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P • taken into Miln's house ; where. en searching him. two watches were found upon him. between 51. or GI. of looses., and a knife. Two cards of lace, and a piece of W e lk, were also found siu. or under t bench on which the -Prisoner's wife sat, in Aida s how. Armstrong was then sent to poison, and the witness, with °thee', proceeded to his lodgings its the Crass causeway, where they fouod a piece of superfine cloth, and a silk vest piece, lyiqg upon the slates of the house, outside the window ;.aud also another piece of cloth is a closet. Brown, who lodged silk the Prisoner, was also taken into custody. Alexander Callender. Town-clerk of Ediuburgli, went along with Mr. Wilson, and other officers, to Infirmary-streat. where the prisoner was apprehend ed, and afterwards to his lodgings in Ciosscessway. flew the watches and cards of lace when discovered, and also the cloth found on the slates of the house in which the Prisoner lived. Archibald Campbell, town-officer, apprehended Armstrong, aod deposed, that he dripped a watch, being one of those produced in Court, end identi fied as his property by Mr. Robertson. Alexander Paterson also swore, that he heard the Phnom drop a watch, when seised by the preced lag WitUSINI; and that when be was taken into Mittes house and searched, the witness found two watches in his right waistcoat pocket. He likewise deposed as to the discovery of the lace and cloth tneutioned by the three preceding witnesses. Mary Wilson. servant to JOilil Mile), change keeper, Infirmary-street, depleted. that after the °Germ had takes. away the Prisoner and his wife, from her master's house. she found a watch, being one of those in Court, lying in the passage, near where the Prisoner had been standing; that his wife, when bronght back to the 1101111 e, rnshed into the kitchen. crying out to the witness to hide her, as she was mimed by officers. She then sat down upon the bench under which the two piece iof lace were afterv- ards found, which the deponent was certain were not there before the Prisoner's wife came into the place. William Rae, Esq. Sheriff' of Edinburgh, de posed, that the last witness brought the watch which she had found to his office ; and elm id;riti6 ad two declarations of the Pre-ouer, which were emitted . freely and voluntarily, end while he was pettedly sober. These declamtious were then read, and were in substance, that the prisoner had bets tried in Glas gow • few months ago for house-breaking, lint had been amplitted ; that after this he come to burgh. where he resided •vith Brows, until he gut a remittance of money from England, where he afterwards intended to go, being his endive place ; that he bought the watches the edging, and silk Horentine, from a chapman, whom he rout iii at 131.: but that he only paid slat the time; that be wad totally unacquainted with the chapmaii, did not know his name, not the name of the person in whose house he bats aset hint ; that he was to return to Leith next day to meet the chapman in the mine house, and pay him 51. the balance 61 the goals; that he purchased a coat-cloth in an auction-room on one of the bridges: but could not eay which of them it was, or where the shop was situated—that lie had no cloth or silk ilorentine lyittg at his Italiti 6 ts; that he MAY in his lotlgiiiga during the wha le of the night the robbery was cuts aimed. and did nut leave them till 7 o'clock next metaieg. Aboooder Paterson, re-examined, depoued, that be was sent by the Sheriff along with the Prit•oiter sud.anotlver officer to Leith, to hod eut the house where be alleged he had purchased the goods from the chapatis° ; on this occasion the prisoner got out of their bards and attetipted to escape, but he was retaken. After a diligent Gooch, the prisoner fitted epos the house of Mr. Causing, vintner, St. Ber ard-street ; but epos Mr. Coming and his waiter being celled, they defied ever having seen the pri *peen The prisoner was also taken to the Bridges, bet he could. not point out the place where he said be bed bought the coat-cloth by auction. Cumin. vintner. Leith, deponed, that *so the forenoon al the day alluded to by ;he Pri soner, no person whatever was in his house ; and that neither the Prisoner, nor any chap - non selling s, nor any person with that appearance, had been in his liou•te deriii h any part of the day ; ford' they had, he would have seen them, as he had been at home during the whole of it. " • No evidence was adduced. on t i ke part of the Prisoner, and the lAIRD Mosucsts haring ad dressed the Jury for the Crown, and Mr. Jsanins: fur the ' , mantel, Limo JUSTICE CLIME summed up the evidence in his usual distinct and candid manlier. The Jury then retired fur about half an hour, ;when they returned n verdict, all in one voice, (fuel ing the Prisoner Gettig. He was, in consequence, aeotenced to be executed at Edinburgh on the l;th heJanuary next. Counsel for the ('rows, the Lord Advnaele and Alexander Maconechte, Esti. Agent, Ilugh Wart rendes., W. S. Counsel for the Prisoner, John Jardine and Henry Home Drummond, Lsrirs. Agent, J. 0. Mark. Mae Chalons's, Timone will be opened on Wednesday "est, for that night only. The per formances by litllAttUTll of that place. and for the relief of au aged and distressed couple, • mooster, soppood do ba the same mentioned to have appeared in Croydon, made his appearance at Plymouth Dock some nights since. lie M used two women, by throwing their pettii . :osts over their heads, sad tearing these flesh with an iron toothed imerywcomb, own their arras and thighs. lle then set off as fast as he could, and ran away. These poor women are under the care of a surgeon, and erg, it is to be hoped, Ina fair way of recovery. Severe set shipwrights have dressed themselves to women's clothes, and have guise, single and tia pairs. through a number of bye-huts. but hitherto without success. However. it is hoped, this bare barons villain will not escape lung in the garrison of Dock. A female impostor, who passe* by the name of Consisting Perry, has been lately laying the M e habitants of Bath, and the neighbouring teem, under contribution. She is a middle-aged womso, of the toddle size; she sometimes pretends 'ha 'lame from the island of Jamaica in search of her' hre•tsand, and is accompanied by "'little girl, of about nine years of age, who, it to.pfetended. can speak nothing but Spanish, liming been educated the Wand of Cottle. 4H. ' r' ~ .. , b . V * raw ,. OXFORD. DECBIIIIIIII9. The University is recovering from its late bustle couteuding iuterests, only by the retreat of the :greatest part of its members to the Christmas beetles of social and ilinnesue conviviality. The murmurs of the departing tempest are still heard. Our walls still exhibit the vulgar and ill-spelt inscrip tions of ,t" No Popery." The three P.'s, applied to the three candidates. the initials of very different words, now cease to produce any sensation hut that of merriment.— ltuitips-and,duseus are preparing to settle the beta, and to drown temporary opposition in cups of per manent uuiou. The supporters of the Lord Chancellor, and of the Duke, now begin to acknowledge that Lord Gretiville will make an excellent Chancellor ; and that dignity and munificence will be added to his solidity of judgment, depth of learning, and libe rality of sentiment. It has been remarked, that while he has been abused b . ; paragraphs and letters in the London Papers, republished and distributed Di Oxford, his friends have not indulged a spirit of 'yeti Initiation.' A character, which is not proof against low abuse mad illiberal invective, would not have been pro posed by theta for one of the omit honourable of in the kingdom. The prineipal argument used agalust him is, that, if lie were elected, the University wr.nld he thrown open to the Catholics. Boum of his friends have laughed at the idea, others have considered the event as too horrible for pro bability. But if we may he permitted to take c nearer view of this object of terror, we may doubt whether the admission of Catholics in Oxford would nAt feud to nnitethem io principles, in sentiments, and in practice, with the Church of England. We may ask whether it would be bad policy to %end them to Oxford. instead of permittiug them toe n to foreign sersiniaries. or even be secluded. from the society of Protestants in the new wall, of May now.h We may ask dime perturbed spirits, whe ther they think that the Catholic bigots would con. sea to send their children to art English Uuiven. situ It has been said, that Lord Greriville had not a majority of the Members of Convocation, because his numbers were out equal to those of the Duke and of Lord Eldon, visited. can Fissure those ob jectors, that several of the Duke's friend* did really vote fur Lord Eldon, when they found it probable that the Duke would not succeed. Sot a very considerable majority of the Duke's votes would have been glycol to Lord Grenville, had the former not been a candidate. The Duke's -friends are' considered by all parties as perfectly independent. To them no selfish motives can be attached. I ant far from insinuating that there ware not wetly dis interested voter g iven to Lord Eldon ; but, is it probehle that ale, who may Ise supposed to be actuated by interested views, would have voted for a Nobleman. distinguished by no political poor, or ecclesiastical influence, rather t h at by the Lord Iligh Chancellor of England 'UNCOMMON CASE OF DEPLETION A communication from Dr. John It Lucas, of Macklenburg, published ru the last Eaquiere, printed in ILehtnond(Virginia.)relates a remarkable instance of the violence and obstinacy of acute i..- Illaintuation, which is not unworthy of no'ice. The patient wai Captain James Niblett, of the same county, a min thirty years of age, of a full and ple thoric habit of body, when in he.. secustomed to daily exercise on foot, of a billiouo aspect. His complaint Wlli an inflammatory affection of the hiuga. D r . Lucas visited him at intervals from the 29th of May lam, to the Nth of August, is the pre sent year ; during which period, blood-letting siss almost the only remedy prescribed. Emollient me dicines were admintsteresl during the time, but merely for the purpose of harmonizing the state Of the bowels. and preventing costivenets. Deple tion seeing to have been, from first to last, re lied upon by Dr. Lucas ; and the result of the lancet's reiterated application affordedsd the mast ample testimony of its efficacy. Tha low of blood sustained by ilr. Niblett wee truly asto nishing; and we subjoin an account of it, in the words of Dr. L. himself :--•• From the 28th May to the 48th July, (observes Dr. L.), Capt. Niblett lost, by measurement, 600 owners of blood, and, by weight', • 6an ounces, 6 drachms; being, it is presumed, the largest quantity ever drawn from the veins of any human being, in the some length of time, by medical advice, and for the persiai to hear it and do well. He was bled So different times, and the blood, every time, was covered with • a trick, strong, white coat ; and lost from Gnu to • 20 ounces each time. He was cupped, and had ' leeches applied daily, for several weeks, exclusive of the blesitings at the arm, and the disc h arge from the semi." • As OYU= of Mood. hy inamme, origin nine drachma and clever vatic • Letters from Tarroguno en' the tr,th nit., from Carthagena of the 23th, and from Gibraltar of the ith inst., arrived on Thursday. They all speak of the consternation and dismay produced thtottgh out Spain, by the unfortunate submission of Aus tria to the Tyrant of the Castilian, and the ge neral stagnation of commerce in consequence of the present precarious state of political atfiirs.— Gerona not only (stationed to hold out, but the enemy had recently been defeated in another assault made by them open that brave garrison. Thursday. conformable to annual custom, the Stewards of the Society of Antelopnins. held at the Antelope, in White 1-lart.yard, distributed 450 loaves among the industrious poor; a seasonable relief to hen, when the high price of bread is considered. The collection for the above purpose, which amounted to upwards of 271. was made among the members. respectable tradesmen, who spend their evenings together at the above house. 'An instance of benevolence rarely to be met with, but worthy of imitation. Tuesday night, as some Militiamen were drink. iog in company with some sailors, at the Trafalgar Northcorner-street, Plymouth-dock, a die pate arose relative to the late expedition to the ischeldt. when one of the soldiers dress his bayo net, and stabbed a sailor in the body: The culprit sass immetrmtely taken into custody. The sailor is not rivalled to survive. . NAVAL INTSLLIGZMCE. PORTIIIIOUTH, DEC. 21. Arrived the hopetuerts wan of war, now the Downs. The T takes convoy to the Downs.— crificak Wind N.W. FALMOUTS, DEC. 19. Sailed, this day, the Princess Augusta packet, ' Capt. Fume, with Mails foiCarbx, Gibraltar, Malta, and Sicily ; the Prince of !Vales packet, Captain Todd, with two Mails for Lisbon ; the LatlyPubleto packet, Captain Harvey, with Moils for Barbaeloes and Jamaica ; also the ship Eclipse. Rees, for Ja mace, with fish ; the ship Columbia. Perry, for St. Thomas; Le Rhin, 44 guns, Capt. Malcolm, for Plymouth ; the Arethusa. 44 guns, Capt. Mends, on a cruise ; the schooner Phipps, a ith dispatches for Lisbon; the echooner Whiting, for Plymouth; and.: the Plover, 18 guns, on a cruise. Arrived. this day, the Duke of Kent packet, Law rence, front St. Thomas. last from Plymouth, where she landed the mail% from the Leeward 'elands. The Noreen Usarlotte packet, for the Brseils, and Duke of Kent, for America, are detained till further orders. The Lased Hobart packet is hourly expected, with mail', from the Brazils. During the late gales, not a single vessel re ceived any injury. DOIERR, Dec. 21. Between 7 and 8 o'clock last night. a tiring was heard to the westward. supposed to be from one of the cruisers having fallen in with a privateer. There were friar brigs in the Roads during the day, which got under weigh in the evening; we have heard nothing further since, and the brigs are returned into the Roads. Soon after the above tiring was heard, another Frenchman was detected going out of the harbour, in a boat which he had stolen front alongside, and belonging to, the Friends hoy, of this place, Wills, which was moored at the Quay in the Basin. He proved to be the captain of one of the last privateers which was brought in, and had been pat on shore at Deal, from whence he made his escape. Ile in known here, having formerly been in the passage-trade from Boulogne, sod is a resolute character. The wind at present is very favourable, being from the westward with a light breeze. The Captain of the privateer taken last night, has been sent this afternoon on board the guard ship in the Downs, with two labouring men of this place, Brewing/on and Brazier, for stealing 14 trusses of ramp*, for which the Mayor thought tit to have them noprest, they having formerly been to sea. MONTROSE, DEC. 16. We have had a dreadful storm, and I fear many a poor fellow will not tell his fate.--The Sunni of Sunderlai.d was driven ashore four miles to north ward of Alontruse, the crew savert; the vessel has since gone to pieces. The crew grated, that the day before they were driven ath..re, wheti passing the Bell Rock, the Captain, whose name was Gordon, leapt over board.—A brig belonging to Aberdeen, coal loaded, also ashore • little farther neirth, crew seved.—The sloop Prot-We:ice of this place, coal loaded, is ashore near Stonthaven, crew say. d. —The Counters of Carilirran. of London. in ballast, is on shore at John'n-litsven". ere* saved, impacted to he got otf.—l fear hail news most carne to iminya one. The whole coast is strewed with wreck.—The Eagle of this port, Fir 1. 4111, loaded with bale goods, valued at 10,0001. sailed the uiglit hefore'the storm. There were many pasveng-ts• on -board, and great appreliennob prevails fur tier safety. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAYFSVCD, Dec El —4i-rived the 3l.mtreal, Hall, from Nlutad.we • t Hilly, Head, frost Flushing ; and the Facnr, Duman, f rom Huadtwas —Salted the Satan, Cotten, fur thhou ; Dulwich, Taylor, fur St. Tichiteb ; Recovcry, A Irxamier,furcuticuit ; General Wilhinfua,—, St. Auden,. and the 31rdway, Row, fur Oporto. - - . DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. • The officers and crew of the Beaver, who were on honed at the (-Retire 'of the Vpstalshooso, were paid their pen t , portions tire tiith lust. at No Chmenta Inn. Recalls: on Mouthryi Ural Tlaaradays. The Akers mad crew of the Gibraltar, en hoard ot the capture of the Meek Josef, will be paid their proportieus tre board at Plymouth„ the ifith inst if then in port. Reesl. at the Office of L. and N. Megaton, at Faloweth. The officers and company of the Bustler, "Md . their praportiona of Les Deux Guillarme Fere& oalieerer,; Fella suldßiera Vette French boats. Recalh at No. at , Arow dell.street, for three months. The dicers and ship's company of the Melampon, on board at the capture of the French privateer Valliant, will be path their propertions.of head-mosey ' on the it st inst. Recalls every Tuesday and Friday, at the office of Mr. John Hrwker. Plymouth, for three months. On the 7th December, at Whim, Peebles shire, the Lady of Archibald Montgomery, Ere. of a sun. At Coniston, in East Lothian, the Right Hoe. Lady Robert Kerr, of ■ see. Oa Wednesday lam, at bit louse at Addineham, York. shire, the Lady of Ellis Cuuliff • List.r. Fag of:loon, The otters acid ship's coutpauy of the F.iidyanuri, uu beard at the recapture of the ship Rows, will be paid their prapordons of the salvage on board the Eitdyinion, on her arrival hi pert. Recall* at Mr. March's Office, Gosport. l'hr officers sad company of the Gii.lisk, on heard at the meaptnre of the Wilhelm Gestavi, will he paid their pro. portion. on board on her arrival at Portsmouth. The °Avers and comennty of the Unite, tot board at the capture of three bales of silk, aid packages of day, taken in a boat gtill July, limos, will be paid vii board on her arrival at Portsmouth. The °Meer,' mad err* of the Snake who were on hoard on the 17th August, isoe will he paid :heir proportions of sal vage for the recapture ur the Csrl Frederick, oli Gould at Leith the Guth natant, if is port. Recalls at No. is, Cie inenes The officers and crew of the Cherokee, when were nu hoard at the rapture of the I.'l , niva ;. , id !Nemo. ill be paid their proportions as board the 2sd indent. Recalh at No 23, Neelledk.street, Strived, every Tuesday sad : 7 11day for three 19y410.3.. -- DO Nap OF ENCHAIN A 39 9 Ditteatilisit 31 5 Reetessiess itt • U. Hatabergit 29 6, eill. Altana 29 7 sie. Paris t 4ay's date 19 16 Ditto PlOardeasx td adr Ditto 4t affect. Palms* infair Ditto en; effective. at Legborg Gatos 5l • ,Visaiee 52 Naples se Lleboa 63 ;14 Fittitil , , Drc. it. (Marto ItioJweuo 7l Maio Gibraltar DtabhU Cunt toe. Poring-II t:whi Cum at Bats I. s. d pet OA ForttNGultlitaturko U Ne I)en'.lo.one.. U in New DwilLue 5 I . Silver itt I w 1..... o • • New I.o•as t.nelt) o • Agdu on the BAnY a naiad pea Cat ~'s' THE N4RZSTS. OP • - - COAN.FACFIANCE, Disc as. There see several arrissls stillest tisisrlas "Ai* with ,rhe remaisihig gesustitis's ote %slid, Isar the supply *swiss what esstiderakie mut this trade hear' "(sale, 'swill' .t pkets. &rag is lave supply. Inn from use Isle sls• sassil,' las Deady supports its price 3 whir Amslities sire et" spar. MIA like's's. Vl'Llti *sad Greg Iterts maser laser. Is Stan et the two laird, little variltios. eats sr* "retired its alirthdaisce, mostly !rent Lisesiosiiire i sad this trade is quoted about 21. per spurts" torts. lik,ftsse ads altetallau. CURRENT PRICE or GRAIN. Mint 764. Ina. leas. Bess, (041) 6e. filk. *A Fine ditto 1664. tog.. Tick IlessOld) sas.sta. !bd Rye... sus sas. fats.... ..... ..244 es.. A s Barley is.. 565. Poteeds 349.179 al Malt ;u.. sk.. Poloist ditto --". le ktis9l4. %VW* Peas i 40-S Youllci3) 764. sal, Nape 144. " 11 Floe Flasse...... 9 ,4. pia Grey Peas.. 549 58*. Scrawls ess,sess.. ,'41.1••••••, Doe ft. ,sol. —.4. to *Ol —I . ,Us. —d. teso•. —4. Oa. —4. to 41 s. .46a. —4. so es..-4. .541. —4. to joes...-41 OF nors. - mum. F0C11.191. goat, al. lOs. to *l. tot. Kent, as. --4 to 41, 4. Sombillt, al. —ip to 31. Slowly 31. 131. to 41. so gifts. .t. to $l. mi. Farefinnt, 11.--a.to tot —. Cora-laepecter's Enure - Wbeat, per land... Barley, par tptarter Oats Haute Pees . PRICES OP HAY *ND STRAW, YMTIE/LIMY. so. J • met's. w ATTACH • PAL. Hay, AL 00. et to 61 too 0.1. Hay 41. 108. 40 Q. ila. Straw, M. ss. of to gist as 0.1 tiew , d.* to .1. on. Clever, *. Ito 41 71. le. Straw. II. Its te It is. SMITHFIELD HAMLET, Da.c. la.. To Wok the OHIO widow of alb. 5eer...... H. at to da. od. Head of 40aaale, lOW days—. Hutton...4S. 4d to Os. 44 Ittihad *se Vest Ss. dd. to Ss. id. She.•p .... ....... ••• S r t.• Pork is ad. to 7a. dd. Calve% .... ............. ads ' Lamb os. ed. to nil od. Pip NMI HAY-MARKET. Hay Si. f.e. MI. to 61. oe. od. Straw 11. toe. (al. to 21. is ed. Clover .. 6l. us. ad. to 71 7a rvl NEWGATZ AND LEM (By the leef 3s. lid. to Ss. WI Mattison 4. 041. 14 Ss. 4d. PRICE 01 M. helmet's Market ta (i Ore Market to Id Mau:chapel Market r• ud pr sc. d sib. Ise la Ausage.... so id YI r Respoets—Meti IENHALL MAltlit.TO. I:oratos.) Veal 46. 14. to do 141 Port 6.. 41, to 74 TatraTallow *7l of Yellow *anis 'Good 9is • Matto &tin .. i 6. of —1 • Soo, dittos,— aps of —• • Neitiug Stud' 700 of —• • Ditto noses soo us —s • Gun., ........ 14s • Goal Dress •Ile • .4 HOP—Cord, lies 131 thi-3114•ilik, !IP• 64 PRICE OF LEATIIER. Botta, so to Odlic i - Sed to tad pa lb. Ditto, 56 to 66115. s•t3 - a4d t• 2611 Inerebasts• Rocks .ttd tu tesd Dreatiug 11116er - lost to egid Floe Coach Hides -19 d 48 lid Goo Hideo 35 to aulbe tor (totting 824 d to 1 4 4 Ditto os to silo - JMd to 501 Calf Skills a• to a•dha . sod to 3.311 Ditto so to 701 hi - 344 to 4104 Ditto 7n to donut . sad t• sod ant;.ll Seals (Gre•olitodl so ~ ,41 to ss yd I_,t‘ ge ditto Inca 10 441 , r" dot• o. 111 W HIDES. Best Heifers wad Steers (per Ordinary tss. <4 to Its. dd. line se od. to aa. ad. Market Calf I.ls. id esel• . MlJahnes 3$ etl tows tad. tag. itatse ma nd is ttisod Warp-Skies • . • - as. 6d. to ark lid. COAL MARKET, DEC Illt. _ Shiro. Waifs saki. Prim. iv) .. Ne of ca. tle Coal ~ i ic........ Hs. 6d. to ads. 61. 34 .Sund..rland 34 .. 4114 4041 Ito SM. 4d. ft ..Clutters PRICE 41F STOCKs, YESTERDAY II per Cent Medical . 4 per Ceot. LoneAstrailies Osmium wi rm. Judi■ Roods. So 19 IA press. Ear heq.er Rills Ecimnsb LOlStry Tickets.. .. .. ire. 151. COUIIO/11 for T LISIII, Stosek llook.est, 4,1 - 0,111..11. sad gr, Clisesag-Cram BIRTH .. On the tuth instant, nt his Lordship's boost 1. Hasler street, Lady Keith, of a ilavzhter. MARRIAGES. Thursday storming, at St. George's. Hanover-square, by the kti•. W. Punts, Thomas Darby Coventry, LI. to Alma Fawn, of Halfinoion.streef, Piecedflly. On Saturday fast, at Lryboarne, in a►ut, by Ilse Rev. G..orge Moore, Rector of Wrothoni, Sir lirook %Vats. Bridges, of Goodnesinne, BuL to Dorothy F.it* eldest daokitter of Sc Heary Hawley, of Leyhissuile Dart. DEATHS. Suddenly, on Ilse inneuing of Fridne 'onight, at Rag,- money, fussily of Kilkenny, and in the price of life, Mrs. Prier vat, wife of William Peru eval, Esq. On Tuesday last, id hrs house at Elthant, fa Kent, am% and einivirrsally lainenied by a numerous crrele of friends, Sir Richard late sheriff of time city of London east coun ty of Middlesex, & I ced 57. Thursday, Mr. T. C. Cross, fitting manager of the present theatrical eatablisinwat 113 Maischeider. Lately, Mn. Raabe, tubed ee, widow of the late Rieltetill Bailin., Esq. of Sherwood NA, ewes ity Carlow, Iceland. Tuctotay hat, at her beeps ie Sinew street, is the stab ),ear ut her ate Mrs. Bartow, plies aline late Frame Sat. low. Eng. of the Crown (Wee. Thursday last, at ha resideute lw thee:atheist Preeirwts, • Cauterhoryy at the advanced age of et, Mrs. Sertges, relict of the Tate Eihraid Erydges, Eery. of Wootteereolort„ beat e who died as lone age se Nossimber 1700, may Wabiltties extraordinary es Los virtue,. were acknowledged. She Hue*. fine Flamed a long wudowhood of nine-ant-twenty )111111. She wan horn it Penetrant, in atiriember 1791, -being daughter awl re-licir of William Egerton, L.L.IE irsubos of Juba. Egerton, oil Earl of Bridgwater, by Lady Elisabeth Caves. dual, daughter of William, the loyal Doke of Newrealle L. which I John was son of John tat Earl, by Lady Fialarig. . Stank y, daughter and coheir of Ferdinand°, Earl of Derby, whose grandmother, Lady Eleanor Ru sedon. wee dartglitera • Mary (Queen id Frahm) &nimbler of bine Henry VlE—Hme • father was fteriur of Peinliorst, Prelnuilary of Csalerholli- Chao , :ellor of Hereford, and Rector of Allhallows, Loolhard. street.—We feel ourselves , n il. (plate to do justice to MIL memory of tine" above 'cared and respectable character, w hone uniform ingdenie of meaner., sod amiable virtues. were each es to adman and dignify leueran estate i sad tat miermiatd , the esteem sail respect of *lt tasks, na olueoroolif ae het death is lamented —Her ICRIAIII3 were internal in the family 'resit at Woutina-eoutt, with a grand funeral procell stun, attended by' a nomerows eliserablege of the arisbhusr iu Arsebeteyrieetinges • 'Alreffo E E• Me tbDAY Mariner 3 -tin Are .3 I Anent's, •le nolo. Aar b. LON LaPN toted i 9 C. Win ill. No I, I.llNoent's Inky and poblisbed at doe Ilfgre, No ta, Boe onft. Cloquet O. Om, el, Nirond,. by J WHITE, of roue Waco. —Orders, &v. for tikes Parer. its. Mt Cie Cato, (ptet•pid), •ill 16 Jall alrt.Mi b. 1..,-- -f - :-... 1- inns as& 2180. . ifixi'hitiertir-ROT A firMORHOw. TV will be asteil, a 'Pupil% THE FtOft Tullio% HiutiEat, Mr.' P t . Pubfirs Buratto', . Mr. Yee 'Herat* Mr*. Clarke; Valero In Art V. the Eatry of Pi &analg Cbieas. • Ails winch tile he perform Comic Paotr HAWLEQUI. 0/t. THE. HAI. * le Gasetare and Music corm • • asiltld the illitctl ' as t ioittle g PeALtr, NIL Doi i0,..1di ; . tiDe Thoutlsi,Chalksti foOriSaiilake'Rupre, •Me Rid •Us- Illiatit. Cokhahise, Mi 411isa ff. Dm' tam) Die f airy I "mea t 7,_,•,• S ower Prim, PbAC , W.—Lower Gallery, up Gailori, la. i &wad Price, 6t Talpotrow, The Whecl Et Mon is his Humour. . . It 'ng born sumeated arDartitiensant relative la ths =owe vosoom/aira.4.7 A tio% they beg lame It. at,clte mit of the pram* era lic.ase the circle of *ppm a %mutual 13u ..'L Un mai mile, en LYCEUM 1 UNDER THE sPtrIAL CHAMIII 161 Anted for OW reseal /tease all yll/fit. rine' rilli F R - M AJEsTim JL . the COMPANY 4 THF.A R. will, ' 1! , 0.M0/ DAY, .4 trig, tteribta • : GEOK(4I4 'B M. Evk - Th•rmatitlannl Mr Pam 4; ridoi.tell, Mr Melvin; Tema Aim. Powell i : Maria, Mies Re Atm whiCh t ilt leereeivanklb kale Le hi t ch has hems CiNDrt OR, TPICI LITTLft . - The YMeel Meet Me fermeetnle t Cupid, t ; Venue, Mrs. /llel= Vest). Mrs. lamed; ebeitirm into wail Nam Oeley.--elltaett Pedro, (37intaiit to the Itiefen Disk Sett mid alin Chant* Boxes, 6. ; Se: nod Prire. MI —Gallery. de • Second Pr Omta u* erre, di e. 'the New Cumedy of Sud4l4 iltf. was grain rm. irrd with punted Tenamermor, and ALIIL i:mtgs.. Insm.•... WILL, Em. letio/f Ames, who died on the ninth deeired in apply foe therm/ Gamhass, lidoemaley and De Pr.; the used Dilioned will Teetamene, iffireee•A that hie Jahn Itamborooqtr, &quires, limioee &bet •tthtitiro WWI - I A 1)iP:40,14 run NIVITTON. Mmiditirm gases is Pai.7 7 attelin of Dim HUSH LI NF,NS, iif the soon laitimelf will be fumid fruos ail ether home Ws rem rini•it 3 linen is oo well kinnan, abet at Ls !rueinerepn•d• and gents, richest almiersjiburd), 1 . 4. Matta illUnc (N. 6 A fond shelling% uf every dears iptitiii Id.. large emelt of seperie she roue of the India, and modem clothe, at as 34 • yard. an ad sons; and those at :s lid i Ladle. The Freer% Clint/rim nese the pieem ewe. indeed, a tut gienelemen'e eremite, et 91.1 to Pe paraltelpi. a eamakeic may tenly Ix said, he te no , Neuman. has wily with the nem Wier Ladies who riuh to lay al wunld not do writ to bottom 1 Pflrchainng elm/Were, tat Pity. 1 ti um the P*oolllllll. it')Y LLI'S CELEBRAT The beet thing yet dierosererl • her, cad really bee rptlE of the 1 _IL in the maw( useful pre , Bark, the Leaf, the Bore', t part of eleatTrah r ore relelsraltyl as well as fur their celiaary ewe tie Proprietor he prepare th mashy esperimealkbeitas coin with the greatest confidence Ttte Crease of Elder coital of the - Milk of Rums, ..d es a cleanse, end rierreh the Skis beetnepute, redness, sad row aim era, err *beep Rind. ; at end emollient plainly', it sew mufti butt and smooth. 544, by a,ppuitittneet, by N. Altos mid l'alarSuay Malinke leendoti. liVerempb Concentrated Las shove ; deo, Schultz's Acid /I A CARL, TO THI R. VOTH RICALL WALE PILLS, fur dif Sex at merlon' period, o etaeed, that maws, more thai Mom) is • certei• degree as is gitelety of dieemee, from the wee destined se misfires toper( emaknete, pans, abd an interr lobes eminent's, with emir 11 me the cisistitntiim of ll* tel tea, au remedy has beau km Minty, /eirlnessi, and safety, unites high tortir soul likcvLiatr quality cif reli.vi ig f Mier enermay symptoms which 4111 , Iritsiel they are the moat • Ittad /Insolent Goterpiliiets lipamiumi.c eters ion" so CWIIIIIII Or. Poihregill's Pills, es a fi srenrp.} of every - another, rtstraift.terb• haw •diamities ern mhiligielt ma ..tais, at Mr I ('tail ; Clarl IC omega Jed Ten* ! - Of whom w twirl-Erg *SOMATIC I fan improring the Voice, and earl Lunsamptimia, to bums, s •