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BRIGHTON, Jis. go. 'Thursday. being Her Majesty's birth-day, a royal • salute was tired by Col. Moore's Troop of Volun teer Artillery, from the fort ; and, in the evening, there was a hall at the Castle, the individuals pre. tat at which included the greater part of• the gees di ansdelisni at present here. The Willett, though tastefully, elegantly, and sonic splendidly, were sea a/Usably attired; for, in truth, during many preyed ins days, General Frost had given ample and pinch iisir proof+ of his having taken the complete coin mead of the district. It is rutuoured, and. we believe, correctly, that the theatre here will re-opett in the course of a fr.. - days. under the management of Messrs. Jonas and Peuley. It is raid that* Mrs. FitzlierLart. with that eoeulescensive liberality which so peculiarly distin guishes her character, when deserting individuals can be benefited by her countenuttre, patronises, with her name, the first evening's performance* ; awl that the second will be wider the favourable 41.1310114M11 of Lord and Lady C. Somerset. Spleudid !trepanations are making for Lady Am cott'a ball and supper at the Old Ship, which will now certainly take place in the course of a few days. ROYJL ACADEMY. A considerable member of the Members of this lintitutioe ' and their friends, held their annual din ner, on*Thuraday, at the Crown and Anchor, 'l'd- Vern, in honour of Her Majesty's Birth-day. Mr. WEST, the President, being too winch indisposed to attend, the Chair was taken by Mr. FLAXMAW, who 'supported it with spirit and cheerfulness throughou t. 'As soon as the cloth was removed, Messrs. Lett,, Goes, Nielil, sod other musical professors, gave Nos saris Demise, with great ability and effect. The Chairman then gave 6 , The King,' as the first toast, with three times thrte, and it was received with the warmest acclamations. •• The Qseers" was also given, and received with warm 'option.. The rest of the Royal Family were tanned in suc cession, and many consiitutional toasts-followed. The Chainuda, in proposing to drink the health of Mr. West...apt:eased mach regret at the edam s( his absence, and pronoenced a very high pa negyric on the professional and private charm ter of that gentleman, which ea•ite.l the :tedious • lippro_biitioa of the company. In speaking of the ntjularditaties as likely to 1w of coosiderable eereice.to the Arm, Mr. Flagman alluded to Mr. She., who has lately produced an adaiirable phut for the advancement of the Arts, and bestowed due praise en that plan. After "The British lastihrtios" had been drunk as **roast s Mr. Tau/HAM took the opportunity of rising. In seder to bear toottinocy to the rani:* of 'Mr. Saw's plan, and the general excellence of his talents and cha racter. end couelnded with propos :login* health. A. woo as Mr. Saes rentreed to his seat, he triode a very eloquent speech, is ockoowledzasent if the high honour which he bad received, hi the marroth with which hie health had been drank. and, inatiestly withering to the work which had been so favors* vereertieweek reoriented with wishing pro sperity to the Coreporry of the Asts, of which many pewee ween Abe distinguished ornaments. Mr. 1%0'1.014 from Caveat-Garden Theatre, -highly gratilied the company with some humorous eons. sod die ether professional gentlemen afford wsl ends emere, by glees, &c. The day passed at with the utmost harmony and spirit. CORONER'S INQUEST. At seven o'clock on Thursday evening, an inquest was hekl in Upper Thaines.street. before 'rims. hastsos. Esq. Coroner for the City of London, ow the body of Mr. Lyon Levy, who was found .dead, about noon, that day, iii Monument-yard. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased had paid fur admission into the Monument, oliaerving to the Keeper, that tonne ladies were shortly to join him, upon which this man said," Sir, had not you better watt until the ladies comer?" ihe deceased, how ever, proceeded ournals directly; he reached the gallery, precipitated himself over the willing, and, falling on his head, expired without a groan. Hid fall appeared at tin* to he in such a strait per pendicular direction. that it was thought he would hare fallen inside of the railing ; hid feet, however, striking against one of the griffins by the way, threw him some distance from the Monument, and he fell into the yard surronodiag it. lie was one of the anent extensive dealers iu diamond.. pearls, rabies, topazes. emeralds, and other precious stones, in Englaud. lie one of the .1 _CWIISIIII persaamem; and, besides several very extensive enatsexion., isbvwd, be had nearly en Jews about the streets of Loudon. who acted as hawkers or runners to his house., sad each of whom had power to give credit to the Jeweitere to you extent. Within the course of the last month he celled an a person of respeneibility in the trade, residing in C,aren balding's. end °Erred bins diamonds and other Precious stones to the amount of between ti and WOOL no credit ; but 'the other prudently refused the offer es account of the very great risk' he ran of disposiag of such . a quantity of valuable gems in tints sufficient for the repayment. The deceased was a man of each correctness in all his deoliags, that up to the very dry of hia death, he coo d have pt credit amongst the other mer chants in his line of bonne,* to aliaoAt tiny am ... t. He had been, however, unfortunate in several very eateseive speculations to Gibraltar and other places abroad • be could sot brook the idea of sustaining kis audit for some time longer by the noriationev of Needs, wheat, perhaps, he might not have it in his power to pay; and after having pasted twiny years on the most homourable adluence, his altered acuanstinces made • deep impression on his mind; he was observed to be frequently ofa gloomy habit, was totally absorbed in thought, and absent from every thing that was the of conversation around hian . . tie bun left a wife and eight children to bewail his Inn, and it is supposed that his wife is pregnant of • ninth child. Under all these cir cumstances, the Jury ' , owned a verdict of Insanity. Friday morning, at une o'clock, a man who was a Inne-tlealer, at Pa4iiiiigton, was found frozen to death, in Pork -street, lisker.street North. lie had been drinking freely in the trening, and it is supposed sat dowu to strop. • N4FJL lATELLICEACE. POILTSMOUTIL ]AM. 19. Arrived the Rose bloop of war. from Cuerusey ; and Princess Caroline, from the Downs. Sailed the Lbwl bloop of war. on a cruise.— Wind E. LI'S. • PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JAN 18. • Arrived this clay the P►iacesa Charlogte frigate, Capt. Tobin ; Oresiev sloop of war, Capt. Lepeno tiere, from a cruise ; Quebec frigate, Hon. G. Pou-. lett, from the Downs ; and Ma►iaer gun-brig, Lieut. GI iffiths, from the westward.—Sailed the teivigle sloop of war, Capt. Campbell. Yesterday arrived the Peacock, Capt. Peaky, from Portsmouth, last from Falmouth, where site went in, having overshot her port in thu late hind winds. FALMOUTH, JAN. 17. The outward-bound nme's, which have been waiting here a long time. still rennin, and it is now supposed that the convoys have passed without call ing for them.—Wind N. CORI, JAL 13. The West India convoy was gettimiundt-r weigh this mo g, when our messenger left Core, with a fair breeze. DEAL. JAN. 19. Sailed the Missoraidr and Princess Caroline, for Portsmouth. Arrived the Monarch, Earl Spencer, and Lord Keith, East-Indiamem from Portsmouth. EDINOURGH, JAN. 13. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. MURDER. Yesterday, cameos the trial of Janus Cummings, soldier in the 94th regiment, accused of the murder of John King. • soldier in the same regiment. Frances Vetch was the tint witness called. She deponed, that, on the morning King was killed, she was cooking in the barracks, and, going to the door, Cummings made • push at her with his bayonet, but, missing her, she ran back in a fright, when King.coming out, he stabbed him in the side; chat she saw Xing pull himself off the bayonet, which N . is all blood. At lino she thought Cummings in jAke; but, on looking at him, saw he was enraged or furious like. No words passed—only on taking away King, Cummings said to the people to stand about and give him few play. Never heard of any thing being the matter with hint. James Rind, a soldier in the 94th regiment, de poned, that, en the morning the murder was com mitted, he saw a soldier, of the name of Milintosh, teasing Cummings, who wait standing crony; that he thalleoged him far making gains of a centinelt that hi' lunch ran into the barrack-room, pursued iireumacings, and pulled the door after him ; that King came almost iunnediatly out, when the wit ness heard him cry, but did not see the bayonet enter his body; thoeglit Cummings' very curious man, as he spoke little, and appeared thoughtful. William Christie, also soldier in the same regi met, saw King that morning; saw Cummings run after M.lntosh, and heord King cry out. Never hesnithat the Prisoner war insane), Thome. Robertson, a corpo►al, was on the bar rack guardsthat morning, and placed Cummings aocentry, about ten o'clock, at which time he oh sen*d nothing particular in his appearance; but when taken to the guard-room, in consequence of the murder, he appeared very raised like, threw off his coat and belts, and lay down on the guard-bed, where he fell asleep. Cummings delivered the word of the day, and other instructions, to the sol dier who relievenim, in • very distinct manner ; has k.iowo him three years ; he always behaved welt ; never aim ■ny thing poeticising about him, nor heard of any quarrel between him and King. Ensign Thornton, who was in o•e of the bar ►ack-rooms, on looking out, saw Cummings fight ing with two men, and pushing at them with his musket ; he appeared much the worse of li q uor; did not see King, but saw Cummings make a push at a man, who called out he was kilted. • Dr. Sketie, who examined the body of King, de. poned, that the wound, which penetrated the liver two or three Mehra, and cut one of the blood vet, sels, was the occasion of his death. [At the request of his Counsel, the Doctor ex amined a fracture in the Prisoner's head, winch, it was alleged, subjected him to temporary fits of mailneas. The Doctor was " not at all disposed to say, that insanity might not have folluwed from the accident-''] Gesirgl Turreff and Richard Merchant were present when the Prisoner emitted his fleets. ration, which he did freely and voluntarily, and ap peared perfectly sober at the time. The Prisoner's declasation was here read, in which he stated, that he was so much intoxicated, lie dill not know any thing that happened. Several witnesses were examined in exculpation; the rirat . r ••-- J. Binning, v.so knew the Prisoner since he was horn, deported, he wrought in the pit with his father, of which the witness was grieve; that the roof of the place where his father was working fell on the Prisoner's head ; that the stone was so weighty it required more th in two men to lift it ; that, ever since, he wet more easily angered, cape rim% if he gut a little liquor, when he would quar rel with' any body, and that a much less quantity of liquor affected him than most other people. Thomas flannels was in the same detachment with Cummings, who was a quiet sober men ; has told witness that he could not stand liquor, and that they were not his friends who gave him any. Did not see the murder of King ; but saw the Pri soner after it at the guard-honse, when he asked him if he knew what he had done ? he did nut be. liter be done any thing bad. Lieut. King, to whose company the prisoner be longed, gave him a inn.it excellent character for so briety, steadiness, and attention—sever heard of • his bring insane, till after the murder happened. The Stit.tcrrot-Gto ERA L having addressed the Jury on the part of the' Crown ; JAMBS Gannon, Esq. for the Prisoner ; and the Loan JUITICI CLERK, summed up the evidence ; the Jury were iodated, ■nd in about an hour returned a verdict, ■ll in one voice, finding the charge libelled proved against the panne' ; but, by n plurality of voices, they found, that he was insane at the thee the act Was committed, The COUNT found the Panne! was not a proper object of punishment, and lie was delivered to the custody of his (Heeds. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY Pkt0310T14,13. War- Wee, JCL 20, 1810. tot Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain James Boyd, from the it gth Hunt, to be Captain of a Troup e eke Peel, who acchsoges. 4th Regiment of foot—Major Charles Bevan from the wells foot, to be Lieuteuaut-Culoud, by purchase, vice Espi. nose, who retires. 28th ditto—Captain Charles Patterson to be Major, by par• chase, vice Roman, promoted to the 4th foot. GARRISON. • General the Hun Henry Edward Fox to bo Governor of Portsmouth, vice General Sir %VIII. Putt, deceased. . STAFF. Major Choke Ashworth, from the tied fOot, to he Lieute. asst-Colonel is the army, he heiug appointed to serve Is Portugal, wider Lientessat-Ceneral Bereskied. Captaiu Heavy Watson, from the soith foot, In ►e Major is the ansyfliebe:ng appointed to serve is Portage', sutler Liestesast-General Berreford. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ Assistant-Burgeon Peter Papp*, from the osth foot, to he Andatast-Surgeon to the forces iu Portugal, under the command of Lieutenant-General Bi restwil way. Hoopital-Mate hither( Realty to be ditto. irnitius Stumps, Gent. to' be Hospital-State Cu, general service. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Ism Pentad!, of Bath, maeble•masua. BANKRUPTS. Joshua Darker, of Sanderhood near the Sea, grocer, to ear render, February 13. 14, and March 3, at eleven, at the Shakapeare Tavern, Newestkelpie-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Armurer Deakin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and 'Alcune. Meg- Ono and Soo, Hatton-garden, London. John Arthur Singleton, of Slanelicster, watch maker, to surrender, February 16, 17, and :March 3, at ten, at the Pa lace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. &mufti Edge, Queen strk-A, St. Antis, Manchester Joseph Johnson, of Liverpool, tulles-chandler, to semen der, February IS, 16, and March 3, at ekven, at the Globe Tavern, John.strcet, Liverpool. Aiiururro, Mr. Witlle, Juhu-strtet, Redford-row, London; an/ Mesera.Griffith nod Hinde, Feauirk-.creel, Liverpool. • Rickard Dyer, of Dudley, Worcester, ireseer, to surrender, Februney ti, at four, t 3, and March 3, at eleven, at the Lit tleton Arms Inn, Peukridge, Staloff! ittionseys, Mr. JOllll Robinson Dinky ; and Messrs. Asstice nail Cox, loner 'Temple, Ja;eilt Gaily, of Kinptato-aeon-Ault, merchant, to ear_ reader, Jaavary IS, 26, and :11..rch d, at elrreo, at the Peep. hole log, Whitekiar-zate. Kiagoun (woo-Hall. Amour's, Messrs. EdwinOa and Sou, E•telictiat r Unice of Pier, Lot eolala los, Loudon i and Mr. Galeit Haire, Parliatiteet 'treat, Ha 11... - Jaws Heddon, new or late of Bristol, inercliaat, to sorrels. der, February 2,9, and March 1, at taelre, at the Bash Te soro, cormstrret, .Bristol. Antolini', Mr. G. Strickland, Bristol ; and Messrs. Price and Lincolies lea. Mardmiliaa Fischer, of Leeds, merchant, to surrender, P.. bratty 6, a, and March 3, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs. Upton, Niclailsou, sad Hentinrray, Leeds • and Maws. James Lambert sad Sous, Ilialtoa-pr deo, Coadon. William Atchison, of Newratsstreet, London, hoot-maker, to surrender, Jatimas7 29, at nine, 30, at dares', tad March 3, at Sobs. OW, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Carlisleatreet, Wiglam Porter, late of Sbepperton and ace Hang isersesith. Middlesex, common-brewer, to , January to, February 6, and March a, at twelve at Guildhall, Lee dom. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Great Rider-street, Mo. Jasper's. Wilmot Perigee, of Grey's lan, bliddlesex, looney-seri voter, to surrender, January go, at eleven, February 3, at twelve, awl March 3, at tea, at Guildhall, London, Atter sey, Mr. Psalters, Waruford-court, Threpaerton-street. ./Mitis Richard Patna and Williams F11116C13 Pinto, of Hark lane, Leaden, eornfaetors, Is surrender, 'unary to, at eleven, Febein:ry m, at twelve, and March 3, at tarn, at Qatld. Attimr, Mr. 1. P. Hackett, Chance r y-la n e, La n d on . Tlrmisao Wry sad James Haut, of Kiligstua•apon-Hisll, tonamos-brewer, to sinvender, Jimmy at, February 1, and Marsh 3, al eleven, at the Geo rge lan Kingstommywa.Hall. Attorneys, Mears. Thomas and Charles Trust, Kingston upon-Hall ; sad Mums. Hawser sad Sow, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, Louden. Thomas Cat:treat, late of Bishop-Stanford, Herta, money scrivener, to surrender, January t 7, February 3, and M 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lesaioa. Attorney, Mr. Juto., Huwirate-bill, Loudon._ Abraham Spencer, of Basinghall-street, Leedom, woollen draper, tu surrender, January 17, February 3, and March 14, at eleven at Guldball. A tturney, Mr. Oldham, St. Suit knee lane, Lensbaril-atreet. Jima. Prime sod Jeremiah Smith, now or late of Iljrnsing bane, lace-dealers, and of Skimser-itrest.-Snow•Idll, Laudon, himiers, to surriflider, January 27, February. 3, and March 3, at tea. at Gaildball, Landoll. Attorney, Mr. Dories, Loth- Wry, London. 11110/tall Bigg, of Bishopsgate Without, Loudon, straw hat mansfaeturer, to surrender, January ./.3, at nine, 20, at eltreo, and March 3, at one -~at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Hudson, Witikwoith-buildings, City-road. Creswell Walton, of Manchester, gr./err, to surrender, Fe bruary 16, 17, and March 3, at three, at the Palace lan, Manabester. Attorneys, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South aniptila-Imildings, Laudon ; and Mr. Jepson, Manchester. Richard Ashby, of Oxbridge, Middlesex, innkeeper, to enrermrle r . hammy 27. February 3, and March 3, al twelve, at Q,Mdball, Loudon. Altman', Mr. Riches, of Uxbridge , and Masers. Gale sod Son, Bcdford-street. Bedford row, London. DIVIDENDS. January 27. Philip Fetherstons and John Hodgson the pular', Isle of Christchurch, t►rney, distilkn , st clews; rt Guildhall, Loudon. Febru a ry In. Thorns's Wilkinson, of Cateston street, Los. shin woulleu•chaper , at selve February le. John Wighton, of Catertton-street, Loudon, oulleu-drnper, ut tvrelt e, at Guildhall . February 11. Willorm Bacon, of Shellield, Verb, grocer, at eievett, at the 'routine tau, Sheffiell. February xy. Cliarles Cus NW's', of Ashboarse, Derby, grocer, at one, at Guildhall, London. Felines's y vy. Jailors Ayres, of Stratford, Essex, coal-met , rltent, at one, at Gullet-11, tonsduo. March In. Jahn Tyrrell, of Slaidstocar, Kest, iroensouger, at twig e, at Guildhall, Luedou February ay. Thomas bloff•dt and Jobs Bmen, of Gotten U nreel, St. Luke, Old.strert, ese , blue-mamsfacia• ten, at claret), at Guikihal,, London Febru.oy to. John Cams, of St. Mary at Hilt, Leedom. torreliaat at twat''' at G February to: Alexander Yout.g, ut"St. Mary at Hill, Loudon, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. February h. Ives Flan.), Itichard Fowles, and James Hu rr y, a ( Nae s ad.court, Gracerburch street, Loaded, tsterehauts, at Inn, at Guildhall . February /J Mullet Ireland, of Puttee*, Southampton, tallow-elta.idkr, at one, at the Parade Coffee-house, Portsmouth. February to. Edward Epson', of the Adam and Eve, Bottl ing -street, West et iostrr,nt tee, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFiCATIaI—Fra. on. Timothy Neelmmure the younger, laten(3larket-street, Ox forlimaaket, Middlesex, victualler. Itohert Wslassiey, of Habrigham Eaves, Maloney, Lamas . ter, totto• marmfactur.e. Lalit%t Lilll. , !Wary Ellett Little, and Ana Little, of South woll, Nottingham, teatellea-clrapeTs Winton' liherill , of {fan-street, Wapping, &o'er and chap ulna. William Bardldler, late of Moor's. yard, St. Martin's leer, Middlesex, tern., liner Pockllagton„ nom or late of Winthorpr, Nottingham', beaker. Thomas Wood, of Rochdale, Uneasier, stationer William White, late of tiaath•mptoa-rut, Mundt square, bliddleres, baker . Leos Damermae lamellate:lay, of Great 9wllaad•yar.l, West. animater. thmiller. .... William Wright, of Nevi Dridge.strcet, Biarkfriars, Leedom, straw bat -usattafacturer. _ Rairk deltlet mit ckspaaa. actiLzrtm BVItRsQUPD. On Thayerlay • you'll SLAM, gee f.mliy n , at the l'uirlic Udine, Bow strict, rod ci:re Bacon, of its being the inientera of tai. of ht. fraud, , fight • duel the follewier Morning ,' it cos. ga g ,,„ this informatmo, Mr. Rea b grated a varrant agauirt sad Baron met the young nerwheArlturing niacin% n Wrilminster Bridge. Bacon impaled ala ty lie had got warrant against them • the )hang go" iv , to go with him An th.ir residence, a nd conducted hi m ~, home in &tow's. Adds in fse Borou g h ; the i,onur in, sad returned in a ;hurt time, sod its/nip- ' - was sot at home. They then went to t other, at • gin-shop in Blackman-street, where a similar answer was given. The Baron then aeperated, concluding that they parties Bacon selected, nod suspected deceived by the marten% Flog of the Mhania tits, anti that they bad lees denied at their returned to the pn.shap, and after perseve , gasifies, be learned that the fighting hero • had been denied ; he was a youth about age. U. denied to BMUS that be inteuded with the other young man, bat acknowledge. lid • challenge from him, but treated It r 13(111 scorched him, and ascertained that about him. While they were In ellftrersr ales entered, sad Baca. keened that one c between to and 19' years of age, rea mid the other with him, about the same age, second. Bacon took the dialleirger tato , marching him, found • pri,r of very mat short the length of • lager, but no powder pistols only pertained some crumbs of bread. them before Mr. CR4111•11, •111 viewing ' lido:twee of sme of the aft slily as latiireli boys, and rut worth comma investigating the business, bat rierele.orderc bad, theurelves is aut. two sureties IS es' them avoid may procure on. hail, which, his yowl'', was received ; they, binirmar„ enough to pay for their menial:awes nal borrow of their ball, they, of course, were the officer for his trouble, which, us such rally liberally dons. We learnt that the cease of this istabded follows : boils the lads e re students in St.' tat; theSnore•-fichl• lad, curie time race, the girvis p ldd, and rwsr.b sent an 4ghtiag, his courage failing. 'liar gia.sliop Litneelf trilled ails, the next time he met I wrong his nese. This insult produce. lenge finer him, which the gio.ahop lad tempt. The young an. who gave time to be airier*, is the city. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT TO )1 0 I zow. B , lnrool Paull, Lakliase, iddleoes., baker George Wooten, Neethcbarek, Naniphire, dealer - - - Thema& Ashen, late of Old NortleMmot. Haste, seerelmot Thomas Lareock, Sittbasbanimer. Kent, woos William Risk, Charlatbosenol, N intsebopel, chamber - - - Robert Reptenr, We of flossimlitcl, timbers Thomism Taylor, EdgmermentMeAlliddletelie Ann Derby,. Holleort; Radtenasnietmeller James Symms., Imp of Chrapside, nilliaer Wrllinas Curtin, bib of Bayswater. Middlesex, ' and diapason Many Yale, Gareptame, Cheapens, Wk.. MHO= H/81/11911, Great Si. Hein's, Biebeporat, street, Lemedna, 'merchant DIVIDENDS. James Perry, Crest Pirtbead-strew lines -de Imam Nana, late of NeffingtosMaite, burr draper Joseph Jackson, Nevingtosemmeeray, maker Abraham kept Bury-ebent, Landes, chant - Williew Hayek Kamm Middles:, Tbosaas &rd. late of Oafterehansebst, Mid sex, tore-cliaadier WillimmTheenpsoa, now or late a Woodford, ' apothecary Jobs Godfrey, Henry Reileabeek, Sleurborine-i merchant Christian Augustan Emile, of Use same • chant - William peas, Restos-menet, Reessil-mit beeper. f.F.RTIFICATF3. Jaime Watkias, late of Chepstow, hiloolosoth, Jobs &with, late of Kintholtott i , Hootiogdolt, ehageowto. t• .. . . Jobs I:ygby, late cif l lol*so, Letwaider, melee James Lacse,^SPlttiowoglosot, We- Booth, of Mesetwater, Laseaster, Jobs Adams, of Walarll, Stafford, faller. Rslph Ogden, of Soleil, sear Aehtott-ostkr ta, ruttow-spiooor A Keutlennin on Thoraday, in Ox t e corner ut Ilund-street, accidentall the pvveinent, by the merit - suddenness fractured the patella of his left knee, f •etually separated in the centre, ■ud down his ►tail, the other above his ' the Mi rectsi re of this bone, that it .1 stroke 44 a cleaver to cut it asunder, case, the ►el.aret tire was occasioned divtilibive force of the muscles of the rat!' a .►p 7trucikt., ON RAI Reek Stuck a per Cent. Reduces! per CCM. CO•11014 • pCS' Cnt 6 per Veer. Navy Logi Arsaisitire ludic Stu. k Audis Solidi Rachesraer English 1.810.4 TlrF.t... Cuomole fur Feb..... T. RISII, 4, Cos übill, and Ul'.A'l'fl3. Oa the I.2th instant, at Fort Cumberhm of his age. after sihwt R. Aleazi... Surgeon of the Inveraeralign Reggae'', drat'. will be lawg laitsaatiril by his relat friends, and ley the Gaither, to whoin lo attentive an. pm'. He WIN blitir4 a.th ab the whole of the officers and own of his with the officers of the nth Royal VI turan garrison ur Fort-Cratherlaui, petendei grave, in soletua proccerios A Mr (la's 'owe, Captain Matenatial uLip W.ttnkrw t baloagius to Hail, donwits..l in %token Ray 'lke hotly has ()n the rtith Ikr,sober, ilieur;;P tingliani Grange, -lattice of the fear, . oast% of the East Riding of the county of letion of life, both public and privole, pl sty , to clic clinics of the Idapsorts. lo I. adorn, mud he united in ass a.m. of Lmortssige and practice built of agro.i.dt , Nis bus wilt be long Alt by sill •ho cisio or came within the ratenseve raoge us I lehre. Hlflll ‘f ATM% AT LON la': INlmam( n asu. after 3 I AtiterTlooll 1.01,100 N by C. ...Mt 1 .44 pui•bylp•J IS the 4 ifisre, N• to, (1 1‘ .1 Ciacc:ll. Strthd, J. WHIT 64 of ca,-.• • hc fisc Mt. Patter..::,t to tbt Of P' NIA sc sr magi Co. 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