builolon4a of all .i3e*, can he pot up at • much Ire ell/roar Iter P gar r, thari may other. and are of course far tame durable. PROM LIST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. lIIILITART PROMOTIONS. Cinenuissiaiu signed Me rim Lieutenant 51 the County 51 Ssrrey. tat Regimeat oftiam, Militia. Lieutenant Hrinv Jones to be Captain, rice Andrews, de. cewsed—mlated May an, 1110. Regiutest. Lieutenant atadwiek to be Captain, vice Jaw, re signed—dated Slay 30, Id 10. Bemire -- Gibbs to be Lieutenant, vice Chadwick, psi inuted..olated as above. Couniusiens signed by the Lunt Lieutenant gf tae County Qf Kant. &Mead and Mailing Regiment °lineal Militia. Akaseder Wilkins, Gant. to be Ueuteuaut..edated !ay 92, 1010. Blackheath Regiment of Local Slilitia. Geoyee Ritchie, Emu to be Major--dateil May 09, talff:" William Weatworti lksebamps, Esq. to be Captain.—dated as abve. • Jahn Raymond Snow, Eq. to be ditto—dated May 30, 1210. Sited Gudalant, Esq. tabs! ditim—ilateil May 31, tale. demerit Wutileutobe, Esq. to lw ditto—iGted Joss I. tell. John Utualsami, Esq. to be ditia--datad June 9, 1110. . Thomas Simpson Kraus, to be ditto--dunned Jaw 3, 501 u. . . Jantesiteveridge I)unean, Gent. to Lienteaant--datcd May V, Joseph Annitagr, (,ent. to he di to--dated May sn, 1.10. Robert G K. iliorrang, Gent. to bt ditto--dated May 31, 1510. John Taylor, Gent. ta he Lieuteaant—dated Jane 1, 1610. Churliv goiter, Gent to be ditto... Anted Jatle g, tato. Nay Austin, Graf. to be Ensiga.—dated ay 99, 1st% Charles Lear, Gent. to be ditto—dated May au, 1610. To)lor, Gent. to be ditto-dated m a y 31, Ism nibl East Kent or Asisfitra, Oldeastle and Mon Regiment of Local Militia. Ensign Matthew Pierpoint to be beat 1510. Cewomiseies in the Royal Stannary Loral Regivaeat of Artil lery, signed by the Lord Werdee. John Pearce, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, tic.Jobn Rosa, jun. rui=ned. Commissions is the Radnorshire RIEIIIII4^III of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Li.rtireeet. Cecil Parsons, Geat. to be lieutenant.-.4latuf ne 16,1309. Jen °slab has ire, Gest. to he ditto—dated as above. Ensign Joke. Howe to be ditto, vice Evans, resigned— dated as nhure. Ensign John Vaughan to be ditto, wire Oliver , resigned+ dated as above Griffith James, Cent. to he Ensign...daft...las above. Thomas Parry Jutats, Gem. to be dittos—dated Joe 19, 1809. I.llvne I, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Wright, Joseph Wriest, and Thames Rnickle hem, of Asdtou•uuder-Line, Lancaster, muslimmanirfac- Innis. JIMA:1 910. Peter Little and William Little, of Manchester, dyers. Jaw JanrraPope and Joseph Pearsoa, of Wigton, Cumberland, jollier'. Avon( Inm.t. Thomas Pearson and Thomas Haut, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, mla.ea. June 7, tato. John Firth ao I Hurry t:lseethans, of fns, Turk, cot ton. spinners. June n, la tip. Jacob Whitbread, jou. Thomas Wilwu, and Thorns. Wil son, jos. of Trate, matotrra. J one so. Francis Ackroyd and Robert Holroyd, of Bradford, I ork. May 1, tato. Robert Lamb and Thomas Smyth, of Tottenham-court road, Iliihtirstx, haberda,bers. April 1, Islip. Henry 'marten, George Newton, Thomas Chainhers, Robert Scott, sad Juhn Scott, 44 TI life Iron %%gotta, Tankerslty, lurk, irms : firsmiters. Juin a, taw. Henry Entniale, James Entwiste, anti John Gilpin, Leeds. May 1, tato. Joseph Green and William Bugle, of Birmingham, factors. May ts, is in. John Robbins sad Robert Stmens, of Birmingham, factors. Jarirrg, tar.. Thomas Giles nisi Jeremiah Giles, of Liongport, Woodlice learoogh, hunt, Mester'. March 12, lain. lIANKRUPTCY ENLACGED. John frederitit Veit!lituer, at Atutchcluert, Thrumming,- Maui, Loudon, merchant, fawn Jaw 16 Ito Atl,Nt4 4, at Ira, at Guildhall, tsANKRUpTs. Thames Wells and Grurge threw Take, of Bankside, St. Saviour, Southwark, Surrey, timber-merchants, to maena d' e, June 16, 30, and July 04, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon- Sun. Attorney, Mr. Surinam, Goldemsguare. William Bowler, the elder, of Ca. Mt-street, Sowthwork, Surrey, bat-masuit.ctiner, to surrender, JIIIW 19, 314, mod July ef.l, at lea, at Guildhall, Lumina. Attorney, Mr. Stu net, Desio's roart, 1:11WilIcle-COMMMIS, 141144111. Charles Rat, of Falionnoth, tnerrhaat, to sae rendor, J sly ti , „and us, at large°, at Cummins'slHostel, Ma mmoth. Attormys, Mr. Andrew Young, Fahatmath , awl )lemors. Iteardun and Corhetteuart, Graetehurrla street, I.ondrus. liainbridge ' of Manebester, I.ancashire, atanafarturtr,losurreinder, June Jo , July 3 and in, at use, at the Do Tavern, Delmar'le, Masebester. Attorneys Mr. ltanusel Maiteliester; amid Mmes. Milne anti Parry, hisser Temple, Latakia. John lliniptuti, late of Kum, Hereford, innhuliler, to asr. reader, Jure 911, at 111f9e, 21, at test, aml July 4, at len, at Ike Kinemituad-liess, Huss. Alluvial', News. Meredith, Robbias, mid Toughy's, Linetalsni-Inu, I.mitliiii ; end Mr. Harvey, kw". . _ Tlewia . xas kirluovlsow, now or hair of Water..idle, Militia. Yiakalore, d)er, to aneretaler, June u 7, IN, and Jill, 24, at four, at the Talbot Ism, Halifax. Aitorneri, Mr. %tient sixth, Gray's Isio, Loudon i stud Messrs. Wigliniworth sod insaimpaua, Halifax. %Valiant William Overeat], sad Smith Oakkl, Churthmtsert, Southwark, Surrey, oulotaiili ea, W marituthet Jut.. i ti. Jnly '24, at mar, at Guildhall, 8/1101611111. AtMenity, Mr. Oakley, Illartiter-lase, Castuum. Street. DIVIDES DS Juk S. Winl3M 11040014 a Slatschester, Laneatter, counts ma.ottafitrtattr, at (hues, at the Mutla)'s Arta*, Mau ette.tre July 3. George Barges*, late .4 iVlsite.rnisaitmet, Mill brewer. but as of Wruid-aterri, Loudon, uart hoomesesios. as tan, at audelhall, LOOdult. July 3. Juin. Page, .4 aisiopagate-street, Loudon, amber- Jostler, at twelve, at Gia.1.11.411, Luadou. Jour 16. Join. Simusi, Luntharal.strect, LOO4lOll, banker, at tandre. at Guildhall, Laudon. July 14. Daniel Bloom'. of Toast Mitigate, Norwich, mer thud, at 111/1.11r... al Guildhall, Lumina. July 1. George topper, Pow or late of Linton, kcnt, 'hop keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 3. Jame.. 51airham, of Upper Thamea•strcrl, London, chrmeammger, al owe, at Guildhall, Louden.. July a. Thomann Weed, late of Herefoad, atm iiary•lnsilder. at aeren, at the City Arms Hugel, tierefunl. July 1. John Kayser, of Think, York, al. myriad, at eleven, at the King's Anemias., Thisok. July I I. Moruel itottowlry, id Salford, I.aneasler. lispaor merrhant, at clears, at the Hug Tatar, Ilaurheettar. July 'I hooom Dowd, of hew Nan*, rialltrier, at ass, at the Three Swami los, New Jul% in. Itathunl Huth,. ol'Eresta, Surrey, parta•botelaer. at twelve, at Lando,. - July 17. ttalliarn Dimas mad Hrury Di3oll, of litutherliabil. Pieria", wither merciania, at war, at Guildhall, kmadva. July 3. John William Sherwoud, lirsgaio.airret. Low- Mau, ehresenumer, at eieraw, at Guildhall, Lesion. July 7. Juhw Wright, of Oldham, Prowiwieh, Lime ..tet, owerrei, u 1 twelve, at tie leabgewates Arms line, Mau. chewer July 7, William Pgradaua, of Papeete, Ceelteall. •hop• keeper. at 'lmes, at the While-Liow-lan, *wad.oireet, Mr 44.1. George kept, of Weestucrwerielo, Readreo. Ctn. ber•tetal.r, at eleven, at the avyal Hotel, It is unlasOdot. Jul, 14. ,louatlian Dossing, ofJ' rc,y gm,„ • at twelve, at 1101. Bear and Cows., iu I l i.. •,j,, Nutfutit. hely p Thomas Wood, ►ete a Itswhata Isomer, at elevets. I t UR' eittl; bldg. Itoclulak. July 9. Samp►ow, of (Aileron'', illuvw-dculer, :.• eleven, at tar Georg• lass, Dak strect, Liveipsv.l July 4. Ed wav4 M errywe au her, of M a *theater, rooms. %is vier, at ekvea, at the there luo, Muueisettee. CERTIFICATEA--Jutir 3 Edwanl Aterrywcatiser, of Mattelinter, Latkaater, cotton. Philip Lock, lot* of Nailooarth, Hwslq , Ghi i . et y,„ .van. maker. CBMISTCHUtteII SUEZ, 44!j. The skew and sale of Menlo, Rams and Itatadiushs, 01, Tavolay the dill edition., of the thick of C. H. little, war Christelius eh. 1141114, was eery usineronaly and mil k y,. adds attended by the Gentlemen and FOVINIWN of the weioo bourlicoil, and some of the most respeetain,. the goopefies of limo., Wilt., Rll.l lhoreet. Tire stnek war eenliviell approved hullo foe wool end shape, rent panic, tarty tits dearentlasits of His Majesty's dock, whirl, h.. 3.• brought higher prices than bare jet bees ;nem for filo, urn.. Morino breed —The folios in were let Cu. one *mut at ii.. 8111110 annexed No. a —Pagoda, a Nevelt. Ram, bred by the Xing, 1495. 1311. 6d to Artbor 4rwUy, En g. a.-.lfaborera. ado for port. 26. to T. Jaebook, 3.—A.Negrete polled dot°, fur sal. toe. to Joao limrky, t , ESL 4.--A Pawlar Rom, fur 52i. 111.10 a Ceollroun. s A sisesithog nom (woof No. 3 ) rue t ll, toJamesJor l y Esq. Negrete Rain, for 761. s• to Sir C. tiei, Bart 7.—A ditto, out quite pure, for ail. to Richard Awes, tog. Surest llama Let 00 4311. 60. A koetatilli 1t..., sun of Pavia, fur total. 16s. to Nr. ;mg And a Rain-Lamb soli! for 31 1. lee. ME LIM THOM.IB H. '.I'SILI tr. &SQ. OF oLbff.4lf. SPVt.MI Prfllatl/11.4 Slut clot we of the pttriaset of the will of tile kir Thomai lieusi.aw, E.q. of 01,11 1 „, n , having otspeared ill the pahh.: Iwprls , and cal public:tete:is, we hive now the sati,,factios t of preventing our readers with at correct atatentrut of the charitable lattiuests of that respectable mid etli,. amide character. Fel the etuiuwoeut ufa Blue Cost ftelutol ■t Oldham, sir ithrheiler, if the ear-- cutlet think it tu,ue euevenieut Lato,nraa a For • Mimi Aarluua•t 31aaeltestcr Tu the 31anrbouce Infirmary l,oou u q To the Ittuutic Ilusp.tal, Manchester l,n,• • • Tu the Lyiug-ie Hospital, dust. Sus u • To the bidets' t'hurity, ditto ......... • . Su° u u Mr. Hen.initr lOW :11,0 bequeathed IlltriClll4 tire to his dt,,Lint relattres, sod notneruato trtemk, upwards of tifr}• of whom are remembered in Lu will, which bears date ir. November lso7, which are Ole I, several codicils, sit dated tu tar year 11:108. On Friday night tart, aoearly as half past ek.lit o'clock. Mr. Nicholls, a respectable farmer, se oft, near Bourn, was Mopped, on his return film Stamford market, by a highwayman, who raked hiw of about itil. in hank bilk. The utierater Vie ori foot, and armed with en extremely large esal;el. which Mr. Nicholls, as he approached him cm the road. (near the sixth mite-stone from Starnfran4 observed with sone aurorae. but little rallerted the use to which it Was about to be put. Oa the two meeting, the robber seised the reins of Mr. Nichollex horse, and devituteled Mr. WI money.— The latter hardly believed that. at welt a War vi the evening. at such a season of the year, and is ,o fretlttent•tl • place, the nun could he in earnest, and he said, Poh. poll, you don't mesa to nth me :" to which the fellow replied, •' I do, Sir; yuut tummy or your life I will have; I am in dutreoi and hare nut a farthing to help nsyself with." Afor some further parley, in which the aim spoke threaten, ii gly. but never swore nor used gross gunge, Mr. Nicholls (prudently thinking that hit large family had higher claims upon him dam that he should put hit life to hazard in a conflict with highwayman) slelivered his pocketbook, rettught"fl about ::81. The robber opened the book, &airs rattly and cautiously looked over the beak and, upon 51r. Nicholls representing that that red all the money he had to assist him un a jtt or,o-y i.l was taking, and begging to have some of it ri. turned. after a short time gave him bark two air pound Fulls ! Ile then grimed his hold ; and :te parties had proceeded 20 or 90 yards, in oppwite directions. when Mr. Nicholls called to the rotas, that he might as well give back the pocket-bent. which would be of no value to him. " Well," said the fellow. returning to meet Mr. N. there it is ; and here'', a ten-pound bill too more than I want." lie actually thereupon re-delivered the hook and bill. and soon after was out of sight, Mr. Nicholls riding to his house. about a mile and a half off. to raise his friends in pursuit. It is intertwined that he slept at a public-house at Great Citarnon , nr, Friday night, and went northward next marn- Subsequent inquiry after bin has at pir,ent been bull. - If esiaray—Wurr TURllllMll—.liubdisy at slbe hbik 01Sees. MARHIIIGH. Hy the Rev. Mr..lrroiliptost, et Cantle Ireame eisinsoy Limerick, James Eiiszeruld Mum", of Stutieville, Eat to Hiss Disoseusnbe, of Limerick. DLA'II . HS. On Thursday, the ph inst. Mrs. Mulish Qui kh, art 01, who follovaarl the profession of a Sclainslaiwiress, • 11 indime, saws. ils of suites's, highly reapected. thi the tusk shim., at his house ID 4,lrlyton, is Den.* .hire. Contain Heavy Wilson, late of the Houusrsbk EMS 'e.t.a Coisipeny's atop Wesley, whose name is hi the rer. , ••• Inction of the public, as connected with that set iutercti• sag siarraiire, published from hisjourisal, of the &Mated mot providential preservation of the maw of the .t,dcloye Parket, on the Prlew Islands, 1753. Ou shirk oern..:•bv istiepidity, discretion, sad tic lsorts de countwurecr, sinus mirth mu simmer who: h hasrarely bees IFACCIIOI. The etwerkulite inshore of Inn abilities, appe.ito, wbrn, ..•••• sealed by aistlim ay or power, he was able to persuade 4,0 people to steamy all the spirituous ligoors rentiouinf un Ott creek; scarcely amtioveruur ever knotluted spoor: aid velf-deuial fur the pahlie rout. Hw C4•llklpflideltilfr soda standing aad pesos aeries indie.try raised boo, tiirnerli rust gradation 4.f o senneeti • lift, to the highest post iu Odell hoe. and he had the halueur to be .cured 114 c0mm.134110 Commodore N Sir . Dante, %lieu Admiral Lia.ois, 1 1l d gmi ship, with several frigates , was bailed sed litemoltr by • fleet of Esst-ladissaeo. In private lila be visas er .•• and benevolent friroil, n kiwi parent, sad tied • Ch. near Cuptein %Villeins brit n o t tong cajoled his retic,rio'.: • Cotoun ; nnel , but fur the disione.•, his icludies ouu..th hero inteited pear !bore Or brad recd, P. nice Lee fl••• aitompaiord his foam the Pella Islands, but pill 'shin oil' by the osialhpou, and is betted :it • 11.1619. biATER ALI ON it min. ILIUM I.'l ErrOb i g• 11.41. EON IN ON :—Pnilleol b) C. SMITH, Ne. Ora, • l'"4l'l"'d at NO: Itivek of St. ••i..4n.1, I.) J. of same to nail (Tinto mei proi . lo.l alert a 6 1 ):e t be at that a min t , certiir eachw OHM, !lostinp i..~rdi datini IP . Rt . E. II i s uu, feeltie: Count o::541 enntet *r ii:cr; ql Sulir( Itioqr sliip cs r ~er ,„ 1 .,, 17, HOt the L gime er4e• oo the ; lib Trio ereee•-'` sedinp The II te ed II Ave. it r. 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