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PI '114;1"1"c" e t 1414 f pe. Bottled Stoat. Cider. Perry. Burton and Edinburgh Ales. ••• All Goods must be pad for on or before delivery. Letters. post paid, to be addressed William Cam Hive and Co 's No I*, Strand. REAPINO SAUCE.—J. COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the celebrated REAI)INO SAUCE, begs most regretfully to Caution the Nobility, Families, and the Pub. lie. against the daily Frauds and Impositions pmeti.ed by muuy Landon and Country Oilmen. who ate offering for sale spurion, Compaanions of their own US Reading Sauce. Nor.e are ;;-..ntine butthose which have the corks sealed with the impression '• J. Cocks, Reading," and also these weeds, on oranges toionfed Ittheis, " Beading Sauce. for Fish, enr i c hing gravies tar- preloed :.at: stlits stlieleto.le zed stall, hy.J.Sotink. ' Warranted to keep good seven years, in any climate. it is presumed that nn sauce ever met with such general appro. beim and extenoire sale; it is patronized and recommended by mist families in the kingdom, and retailed in London by two hun dred and fifty of the moat rope:table Oilmen and Fish-sauce Venders ; in Both, by thirty ; Bristol, twenty ; Edinburgh, alas lopw, Per's, and Aberdeen. fifty ; and in every city. market. town. and watetinp,-place, by nearly all the respectable Fish-sauce dealers ; most of whom sell COCK's genuine and superior ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, mods with pow Omens Fiph, rich as possible. A 31110VNA T(tOTII POW DER AND LOTION. 1/ruir, from which the AMHOYNA POWDER and LOTION arc prepared, is the produce of Asia. The Natives. as well as Foreigners, esteem the Drug for its peculiar geese in cleansing and beautifying the Teeth, and removing dis unlets a the Mouth and Gums. It whitens the teeth, and gives also a native redness to the gums; it removes nll heats, ulcers, gum-boils, and presettes the teeth from decay. Those who rape. rieuce painfu! nervous ache in the face, gums. &c. will he effectu ally relieved by a libelsl use of the Lotion. Both preparations ars purely vegetable. Under no circumstance whatever can any be genuine, unless the name Edwards, bT, St. Paul's, is engraved on the Stamp.—The Powder 2a. lid.; Lotion 4*. Sold by Meows. Snryth and Nephew, 117, New Bond.street end Mr. Edwards, 67, es the Footway, St. Paul's Church-yard, opposite the general oateree to the Cathedral. Er CLARK'S OENERALOUTFITTING WARE SOUTH A • HOU 3IERISE, for the EAST and W CA, EXETER CH ANGEEST, STRAND. INI/I ES and Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords. Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a I irge and well.manufact tired stock of Sea Cots. Couches, anti Bed. ding ; Cabin Wash-hand Tables. Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests. Mule and politick Trunks, and every other desciiptlon of Travel ing Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. nuisitee foe Indii, and other tropical climates: likewise a great avriety of Solver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, 31 ilitary and Hindostanee Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Carlisle, Tandem. Photon litanhnpe. and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery 44. &c. for home use East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. chip, ant! moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the a.slenc but one Ready Money Price,frum which no abatement will be made. HALL'S DIGESTIVE of DINN ER PILLS.—Of all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, a nd none are more uomroon„tban a disordered of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the stomach, giddinees, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painfal effects where they exist and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a hi/lathy tone to the digestive powers, Is the t xpms design of the above pills • sod experience has &bun thinly proved that they are errant ntly 'calculated to prime these important results. lly taking them a shaft time beforithe hour of dinner, the processor digestion Is greatly assisted ; and by the oc. ...notional use of then the system will be preserved in a sound and It state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some perrons are liable, these pills are deriedly reconunended, and as an effecters', though gentle aperient. they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to paeans on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate; and at they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. R. Gall), at 116, Hulbotn-hill; and sold in boxes ct 25. 911., 6.1., and (Is. 6d. 'l'd guard against counterfeits, the Public are respectfuily re. guested to observe, that those only can be depended upon s genuine which have upon them the words Prepare.' only at 116, Holhorn.hill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 87, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler' 4, Chearide r B a rclay, Fleet-market; and retail by Stradling, Gate of the Royal Exchange; Johnson, 68, Cornhill; Sanger, GOxford.street • Simplon. 21, Piccadilly ; Lyman. corner of reat Titch fi eld-street, Oxford-market ; Freake, Tottenham.court. road ; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street. Sonters-town ; Strange', t' harlotte-street, rinthen; Sellars, 9, King's-road, Sloane.square, Chaise'; Fry, IS, Bridge - street. Lambeth ; Mountiey, 11, Park place, Kenn ington; Acales, 17. High-stmt, Newington Butts; Williams and Co., 7, Bedford-place, Commercial-road; liolwell, 263, High-street, Bayou h ; Jones and Co., 3, Georges Circus, Great Surrey-street ; 80, Uppe r East Smithfield; . Drabber. 14, Ht .street, Poplar • Ivory, 180. Slwreditch ; Beak', hod , Biahopitgate-strect With out;O Jones, Haekney.road ; Forrkes, 3d, khri.street, Hampstead-road ; and Lareastar Pads, Where may be also had, Hell's Cough Pills andnd Pattorid Lo . a other Wet. .sly o, - • . petuling fate, the Committee again most urgently nppeal to the hu inanity of a British Public, trusting that, under such circunist'ances. further assistance will not be withheld. In thus ttrgine the claims of their Distressed Brethren, the Com iniuee cannot deny themselves the gratification of adverting ti the important and inestimable benefits witith the Printer, by the exer cise of his profession, has conferred upon civilized society ;--when it is considered how much the Art of ['tinting contributes to the amusement and Iruitruction of mankind—and that, widiont the in strumentality of The 'Prete. the sulditnest efforts Of the human mind would, in a general sense, hare been written in vain—they venture so indulge a hope that the feeling which inch reflections are calculated to excite in the minds of all in the least defect: attached to 1.14/Clllllle will of itself wet - tilt the possibility of en educated . . and despair. The Committee think it their duty to state, that sines the date of their first Appeal to the Public, nearly Six Pundred Individuals have received relief from the Fund.—The sum awarded weekly to each person war proportioned to the number of his family—ranging front Is. tkl., the allowance of a single man, to 106., the highest num that could lie extended to the moo severe and complicated case of distress. Though mall, this relief has proved most serviceable; and the Committee can with pleasure say, that it has rescued many worthy incr., and respectable families, tram being reduced to the lowest degr adation of poverty. The Committee have to announce the following Donations and Subscriptions received during the last two weeks : Amount already advertised - . £1,406 15 01 Two Weeks' Subscriptions from Cempo hors and Pressmen (in employ) in the Metro - India - - - 59 13 0 Meters. Caslon and Liver- Journeymen Printers of more, per Messrs. 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Cowie and Strange, fat, Paterookter-row. and 24, Feuer-lane ; Messrs. Shaw and Sons, Printers, 117, r,u.er-lane ; Mr. Hetherington, Popular I Encyclopedia Office, 30. gingsgate-street, Holborn; Mr. Monk house, Grove-House Tavern, Camberwell ; Messrs. Lowe and Harvey, Printers, Playhouse-yard, Btackfriars; Messrs. Bageter and Thom*, Printers, Bartholomew-close; Mr. Phillips, Book seller, George-yard,.botnbard-street ; Mr. Limbird, Mirror Office, 143, Strand ; Mr. S. POCOCk, IVirdwr Cattle Tavern, Hammer smith ; and by the Proprietore of all Country Newspapers. ••• All Letters adaresacil to Mr. R. Junes, Three Herrings Bell-yard, will be C punctually attended to. ommittee-Room, Three Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, Oct. 25, 1826. " Demos et placers uxor."--II on. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " tha gay to- morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; the strictest tie of perpetual friend-' ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities whidt the freedom I of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. T• the neglect I I of such attention are attributable many of those 'topless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholds, should also impress him with the War of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body--a residcn:e in the I tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the pre mature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we ad. dress ourselves. offering hope, energy. muscular strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by die suspension of those blessings which concentrate Ike nuptial wreith —for the female habit is oilers constitutionally weak—yet it Ws be strengthened, and deficient energy improved IMP eisassionall Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling dß** teas the pod. Lion so pnrsumptuously taken up, we deviate from general tegwith less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourXl i o n it ity as 'Members of the College of S u rgeons, we refer the labs. leg commanity of either sex (especially those entering into marsi. menial life, at once in our house, when daily attendance is Myer for personal consultation; and letters from the country an km diately answered ; these must contain a remittance for advice ine, • medic which can bc fend any part of world, e ver d istant. GOSS CO., 111.1 1 . C. Surgeo n s , No. 11, Bouvericatreet, Fleet.strect, London. •„ 1, Just published, Seventeenth Edition, 1. The ,EUIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above Disarm 2. II VOEIA NA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sea. frn str os ee t t e ; r.zw ca ; th s9 e , , T in e e. lL st m rt a et ll . ; s l t 6 ra Z i r , in beit ces: xtr Aill eet, y S tr o e h h o ad ; 114 20 , ii P e a et t dan ; port, C am on, Dublin ; Ill'Phsn, 155, Trongae, --wow 9-street, Edin urgh and of rill Booksellers.— That Ite r taken , nerally sixty f teach I never piaioed .oplieutt duty entity ; „ „ might Nit deal . Learned raven the acceseity keep the knowledge t., surgery slireatad tc,ithout impivfection in this country, still that was not a , questiort- for their consideration. The question for the JurgAres whetbir the prisoner had or had not been concerned with , others in digging tom the wave certain babes for the purpose of disposing of them . The reverence that mankind fait for theft de.' ceased relations was a feeling w%ich ought to be encouraged. It was not one of those absurd prqudices which ought to be put down as irrational. The tomb was not Lobe violated for the pur pose of gab. It was not the case of a bodflawdiasected to dis cover a bad and incomprehensible disease. busk wee a disinterring by wboiende of thou? bodies which had died by natural n 4 com mon disorders. A triOe of this kind the town of iriverpoM•eould not loojellow with credit-to ttseW . The prisoner had bon taisais slab afar, and,fin blight leave itAp t ths-firri. ala Wit Of mac ._ The Learoed Counsel hawing concluded his speech, some applause was manifested ia Court, which the bruised Recorder immediately repressed as highly improper In a Court of Justim. Mr. James M•Gowan swore.--I keep a school in this town. It is in Hope-street, and I have a house there. The school is about twenty yards up a lane, behind the house, and there is a eellsr under the ? school . In October or Novembe r: last year a liiillefl calling himself John Henderson applied to me, and said he teas a ' cooper, from Greenock, and asked if I woul d let the cake. I agreed to let Idol have it until the fib of January, at the repie or 1 151. a year. He said he was a cooper by trade, but that he dig ilijit work much at his trade ; that lie dealt in any goods that he olds i I make a profit by ; and he said that he would pay the rent in ad._ vaocc, as I did not know him, 1 gave him the key. and he hem medistelrfiuttened the door between the large cellar which ho poasession of. and a small one which remained in my In this email cellar I kept coals, and had a stove. In a day et two be brought in an empty cask, and front time to time casks were brought in and taken- out. On the Bth January he called again; and paid a quarter's rent in advance. Ile then had another person with him, who he said was a friend of his, and that as he was going to lilancheater this friend would pay the rent in his absence. In April the rent was paid again, but I don't remember who . pai I it. In July it was not paid at the r e gular threes and Ire a ceived letter signed " John Henderson," begging ate to inform the bearer whether he might have it another quarter, and, if Sot, to allow bins time to remove the goods that were in the eager. I agreed to let him continue the cellar. The person whom Ilea derma introduced to me called on me at the latter end of July. and I observed to him, that I, had not seen the cellar open for some 'time. Ile arid that trade had been very slack. and lie ought to bare &re duction in the rent ; bat I refused to make such reduction. A few weeks before the •liscovery, there was more noise than usual la the cellar. For two or three weeks before the discovery, we t we smelt oil; the tent was laid on the Friday or Saturday tes the discovery, by the person (1 think) whom Ilenderson first intro. duced to me ; that wins the rent from fie fith of Oct. to the 6th Jan. neat. I told him we had heel annoyed by the smell of oil lately; he replied, " yes, we haven good deal of i-oil at present." The r newt thing that occurred was on Tuesda . the 9th or 10th instant.— I when the constables came and asked or the keys ; I told them I had not the keys, for I had let the cellar. The constables then said they would break it open ; I said they had better not, as it would be at their peril. They said they would do it ; I asked if they had a warrant ; they replied no; but one of them said lie was a constable. I asked him if he had s bunch of keys whir him, but he replied no. I brought some keys; but they would not fit; and a joiner was sent for, and, at my desire, the door was toned open. 1 did not go into the cellar, but I saw the constables break open one - cask, in which only salt was found. The man whom Hendenou introduced to me yes like the prisoner, but lie was dressed in a green coat. Cross-examined by Mr. Hatch. I ant a se.hoolinaster. I have ' been in Liverpool since January, HllB. I have only Ilved four years in my present house. I built the house foe myself. It is three stories high besides the cellar,. (here are three cellars la It, besides hew lobbies. It was built fora private residence. There is a b u sk door leading from a lime. The cellar under the sehoel is entered born a fittfolldsarvUdding out of Hope.street ; it is three 'or four steps. dowo bolo* this Was. There are some steps leading horn ' the lane to tbr doer of the cellar. I never let any part of the house or allow before. ?realms to going Se that bowie., I. lived in Bold.place • • ' • of that ' house. When Henderson first took He took possession of the cellar, , Vance fns the first inrev - * - I 1 , - ' cask bm. - ' bueinera. Oeffrrie Lercit'sworn— , the Dr• Ddekeboit three when _ deo yard long, . spade, a_ _ *men empty tierese. We gut a cart. and having emptied the salt oat into the cellar, anti taking the bodies out of the sacks, we put them into some o f casks, anti then removed all the things in the cart from the cellar to the dead-house, where the bodies were all taken out and examined by Dr. Davies. [The RECORDER complimented this witness on the clear and seosible manner in which he gave his testimony.] Me. Thomas William Davies, surgeon, swan, deposed to hay ing examined the bodies when in the dea d-house. There were 15 men, 10 women, 5 boys, and 3 girls ; in all 33 bodies. The greater part he judged to have been dead loom 7to 10 days ; but some of them not more than 2or 3 days. They all appeared to haw died naturally. They had no other marks but those prodticed by Tme - -.moat onal.t female, Me toes of which were tied together '- luorit to be ftegnehtty Motels pre - --1.-ve been dialo la, wmcn Ile IC IT tatermant. Be team. Cross-examined-1t was frorogeneralappearantesorbich he could not particularly describe, thut he judged the bodies to have been buried and afterwards disinterred. He had been a sorgionthirtaen years, and was very much hi the habit of inspecting dead bodies. The appearances to which he alluded were such as a surgeon might readily . perceive, though soothe, person might not. Ile could not otherwise describe the ground of his opinion than as " the gene. eel appearance of the bodies." James Medley sworn—l am a carter, and live right °ppd. site to Mr. Ill'Oowan's school. I know the cella. About two months after last Christmas, I saw a man come thither with a sack, tied up at both ends. That was between live and six o'clock in the morning; betwixt light and dark, just break of day. He had the sack over his right shoulder, and another man in a green coat walked before him and opened the door, end then he dropped the sack down in the cellar. The prisoner is one of the men. He had on a brown cost and dark trousers, and It was he who had the seek on his shoukler. The sack was tied at both ends, apparently because there was a hole in the bottom. There was something in the sack. When they had dropped it into the cellar they locked the door, anti went away up llope-street, and then turned into Crabtree-lane. I have frequently seen the pri soner and another man coopering in the cellar. The prisoner used at those times to wear a short working frock, and a cooper's brat over it. After some time there came from the cellar such a smell that we could not live in the house. My wife said it came from the ' cellar, but I said it was the sough (sewer). The day before the constables came, when I came home to breakfast, there were two coopers at work in the cellar ; the prisoner was one. I asked what they had in the cellar that smelt so; they were then , putting the head into a auk . One of them said it was '' cod oil.' Cross-examined by Ale. ROTCH—I went to live there about two months after last Christmas, and what I have described occurred soon after I went there. Mary Medley, die wife of the last witness, sworn-1 know the prisoner at the bar. L have frequently seen him waking In Mr. blllowan's cellar, beading up casks, and such like work. I saw him one morning coming along with a beg on his shoulder, which ho took into the cellar. I hare never seen him any where else but in that place. It was about a quarter before seven o'clock when I saw him with the sack. I have let him boil lead end bees' wax in my house two or three than. The day belle:1010 eemallehisa awe ' I saw three casks taken away in - a cart ; the prialmor brute to get them out of the cellar. Osage Clay, a genteel-looking lad, about sixteen years OM* i t sworn—Pam a scholar at Mr. M'Cowan's, and have been about six years. I remember the people first coming to the • , I Navy sten two meri there ; and I hoe seen barrels them. 11% I saw about a dozen barrels brought there in the spring, at d dome; anti two inen rolled them into the cellar. The primmer Is amp of the men. He wore a green coat. They used to we. synocka when they worked. I never went into the cellar, but hate I looked*. Cross-examined—l only saw the prisoner with a groats OM MI once; about six weeks before the discovery. He had "Ist eillik into the cellar. Thomas Weston, another of the ;,cliolars, identified the Omer as one of the men hs had seen working is the cellar. Charles Crocket Douglas, a fine genteel boy, about 12 years o age, also a scholar cw' Mr. M'Oowan, sworn—l have been in the 1 cellar. I saw the prisoner and another man there. I asked what was in the maks, and was told " salted barring." I was only tbem about two minutes. The prisoner kicked me out. Crom-examimid—l went ieto the cellar to see what the men were Anderson, rip& to the Canon Company, sworn, produced which he said he received from John Leech—lie doss nit Whose hand-midng it is, but he had seen the hand-writing aertral times before. The paper was then put in, and read, as follows : . Plum ship on board the Lawns, three casks of Bitter Salts ram Mr. Brown, agent, Liverpool, to Mr. O. 11. Ironson, Edin, burgh. "J. linowx, '' Liverpool, Om. 9, 1996. To the Canon Company." ElatnKsworn. I em a carpenter, living in Caroline-court. turns out of Kitchen-street. I know the prisoner. He Mr. Gillespie', in C.moline-eourt, about seven or eight A um thoprimmer on the Saturday night after the discovery. I watching in Kitchen -street, and saw him go down Park ); followed and yawed hint. He turned down Dickenson .._..„ ant then deters - Pitt-street into Cleteland-square. I met, Akaavder, car of the market-looken, sad we then went trigetb• towards the prishotr, who • ran sway. We permed together with three othertem ead ought him in YeOt-equare. He Aken to the Pak Mdewell, sad Alexander sserelsed him. Wm. Via* Ales mant sweet... last witness ease 19 ese. sad asked White he ooui 4 and a 1 said I was eas t . isa ll n e= pointed to the "Fleenor, arid * me he was one of the men. Ito rimed and seek his la Sot rorkats. no oboe', In WM11.4% MU a peelta.ltask, behind his, and celled oat. us she OW lun is tyle• ' re gil: khe, amiithowe of the i ant* ill, 1 t fr ies aid fleas the Mils two Alp*/ satts;•aud seme When. • o of the:Maybe amp were Mee peaked and reed. They ed to be min - aildroned le the Cisereis Illtlippiag Company the iambs's dial Won pat in, lee dm shipment " On i caste, Milrayp.... 7 ramichi ; John Thomas, Darirs, frotn Prince Eti rtl s Island ; Albion, Steel, from Quebec ; Renown, Hill, froso Bay of Outten, ; Maria, Hannah. front St. Petersburgb Columtla, Taylor. frotnSt. Patersburgh; Jolly T.tr, from Jersey t Henry Arrot. from Itichebucto ; poreaa, Strom, from Finland; Caroline Itcdt. ricks, —, from Dantric ; Trafalgar, —, front Sualsund. PAT.MOVTIT, Oct. 26.—Anivcd the Annabelfs. Hillier, from Gibraltar; the Comet, fluswell, trout Poole—leaky and ptieps choked.—Wind N.NAV. PORTSMOC TN, OCT. 27.—• l rriced the NVillintu Manning, Smith, from London for St. Kitt's ; the tlibh•tts, Drysdale, fro is Aotigoa.—Off the Wight the Ghtphyra, Powell, from London, ft 43 . 314 m; the StsSoun, Mason Cruet ditto fin. Dominica ; the Sle Peter l'ltte?, ditto , ditto: S.;ite4,thivittertkitury transport, for Cork and the We't Indies t and ids Majesty's ship Pelham., for the Illeiliterranesn.—Wind S.R. W. and N. by E. DovER, OCT. 27.—The Ormus,.Teesdale, from Exmouth foe Sunderland, has been brought in here by •cutter, with low of foremast, sails, rigging, tic. in a squall, otTSitlinomb. on Toes. day night. The Talbot creamer, reported to be wrecked at Boo logne, gut on shore at the entrance of that harbour, but was bore ot the succeeding title and carried in ; it is feared she has sustained material damage. DEAL. OCT. 27.—The wind throughout the day has been from abou; S.W., binding fresh in squalls, with thick Nell lier and rain. The Ada. notions., it/strides., Hussarin, and a bark from the South Seas, remain. Arrived and wiled for the firer the l'ipitlitt. mus, from Quebec ; the Gedife. Barclay., front Catliz ; and Pilo. ems Charlotte, Eashy, from Sierra Leone. Sir Neil Campbell, the Governor of Sierra Leone, had arrived at the Colony, in his Majesty's ship Lively, just before the Princess Charlotte sailed. None of the outward bound that sailed yesterday have put back. A brig, apparently foreign, came in from the westward this after noon, with loss of bowsprit. The Arden, the Mary, and home. ward hound, sailed for the River this day.. . GRAVESEND, OCT. 27.—The Lusitania, flibbm. from Oporto; Trafalgar Taylor, from ditto; Lively, Cron front Dantrie ; Pusuit, Mullen, from Harnburgli ; Tornando, '1 onado, from St. . Sebastian a . • Hebe, Clark, front St. Petrisburgli ; Latona, Lerele„ from Demerara ; Borodino, Matisiegal, from Halifax ; Royal Mail, Scott, from Valencia. Sailed the John Care, lleemer, for Haatburgh. fIuLL OcT. 2d.—The Squirrel, from Sunderland , ran on the Stoney Rinks, at the entrance of the Humber, yesterday morning, but was got off by the assistance of one of our pilot cutter*. ahcl put on 'bore near Grimsby, to prevent hex sinking. The Helen, Hutton, from this port for Glasgow, was run down by a collier, ' off Robin Hood's Bay, and sunk, the end of last month. One man ' drowsed. The Banyan, front Gottenburgh for Salmi, has put into Liver pool, leaky. The Sarah and Mary, from Boston for London, was totally lost on the Meuse Sand lirth inst. The Talbot steam pocket, from London, has arrived at Boulogne, after beteg on aborts at the entrance .of the harbour, and it is sup :posed sustained considerable damage. The Silervel, ---, from Sunderimirk Wad put on sho near Tthirea Wresinesday, haring been on the Stoney Bank, . belen, Hutton, front Hull to Glasgow, was run down and sunk thetnd of last month. --arm.— CUSTOM-HOUSE, °croak:it 27. SHEPS ENTERED INWAIIDL—Tide Superb, Suanack, ARM' Antwerp; Come* De Jong, from Worcom ; Scotia, Liddle,. front Gijon ; Likkens Prove, Mellen, from Ekenfurde; Anna Margaretha:Premien, from Wismar ; Trafalgar, Taylor. from' Oporto • Fingal, Watson, front ditto; Regent Packet, Collings, hove Dina': James, Austin, front Haniburgh ; Scotsman. Reid. from St. l'etersburgh ; Northam. Cbarressin, Isniu 113dingen ; Atalanta, Mane, front ditto ; Brancepeth Castle, Clark, 'from - Dents:let Elite, Bidder, from Memel ; Liebe, Triat, front Fara ; MdeolOt DM/ O. Wiabart, from Drogheda; Lad" Hey. LAnyd., from Limerick t Qmen Elisabeth, Ahmed!, from Dublin. Strips ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Pelican, Rieke, for Anteetp and Brussels; Prospect, Cousin', for Howe and Rouen ; R u ati g netea, Anderson, for ; Resource Fenn for Calcutta ; industry, Barclay, for Schien ; Constitutive, Liudemask. for Christiania ; Anne, Partridge, for Hamhurgh ; Regent Packet. Collings, for Dublin ; Malcolm Brown, Wishart, for - Drogheda. CLEARED our wanDs.—The Harmony Turret , fur Jamaica ; Marla, Boer. ter Rotterdam ; Chieftain, Malone, for Gibraltar ; Percy, Sayers, for Madeira and St. Vinson's ; Meinuarough, Livinpton, for Grenada ; Viscount Derair .41bel4s for 112 m, 1 burgh ; Unternelimung„Stover„ for Bremen and Drake; Delatind, Young, for St. Vincent's ; Union, Dean, for Eldticor and St. Petershurgh ; Oscar, Stewart, for the Mauritius ; fleveofts. &hip— man, for .Antwerp. • CLEARED,OUTWARDO TO lOLLAND.—The Shantou, Fitz-. maurice, for Dublin. EAri'D 1 111.1— INP A SHIPPIN(t. The Osprey, 1111/41, flew Bengal, has arrived DT Livttepoo) ; she sailed from Calcutta on the 19th April; Sauget on the 24th. and the Cape on thel2th August. The Fortitude, Bareham. from Sinelporti by an i"d off Desert she left Sincapore on the 23d May, .ante St. Helena on the 26th of 5A11.32406 F 6.01 for London, on the Bend. 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I gave the shipping, I 2RITISH INSTITUTION, Pa it.-'.1.1tat..7---The I I note to the mate, who gave it me back, and told me to take it to Mareli;lB24..of I bbde. of dyeing colours.") to be dropped . _ somewhere between the Flower.pet. l --swore- _JP Galen continues OPEN, with the COLLECfIoin u e ; „„,..._ pns a cd The trial of the LivEIPOOL, Tarn NY, OCT. 27. the Carron Company's o ffi ce, in Redeems-street-to get signed. I I ./oho Williams sworn -I 'am a salaried officer at the parish I IPTUBES, from Carlton Palace, which His MAJESTY leas 7 i T c ' . ::::! . . ni treLool and t l th n e s ( n ) e . er n y e . r l . ste), a BILL OF S.t id;. of en g e ee i ons ty pleased to allow the DIRECTORS to EX. I HALF -A• GU I NEA HL WA RI) will be paid to any Person i charged with having r bec ee T e een w e h ttee tevl d [s' the silken into custody, , gave i tom_v u hrwd . ier to take thither I was taken the next day to worldlonse. Tie day after the discovery of the bodies I exentinetl , _,,,___ ~. e _ . ., , the cellar In . hope -street, by Haughey, an d . son' snore o ffi cers, to th ro . parish cemetery. We found three coffins empty. Tice male • • Ism . • who will thing the aeme to the I >glees V Me.srs. Cet t a ble a nd ' (relic., recently diseeveneWie linpe-slree ' e, inwdrig'csut.'"'owtt:ubei"rt's'g" : wkom I inted out the place. VI e went leui the school, to see of interment in the cemetery is, to dig a large grave. rape de of • I Adidatileis from Ten till Five o'clock, Is. Catalogues, Is. I w ether tiny bode was there that I knew. I saw ' Mr:3l4.llowan : Containing About thirty coffins, which a ieeured be a leree frame WILLIA3I BARNARD, Keeper. Kirk , Solicitors' , 10, Symours Inn, ClatneerySanel C . ' - le - in • w hied tar th is day, an intense teen( • was exer t ed among all classes lie- , &Ito inletbitants for the et . tlW;preceedings ; and the Court, l i thres, batl did not know 'gm before. They then sent me to look and two aiding f doors, which would require eve or six men to re: , ----!--e-------.___--- No-Ft(' E is hereby given, that an Ihtrtiortlinary oTTERI)AM STEAM PACKETS, .4.'f RE- as s t evert' aveotte lealin to it , welt.. in conse uenc crowded to at the casks on the quay, and as SCIOn MI. saw the. hoops I knew i move. The grave is entered by opening the folding dem* whirls A. nett , 1} stint; of the Proprietors of the LON b e and , g l i l. g . „„,,_,-, • ; el e tee • them, The casks were then taken to the dead house, and I went I are fastened by a lock in th e centre. The key is kept in the3rter're .. a IMICED FA RES. HIBERNIAN CORN and FLOUR COMPANY will' be held i 1„°_"'''""• . with the eart and the officers,. and brought away from the cellar lodge in the Workhouse. When the grave 14 nearly tie, „esith NETHER! ANDS Capt. JOHN SLATER ; 1 at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Quoen-street , Idnenin's Inn., rrs/Vartt fsele4eie. the 'Man Mbellent lint of Till apprehended, home more casks which were Aro placed In the dead house. I 411 W Milne it bi chilled up wi th earth. The frame did' not emitter 1-I ( ts o ft t , l ; e ts ' e. N ET li E AL . ADDS . . _Capt. JOH N PEA RSON t Hells, t o int o day ee Novemte et, st Three o'clork pre- , Ihtlet i bten disehaseeed nut of Coastal © rand Grand Jury haviag ignored t these hut-mentioned casks Teamined in the cellar by the o ffi cers. hare been removed . The coffins from which the bodies had b n t 9 • 1 011 IVEDN LeDA le and SATURDAY asely, to take into consideration the propriety of dissolving the said i the jell preferred a gainst him. • ' There were threc casks toll, and headed op, in pickle; there was taken were in the centre tier ;,non . e of tilos ia the upper tier had i ; i ii. ll x 6e .y r : u fe m " -r. o irt u h 3 t Castors-house, at Eight . o'ciock in the Morn- Company. , • . , je,. tes Deeef e em, ace d 2 5. ~ i n dro or d f or h u h* 4. cons pi re d ! another` *ith the heeding inside tHe cask, and a big stone on th in e top ilie be tn e n n ne r i e l t n et r o i e n ed inpe T s h ir e ct e l e . metery Is :thOUt a quarter of a tulle from e. for the conveyance of Passengers, Carriages. , and Lug age. : a r a te rdan, a fter which time out of th e ab o ve N essels wi pre. . NOTICE T0IftED111)11S. - t wry firers ether per n' lotto at Lits.rpocil. and unlawfully., wil. lof it. They opened the bung-heles and found something LL Persons having an Demand against the Estate of I . I t:1 4 i 1 10 . a n nTi t c i, :n d iera t % l % au gi l v i t P •rs c ' e ro . d ' CZ ti rWlit d i l N a i t r e . l e yle: i t•fbtv t i xelts which' en elt ry badly-they put their fingers in-and then This blotted the eerie for the presecation.' They lamenting the embarraement in Mulch he fount: lurnstlf placed. by Mr. 'toren then proceedokto address die Jury for the defence, ed every esturday morning until - rth moved the ' casks Tg away ar.dptti them into the cart. For further particulars application to ack in c e t ma d e e : toMr. Pinkie, % L FILINCES eVADE, lark Peitchatil..treet, Brist.4. de. ' fere that time been interreie-" .- • opened a hogtheid which they found full a belt. 'Fhey took the 16, Begent.steect ;at the Geeeral P Office , 3W, Strand i ceased, daughter of Ideuterent•Colonel. Georg , 'Wade, Gernert! , of , - . - I rd, for t-ettrine, Berth , . to Ids di eiestr'e 3d R eglinent of Dragoon Gua-Je , ate hereby requiree . 31r. Uir :)77 i': ox opened the rasa Gm the prseepetien. stooe off the heading of the other cask, and leeehine mto it we law the aunty feeling which the cireutriskeneeti they had hexed detailed dead bodies. There were also three saike; one of which being had excited in the town ; whiensembursssment was grefilf it 3.• N. W. SV SIONDS. Agent. 7, Crateett, Minories. forthwiir. : o soul if, their Account.: to Messrs, Div and Alger. 3e, ; Ale II A I N1.:0 . ( . 1i then arldrested the Jury. The indictment was MAIM, burst open, and an oltliwoman casue out. ( Much laughter .) creased by an involuntary ceperishir which had burst iron: time of Bedford-me , . Soliceers to the Executor. in order that they mae ler . for a conspiracy ;It wag reunite. , en the law of theland. and such the Jury, in cousequance of the ebsettatione of his beat:tee. ferisnel I The bodies were taken 'out ef the eacks, and. pot into r e em ail IrIO be PEItENIPToiti IA .1. 4 1 /1.0, pursus . nt to an , ezansmul ami discharged ;. anti all .'4 indebted to the E:tate ,:, .11". e as there could he rm doubt tar Maniere about. 'Titter could bewho conducted the" illikeesution. Then „Learnt d Gentleman, in an - ' of Chancery, made in a cause 11 Al-Jer of the li'lPt - C myTt • j will l of the meld Fraeees Wade are hereby required forthwith to pay the ' ::u question but tile disinterring deed l'odies„ and depositing them I °p ow an d r oun d to conta i n d ea d b o di e s of eloquent and animated speech, commented en the several eo of casks, and driven to the dead Louse in Chapel.street. t the t •1 with the spprobaenn of alum rent ~ b owie all the casks were I liki r. `' n '''' ell"ter. the said Our; at the Puaic . anDt '''t ;... . Eses one of the 3iastere of . , a . crime; nod that' t e et eee t eekarion• . that p u p ae by encml Cruss-eitionined by Illr- 110TC11.-They did rot take me up. port them, which,. he contended,' had entirely tailed in thet diet, , o h e roolo of ;10.41 , .1 Court , in tfouthanipton.builthosia,CharearrY• st, r .,...„,, , „.__ Dbet. ,l 7.c.ls . .. ;4,..4,,, .:,•.. '"- ' le coolNtiisiy., o • ii • • •,is erfern 1 th eir, 'w /Wang lif tlaip Matt titli,ltired me fief orb that PleateLemlsti messnuch es.* indictment eetergeti the prisoner with .conog sne. 1 enteame on W EON ESP/. Y . du. he 4 41111Pihtliaftliet 4 1. - "`"" - is : u , ' 1 •"" awe ' • -issinvertnabate i ae.i.sl in nex.X4lees r be e s i n *. !.1.-Oposig I oritit ilendel, with whdryi there was no evidence to stow that • r.ti:i, at two or the dock in the Aftern Six Lots. t llNt+.4ity leve • still lei wield fie entree on th eeind of the "k now w h at v i t ii m c ae l. m ki. • • '..1 . - • .4•• - ...-w„ •i he Inid entartievai user; tied ft • den eisorged Arm oillitikilmenil:d • i Sfrind, and to ha hid of KMA, . 101. , of ta twrw le erase : weer* ' I IREEHOIM and LEASling/LinDESTATES, et•-..eere i Tlk i l l .P I fished% Price 11.. h y n ... ell the 13 ° 4 "e: 1 er° in the "' I " 1 act ivelf. What could b e m o r e reverting th an fo r persops to Re-examined by Mr. Bannock-We never scruple 80 take any i the bedlev, Or proclivity. them tithe divoiniapeor) f halt here trews . • .. h l'illieri-Ercei, Strand; Martha-iluildings, OM-street % the xii i e wm. find that the tombs of their relations were niendered for the casks that we may be hired to carry ; we know nothing about what 'limo( thsetbey bad ever been beiiret. He eutreateri the .nary to ditk.- eve', Kennin Devaashplece..Keenirgonelre ; and FoR G E , .. iME NOT ; a Christmas and Nen! Peat's 1 p ur poses Of gain ? lie only mentioned that in order to put the i t h e y na y co n ta i n , . missal much as possible alt Ares ices impreiniOnilrnitli their minas, t, n ,...sirect, Lamb eth; and also an ANNLI'II t ot la/ . . per an. Peeler •t few DM. ! Jury on their guard. lest they should. on th;s ocoesion. allow i Riceard Socket soore-I eM a constable. On Tunday, the lith and pronounce only apon theevidetee which they had before them, This new volume is enriched with einety Poems and Prose Alli- ster,. therged on Premises in'Stangate-street , during the life of one 1 their feelines to get the better of their judgment. He miticipated I des, which, with a few* trifling emptions, wcrc written entres•lY I that his Geerned Friuli who conducted the defence of the prisoner, 'of this mbiah. I went to Genie ' s Dock-passage. and there Mend how fir the prisoner was proved to be connected with the guilt.); chit transaction ; and if they did ••ste he eneld not for a rump_ ent themes Packer, agol 61 years. t for the work, and communieeted by the author. themselves. •providing • various• I three casks. I procured assistance and set Gee of the casks up on Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, ._ 1 1 i,imhanipton.buildiriga aforesaid ; .. . a .. of Messrs , . Frnmore, Clarke. t Meson. Briggs Amon ß • , . ~, g these are, the et. George Croly, Delta. anther in 7- The I wilools of enamel in the country • or tool el zone resurrection man, indreerece s (tether birrot end, then got a hammer and took cut the head. I ( taunt it to con. doubt that they would regard the rrtsonereas the Unman! ,dope .. he W." a ware ° l ' t hat ncc t s- r tain dead bodice. I then tell the captain or the' vessel to keen it e , lei Yynmete, Solicitor', Craven-street, Strad Legend of Genevieve, Rev. R. Polwhele, J. Doering. Esq. Rev. ! ,ity, l w. L. Berle., Henry Neele. Esq. Hee. W. B. Clarke.. Bev. Dr. I imlieee b y en-. and.. fur one. be would not ;herge the deli with being I quit. I then cents up to the TOWil Ilan, and Biughey went down inquiring into the nature of the business , the coopering or which he , t end Mould, Solicitors, lenonin's Inn-fields ;at the Horn's Ken. r °Met mativelhati that. The bodies exhibited no i w i t h me to t h e er r/ Dock. I pointethout Leech 'to tutu, arid lie had been employed to do, bat res ftee front tine guilty knowledge +Zoe ; am" the Peneutters' Arms. James - street , Lambeth. Booker, Iternard Berton, E.D. L. Richardson, Esq. James 1 nin e, o f ~inletice. and there wee every ( ENTLEAI FN'S APPAREL, CT . ... and coltenr, RENOVATED. of every description Kenney, Eve I). byndsay, ' . 11. 13rendretle jun. I: R e se G. eVoodley, J. Bird. Es q. A. Ba our, Esq. the euthors -' Of q. " -- e y 'he . Duke of Mantua" end •• Ch-orieles of London Bridge," e " Mrs y reason to believe that the I took hint away'. I then openeo ono cask, arid finding it also or partiripmeni therein at the cancan who had been hired to con- I o cr eer i, was noise/semi or alwurd, bat thnt it was a eOlariVed plan contain dead eoilt e e, I h a d MI the thffe casks carried to the dead. Tee the casks to the vessel , and against whom the evidence was .01` tee purpose 'of prmturing bodies fin the purpose of Inatome. bowie, whey they we r e timed, and one was found to contain three equally strong. In that view of the case, be auticißehild 'Ai/DING and Co.. the Sole Inventets of thvir . • • ' tt •• • The disinterrirg teen fur such a perposo . was illegal i and it' done did bodies ; am} the other two, four bodieeeech. that they would Fed the risoner inneceredf this charge. t I Heinen', 1111. s London., Miss Itlit ford. Miss Beyer, Miss Emma with the cool, ca l ea l et ing, o bj ect o f gain, is was tine °considerable John Leech sworn-I am brother to the witness George Leech. The RE connz R then proceeded to sum up the evidence. the l ! i u i l ) ie " r .i. aid i.l . l m i treble iroce ' se., at the old.ettablisbed Factoey. 13, tto Gentle- Roberts, Mee. C. B. Wilson, .Mies. Dowdich, Mrs. Grant, of Lag- delinquency. He (Mr. It.) might to say more on thiesubjeet, be. I el f:KRARD• STREET, SOllO, respectfully prawn . . an the late Mar. Pined. fee. , 1 / 4 .c. I 11144 at the Dre Dock when be came to meant desired I would go turned Aster which the Jury retiyed, and in about twenty minutes tie - P men. and the Public in general. a most obvious grge!fication i n g, j cause the subject had undergone considerable diseinsion in the rith him to George's Deter- paesage to help him to tirtioltd ' the d with the a Guil e • lhe graphic E mbellishments consist of Thirteen hi blv.firished an d e xcellent Processes for RLeTOR IND . .- Find ens, .. g - ,„.• newspa;sers, as . well as in private society ; the Jury, however. casks, I went, 'tithe paper which he gave me; to the canon Cote. The Recottinin ihimedirely sentenced the mitt-older tobe irn- rc(moßny, by specific V )01 lEN APPAREL, Engravings on steel, by Heath, the r truer's, Ise neu%. ‘I Inver, weuld not so muchattond to that. as to what actually would appear pany's O ffi ce ie Red Cross-strest, and left it there. prisoned and kept to hart labour in the Hones of Correction for the TINT and I.UTITILE to IA ORN % l ~ s Freehairn. and Smart, alter original desi g n. by ‘Vestall f l!orbould, in the medence. The Learned Gentleman then proceed to John F os t er s wom_l a m a constable. and was at the Police - o ffi ce hl twelve calendar months , and to pay a line of 301. and le be M k - to' ' -1 appearance without being taken to entees. iteorigtna • , ij sts , ff , : Croat Freddie, Owen, Prout, Hills, Porter ; and an embossed Inscrie- state tri the Jury the circumstances Mettle ease, as detailed in the when George Leech came thither with Roughest. / went w i t h t h em eresoned until such fine eel. Terms, Ready Money :.-Coats. ,ri. ; Great o . ~ „__ Plate. Coats he with silk end velvet collar , • • • 61 tkl • • IN meteorite, 25.; M a This day is pnblished. evidence ; and having done se, h e sa id he would then pro. to nlr. lePtiowert's school in Hope-street-beech showing the way. No expression of reeling of any kind escaped from err., part of coed to point their attention to th e nature of the evidence Th ere i s a cellar under the school - room . There are two cellars. the audience, on hearing either the verdict of the sentence. Doreen, 35.; Breeches, 2. Bd.; ladies' Pelham', Riding Iles- The REPOSITORY of ARTS, LITERATURE, FA- more immediat e ly affietin e e the prisoner. Henderson had fled, and Leech took us to the trate cellar, facing a ropewalk. 1 went with - bits. See. &c. tinned according to size. • N w ar . SII lONS, 6:e., No. X LVI 1.. price ee.- --•---- -•-- - could not heypprehended' The indictment charged a conspiracy Boughey to Me M7Govan, in the eehool.room. He came out ; Black Renovated foe Mourning on the shortest not i ce. SIIIPI'ING INTELLIGENTE. Each Number of this elegant Miscellany, printed in royal Bro.. between Dend el son, Donaldson (the present defendant), and others he teld us that one Mr. Henderson - rented the cellar. Bougbey finest linen. ranted not to sat the. --wow-- R t N.S. N, connexi en with any other House , nor mocl enove er. , and contalitirg four sheets of interesting Letter - press , i s embellished unknown. If, tbereforeothe Jur) should be of opinion that more asked him for the keys ;he s a id Ile supported 31r, Henderson hail LIVERPOOL FIIIDAV. OCT. 27. well coloured Views of Country Seats, Plates representing the latest than one person was colecenied it disinterring the dead bodies them. Beughey . tel him tin must break it open. Mr. 31 7 (lowen Artiyed the Osptcy, el-Gill. from Calcutta ; Liverpool. Rosa, T ll E LONDON DON AN I) AV EST M I NSTE it IV IN E F ashions for Ladles' Costume, Foruiture, &c. &e. I and sending them abroad, the rife was clearly one of conspiaacy. said he must donut his peril, as the person who rented it was nb- from St Petersburgh ; Eliza, Batson, from Bouillons; r. l :. Jrt- • , AND SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite irIISTRESSEI)' LETI'ER-PRESS PRINTEAS OF He would be able to prove that the defendant was i often ht the sent. Roughl y said he must do so. for there had beets some dead happes, Weliur . g. from Copenhagen ; Nelson Village, Harper , St. Martin's Church. have constantly on Sale- cellar. Donaldrin was oho seen drop ping a bag into the cellar, bodies sent away limn that cellar, and he believed there were others from Miratoieln ; Lochiel. Su ll ivan, from Prince Edward's Island; Per Dozen. I Per Dozen , 1.4 1 THE METIMPOLIet. which had some th ing in it ; and that he was one of the men Yen concealed there . Mr. .117Gowati said they had better get a cart Calmed. Langdttn, from Malaga ; Mary Ann, Gage, ft oniOpeito; lathrened with sentiments of the des e a t gratitode for the assist- Port. Vintage 1020 . 275. to 30s. I Claret, Lae Deane Mar- acting oo most °muttons in the cellar. After the discovery Donald- to mike themerey quietly if there were any, and not make any British 'far , puke, from Pugwaeh ; and Albion, front Alai - era. Ditto Cruated - 365.- -12 s. gaux • - 725. to 08s mice already so generously bestowed. the Committee most sincerely son wee not to be met with, unto 1 following ' .. le Saturday, when he disturbance about it. The dour was three broken open. and three The Wavenrce, Short, from Lima, has arrived at 1 - alparaista in Ditto '.". to 8 years in Sparkling Cham. lenient the neceesity which impels them , it second time • to felines lye ' • .- 72e. .. e 1/e s . the Public in ItAalf of the Unemployed Printers of the Ilteropolis. hen l 1 1f 'watched soda preaendel•Donaldson and the o th er persona had tierces were found reedy for shipping. They opened the bung of 19 days, ' t bottle - - 4fis--4for. pagne - T he Rosiness,which hex foe ninny months suffered rut Printing 't her rs . Pale& Brown 275. -36 e. Do. and Creaming ofin the indictment; but with ratline to whom the Grand Jury tierce full of salt. There was also another tierce, not headed 6th June. g s delete unexempled t7preselon, still exhibits but little. if any, sins • Da..lmontiilado . 42e. -411 s. the fi rst quality - 903. -; 9 •had ignored the bill. On searchiog Donaldson when be was up, containing a quantity of brine, which they poured off, and The Treasurer reeled from Montevideo for Liverpool on the 7th . tura e c lenge , the wretched * tuation, there f ore, o s trut of Tifoe Cabe I •hed I •I lladcha,lVeet India 38s. - 425. St. ?may, dry au d spare - taken two shipp i ng note, Were foetid, exsaly Minder to that found the bodice of twine babies. lAD audible shudder ran through August.. and the In Plata 1794 lo sail on the 11th, . aho have foe so long a period been dentived of the means of provid. _. . * been 1) 0. E mit e m it, - 434.- 60s. ling - - 63.. -7 2 - • ' for he of • m e ing t urgent wines their families, may eas il y w imagine ; &wiles - 425. -48 s. Chablis - -30 s. - . . Dock Quay the three casks widish led to the discovery. Now foreman of the Jury was taken suddenly ill, and obliged to retire pad, was epokrn wit k effrork the `?lst hlsrant. their sole support being derived hem the contribetions of the the disinterring dead belies of Tenerilfe, Lisbon. Vi. Hermitage, Red and ells benevolent, rind the Sabacriminna of such of their fellow-workmen . donie.ft 3loontain 30s. -311 e. White - - 725. - tion, the (loom would tell them, wa s an illegal ace; and, if of the he riding of the cask, upon which was platen a stone weighing at Liverpool with the cargo of the Hairy hell, 'whie3 %owl put remained in psnial cm In •inent. Sheuld this resource fail, Claret. St..lnlien - 425. - 435. Moselle. Sauterne. &c. 50s. 600. 3 ) which the . P}' - . . . the evieence should warrant the conclusion that Donalson was about lio or 60 lbs. There was a quantity of old clothes, and two back to Greepoek. present etch:meted states ot h e' r ono renders more tnan . Old Tom. Jamaica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Fern.tosh, Ac.ittiplicutcd in it, undoubtedly it would be their duty to find him smock frocks. and two brats (aprons), a cooper's adze; another SAITUIVIAY. OCT. 23. probable, the v can anneinate nothig from the apinoaching winter per imperial measure. at reduced prices. eL. ' • - • er guilty ; and although they m4,lst hear a great deal from his tool in the cellar. There were also several short bludgeons, about Arrived the Thomas Naylor. Tummon , from ett. Petersbuteth but the extremity of 'tureen misery. To avert, if possible , this ins - . ,•• i__ 5... n..... end Veinhureh Ales. .. _ . .. . .._ ____...___,_ __.., ~..,._ ~.. eanied Friend _clean the liptcessity to kcep the knowledpe of hat a you) long, a short spade, several coopering articles, and Jeseie, MINT, frail) St. John' s , N. 8.; NoinseLegget. fom 31- - -" • •• ... . _ . e . , • Ir. 4 1.. door that house. I. lived in Bold.placo ;• I saver let any Pert of that was in the a ;lea house. When Henderson first took the eeNa, he told melds name. abuut two it ice*, He took poseesaion of the cellar, and pso a quarter's rent in ad. Crowe= out& ranee oa the first interview. I have fin daughters. I first saw a doing. oak brought in within one or two days after thee:Wm was let.— James Ai 1 the , That racitedoo suspicion in my tided, aai he said he was a coupe?. a paper, whl pre- He asked if I would let him have glass I e 'window. The casks I know whose tura] saw taken ip were brought in a hand t ; and when they were several time ferer taken out, I think it was generally in a horm-cart. They were ge- The paps e ad. nerally taken out in the forenoon. I have generally Dom fifty to " Plasm I city; sixty scholars. They are from four to trnattll years old. We from Mr. B y are teach every thing . commonly required, except mink mod dancing. burgh.. I never was of opinion that it was oil which smelt. The boys cam- - ',twerp pthe .plained of the smell of oil. I had no tenpin as suspect the per. ' "To the meth sons employed in the cellar of being engaged in any dishonest Jo h n gi a in be business. i which tun wen. Gerrie Issech'irrom—l drive a cart • for my brother. I was at lod ged I ea at I pad. the Dry Derek - sh oat three or four o'clock , not n ate a month ego. rind- when la tars WOO and asked ass if i would take three casks I was „tot le in- from Hope-street. I asked where to ihe said " here." He then lane. I c air- asked what I would take them for ; . said a couple of shil- meet, an t nazi- Bugs. He paid, " Cotne away ;" and I followed Min e with the melaa d at given. cat to the cellar, at the back of Mr. :hl`Gneran's school, 'in towards tht; mine. Hope-ireet where I tamed the cart round. When I got there two or a wn c and they bad a cask at the door ready. I in to mist la rol li ng a i as taken I 3 bow. the other casks oun There were tiro in the cellar, of 'kart 4 the prisoner is wet , god the man who tched me staid outside; Win.,, ,Vll "um Th e casks were put Into the oart. Iti em in and drove away mited_., wll ,7 to the waste ground in Hope-street, so where th e man who Pehtiru.lt above 'Reed me came and pee me two sbiliogi for the earls" and ,ftw".. ta .• : sixpence for putting the asks down. carefully. He then te- d; '"""'_,_" L turned aloha HOOgPitfeet. 1 drove away down Hardman. Bertg ince,- dam, across Rodneyeareet, down Inuee-itreet, cad 2 . 07 -4ePta - bum; Weft- He gave nut a paper when he gave me the money.' fotind 1641 ogale, He told roe to take than down to the IMOTI and lay them (Two of lets.— down arehnly. and be would give me another A. I drove to purported George's Dock peonage, when I bald a mod at the Lama, us nearly t' ROM THE CAPE—rh , Lady of the Late, Marin, the 12th of Augdst ; :Jul the Coventry, !NNW. for tT SINCATORE.--Tho Mary Ann Sophia. Neg. Penang, on the 20th of 31areh ; the Mary, Manful, on the 21st ditto ; the Cornwallis. *wilt,. Mic k . e 26th ditto ; the Col. Young, Gray. frona Boapali ; the Scorpion, Bison. from South Artesia ; shi t ts. from Bengal ; and the Penang, Edmour,on ininbaz. on the 4th of May. 110)1 SINPAPORE.—The nay. itlaonl. fer Ma. Ith of llarch ; the Cornwall.. llattllt.lorthinit, March.; Sae Mary Ao Sophia & Headertott, tow; 29,h of March ; the New Carmo, f April • the Alfred. Comarmond , for the Mauritius, ay ; the Janesina, Tonks, and the Edtwaitatalls Mt. on the sth of May. kil been lIIT reed Thy awl and rte., '44 11® , no 11, 1 0