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1 : I ti 1 61 [V, ..1 . Q. Do yes reosiitatty alteretiett that paper Tiervinos to its publitetseo ?—A. t do. Q. What was it/ took at that paper, and see how sad in what vegeta it was altered.—A. The .vord ',Osman/yr was erased. sad the word now ruhautated in its stead. Q. By whom was it aliened i—A. I think, I am poetise: the alteration was made by Mr. Corbet. Q. Were there any ether alteration?—A. There were some. Q. Were they oft similar nature. chaeging the i harsh into milder terms caw pssittvely I swear that they were of that nature. Q. Do you knew how it happened. that the -.off! isonudiong was suffered to remain?-wA. I do sot know ; but l suppose Mr. Corbet overlooked It. Q, D e you kisow what became of that pa per A. it was thrown about the office, sod a not at present is be found. Mr.. ones kyan examined by Mr. ConE aaaaa . Q. Do vet fill soy department on The Hibernia* Tele;ra k al '—A. I conduct it. Q. In that , apacity did Mr. Corbel ever give directinuo?—A. Yes ; he gave it as a gess lo rail role 6 4 never to admit the insertion of any thing tending to wound tbe feeling's or injure the . reputation of any person ; he desired me to he al ways ready to praise a maii for his good qualities, and sever to dispraise any one." Mr. Viscid Barks ezmnbeed by Mr. Uc aTe e. Q. Were you one of the musicians beluoging to the hand at Cron-street ?—A. I was. Q. Do 'nit re' ollect the time of Madame Cate laui's engagement ?—A. Perfectly well. Q. These were t h an many other in the same *dooms' a. yourself?—A. There were. Q. Vs. have read that paper?—A. I have. Q. Were Tou one of tbe persons to whom it al- Itsdes?—A. 1 ssi,s. Q. Do you know Madame Catalani's husband ? I do. Q. Did yen know of AV. Cooke having written a letter upon the suoiject of the payment the pi r• fm mere my& to receive ?—A. I do; he wrote to Mr. Militant Glover. •• Q. lily virtue of year 4111, aid y' u 4 . . Veilgthrt Mr. Corbel or was sit 4 the author of thelgepor alluded to?A.A. 011 soy slitb he was nut. Q. Toe must know veto was the author A. I a. Q. Can you say whether it was written by any room is Ms. Corbet's employment?—A. I cat soy it was not. 9 Yoe have read that paper NA. I have. Q. Do you recollect whether it is, or is out soft. coed very ninth, in point of eapeettiou N....A. I res eellect rite word economy was substituted in the Pam at nalsareatecy. Q. Was not that piper, which is the subject of thin action, written by ewe or more of the psidares. ens?—A. It was. Q. (Ity one tithe Joiy)+Do yes know whether 11!r. loses relfilled his contract with the prior iswo Mr. ffnyttc objected to the gaieties. as being inasmuch as the Defendant had not pleided a justification ; bat the vitae,* replied to the quer tion, that the contract was not relined, so far es it ergs rded himself. Here the mildew, so the part at the Datiadant dosed. Mr. Justin DALY Alleged the Jury in nearly the following words Gentleinen of the Jsqt. this i. an *cities of slander, brought by Mr. F. E. Janes against the Defendant. for pub lishing a certain paper in The Hibernims Tck graph. The Defendant has pleaded the general iesese, and the only matter which you are to try is, Snit, whether he is the publisher of the paper al lusleel to; and, secondly, whether the pubhcaUun contains matter hhellons or not. As to the toss. WWI . of the I)efenithint with the publication, there has been proper evidence given of that fict. Psvideoce of jiistefica-ion has Iberia offered to you by the Defeudant, in order to she* that the facts conteoued tie the paper pullb.hell arr true ; but as the pleailtrig. In tht,. :/1•111.11 1111% , stand, it is not meters whether the lei t. br true or false. The Defendant 1.114 pleaded snnply the general issue, and hr is n o t legally emitleil to go into eind•oce of the fact. in the publi cation. It has been represeniett to vnu, in nether to prove the innocence of the Detendam. that she pnbhcation in ltieettion ea. a tOstenaryit of a private transaction, in which the Defeuileist was to allo way but, fientlemeis. Imp are to keep this disiinetton in your nowt., that tilt publication of • private transitetisso i however tier. +say coticsin matter of a libellous tendency. There is no doubt that salter in the Defendant is an essential Ingres diem to sustains this action ; and unles, roe believe that the DePorlant was actuated by tni;licioes mo tives, the Plaintiff is not entitled to your verdict. ft may be very one, that the Nl.inager of the theistresenyal is liable to have nhservatmits made OD his conduct. iu the publie prints.. lam • ire. it will not he contended that he is not so liable. Gentlemen, in order to ascertain whether the content. of this paper be libellous. there are three eriirris •by whit+ you will determine: The first i. ti,, intent with which it sow plibli.sbedw.dia ago mid is what may be collected from the pals& .u , ,11 its.lf: and the third is the tendency which ills , publication may have had to Hare the re. ti•it:ition of the Plaintiff. As to the latent. if you twlirre the /mature of Mr. *Nines von !MOM/ A l an loin a 'Joni tt. It appears the Defiretdost had from Mr. Jones what is sinallty Om to the proprietor- of newspapers. namely, lithe* if oilisiiieient 'to the Theatre. The Pintail, missed the Dirfraflont's request. and be slathered so Mho Pd• Nolly. that. for this refined. ft% the t would he retreirgrd. 'fht. declaration I coos*, ISO reidenor of expv es. -,111111 e. Gentlemen, as la s the puhh,.tion itself ,ftlie flefewliiiit was not ivelsolled ley resentment to Mr. Joie., hn 0r...1111 h a ymow tined himself to a plain statement of 11-e traesse. tion.--111cre his Lordship veil serei.l attracts f en . the Pape", in order to shear that ifs fontent• were libelluiss.).-.lGentlraies, it is far you to say. whether the publication of the transaction could be jisiitifieil is as; respect. What are thecirrumminces! Cooke entered into a certain contract with some performers. and Mr. Junes denied that Mr. Cooke hied any authority from him (she Plaintiff) In mak e any such engagement. The husband of Madame (7istalani offered to pity the performers himself. but Mr. Jones would not suffer say person to pay them. Although the transactions wee, is its eature.trivial, Mr. Joie dm& lie bed ImilL 'maids to essisillie payment of the prefamuses. The pz: m etazal. the husband of Mwslasse Catalans anxiety, in several coavanstiows he Ittihad Janes, that the performers should WOW f sad that he was very much deceived in Mr. hisses camases; plainly insinuating that Mr. Jowls hod been guilty of an act of managerial swindling. Gentlest's. I confess, that. for my part. if the contents of this paper be not a libel, 1 caning conceive what a libel is. If yon believe the evidence, I think it is clear that the Defetidnut entertained en aversion against Mr. Jones." The Jury retired for about five minutes, and found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages isol. mumnommimisumwas NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSI4OI.I/11, DEC. 15. Arrised the Escort brig, I.teut. Crosby, from Guernsey, with the loss of her rudder. A violent gale from the South-west blew last night: the Clarendon, Bruce, West Indiatnan. and the Pore transport, are un shore; the former on the Kicker and the latter on South Sea Beach ; fortunately, no lives were lost. The Royalist traits port was also driven on shore, on the Spit, but got off; she, however, made so much water, that they were obliged to run her ou shore again, en South Sea Beach. We have not learned that orders have yet bete received here tin what day NehensioA 7itylur, late Surgeon of the Jeweiee, is be executed. TORSAY. DCC. 14. Arrived the nerdy gun-brig, from the westward. The Thames frigate, bound to Lisbon, with the Spanish Ambassador ; and the Persian sloop, with a convoy for Lisbon, still remain here wind-!wand. Sailed the Daphne frigate, for Plymouth, and Gambier brig, on a cruise. ent.siotern. 13. Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet, with a hind from Lisboa, in ten days' passage. suet., vac. 15. We have experienced another dreadful gale from the southward, with much rain and hail. Early this morning, we discovered a ship on her broad side, on the Goodwin Stolid ; two on the Break ; five An the Flair, and several in the Downs, with the lam . of anchors and cables. and other &mitre; one: of the ships on the Flats, is the gingsbsts. "Warden. for Jamaica. The ship on the Goodwin Sands is a foreiner, had two men drowned. Three ships in th e Downs have lost their bowsprits. fore mid main-masts. An Aineri- CMS ship sunk in the Downs, crew saved by the Deal beats ....Several ships cut and run for Rams gate. YARMOUTH. DLC. 1.. The gale last night was heavy indeed; much da mage has 'well sustained here and along the coast. The Camille, Stewart; Nancy, Pratt, from Sunder land. loaded oith coals; Ifliaorrae. Jackson, from Quebec; Westmorland, Barrett. for Stockton ; 'hula. Poppingwell, for Gainsborough ; Mery,Williontsoo. and Success, Hunter, from Hull, are Ott shore near Yarmouth. The crews of the two first ships were meet by Captain Marrhy's inventieu ; the second shot lied threw the line scrim one of the ships, which they drew the cable on board, and made it fast; it bring tightened from the shore. the slide boat was fixed to it, and hauled to the ship, into *hid' the crew got. and were brought safe to lend. —Several more ships are on shore. EaSTIVAILIto SRC. 15. Last night, it blew a terrible storm from the Southward, and about two this mu g people freest the watch-liouse observed light sliewn from a Irenel apparently in distress at the back of the rocks, but no boat could possibly get out to her assistance ; some Insure were Teat in anxious ap prehension, when, about five o'clock. a large brig was observed driving at the mercy of the winds, towards Essivrars Bay. and, at last, under a coil fused move from the people on board, to strike on ' the rock. at the foot of the Cape Point, when several of the effrighted crew endeavoured to sale their lives. lay leaping (rota the bowsprit to the cliffs; but, fortunately, some people on the watch disco vered her awful situation in time to prevent them, by shouts and other rigouts. from litaphig upon destruction ; in consequeuce of which the lives of several were pored, fur the tide then ebbing, seine time Interwar& left her dry. In the mesa time, the sea fencibles. from Folkstone, were assembled in great numbers, and their Captain and officers having walked round her, to examine the nature of the (Impinge, soon after daybreak, began to take step, to secure the drifting spars and stores, (for both masts were blown over the side) ; in this ope ration the sea limeades exerted themselves with the greatest activity, while the Custom-House peo ple. under Mr. Dawson, stood as centiorls ; and it is hoped, that if she Arnold go to pieces ou the erred tide, most of her stores will be preserved. The name of the brig is the Defender, and it is said. that, long before. finding her situation hope less, it was deliberated whether or trot they should run ashore in Ilythe Bay. Unfortunately they did not; and when they anchored off Fulkstime, both her Cables ported. and she drove as before stated. Thee is two few of eery heel, being COVE or Coax, DLC. I I. Arrived the Fortune, of Workington, Hudson, Havatmahs sugar. logworol. Sic. for order. FROM 1.10,D7i LINT all•VE22110. Die. IS....Aerieed the Henrietta. *ea Yalta.—. Mild the Thetis. Lee**, fee Deblois The Aurora. of Sam7:l7inol, I.Tost near Ileaforti. -.Tie Fortune. of Loudon, with wine, is lost near rioabissi.—.The Herrry. REtoIAN. from London, Tobagor to ea shrive. on the Balling Sands; tire isakossarpe on .hare. between Ramsgosoe and limed stairo.--The Leda —, Button, from London to Grentole sod the Ana. Hu•4111.1 , , err on shore in Pegwell Bev ; with ten others. A Areaditil tire broke out at nine o'clock, nn Saturday night, at the house of Mr. listucauss, rabinetmooler, in Holton-sorret, Berwick-street, Sohn. The defaming elettiont consumed the whole of the premises, and a valuable stock of ma hogany. The fire began in one of the workshoin at the tap of the house. During the hurricane on Friday morning, be tween two and five o'clock. the newly.trected well of the London Dock was blown down for upwards of forty yards. and also the wooden erection.-- Segment weenie sad craft stairteil trout their moor intik - 11 . mi 11411,111DA' lOM'S CAZETTR. .4ebilatedal. lisslivity WM, ifs. IQ, l ota Lamina Cspbslo . Co/Mr, R. Collier, of Rim e alp the /Pervellke" - emormi to the Hoe. Rear-Aewing Stoplord, INS tressedlisi by Levi Gam bier to JAM Wilma Orebee, ship IMMOlllaale, at See. Desosabee, Nq SIR—I bare tlit lamer t• acquaint you, that His Majesty's slip suer say eisumsead has been driven, to the late FM, Wither tie the Miwthward of the station allotted to her by your seder • and in reco vering my ground this day, capture d the French cutter privateer La Conitesse Laura, Jean Jacques Beltiers, Commander. The privateer is of a class sad possesses qualities admirably calculated for the annoyance of the Bri. ti.h mule ; s he is copper-bottomed, and sails fast ; pierced for 16 guns, and has 14 mounted, twelve and eight-pounders ; 61 men on board, being part of her complenient; Seeders out of itochelle, with out making any capture. I have the honour to be, kc. (Signed) G. R. Cou.tra. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Oftee, Dec. 16, tang. let Regiment of Du pea Gitards-.William A. Maxwell, Gest. to be Carait s .irrebsee, vice Fisk, promoted. 6th bath Is be lammaast, by pea ches'. Ale satires. Du Ikeissom of Deormsea...llll4jar J. W. Sleigh, to be Llesisemat.o by purchase, vice Thomas, who retiree. CaArehilteli Mosey to be Misr, by parttime, vies titiliTiimeet of Foot—Brevet Liesteasiet•Colousel Jobs Peter Hantiltovi, trues the atb Garrison' Rattelsos, to be Allejoe ' vice Basra, who earliaages. sgth cliiits-.Ceptaiti Richard Butler to be Major, without parches*, vice Hilliard, &reared. nth Gerrie°. Bottalioo.-411ajor Ralph Betel, from the loth Foot, to be Major, vice Hamilton, oho exam's% s. ATA FF . Major Clement Erloarde, of the ad Ceylon Regiment, to Ire Depety Adjatout.Geseral to tbe Purua serving iu the Woad of Ceylon., vice Beeworigg, demised. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Waller Drury, of Stamford-street, Bluckfr tars. rind Sur rey, statioser t from December *6 to Febraat y J, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Job* Ferguson, late of Barr-street, St. George is the Eat, Middlesex, merchant, from December 12 to 'sugary 30, at tea, al Guildhall, Loudon. DANKRVIPTS. Richard Spickpraell, O'Steen Oakes, Kelm, ine.keeper, to sereruder, December 19, 32, sad Jussery *l. at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Flmary,Chsecerrlaree, Lando.. Edward Seat, of Cbandowsaseet, Ceweet-Serrates, Middle. sex, shoemaker, to sarreaki, December it, an, sad January tri, at twelve, at Guildhall, LOI4OII. Attereey, Mr. Weed, Eickmood-beildiuga, Dessareet, Bebe. Ikbard Dean, of Bow, Middlesex, baker, to surrender, December 19, 30, sod Jassy tip at Is., al °oddball, Lease. Attersey, Mr. Wilma, Devonskirearset, Niabope pte-street, loodee. Sassed Godfrey. of Liverpool, Lasesetor, straw hat-ma aufairterer, to surrewhey, Jewry 31, 4. mod 11, at ?laves, at the Glob; 'Passer, Jelisoireet, Liverpool. Attiyneys, illeamo. &AM sod Hie*, Uscrptiel ; sod Mr. Thomas Wirt*, 30104110181, 11/*4006~. 1110101114 1111 Vaisiall. Loos% sear ilinshalimm, WaraieK, inky asi Campeau. auremeder, Da ember 99, Ilet sod J lg. M twoloo, at the Ehokoor ore Torero, New-stroot, Mrsmia.m. Attaworya, Mews. Webb sod Troia, ItirialosSam Jam ataidels. k s 41 Deansark-evert, Cevent-garden, Middleass„ Se egaswier, Dreember ts,J smeary e, and 07, at elem.. at Gonfalon, Loodoa. Miscarry, Mr. Elawniag, Cle mases-lan. Jobe Barton, late of New-Cross, Savory, dealer and chap. man, to surrendar, Doseumber at, 30 4 lINS "00W, WO at ten, at Guildhall. Lowhan. Alturasy, Mr. Wasbeanigli, Warnforil-rourt,Thrivaorteshatrase, Loam. Jelso Tema, at Ciiielummaleareet s Illile-eed Nes Tows, Middlesex, builder, to mirresder, December ley, at eleven, a, at twelve, sad Jaweery 17, at tea, it G.,imuall, Loud... Attorseys, Messrs. Bert end Swisiford, J.ha.strect, Auto ries-ortare. James Siena.. Plyommatlt, hahardather, to aurresder, Deermolsrr 93. at carves Junior? 6, at twelve, and s 7, at eaves, at Guildhall, L oudon. Attorney., Messrs. Willis* Fairthease ma Clarke, Waraford-coert, Throgrortoa *mot, bailout. DIVIDENDS. January 6. Gabriel Wei-gnaw, wad Julies Colibert, late a Denmark-sweet, parish of Ulla Giles, Middlesex, geld. soothe, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. January 6. Heavy Fisher, of Grareehurch London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jaarary Yo. Haney lkorliag, of Castle-street, parish of St. Marti. is the Fails, Middlesex, Baca-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Laudon. March 17. Joseph Romer, of Rosamendotrees, pari.h of Sakai James, Clorkenwell, Middlesex, watch-jeweller, at ow, at Guildhall, Luaus. Smeary Si. William Hors, .f Rea Cross-street, South wark, Surrey, rectifying distiller, at use, at Guildhall, Leaden. January n. Richard Jar-bass, of Rad Cron•strort, Smith wart, Safety, notifying distiller, at o.e, at Guildhall, ' Laaera. Janney John Ilwadenoa, wow or late of Stokesley, York, beaker, at Goo, at tbo Mask Liao Ins, Stockton, Dur ham. January 11. Joseph Granger, sow or late of Stokeoley, York, booker, at sue, at the Black Lies lon, Stockton, Durham. tarmac, It. Thomas Shapeoa, William Taylersoa, Joh Booderyea, sad Joseph Granger, sue or late of Stokes ley, Turk, bankers, at use, at the Klock Liou Ina, Stock ton, Durham. Jeer:6ll3. lamer Parry, of Great Portland street, Mid dlesex, lines-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, Laudon. lausary 30. 1411111111411 Knight, late of Whitecrtowstreet, Laden, (the. • prisoner in the King's Beseb,) cloth tattor, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Joarbory -M s.. Nebhs. hoar et tietriagaea.llatts, Sea rcy, linen-draper, at tea, at Gaildhall, Lund January 16. William Grayson and Philip Shires, of Sea& wart, Surrey, hop arereliaate, at tea, at Guildhall, Law dean • Lumley e. John Tomlin's, of Bradad, grater, al allielpy'' as the White Lion IMO, Uri/kW January o. 111411111118 Orang e of Stowesarkrt, Suffolk, iron prieoyer, at eaves, at the Swawlsa, Needhain-Mr.• Mrs, Soffolk. January la. William Weskits Youag, of Ahardylais, parish of Cailultais, Glanwegaa, miller; at eters*, at the Kum mer Tarero, All Sacede-/sce, Bristol. January go. Illaumen Town, of Newport-street, sox, limes-draper, at aware, at Guildhall, London. honors y 6. Lake lame, of iiingselere, Hausa, .biipker,iee. at twelve, at G oddball, Goodin'. Jaaasry es. LOW. Biddle, of Chielirstei, Saw-, monger, at lleivo, at the Ilwau 'I alerts, Bull.stiort, earegliam. January is. Thomas Tsyhw, of Birmi. ,than, gon-harrel maker, at tacit', ,at the Sw.in 'tavern, tlu misighani. January 6. Alexander Yoesig awl Julio Bacon, of allot Mary at Hill, Luaus, eaerchitiate, at twelve, at Guild- London. 'seamy is Jelin Bless', of Muslim ' Chester, dealer and ch•pmaa, at eleven, at, the Crows sod Anchor, North is h. • CERTIFICATES—J•sirsaw 6. James Forrest, of Ming-street, parish a Sams James, West wenc,r, Middksea, baker. George Beek, of Coeitspuroireet, ebirleterorr, Middlesex, tailor. James Bartlett, of Whateerom street, Losnloo, wool me,- . shoot. . - Neill 116 a., Jobs Travis ors. Hefty Etat*, , Choate Dizou William Berri caliber. William Charles drat. JAE WOW, _ mite' lent Thaws Caller, of Sema-Maret, !(wt -Road, Sorry, dollst. and 1111•••=, &the Streak 1111111dteset, p. Daniel Hanley, of the peetalt of Lialf, Iwick-weber. Joseph Phillip, of Dictator, Oxford, linursiraper. ~ - . INSOLYiNTS. -:; too' amber. . Primates is the KING'S BENCH Prima, to that entedy 4 Surrey. • FIRST NOTICE. Jolts Renee, formerly of Juieurr'sitiace, Weatmiontore rood, sad late of Maarion-boastrrow, Reaniagtera, dam. usatheamtleal-instramert-maker. William Brooke, formerly sad late of Fernstrom, Rat ler. eierlieller, Wise was, on the IM day of Febreary, ISO', the coattail of the Sheriff of Exeter. Holey Welch, late of Little Desa's-coort, St. Martia'a. le-Grand, Liberty of Westmiester Middlesex, sad si s ee of Hatirld-place, parish of foist darer, Southwark, Serre, oupetater. Primer is Hitt Idajatty's Gaol of the Castle elf LAN! CA/IT ER. FIRT NoTICR. Thomas Doardision, late of Salford, sad fornserty or Steely cheater, both he the etranty-pslatia• of Laracaster, Squeal moschant. Primmer as His Ma /sty's Gaol is and kr the toasty of GLOUCESTER. FIRST MOTICR. John Withers, of Bartou-bill, mar BriaMl, eorpsalm. . _ POLle K. aow.naser. • GYPSIES. Os Saturday evening. /Mouses Lee and inisaleta /441110 1 typos, were Icought before Mr. Gs4N•N, cemeged wise estorting A.) , amid properly, alder a prete•ms of teal* - the fortune of Jute Williamson armed to Mr. Ccorget (..lne, of Lower Itintete-street, *ha laid, tI , t, on Monday Isst, the Prisoner, Drdsmeria Lee, called up to her mailer's house, mid asked her it she had say hare-hams to sell % white she was loutsog oat ore window. Site went down stairs sad skewed her a hare-akin, fee which the Prisouer, ilricinnia Lee, promoted to tell her forma/ y for which pur bypse she promised in tome at:aim the thtlowing clay, and . that time desired her to get the pnlieWer *One old and salver. Os the Wednesday &Howie', Ile Prisoner come again, when she gave her a pair so gild car.riap, two shilhut, , su4 • itareeltin. The Prisoner 'boo dinned bee to get a gm* and petticoat, and wrap thew op he • Mk basdkerrialeg, which the Prosecutrix was stupid emagli W comply with, having each a high onions of bar fineefor Was WI by • grimy i )et, noteiihmairding this impaillset fraud, she refused to tell her dictum, within. me" oterardy she, however, took the pas , m and idkerdilef away, bat promised to return them us delelikapiV the Presseettix would give her a owe. Os Salmis, Ormlll o t isie itillimse, Britannia Lee. accouisiesl kr kat WOW, Lea, called mom the PruseeNtrix eggibt, sad atdled ftertkr riana. The Prune, atria drat demanded Is Imre had oletkor and the Prisoner saylag she had then; Proonneors N aelifies tor imprtAeettii to her meow, who caused both the redeem to be seemed.' It !appearing that the thiamin, Elisabeth Lee, Wen MC refuel %bee any tithe peuperty was oblanted front the Primeratrix, aloe was discharged. Neither did it opium% that the Primmer, Deitassiu Lee. had attempt. to - tell' the Proseratria's feettiot • bat only promised to sla it • Mr. GR AMASS{ wee Of4illieea, that her trundoet ct d sti • reale within an art of vagrancy, whirls Are preteadtvg 00 - 1,11 a fortune would have sseijedeti her go i but wan 444 . , Iwo, If it was say thirst, it war stabil& Sam was thane tare committed for farther ensuaimatton. Jf Last Vl'ednesday, four perms's, JOSE'S TRIVOR, JOHN DAttVal, RICIIARD MATO:, sod Wet. Owen, bricklayers and latiouts 1 were going to their usual eraplOyment across the stvern, in the honor-boat belaisking to the neer towing-path, about a mile below Shrewsbary, where they were building a house for the Men who was to take the boat under hi.. care ; the stream was bank-full, stud so exceed ingly rapid.. that their inexperience could net ma. nags the hunt, which, being tutored 'midway to a stosie et the bottom, was drivers dawn the torrent to the entire extent of the chain : sadden's. the chain snapped, anti the boat was overset. '11 )r cr i es o f the sufferers were now heard at some distance and for a comuderahle time; but when several persons ran to the spot, they were without hoist or cord*, sod could only become the horrorvstreck spectators of the fate of their perishing feller-hate.—Two of the users had fantilies. YRICE OF STOCKS, SATUALta V. • s per Celli. Iterloced $ per Cent. Commis • per Cal s per C•ot. Navy .. Oast Loos A asrities 1119.16414 I =perm% s KT Cents 6ll I orbs Beads lll go prow. • Ktt►egaer 8a115.......... . . &Wish Lottery Ticket," .. .. ell. is'. I *dm for .. 19 5 4 i Cowl• foe .714 T. WISH, Stotk•Broker, •, Corshill, sad 9, Cboring.eroo. ___•• MARRIAGE. On Thursday, the 14th, at Cheltenham, Meeks Settle* draite, Esq. of Marred's, Westmorland, to /mimes Ames • Guergiasta, thirst daughter of the late aNi Francis Wag fluter, Esq. cud niece tip the Right 5, Om ides. DF.ATIIS. Yesterday morning, at ha 'pertinent, la the OM Baiter* Mr. Surosiel Llaelr, fuestierly of tit. Mary-Ace saerchsage His death was saccasiunird by a murtificattura u W foot, hull Ibe pressure of a tight boot. this the 6th lust. Mrs. M Denies, is the 69th year akar age, the wife of Mr. Jailors Drachm, or Orelaarrhsteeet, Westminster. The deceased kept a school, with her mu hutibeuil, in the above sheet, about 40 ruts. niormog, Mr. Read, thie master of ter's Cultor house sad Huirl, in St. Mattis's-lane, was Shawl dead iii brvl, 1., the stele of his wife. Hr wrist to bed or ' Weillicadiy night in apparent good health. A few day since, young Crocker, the 1.01-known active .nook, belonging to the l'ulrlac Office, th.a•smeet He .'..tinguished himself in the apprebessinu ut a rural. ref operate charaeirra • sad having knowledge of meat of the thieves and ba d characters who revert to St Gide., the Magistrates intruded him with the soperintaadowd that dangerous neighbourhood. Some years Mega he peincipally employed by the Inspector of Rail SD search out the fidgets and utterer' of forged land Novae. We are sorry to say, in coming,. illness, he has left • wife, with tuna bestow, immt with another, is very distreseed clrcuoutette. a. H Hill WATER AT 11.014 DON PRI D• 3 E, THI4 DAY.. Momine Sl7 nom An it LAflnm+iw :A wiw. Ow LONDON .--Proawl by C. SMITH. No 4, Car5ia.4.44 . 6 Sew a.. 4 pubNolholl al tbie OiNes„ Ns. is. Ilv.li of R. Cleamisr•- ' Chitral, Woad. by 3• WHITE. ..1 ....AI phlre ••••Offkl., he. for this Paper, tea to thy ogc.;, :p.,••..p!.%1:, will W , 4.44 at 'elided le. 4 . 4 . mg - • . i • • '. is ..• •••••••1 56. 1.4 Lap ♦cwt ♦e of frotteellillshio, seeeitotte. sod Masa TWA% f Pregliely listcseter, of OW all INN Dleeimel. wooer . of Itemehewoh-sereet. landoo. lemalt-timer. 711 the retort, of Irzeiagitars, Irvine/m.- lAm Crooke, of ieneiestoo, Middlotta, eat- Liatexk 2136. Howertl-street, Atroad..aliddleses. weep prt;thitillit Oh A laintigusuiel ugh Audieuca. . NEVE/ elrar Sodom Devon purl !wives suratlis the ' nl T lat re .a Proprwton Doe r. W . Pet owl root ii 4 tl ■ FOOS ;.w SIM KING'S TI 1111,11 S• EVENING. U AL farmed the New Costae LA SCI)) The Sluvie by Signor ain't Signor Traniesziatti, Hieing 'Comic Opera',, Signor Nalib, Rorerlino, Signor Braehetti; Bianchi. Together with ft New Dive ZEYEIRO • and atm nn ern PISTIto IT. GRAN riE ; an Rosiii...-The principal (barer resit, Mr Roitigirard ; Madan V ilinine MiPlilny, at. The doom to be opined at a Performance to high, n: half•l Ilie. lid. ; sad Gallery, as. , NlFsVfiart TR E-11Tiaii frilifilS • I'ItESENT jiL I lug, will be ailed, aCi • ' TIIE FrlEH( l 'llAlk 4=lehr, Mr. l)nvenpurl , Mr. Farley tr tonma MON" ; Shylueir, Ale Cook, r•gib.o 0. N0rt....1 ; Netitos Molten. ... - . . -To olAch .041 bit ialiell, • THE 1'11( pit Capt. Fitzroy, ties lielhouy Mct, lie. he , dim ; 1.:.r b;, Illeittia , Enthi.ii.e, Mrs I.istni • 1 4 -.lorillptera to ii.• cpvited at I 11111.11,1011•1 f past Six. . ? Irw.seeeow, /t Harare:, Prince ~ Maw of the Vt'nrl4l.--011 ay, lb. Suite —On Tani I I Mitch will be produced, • I listen long in preperation, talk ided Welt. i Th. Proprittois of the Viet *axiom, to restore Inaquillitl teen, beg leave to MLitt's the the priers of utioinsion sill I Lower Gantry ''.te —and Uppe the peters? sot.i.on, Oat part n 1 occupied hy Amy .i• Wri..s, will Public, as it a.m. it o!d T leave to Say bow sincerely they are for any tre ,ersltirittes that ii the late *Mowry dipoles : an. of past sEdicrescre may he leis, I reclaims% for stooping all lespil which the I.ii e t .., ion s i a s o ., 2 c , have recourse. 1 11, PininWinn protection of a liberal aad en hope that their amnion may s provlachig of such vetatitiamei soh Anil MIK ti Ev Ea LYCEUM ' UNDER THE SPECIAL I CHAMBE Orautest far the present Newel ad parties 'nines' IlpHEllt mNIAJES l'Ig! JL. iag ll.* E ( iMPANY ol THEATRE, will, THIS PM IS, ioos, perform •New Com . , stroor.N A ; . OR, TA() Bum The Chersettesity Me. Did Mr. Wrinialitola, Mr. W. Mr. Wiesitser, Ur. Pee 110.111parle, fee dee. r ' "rite Pro kgac to bespoken li . Mee Pawn,. I.alit. h sill! be added, the ItOSI Mr. Belville, Mr. Philippe; William, Mils Kelly. Rosin., Spathe; Plactbe, Ma. Bland Bones, fie.; Secoad Price, rev Its --Gallery, se ; Secoad Prir INfreitel Peen. bd. Todoorrow, The Devil to Pa Po Sapper. ,Pietitively 11,e !net week of Y. PAVILION THEATRE, STRA Istehliskr cl by A UTH(tRITI RigiT Honourable the L() 9 HI4 EV V.N !NG, '1 .I_ iy, and EVERY EVEN (ath time}, • New Ballet Dive Machinery, Dresses, and M RIDING EOOD; or, A I incipal (:buracten, Mr. Cr Cseduce, and Mrs. Parker. A Military Barletta Sp.-chit-le, ea serious Rerissit. Hersernatish particularly by Mr. Smolt air latter's ROPE-DANCING ' a new Pa - me, called TH or, Harlequin Estie. Ilarlequi Norman;' and Columbine, ?In Donee N. Pit vs. teal. is. Ei,:ht. N.B. Equestrian Tuition by o'clock. liir i c . ir siiisue Novelties are in per; - - PLATE GLAS 7 11 . 1 E Public ore itilorti meat of PLATE (:LAS ices, by Mr. ALE (AND pie,:. il'areliouse, ALBION- BIZ 114: E, of a tine colour, various dimensions, frcios 1.2 it and Sinn is to fd ladies in bee cave Mirrors, from 13 to :36 Inc asaprtaient may he Lai. fur Cc Letters to Mr. W alien' Fowler, head, near Present, Laocoshil matt made of late years iu I allowed that the Company's P louscy, and have es few !Rupee I otkign Was* that ever was ion -- Vrk- LW:4 CELEBRATEI The hest thing yet diseuvereil mg, and really bee r li E Qoalitoo, of the I'. K in the many useful pre; B , the Leaf, the Berry, tl =tlint tit e., are celebrated as foe their culinary awe the Proprietor .to prepare tho essay experiments, he hie car with the greatest contidestar, The ertatfl of Elder mo tels at the Milk of Rosen , ...ait a cli anise, end refresh the Skits ; beat-a,..te, rodutse, and mug et the snii ' or sharp winds; all and himillimit qualities, it atm goal) skirt and smooth. soid, by oppiiiiitment, by S. .._ . __