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Milk)" ASSIZES. CROWN SIDE. iiiicirrov. MARCH 30. MVRDER IN DM/ER-STREET meta Pitrocer "toed indieted fir Ms,lensly kitbag mod shrine J. Gregory, in the parish of Lanthrth, last August. 11w pedwerotion was iestisuted by she parish ullfieers. A Weary stated, that un Widdieoday, the tbsis day of Aortae, abort one o'clock in she afternoods, he was passing its ch la,ver.soreei, and saw the Prisoner (who seemed is company wish (oar watormeu, near the boom N... 45. The &craw d came ewes She street So sell pica ni.d ...hes, sod seemed to he holm* to Mr Pri.osier; she r . B oil , iint to her, and is , k•sl f..r • pie. mod also she hail cat -n that, she salted In, I' 5, which she deceased also •rireil her with, bet a thirst lie refaced to let her b. we sill she /mad hind 111. which she owed his. mme time. lihe pulled some money out of her pocket, and shaking it in her bawl, 5 , 34 hind not It, mind the 'algorism, has to give her she pie; he deceased retard, and pressed her for she oixpredee. on oho+ she waddle from her seat at the door, polished she de. reseed against the wall, sod gave Lim • violent blow soder the ear with her list, which sin his. The Promoter. however, preempted him from far4 .l , and getting her left erns mind his meek, Inas to lib him with she other as ord as she contd. The diecedwed called for help, amid was heard to reclaim," Oh, God! I'm • dead men !" Oise of the waternons thew look her away forcibly, and reedited farther violence. N. Kennett, another pines% stated, that on the day of the •usnrsler hr was steadies DM' Mr. Slselion's door, in laiverwireet, alumt tee minutes after one o'clock, and saw he whole trassactien. The detested dnrisg the whole time offered to frilifilallet nor did be strike the Prisoner at all. kir. Row, of Do ver-street, pewahruker, deposed thilt he was *tanned abuses half-past deacon the day in dreasims. by • rniOP as If persons were Ileitis': Ise went oat, sod saw the ddleessord pinned up against a post by the Primmer, who was brialmorhig hint with her lists in • most brutal manner. Site was so desperate that the waterless could scarcely hold her; at one time she had got nearly away, sad said she would " Give side told bar Nine**, she limpid gut his Lead of." The deceased did cal complaint of say imams injury then, het walked Isnot. Anne Fiancis deposed that she met the Primmer after the afire), obeli she said she had " truppeal the old rogue, and I.e woold feel it to-morrow." She was them druid', and when so was missy" very turbulent. Thomas Bookhopper, • warrens, our the Primmer heat log she deceased "hiked./ about the atosesch and simples; c hen he was coheir away he put his hand in kis head, sod " lewd, have mem upon me r He went home to his holier, Nu. 14, 'rower-street, where he deed shoot as hider often:Ards. Doke, sliereo, LaisLidh, elated, that he /metalled almost three o'clock en Wednesday, she 2516 of Automat last, • to see she body of the deceased. He was rite dead, and shire was • contusion en the frontal boor, just below the Ifs orbit, as if caused by • blow t there were other snoods of no moment. He examiard the brad intense'', is coos. patty wish Mr. Hyde, soother professional gentkeasn, sod (ogled us the menolirane about three traces of coagulated wigl estravassied blood, immediately under the part where the blow bad been isitlieted. It might have calmed death.— This was all the evidence. The Prisoner said she was intoxicated, and did out know what she was shoss,Verdiete--Afeastonplifer. Mace 213. MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING: Anew Allits and Jo in Bina, Esq. were indicted under the late Imard F.llenhorongb's Act, the owe as a principal, suit She tither as necessity, foe felosiosaly, wilfully, anal sa laciously slatoutitig at Sarah Macho 11, with • fowling-piece I .sited with powder soil shot, at Chem's,. on she 27th of I)rr. tuber last, with nicest to murder her. There were tither moms laying the intent to maim, disable, or du mate priest's§ bodily harm. The promeation was mesdatted by lie. Amoeleure aid Mr. A MINA'S'. snit the defence by Mr. CONINIOII &LIU CAST suit Mr. AIIDKWWII. 'Ube cam proved is iteidesee was in sibetatice this s.—The primmer, Mr. Boss, was a respirable and smithy Gestate. man, limos, at Chreteey, and Ilse primmer Alldis was his coat-heat. Iss the riming of the 27th of Dec. last, the Pro. senior ix, • young woman, a metal out of place, had brew out wills another woman sad two youths to see • &lewd at Wey. Wider. Warms les sod 'leers o'clock she sod her toss. polio's Attenuated to rehire home by • differma mite thaw that by which they Lad set out, using to Ike mothers' mad theagmable mime of lilt atter, and they chose to 'dupl a Palk which led lloromili Mr. lison's farm yard, end whith ass stated to have bees, MA mitre thaw three years cace. a public say. 11 seemed that there were Iwo gases at ailapinite tanks of the fartmeard. The first they mitered without difficulty, and wpm roosting to the 11eC01641 they f uud it was fastened. Whilst fryers to open it, mid at the same time drierinintag to Felons bark, a dog be gat to bark. At the lasse imitatel the primmer AIMS', si ins ludmd ea a Way lomat almost a gustier of a mile die. lan* frost that of his master, spewed else casesonst of Ms 'tandoori' and mied mat " Mu!" It at, • moonlight night. One of the mates sic.. mossered. "Hu! mate ;" mud before any atom further passed, the prisooser discharged a foslisg. pater at Ilse group, the costente of which Immodest the pram strains dasprossly is one of her thighs, and sli,l,lly lutictoed the rest of the party. Tla Pruttc•lrix fell swots the mmehter of one of the yogic me., she usher female ad. thematic the Pfla/1111. told lush 15.55 tiny •••••1 su harm— Mal tht y re wayfartog tray. Hess—that they hid °flee gout 11.1 ••y fort, and Monist there was no harm in dealt Po azate. be Prisoner earned 'Wm Its be gime, tool said data y t,.1 int be ammild ire agate. bau sasses as giver by the p s ,,_ &erste' it, or say of hrrompattimits, our say explanation gives where they livid, nor was there lime, from Mr &midcourse of Ibr traussetkm, to it.. so. The Primmer was it Isis shirt, and It tat apparently star led bum his bed is cumeqseace if taw slum pyres by the dug, anal discharged his piece solder the impress stun that arm were Mire's us his masters yard. In mom. %miter of the ineaseir gores by the Primmer, the Prommorix mod her maispasiolos immediately made the best of their say out of the farm•yard W timid any further dauger, and with great difficulty she was gut home. Moe was comileed a room tiderable moot from the wound she had received, mod appear ed sow son he an Mouth!, cripple. A few days afterwards the Praiser, Mr. Bess, was applied so by two of the same party true some relief few the Pramecutrix. He told these that the other Primmer was as hottest sad faithful mama of bit, sod that be had truly stied by his orders, sad that he (Mr. Eums) %meld have data the mist ander the like circuit- Moores. li esnotquence of so applicatius to the Magis trate'. at Chertsey, Mr. Bonn, lissaver. agreed to snaintaist the Proeirmarix dean her illsom, but be afterwards se rrated of his halftime, mod said that she must look to her parish. It appeared that me complaist had ever bees mesa by the Promestria waist Mr. 8e.., as au accessary, the chasge heist easolised to the sealant ARM, ; but at Me As.. sirs bush were Maimed befute the Grata Jury. Mr. bares GARSOVI sinsugly reprobated the prosecution .•gationst the Primmer, Mr. Bests, sad charged die Jury slat they Oa" *Mai" body P6•"oecas for if g°e" death had en sued it sushi rot hate been murder. This was sbecriterion which sack as hollows., retold be supported sealer the A opoestios. Hos Inasthaltip, host err; lamested that hi r. Bias should beer eallarta! his pity foe the solitriug of War Pentecostal to abate louder soy eirrunimaiscell. 'llse Jury famed both Frisuuers Ng Guilt,. CIVIL RIDE.—SPECIAL. JURIES. BA/811.1111113 1. •10TIN. was as Wien against the Drfrualot for a aeisaaer, ill • 11Cile111 a seesas.ergiste at Mitcham, whi-ireby the Naar at 's hamar, as *as alit gad, because otherltabital•lr. Thor "net its this cast lasted the whale day. The IPl•i•liff I. a widow/ lady restate' at altteltsat sad the Deleadaat oc cupies rattan-with to the sante plac e. The Joey Mad fur the Ikleuslart. TRICE OF ETOCKS YESTERLIAT. 3 per Ct. Cow. 62ifili 1 Ex. Mlle. 2.... 2 I die. 5 per CL N. Ar... 1041 1 1)0. Cooneser...3 6 11111. Jocks 8000d.....2 9 pr. 1 Cool. 1w Ace.. 64) tisik Lottery 'rockets YIL lea. 1 ~r. I , SIIREWSIORT Af3Sitigl DOS Oil ilts we ?mg saissoksaisar tottratiT 0. This was en action brought• by the Matter and. four Weeder,' of the Hsherelaitows' Company in 1.0.1111111.1111 GOVPIIIIII. of the Fret firommar School of Newpmt, in this coast!. of the fosswelation of William Adam. against the Defendant. the Rev. John Langley, to recover pooresrion of the school. mister's house and scheinf. This rebool was found. ea and endowed by William Adam. citizen and . haberdasher of London, by virt sue of letters patent granted to him by Oliver Cromwell in 1656. By theme letters patent the Ph were appotiesed gas. remora, made a body corporate and politic. al - to have a common seal. &c. On the 2d February, 1636.7, the raid William Adam made and appointed the stolenes for the regulation of the reboot, &c. which, together with the appointment of the governors. and the settling of lands, &c. for the maintenance of the same, were confirmed by ass Act of le Charles 11. This Act havisig been purred hr the Convention P ar li am ent (con. sorting sooty of birds and Commons). an Act woe parsed in the following year (the King being then restored) to confirmed the SAW. By these rm. toter it is ofdalard, " that no person whatsoever shall he capable of being admitted into this school as Chief Ala ter, but such or hive taken the degree of Master of Arta, nor as Usher unless he bath takea the degree of Bachelor in one of the Universi tieli.and that both the Meister and tidier be sound is the faith. and of utiblameable lives and conversation"; of able and sufficient party. &c. And to the end that the said school may he furnished with meet sod able persons as is before expressede it is farther ordain ed, that before the election of the Master that shall or may he elected, hia abilities and qualifications shall be tried by sack as the Governors shall sp. point from time to time ; rod he shirll be and re main rix months upon further trial in the said school ; and then if he shall preedte 4 cent cuts, under the halide of else visitor• or the major part of them, fur the time being (being met together for that end), that the timid Master is every way qoalified as aforesaid. that the., the said Gower. nors shall and May; by writing sutler their corn• mon seal for that roil. fully confirns the said master in his place mid employenetit." A similar cent& este, rigor(' by the master as well us the vitalism. after three months trial, is required for the usher. And for want of suet certificate or certificates re spectively the Governor* may proceed to a New choice. The letters 'intent, statutes, deeds of uses, Sre. were produced and read by Mr. Knapp. solici tor and clerk to the einhinisiy, by whose evidence it appeared that the Rev J. Scott. late head-maser, resigned iii December, 1817, and that the election of a successor took place on the 411. May, 1818. as which lieClllloll there were three candidates—the Defesalinit. who hail been tither for 17 yeas.; the Rev. E. Meredith, and the Rev. Mr. Davies. The Defendant was elected head toaster by a majority of 25 to 9, for the resitting six months, on probation. Mr. Meredith was Aro elected usher. Subsequently to the Defendant's election, and before the expira tion of the six 111011111s' probation, a letter signed by seven of the visitors was seat to the Govettions, stating that they could nut approve, use would they confirm. his election, and that it was their iutention to withhold his certificate, and endeavour to obtain his removal. The Defendant. on his election. took posioarion of the echoolsmaster's house, iiosl eoutissued to keels porsession after the expiration of the time for which lie was appointed ott probation. Mr. Thurston', clerk to Mr. Fisher, solicitor of Newport, proved that, usi the 75 ii October, he served the Defendant with a notice to quit the premiers. and toot interfere with the usher in the inatioge mesa of the school; and Mr. Fisher proved. shot, on the 9th of November, be served the Defendant a ith a -notice of the Rev. E. Nlereilith being ap. piiiitrd head -muster, end requiring him to deliver up the house. premises, &c. The Defesidasit an swered, that he hail been advised wit to deltbrr the twinge. Mr. Meredith then made a demand of it, and the Defendant said lie should soot give it up. As Mr. I/wiser and Mr. Merednli wire coining awry, the Defendant said that he bail been direct ed to go huts the school every day, and make a tender of his services, sod that if the bilis did nut attend, Ise used nut wait.—Verdict fur the Plain tiffs. CAIIIBIO I)GE ASSIZES. THE KING V. TIM INHA•ITANTS or IT. BENEDICT. This was an indictment against the iuliabitants of the abuse p►ari.l, to compel them to repair a road. way lead's% from Downing•street, and divithug the site of Dowsing College from the about and several other parishes. On the pot of the prosecution it was stated. that the rood, although formerly only an occupation-way, had from length of usage become a public road, sod au admis sion u7o the'port of the Defendants was put in, tic kpowleilgiog the gouge, but not the legality of it. TlitS admission had been given on • former trial, and w*s tow resisted by the Defeudat►ts' Counsel, en the ground of its bring given for that eereei toad only, and that notice had been given to tilt effect. His Lordship thought it good evidence. but I at the request of the Counsel reserved the point. By the Act of Parliament passed in 1803,a specific clause wall introduced, rest reitsitig the Comenisaioners from making any other road than as occupation way, for those persons who bad before been entitled to it. and thrreli►re one of uoly Si) fret wide was laid out. ivatead or3o lett, the common widt h of a pa bile road. The Defendant's Counsel observed, that the road was of no utility to the town at large, theft being two moo streets r g parallel wills it ; but it app peered that cargisiges of various descriptions were in the habit of u•ung it ; and the Jury found their ve►dret tar the pro.rcut►ou, subject to the opinion of the Court of King's Bench ou the above paid. OATWARD V. LIM The Plaintiff. a publican at ()rest Evendeu, sought to recover disinages for is breach of contract, hisantg sold the Delentlaut ion Inorbel• of potatoes at Is. lid. per bushel. on cussuitiou ef the Defendeat fetching thew array abets taken up, which he moles:test to do. "Fhe COVINA fee the Defeudeut ishaerved, that the contract only had been pawed, owl wet My 7 "..N!Crf .'• '',~+'~' 'wide damages di havp rtegg pOce sad have been sold lq Plaistiff. 'So proof Wiwi acidulent or to what become of thine. the Jai foond o verdict far lb* Plaintiff, damages is. Ns ZS SIN. Us DIAJIITV O. SIDMAN. This was an action to tires the Defendant from two tenemeats in nall.liite c Cambridge. they having escheated to the King on the conviction of the Defendant of burglary in 1800. for which he was sentenced to death. ' , Owed. mud transport ed, . list reiorned to Roglond. obtained • free pardon. and also possession of the premise.. The .Counsel fur the Defendant contended, that the sent fur the Cent's,' having distrained for rent was an acknowledgment of tenantcy, and the regular notice to quit shotild have beets given ; also that the present actions should have abated on she decease of his late Majesty, he being the real Pl.iintitf; both which points were over ruled by his Lordship. who observed, that his Ma. jesty was not siiinveroble for the actions of his *er g/MOM jib I hose caw, the Defettilatit Wei.% his re medy by way of action for trtspass.—Verdict for Plaintiff. DZ4/1 v. ICIIOLEV. This was an undefended gm/ tom action, for Ink. ing sold goods by auction at Wi•hech, the I)efenol ant not bring an ishabitaut.--.%'erdict, two penalties of SW. each. SULLIIII V, pet In AIIOVIILIL. This Goias was biesigitt to recover compensation for the dimmer committed by the mob at the elec tion en the Sd of December lest, on the house and furniture of the Plaintiff, who is proprietor of the Hoop bin,Canibeidge.nancrisuling to be% tut which sum the Jury found their verdict. IDEALS! AND OTHER, N. MITI!. This was are actiois it. which the Plaintiff.. who are merchant• at Cambridge. obtained a verdict for 1921. 13'. 6.1. bring the balance of an account with the Defendant. a molester and farmer at Sianstead, Herta, who had give.. a check for the matey on Messrs. Cobham and Josses, bankers at Ware. b.t they stopped pelmet- in the interval betowen the drawieg earl presenting the check, which also torts. ed out to be illegal, being ma eumoiliPed palter. and written at more thee distauce from the bank open *Web it Oa., draw.. HOLUM CLelti. O. ICUSMONS. This wad an action on the warranty of a horse sold to the Plaintiff. a young Clergyreao, at Wis. beck. by the Defendant, a farmer. at Gedney. After the usual contradictory evidence of right witnosser on the part of the Plaintiff, and 16 for the Defendant. the Jary gave a verdict for the former—Damages 654 In the case of Mortiadok v. Holliek, an arrange. mesa took place. aril a verdict for 4,0001. was taken for Plaintiff. kirkhg v. Spooner, sad the IMAM Smith. is. main till next Niters. MONMOU 111 ASSIZES. On Ssturday the Judges arrived is Monmouth, and eomnieueed business on Monday. The G lees der contains eleven poisnoers for trial, of whom one is for a rope. one 64 horse-stealing. one for pig steslisig, two fur ehild•dropping, and six for steal ing various article•. At the Nisi Pries there were only six causes ca tered; the following were tried on Moodily:— EDWARD! V. CHARLTON. This was an action for goods soul and delivered. The Plaintiff, who is a tailo►. residing at Aberga. 'misty, sought to recover from the Defendant. who drives a stage coach between that place and Glou cester, lOs. bring the ells's: a a great coat mod of is pair of pantaloons, which the Plaintiff: in the esercise of his vocation, had made fur the De fendant, stool for which the knight of the whip had omitted to pay. Elizabeth Worries proved the ordering of the coat, but would have soothing to do with the pantaloons. A variety of tailors proved the composition and delivery of the articles in question. The defence set up was, that a certain Captain B 4 oley„ who re.iiitti in the linage of Mn. %C om% and tonic lessons its the art of driving from Mr. Charlton, had presented that gentleman with the garment. anal was liable R. the debt ; this. however. was not made out, and doe Jery found a verdict for the Plaintiff. ~ IMAGE V. WILLIAMS. This was an 'action of asseelt. The Plaintiff, Mr. Shale, is a reopectside ironmonger dwelling in hlosituoulh; the Defewthutt, ■n eminent solicitor, re.itling in the same place. In the month of No• veinber la.t. it being supposed that the affairs of the workhouse in Nlonnionili were not conducted p►o. perly, a committee of investigation was appointed, of which boils the Plaintiff and Defendant were members. On the 23,1 of November • meeting took place at the workhouse. and at that meeting the aasault in question occur►ed. Mr. Tauseost, (u the Defendant, dwelt open the provocation. The Learned Ju OCR summed up the evidence, and the Jury found for the Plaintiff—Damages, Teceaty -•--- • FIRES. +S. About ten o'clock on Wedoesday asersiwg a Ire broke out in the house of Mr. M. Rossi, importer of Foremen Woos, ke. Themalweedle-streri. It earig.nated its a wise cellar, as it ie supposed, from the *park of a candle, w►iclt the 'tarter had fastessed Driest the wall, taUisg amoag noose dry strew which was Mimed for porkies. bottles. All the graved floor of the Mow, aid furniture, with the liquor in the cellar, were totally destroyed heroic the a►rival of the Rise, whiell.horresere, being piestifulty 'applied with water, sod well worked, reeled the progress of the lames, hut not ',store the Are tomsnooreabil to the Arm law, which was arty a►ueh dootord. Lam week the Are that have ea !sag creates! terror in the Wads of the 'midmost in she New Fore►t, Heats. locrraersi to an slionsieg degree; Awe large cuckoo,* s were all hors. Ng as the mom lime, sod messiderable damage bee been dime to the yams oaks mid hollers. Last Smola, tow arm et Moors«, sine one drat observed by Mr. Malkely s family, who move the Maim to the keepers, to the MU small ala►m of Lady G. Belkely sod the vest of the family, who were going le bed, as it had the appeersore of bring dose to Misseetted Mouse. Mimy peewee of empieisine chorea* r ►are been • brought before Mr. M. (oho ie D semi Male klaglatente). bet whin elm he traced. At Liaillfeei damage hie hero deaf to the sabesel of 110401. -••• • • J r , PUBLic rtntERAL 0? TB& LATE V WAlflll *Bit, b I$ sr. With caissisaL. . ['mimosa Niontevtaras Soon l ater Mr. West's decease a deputation iron the Council of the Royal iscorkiny waited on bit MIS and executor., to apprise theta of the intention or that body to honour the reresaina of their bite President, by attending them to his grave. accord- Mg to the ceremonial adopted on the public inter , Merit of the late SII Joshua 'UIOI4III in St. Paul's Cathedral. His Majesty having. as Patron of the Royal Academy. given his gracious sawn= that rimtlar Intoosni should be paid to the bete venerable President, ids sou awl executors adopted active preparations to carry the arrasigenseut into effect. As the schools of the !Copal Acasleiny were closed, and all its functions aturpended, by the death of the late President, it was of material importance on this account, mind with the view to the usual preparatory suranxements fur the animal exhibition. thee the funeral should not be delayed ; and as early a day as practicable was therefore fixed for the public in. terment in St. Paul's Cathedral. The obvious cosisrquence. however. of this has been, that owing to the absence from town, at this particular season, of so many Noblemen and Gentlemen alb. highest rook. sod the inshormsitiou oof wows( sgatoro, ebony worm admirers as d friends 4 the swittsroteriprist and amiable man, who have. during Iris long life. honoured him with their friendship, and who have been particularly desirous of paying their last tribute o f respect to Isis remains, have been precluded at tending the funeral. About hialfigrait mien Wettni thy morning. the Aralemiciatm. Associates. and Students, assembled in the Great Exhibition-room, aria the Nobility. Gentry. and the deceased's private friends, soon after arrived, and joined the mournful baud. The chi e f 000 mos were ns seclusion in the Library of the Academy. About half-past twelve o'clock. the whole of tbs arrsagmaeuts having been eff e cted. the procession *oval Not Sosiesorbhosos to St. Pail's Cathedral is the following triton' or PIIAMPOSSION : Sea Costatsbkv, by threes. Four Allersbalcasect, two sad too. City Marshal ea horseback. Vaisetaker es horseback. Six Cleanses so hamellark, by twos. Four Nudes es bombs" by twee. Lid of Feathers, with alseostant Pages. Hearne and Six. With r i c h oaryiogs, feathers, aced velvets, attesibri brag.* Pages. Two blearaing Cmcbss sad Font, With attractant Pages, esioireyistg the Pait.bearera. bioaretag Coach aod Foot ' With attendant Pay% suowytagike Inas sad Gnashes of she drosemil. as CIII EF MOUIiN RL Moornieg Coach sod Four, With attendant Pages conveying the &oily Trinkets sod Executor, of the dearoard. Mourning Cowl, and Four With atteotiant Pages, conveying the Irvereoda the Vicar of Diary-le-boor, and the Cheetahs to the Lord Mayor, sod the Medical Attendant of &mord. Thee fulloved sal Pair*, With slimiest Page., eoseryiag she Right Rey. the amp lain, the ileteetary for Pereira Correspolarsee, acid Ib Members of lite Royal Academy sag Stodests, Twenty twoursing tweeters as pair., With attesdast Pam amoveyieg the ennerterrs and private friends tor the deceased. The procration was chord by @Wren carriages, unwed in rank by the jnaier City Millie! cud illarsialnoen--tbe serviette nearing ',Amide cad game. The proctssios was atteaded ow each side by Any ass stables, to preserve order ; sad ihe Decrease fro. Bridge. street, Chancery-lame, she Old Bailey, kr. went slopped. On reaching tit. Paul's Cathedral, where the Sraior City Marshal was is waiting, with several assisiaats, to menage the p►neesaw.s, it entered ■t the great western r ate, sad was ion at the estrange of the Cathedral by she ehercii darts taries, he.; she whole thee proceeded to the choir is the Collowiag order : IXTERIOII /Maw on TIM ►IOCMIhJOII. The Iwo junior Vergers. Thehurdle/v. The young Gentlemen of Ilse Choir, two by hro. Their Ainsusser, or *Nor. - The Irrears Choral, Iwo by The gob-Deen and junior Canons, Iwe be two. The Festhere, wish •lteudaat Pages cud Moses. The..we senior Vergers... Houourable mod ger. Dr. Welk.ley. The Canon resideatiary, and the Res. the Prebesdary. Pall-bearers. Pall-bearers. The Earl of Aberdeen • Right Hoo. Sr William His ErreDewey She Arne- a Smart riean Ambassador 2 Him General Phipps Hos. Augustus Philp .2 ssr George Ileaunserad Sir Thomas Baring. g Sir Robert Wilma. Cater Menem res. The Sons and Grandma of &tweed, gamely, Raphael Lamar West, Ls. Benjamin West, Esq. sad Mr. Bersjansio West, jos. followed by Robert Dreaming (the old aerosol of deceased ) Henry Fanstleroy, Esq. sod Junes Heavy Elewlersors, Esq. (the family Treeless awl Faresturs of doonsed) and The Rev. Dr. Hash", Titer alit. Mary-le bore; the Rey. Borrodaile, (lariat' to the lard Meyer; nod,. Hayes, Medical Aiwodeat on liecramed (Dr. Beanie beteg maw wuidably abseet.) Theo followed The Bishop of &drapery (As Chaplain to the Royal Acadriay, awl ea Hos. Member.) Priam Hoare, Lq. (Secretary fee Foreigs Correspoudtace to the Royal Academy ) The body of Academicians sod Associates of the Royal Academy, according to seniority, as Mashies, two by two. Students, two by Iwo. And the private unourilers of deceased, roasistiag of—Al- Armes Wood and Birch; the Rev. Este; Rev. Holt Oakes; Vestry Bashes, Esq. M .P. ; Wm. Smith, Esq. M.P.; kielieril Hart Male, M.P.; George Waiters Tinter, Emu M.P • Jesse Waits Rowell, M.P.• Archibald Ho milies, Er:l. ; Hope. Sas ; Sam. 113:ddiogara, Esq Richard Papa Fig .; Thsnas Lister Paster. Ess.• ' George Hibbert, Epq.; Jobs Nash, E.q.; John Edwards ,, Esq • Slaj..r Payne; Capt. *leery Wolseley ; Capt. Frames H ; James Sr. Ashy. Esq. • Ovary Straseen, Bog ; Magaise Ems. ,• George lihs4oa, Ray.; James Dwe lt", Ras. • J ' ireeple Ward, Eery ; N. Ogle, Esq.• George Repairs lA. • Wo. Warld, Esq.; Henry Woodtbsirpe, jun. Fay.; lierisert;dror Hodge**, Rau; Cotberttl,ste FM ; - Cockerel, jaw Ls. ; Leigh Heat, Seq. ; P. Tor sorely;, Eel • J. Holloway, Co q. ; Charles Math. Req . ; Hairy adds age, Esq.; A. Rolarrtwo, Eal.; W. J. Newton, Rat.; Jubis Taytaw, Seq.•. T. Ilsoway, Esq.; Me, Ras.; •••-- Media, E q ; J. Green, Fos.; Atha Galt, EM.; Carey, Roc; —Leal;,, Eel.; Orleies, gag.; Geeege Samna, GI.; Jobs Toltec Esq. • Christopher ; W. Drbotettr, Bag.) L. Serireo:E.4l.; J. H. Dods, Lay ; C. /mart, B.q. &e. j2t o P IH4 171111 P. ITATI 0/ Tlli ODDII-41111PTIPPG110011r, Yucca 30. to I ogee Ariel« lb so t opt •Broth.r io 9 to I opt Sailer Near? II to I opt Pioitwoo Ile to I opt Droiher it to I sift Mks , Milan OAKS. 4to I opt floroory I•So I opt Morisse 7 to I sot Marl atosuuwowne. $. I sea Mhos I J opt finierf• I 4 4it 1 . 1 pot Mr. Won't, I si. Lscra. 4, Logs Arbetee I II so i not Liettlf A • , m-•••-••-•-i.r-.. WATIRFORIP ELECTION: NIILH 22. The election for this city took place the toil , . The Right Hon. Sir John Newport. B. rt. 1..1e 414 lung our beloved and honoured Repr..entseiv, , , and now our only Candidate, was propo.rd try Alderman Samuel Morris, and aecond•-d by %VII. ham Gan Paul, E-q. The Right _outing, Ode Baronet addressed the Etcetera lit an an........, speech, in which he took a retrospect of hi. 1 .4.1 1 . tiedl conduct from the consmencensviit if bin P l ow liamesstary career—adverted to the Cia'ss lit er. ree Act, and tither' legislative aseaastreis which II& bed ovigiusted—eitlarged wish grtat roue and at considerable length upon the slutirli lea- . ratnbent open Represeutatives and Cottotite•-tits —and expressed bis detreasheatios to perste.... unremittingly in endeavouring to prognotr. is the utmost of his ability, the agriculture, conuenace, and snanafrictures of Ireland, the partscular vantages of this hi. native city, the “101111 1/4, t;el. potion if civil and political privileges rinewiest all dehowiluathlua of lii* irllnia-subjtets, awl the general hlopittpess, glory, and prosperity of she empire at large. In the coarse if his atitlir-s he was much cheered. After the nowt few.. be was declared duly elected, and the tiatitartieut was received with satisfaction. with eistlispia•uo. honourable to the Coustiluteuts sod to the cm,- *it used. Beatnik! Ladies were moored their company added much to the liveliness of the patriotic bCtg.r. . NAVAL INTELi.IGENCF. rosvms•vra,iiyaace 19. Arrived the Sarah, Ilailedia, funs the Lharws foe Tene rife; Panirren i nere Gibson, ham Trowel' der cedar..; ; Mob Imo d Wee yard, Weise expesieserd very Lad wea. thee; Aso, Mathews, hew Trieste Wr Haashargii, with lute .4 sail. raised up Cheese' the Eight Saw, Law, front Boehm. Sailed she Ihrtegrily transport, for the 'k of %Lot; Christiana tramper, fir Win/Nick; Visconti/ Esorunitt, Tyse, for thiatasuler; Sarah, Heater, air Tearrilfv; L..- vast Mar. Howard, for Trine; lloslahoet, fur tliseluias; aid the Hided sad Coaches as a creep*. FAUSIIII/11111. laaltral 27. Arrived the Lady Arabella picket, wilb a wail frost Lid has is. eight days; sot/ Montague packet. with thins from Ow Irked*, talk." from St. Thomas's tlet all. beau waraws tn. COMP ewes from the River the Suites, 1t.5..., far ;hilt . South Wales; Star transport, for Siers Lame ; hrneuidld trios, Berg, foe Cadiz; Curlew, Sipwart, tor Quebec.; Cyree n luberts, for M.gadure; Jane, Nichol, for flositreat; Holmes, for Parasies ; Heide, Gibson, he in. Nkia.pti aid Quebec ; awl Fritter* Clark, for Quebec Arrived wed sainted foe she Riser that GIS*/ Mr Packet, Betts, halo St. Michael'., with has of aorkar aloi rabic. COMES, 1111AIRCil if. Tbs. Bayani is Mill 411 Asiritiond ocutikal,esaa.topieutly TAU eel be gisS uIT. Tiss INGSW is sow vary • • • I MI*TINGS OF CROIDITORS IT 6i7a:m.4u m. Si. Mawr, Canannutreet, earpenter 3 It B. L. located, Goodrnates-frelils, carver and gilder J II C. Wilkisisms, Wormetussduttert, ita-ilestrr G. Myles, Limos, knocker 3 I U. Dyball, While Horse Torero, Feller-Mee 3 li A &inputs, So. Swithiu's laue, ;merchant T. Naylor!, Luov-sere, evade lace insioulertiorr t T. aud D. kindle and T. Melloh, Neu, Keel ruad, drill awnrn. W. Ede/aril*, Dartford, grocer U. T Clarke, %olru , treirman II II M. Aikinault, Nee cum leupor-Tyste, broker C. Hillboure, Shuford, stationer 1.. Hepburn, Commercialuitail, surgeon I Ilk C. Pooh.. Wlttlecrusevirrei, wilkoreosuresuaros torturer .. 1 It T. Mystic", &mid, patent letter.nsanofretun a.... I I 1 J. Verespnou, Wes tam' aster, coru.mereliatil ..... I IV DIVIDENDS. J. Howell, St. Martin's lour, Leader G. Laing, Commercial Sale-rooms, J Budgets, D - irtfued, pepre-maker ILA Chaste, Itcroielt.epoit-Tweirl, corn-rats trliaiii..... le W.V. Wye, Leudoa and Nceingloa.billia, esterrbaul.. 10 C ERTI FICATES. J. S. Carter, of Liverpoul, eremite e t.—J 21' Lose. of Lamb- Hreirt,Spiialfirlda, Middlesex, potato-nserelitui.—T.ewshm., of Drury -lame, Middlesex, grocer.—W. Worcall, of Liver pool, riterrbaal.—J. sally and W. (lolly—C. Wallis, of Osellenbans, Gluucestrr, bailder.—T. D. Greer of Nuthrrhiette, Surrey, rork.mssiefatttrier....ll. lass, eV Asldrorrie. Derby, etallater.—W..Weal,wl rieslies, Kees. Meresee.—C Card ly. of Sleek port. Clymer, eirliorstsorkero e. s—J. Barlow, of Maisebesier, innkeeper.—J. hotter, of lA bun., Derby, dialer arid el spumy. BIRTH. Os Wednesday, the Duchess of Ras Goias, of • boy, Wog elieseetweet sou: lee will bear the title of Comte dr Moor. TM Dewiness mad cleill are doing as well as penstbts. MARRIAGES. Os Moodily last, at St. Sidwell's Chem+, bitter, by the Res. J. D. etekleidge, Thomas Weis., E.q., Major in thee Madras, Army. to Montagu, yourgest d.ilegteeee eel Vice-Admiral Barton, of F.seter, sod of berneugh Hesse, is the County of Devon. At IN. Meknes, on the 13th January hod, Gay Remote. ▪ COll.llllln of the 20th regiment of FiMPS I. Mays, yerengeot daughter of Eirot.-Coheuel South, of the stew mom at. DEATHS. (he Holiday last, at Basildon Court, Mee. Pleihrps, semi 111 1; sad au Tuesday, at the same place. 1/re. ,boyet Rpm aged 83, the toll inirriviut soiers et the Right Holt. Lord Milford. Os Sunday se'asiglat, at Helpeingleaes, nod 41, Mrs. A. Illtessett, relict of the late Mr. limas* Sirtesett. of Sieber Fes, who was inifiwtosalely bled by a tbraillusi sseerbeas WI September. Ever sister the wielosecholy cataetreybe b. r grief lead been suet inconsolable, whole lesettenfrel her die. neletion, leaving tee helpless eephows M own anis basty Friaerti rebliobed a. Tim ammo Pula imed TsS Gums Once, N.. 110,1140.11 1 ,1§,S.cUVIVNIMA. Ibe *not • , 1 , ; sw , “l 0,1 is . t ai 1,4063 • 4. x~ . -a-- 'i-fr ;• - 1